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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30

Treasury notes selling AT discount Tue supply
i, larger tlas Tor some days previously
Money matters ar, quite easy aud the sire rate m goo
paper about a 10 per The banks are discontinue
literally for their customers, and the produce 10" udS
comm, in will enable the country dealers to pay on por-
lion Of their Indebtedness merchants we haveheaih
of no failures for some me and trust %e ,ha all be GEAR
of the breakers by rext tall.
Letters from New Orleans received in III city state that
The propey of tie Gas Bank OF that place has been attach
nv MIR Samuel Jaud N Tor the purpose OF securing debt OF
1900 600 le originally to the Bank Of the United States
bo now bclongn the VI, Morrison OF London who's.
agent Mr. JaudOn Is
The Slate Bank of Indiana is making arrangements at
Cincinnati, for the redemption Of her paper.
The Iou,e Journal says the banks checking at ON
The Eastern cites and the of door rate D. Specie Is
Lought a, Il and sold at a2l-lne doing. sale Oh
&OO1 Kentucky bond serdsy at 500 Indiana paper.
The New Orleans Bee says: Money Is scarce ana our
banks are ascounng sparInely course which iey are
compelled adopt aud pcrevere n so as to pre- pare ior
resumption of cash payments
Soeakisy of money the ST LOUIS New Fra says
Every thing sOsiuson IN the currency, or al ledsi u
settled a, To make quotations useless The brokers are oier
ing per cent prem for specie and L. A. BenOiI 90 are
selling exchange at per prem. for specie Ten Per
cent would be fair quotation for exchange. he VIII
drawal al once of $4,000 OF daily circulation VII
camp all business operations. and for tune leave Us VIII
out any general circulation except City and County var
rants The produce market feels the geHersl con'ul>o
and sale. be Effected nj any price, we near ud'
81 only, were offered Tor Flour"
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W Henry, Auctone-r.
4 TCTION NOTICE.-ByW w. O. Kent

GRE.r ssLr ~ WATCHES This Day at 10 o'elo6..
al = Broadwar. M be sod thout reserve for cam wy
ent sinck ar importer. consisting NJ upwards ~ a.
sorted cdlf ds rafut lever Watches, spmrrsIng eVer "
rie.y part of which are FIJI levted and very s1lc1u
I'M deiarhed everS anchor es~si-rncn wstch.s -
Ynli snis and dals iewrled in - holes y" a''''sn e.
irpin- watches part of VII oh are ms SIZED i1r
doub- bottom al nglsh silver lever 80 DO 10 imitation ~
100 assorted silver lep.nes also splendid double i-e
Ia he'd le--r, win Independent seconds AMI . hor'
el,ei: DO wifi .nd-r~nf' NJ ,rconii and pain sou 49,
&C. ,ogether with an sseorr-rt ~ r- worked ctaIs'
seals KEYS. diamond kev. rIngs breast r'h- " .o,
Note-Purc hasers OF me articles vii IND TOY $3.50
OF Nd'Sur =, ',i.'' - ''' 90 wv ny aj0 IT.
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Markets,

ASHES-Ab0ut 80 bbls Pots have been sold at - 10
Sales 10 arrive were made NJ S. ~ Pearls 3 30 go,
COTTO\-The transactions 10 DAY reached apou' INV
bales. Market firm.
fLOtR-These IS no material change in the appearancs
Of the market Genssee IN good order cannot We sau u.'
les than g. Sales cue bb New Orleans al - TO- AND son
500 bbb B padded" al s. oct s5l23 The receps 10y tne
canal have yet been light Southern Improving a1 w
is hule sale Georgetown. Sales lHo 10 iNV W
Georgetown at IS 81 part cah and part time, when az
advance sale OF $50 bbls having been made wilhh Tue
week nj 8 SIT al, ..
Net bu, hear OF sales. lice only being obere1.
100 bush Northern Corn tbc. measure ioV '"u',
prime al 6+c weight; $500 New orleans al ''c, "c!S
Oats not very plenty, but large receipts are "ay eA
pecied.
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BvF J. Beams. Auctosecr. ij) Fulton 81.
SALE-This Day. Satur

dsv AT II o'clock by order NJ the Sheriff, al No Ie
south Il near Dover the conieuis Of = Grocery ana
quor store ding u sin'brsndy rum WINS ies, So
gar cofe~ Havana Sgl tobacco sr-p, oil and oil cans
speudd counter beer and cidsr p1nps, ria.,~s. dram
sr large stand czsk& kegs qr. CASKS scaie, veieht.
AlSo the fixtures the store. 40 :
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THE NETWORK MUSEUM, former

THE NETWORK MUSEUM VI, former
| Is Known rs PE,Lr's MusEun, Broadway, sppo'r
g. n HILL Ia. The honor to announce the pubic, iha,
he has taken the management Of the above magnificent ant
popular institution, which comprise. The most Elegant sN
attractive collection OF Natural aud Artificial 'urios "a
in tie United States. Including the urrvac Portrait Ca
ery Of Distinguished Americans more than 30 IN number
Mr., HILL proposes present IN addition TO 10. PIE
sent attraction, a. all times during the day and evening
series OF embellishments which IL trusts " III aer ami
receive the attention and support OF the ciens anu
The day Exhibition. " III commence Mosolay mornn-.
next o'ciock, \. NJ, when Will be exhibited beanisi
model On bassO r.levo) Of part OF
SWITZERLAND,
10 German miles long by 9 broad
Also a splencida nj r.rreGi model Of the
NATURAL BRIDGE IN VIRGINIA!
Mr. wASHBURN the wonderful Yankee Dwarf, mea-
surfing 81 inches in hight and weighing % pounds. TIE TIE
von1 I'll doubO the smallest man in the world. Mr W.
ercslenty proportional. and whss contra ded VIII y =
GIANT VINO is also eng aged. iorms exhibition. such .,
viu asonish every behsider, and DEFY rvalry, MI
Clancy sk> about with hun standing on his band with ih'
utmos, apparent and though bis weight did not
Gee" '''' 81 " ''"'' MEsMERIsM,
Ifa,-ASiMAL MAGNETISM
These truly startling aud wonderful experiments may he
ranked n The great Nonder OF ne are IN sp.e o' ' 49,
extraordinary science and the phenomena produced IN Tie
mesnerc state tle exhibitions which have taken place
recently have tended 90 dsprl every doubt a. TO tc uu
and efficacy OF the discovery, even Win the phhopis
TuF BLIND LADy-MIss MARY MATTOCkS,
The sub ect OF the experiments alluded TO- was for >c'c
war, educated the Institution toe the Blind, New ioi
She ha, been wthou, sight her infancy Experiment
10 commence al ( O'clock each afternoon.
THE LECTURE ROOM.
Orc OF the most commodOus place, resort IN the cry
AMI hch und resng the most thorough repairs an
appropriate alterations, aud the addition OF sundry g. "a
',1ienccs under the Inspection OF ,ne mol e'nn'n
will be- opened to the public on "Wednesday evening NIX
u,v nh v IN Brilliant Musical lumorou, and Mrart 81
Entertainment
Tickets admitting family To the Museum for one
w
Of Len. s,o ISe. for one g. 81
~. '"'','s'Is 80, ''' '' .I....... ~ ~
% ~. ~ 49,, c.n,lcm,n one r.... s. a.
The primo pal city and Country Papers taken
Teachers an Pupil. ut Schools admitted on liberal terms
ADMISSION TO ALL y CENTS.
DtGT ERREOTYPE ILLNESSES correctly takeh ~
v seconds with without the light oil the sun, anl WI
10 w, sther. aP
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" Praf. Ru-h,. Lecture. on Sacred symbol,

Of p ophccv are continued Al the University Chapel every
Sabhslh evening, commencing ut bs-pas o'clock The
srh,-ct of The Tn var iefU51od and The WueHtU1
" Continuation dsc the rre character of the anci-
ynind prosperous period ~ the church and the world
Tel ,s 70 ic VA u mo-. OF ,hc hCoh stores and nj Mr.
smith, Janior The University my time previous 'oihe
Sabbath. dJ
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FROM the Bos,on Recorder, March - 2,

,F,mfv Book-Mr Robert Sears. OF New-fork, has an
nroriant and Interesting work now IN cou" OF Iupo"'
t;on entitled Bible ography, or The Live ana ,ndId
TORS of Tho Principal Prfson1ga> recorded ~ u Sdo'''
. PrYa families -ias,raicd with several hundred hne
.ncrayHg. II viii form Ocia'o 'oium" o. oV pay
b,1Isomev rr nied and bCundi AT prte nct eNce,n-
a. 50 and will be ready Tor dcvey edfy Ia nay. MedH>
are adopted give II III widest ',blc O., Cu"''o
From thr New World, March 20 . ,
Sears, Bible Biography, illustrated with sv ers hundrr
Fn-ravrp>-we ha,eTecesed prospectus AMI specimen
ne. of tIe above named 6.thcomng work The engrA
rgs many ~ which from original DESIGNS, are gene
raI well executed The design of the work seems excel
lent and we cbeetuly Recommend TO The nouce Oh our
readcr. Published at liz NaSsaust-
From the NewYork rrIbunesMarch p
Sears, BhIe ioarnphy.-We heartily commend ihs new
forthcoming wOih, advertised IN announcer coiu"' a.
y1luabe cheap and convenient book TO nh me aren't ar
teacher or student in explaining and er stns NE younS
e.peciallv in the study OF the Holy SCRIPTURES ihe pa
tiinlarv Who are engaged in the instruction OF SaDa
schools and Bible Classes will soon find one OF le Door
thai thcv must have May the publisher supply Tue a''
with many ten thousands. . -.
Bible cgraphy -This - the name OF noble woik apou
10 he publ shed in New.York j. most Justly called ~
Christian Father, Present to b Family This beautiful
book will consist of large volume OF about y" pa
printed from and elegant type on the III CT ptPer VI
have seen specimen tue cngravtngs ol WHICH hc "oh
4, 10 contain more than five hundred. They are Gecush
h, the fr. American artists after pictures OF uc h ee'
hya,r PAINTERS II this work meets with crcudph com
men,Irate with il, merits il will be found IN every d"ehs
in the Union. go j., =. ,. ,,,,,, aud
II Agents-responsb'e mel-wanfn III tNe'f '1 Nv, III
yI,ce throughout the United States Address The sun
crber pos, paid, without which no letter WI I've ahrH
,ro,, IN. Office ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
DC eod1wis. l22 Nas,au.sI., New-iork.
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R0aaenXers

In the ROYAL Mail Steamship Midway, from HavananG
s,ubes OF Havana Mr. Is yan Miss Lee, Lent, > ia,
raulan Mr. Gordon and lady, Fresiong MI Uouhey' :,
Graves. Phelps, Moiras, Mr. Brown, h"'o"'
McCloud Mr. Cslderon DR. La Bore. c.l At,
In brig Lady OF the Lake from 81 Bnrts-Dr Crck VII
Rubin, " Leonard W Paige. -,
In brig Aapama from Apaachicola-C Allen
In brig Arixene, from Turks lsand-Mr Gihbs ana hu!
M Seamore, Mr Bunam.
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AN AGREEABLE RECREATION.-

visit TO the extensive grounds al liohokcn The beau
ties OF which have been NJ highly e1olled AMI winch are "
literally throw open the public, Will prove a. pleasant
be made ir-m The city al THIS season
The walks are in good order and the grounds are
deckcd with all the luxurant freshness OF an early 'pr
Nothing can be gratifying is the mind than the coz
temptation OF so charming scene. ais I'M,
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CHRJsJIIN FITHER's PRES.

n ENT TO HIS FiMLS-rp lrtan and lnere 9
work now in oour.e Of pnhc atioto be ready Hr "Pi'
.,rv in Nav l8i!-isiraied with several hundred m"
Fn.rsyn->-g Biography or tie Lives ana Cnaiacl'
Of the Prnspa Parsonage recorded IN NE sacrcd r,
~ar,iralv 1prd 10 the Instruction Oi Youth ana frV
FaulieS TIL, taiuahc forthcoming work WI cnn>',, W
More an so pr Gyo, cona ming wore Than we Iir
bonud m lt and eiiel d. iSc Prise ." rot exceed 7!S'
ncryo Volume.
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TTARLEM PLEASURE GARDEN

II ii ]
This splendid Garden, situated on the banks ri tie
Harlem River of the delightful spots IN The VI
cinly OF New York. Astounding in all kinds Of Srubbsry
Plants and Flowers Of the finest and rsrrst kinds fo'
filed with Gold and Silver Fish, whose spertve playful
ness on the surface Of the adds much interest 10 ne
scene while the srpentne walks, shaded by Goden WI
lows orpr irresistible attractions tor rural rafbl+
An extensive and elegant Awning has been erected an
,ptabe Grounds have been laid out for Military C0npa'
ME, to practice Target Firing.
IT Gold and Silver Fish and Bouquets OF Flowers 'or
sale al the Garden. Harlem, May, 1872 AZ I'm
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ROYAL Mail steamship Midway, Smith, from Havana 81.
Nassau sd and Savannah and Charleston 25th instant
Maitland Kennedy.
Ship Auburn Dsriee, IL days from Orleans cotton
johnson 4 Lowden.
ship Calhoun Myers. days froa, Charleston Georgc
Sutton
Brig Alabama " ilams Is days from APaiaoboa, cotton
10 Siurges Chairman
Brig Anlxene. McClin,ock. Il dsps from Turks Island,
sst Ia Mr. GIBBS
Br brig Lady OF the Lake II days IRON - Nitcenis, IN
ballast. 10 Middleton 4 Co.
Br brig Lady Harvey McDonsll l6 days from 81 Bart
To q Laurie.
schr Emerald. Bacon, IS days from Orleans, dour Il
TO Lewis
BELOw-BaIk Mary a!ss ship and bIigs
The Br schr Irene, which went ashore the HOOK 49,
got of thursday night by throwing overheard part @
Der cargo OF plaster, and abe came up this morning
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ADJUSTMENTS
| COMBINATION of Attractions. such

seldom offered 10 place at the sane ~ ne -
Cow ssr,s the patronage Of The public AZ the ENh bito
Rooms OF J. CLARk, No III Broadway. I, conss;s ~ .
Caller oi antique ant m-J-rn Paintings, by ~ r@'i ~
The order NJ excellence IT,
Gulerv Wach ftfr,i W sN r. Ci suitable ma:nf
c.nce provided With N ricss, sage, appropnair n %
- Lectures and Concerts which viii take place ~
fays tsssonalls notice OF vsch will BE- given s't vi
be directed ~ The fsi talent N Their respective orser NJ
ruf--ta rmsui he stage commands fli sics 20 taF
stn. ant III s-de7c-. and wee v-ssthus comb nn-
81 intellectual and VISUAL csoymeni which The prppre'o
trust. N be- found worthy 40 That patronage ~hcs he -
ihrs ereaSn-ei a. much ahor ani expense :" deserve
The large Saloon vii la brill snily Illuminated every
-,eung and p-n2 VII De- spared 10 render one OF the
.i sa,,nt p. 1 certainly one OF the INST Interesting
resorts IN the cry.
Open from \. VI, 10 10 7. VI Aimt'ancs > c~rls-
NORTH Tickets g.. Entrance on Broadway. az
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n way aud Ann ,,reei-P. I BARN. VI. Nauager.-
In orer ~ accommodate the nne ne crow = when 'tit
here the Lecture Room has been enlarged The HN>f-
on. G. psey g IN be consulted Day or tNesns se =
b. greatest wonder ct the age. From 9ocscs, A. " n
privately consulted a. an oscle or to,f-
teller OF Fu,ur- vents charge. Mr.. WInchs, the
Comic D~olie-, will introduce his us's, Humorous srd
me charming Vocal. from y Orleans, i engaged slso la
Pettr Celeste. the beautiful Dancer Experiments n Ma
nal Magnetism child three wears old Nlassfa rss'
with real water Pneumatic Railroad Alhino Lady oass
Blowing; Grand CosmOrama, snd 5so.ooo eurioSes
A splendid day performance every "Wednesday and sa''
urlsy afternoon.
AnlttanDe The whole 8 oens-charen half nrlcr as
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OW pRICES.-iInnt Brothers, No. Il

IFr-lrn-o Place. ofir p the trade. by Tie pee n
packacc AT nett prices, very great FArt' 81 'nnsr
CALICOES In the assortment will be found Sood -,
from nearly every Print Worksin the country Also Iarge
assortment Of French and English Prints, PrEed NlsI'
M,usselnc dc Lame. &c &c, together with comPe',
assortment nj Cotton Hosiery. 90 .,.,;,
uOWTgTIc GOODs-Such a' Sheeiings, Shirtings'
UrilinpS fcklny; Ic &c-al Of which viii he sold 70"
-, 4 ch,,r, Credit VIZ ""
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y r.n,nerance lead, 10 Hnppincsa.-Ths

II Temperance leads 10 Happiness.-The
s.aSG fp, a, S Bns st ss S a%os
hers will address he meeting rHe Co u eiPecied 70
), ,herS. a1o IT.
~ Tempcr.ncc Meeting r, the Broadway Tab
Union will bel d at the Tabernacle "wednesday I've
ming Nav 4h. The meeting Nh he addr' SEED by the hon
Mes,rs Briggs and Marshall Members Of Congress ~ II
IL be e,sd there will be general wish TO b ar these Dc
un.ushed genemep and that nrmeer ucent - oil 10
rsrrna-e " ~ b. sli n 10 pay small sum to secure
.,st and deray expenses the Committee have issued tickets
of admission at d cents to be obtained at The once OF u
Temperance Union Clinton Hail; at J. ". L-aVus, l06
pal a. A,a b ieelou's 81 uan~L; at Jane. wct,
Apo,h,cary, corner of broadway and Eighth and II any
remain unsold, a, the door Cierg,men will be supplied
4 sbjst,.-On Sabbath after
.o.,, T., NAV Rev SAnVsL d. CoCHRAN receutlv from
Oh.rn OHIO IN deliver sermon from Cor ) Oh. II ana
Is ye,.e. for the OF Christ con,lr.neh U.s. becau.e
"a, inns iudgehat one died fsr all, then ali dead
and NAT lie died ali, that tney which live should not
henccorh I've unto themselves bat unto him which hed i
Them. and aPas" The subject OF The discourse VI"
nj. Church organized at week, wilf l.irtyeiEh,
hired the Lecture Roos in tie Medical College, Cro'uy-
street Services a, the usual hour on ios aDG ac,u.
every Friday evening Tie c1blic are invited TO attend
a29 2s ~
~. Theological Discnssisn,-J9,, pubI,,,.,rd,,
Cheo'opieal " cuson eire. Ec. "r, iin,o. td
A,o sTss d T9ys1,p, Book. r Pa FPdc.
&c the Invrsalist BOOK Establishment, NJ iS'
street. between Nassau and Broadway. ~ az<u
r pbr,ro,oxy Frce.-At Clinton Hall or Thur
%y esrnink MAY sth, Dir. ~. 3 Fowler VII trhfe on Inc
-Fpicrrou Of Penoiogy the cultivation or nemvry, ans
the intellectual education of children Peoples ntnoIe'
being USUALLY short the Lecture will be free 10 all tx
pensss defrsNed bv contribution.
Professional EXAMINATIONS daily at his once, ~ NASSAU
street and fame. waited their residence is cabnet
free visitors Book. husts &c. for sale especially ON
nslrimony and the cuu'etoh OF memory Price lzt e.1'
zach. lSi a5O IL
rsrIk r A
Steamer Britannia - . close al ilsrnden C0soicc No
Asli-Irse, Saturday, April 81, ~ oc!ock =. NJ
uers Packages deposited at their office as above are
ensured q. being in ample season for The steamer Mail
a29H HARNDEN CO
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AUCTION SALES.
BY S. DRAPER. Jr.
Store - wlliMfl-Sre,L crrDcr ~ Fire-s;rvct
SArt RDhY. April Sth,


Al 10 o'c.0ck iu thr sal,s nuoFn-
CLOTHS AND CsssINESEs IRON he 81 elves Fos .sH-
SING os 80 pieces we> Eng asd Cloths snd Csssi
rrr.>, Jusi land comprising wo dyet back bro. rs.
invisible green olive, sui sn col - London brow Rus
- rf,tn' NNa'el ni'r, stFon gr-,n carci lshls &C
49, 10" pecsr Cashmere % Narous p,terns aus d,'
~rpUon-
40 as, blue black sa,, s.fsed poulte lc ,,i,.
Also
At IL o'clock. az the Auction R,on
DANCED (;Oop>-.As0. = cases Fr~nch tsp.l> sl.rd
fsu tn Nreck OF the L0gs Philippe. damaged on The
VOYAGE ct Importation. sOl under The Bsuecon Of he
wsulsus o. The port account ~ the snlsrv.ts, Iox
cash
At y e'clock s. he t-cton ROorn
CA}cr The Inspection the Waris. az the pvt
courl C 'hc uudsrWrisr>, ior cash
- packages nm. Iiartwar ard -ery. and genera
81 German French eosds saved rom the ship
Lons Philippe.
WEDNESDAY. NAV
NJ - O'Clock.
bcases Nvoois copper rullris Tor calico nfntss, st
under tie ius pcciiou OF The Wanien> OF the port
THURSDAY, Nav +
fRtNcH 6cops BN CArALoCVs.. leo casr> trrnch 'oss
composing large desirable % sfasoaaole
art'c,P>, reCt we'd bV srrI,ll>
Also, onA CREDIT or SIN MONTHS ~ approved
endorsed notes. handsome s~o,mes at fresh imported
French German goods, comprising r,h ssectioa nj
ssssnnabe article,
Also. 10 cases hOula'Ines
Also, do baf0une,
Also do uouseIre - LANES OF a celebrated fsbre.
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1f PARTICULAR MOTTO E.-Tho>e person hasin'
furniture of description to dispose Of whO are break
ing bossekeerinr, VIII and ready sale isr any orh
all Il their goods, hy sending their rhlrr or cahns
upon The subscriber Good. any purchased
d3O (2 y. COLTO<k CO.. ~ Chsuam -
UIO Of o. "a .periai ueeiiRg Of MERIDIAN
Lodge No ~ Of -. r. will Le held IN this Lon-e hOs
corner OF Grove ard Hudson streets, on Sa'nr'ay t
40 COIL instant Rusn,s IMPORTANCE he transacted
- ~ o-d.r CiIis. HALLACK, " g.
=. a. a. - ~" ... sglt-
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d TO LET REASONABLE.-A plea

SAINT, healthy situation al Sing sing, Wtstche'.rs'
county inst far erough o the villa ye 10 he pleasant
in minutes walk Of four churches and The hest Of schools
thrre also two story double house on the premises wen
c,lcnl,ed for genteel family or private boarding house
=. there difficulty obtaining boarden during he sea
the place contain, three acres OF hrst ra iano @
den For further particulars inquire al y fron'ueel
as SITS
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DIES,

Las, evening Mr. Frederick Laforesl, Of Meropoian
Lodge No 50. o Of % F-residence - Essex street, -
On the 9th instant Rev Samuel Fuller, Rector 81 ihiS
Church Rcn.selaeryiile aged u. ,,.,
Al wcgo. April d. Frederick slanly Esq soldier OF
Gt rrar.as y :. nr g 1oln Burroughs soldier Of
the Revolution aged ~ ycai,.
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VVHE MOUNTAIN PAVILION.-Thi.

e,tahlihmen, has hecG taken by Mr.. u. Jeur, pre-
pretOr nf he Pacific TeIapcranC Hotel 1872 Gre cav lc
The Pavilion is lergsng extensive alterations AM u
rendy 10 accommodate tamil =, about the 1rs OF Jnf
II situated on the bank OF the Ind,on, opposite Ia
street and miles from Hobokcn Ferry, overlooking
the CITY, Bay IIsrbor and IN tact the whole sur oun
country The house will accommodate 2g persons Ihe
upper and lower pazlas form wide promenade, each lH
ret long Omnibu,e. will through the summer from
the Ferry The Mountan-are ~ cents MI Jt'uP ha'
ing the House. whose good qualities will be sure 10 secure
for the Pavilion high rank among the best Hotels our
country All intoxicating drinks VIII be dispensed with AZ
this place A Soda Fountain viii be fitted sp, and many
excellent beverages and refreshments kept always on nand
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Reformation Society. Lee.

turcs.-Thc Lecture IN ih Couif III % uel'l'l
on SABBATH Yvetns MAJ 1T, ia the Central fr~shytrran
Church In Broome .ircet. tihe R.,. NJ AidnsJ ~ ur
Rev Dr. Cox Of Broosyn collection VIII be taken Up
g. III DO s,~i.v IN Dub .i.ng ir<ci.. A. Bv o-der,
ag9 Il, CHA> X. MOORE, Re-. SO.
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VI AR RItD A.:

In PHILADELPHIA on the l9h OF January last by the Right
Rev .h-p kenIick, Count Louis FuscfaII ldssuo 10
Ms. Catherine Baker, oi Sew.Nork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
CuoIp ST0RE-Wigor G. Hunt &

" Co. 49, Pcar>reet corner OF ,baham, Lave DO"
on hand and are daily receiving, large .upbY, OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. NESTlN"S,
agd SUMNER GDODS,
or the mos, derabc Styles together with large asSprl'
men, of Coed, syllable Tor Merchant Talos and coiher'
r ssr in qpar,ili,. 10 ,u purchaser cheap io cash or
a,,rov{d CREDIT h'h Imh
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SHARON SPRINGS.-The Pavilion

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J. Tbs new and commOdious Hotel will be open tor IN
reception aud after the first Of June neri II
the village oi Sharon Springs Schohstis Coz Ntw-ho orb.
The clear, eft these Sprin greatly rts' M
bling of the White Sulpher Springs oi virginia have
been proved tn be highly oicacous IN Rheumatic Cutan'
o,, B ous and Dy.peptic complaints; and in the cure
Erysipelis Salt Rheum Scrsula, Liver Compliant nnh
General Debility, aud 10 many other respects posses i.s
certified by OF the most eminent Medical Professors ~
the nte States medicinal aud healing properties unu'
passed and believed 10 be unequaed by any IN Insecurity
Added to these, the rides in the vicinity numerous VII
lagos, extensive views, neighborng caves aud ionanIc
scenery among the many attractions offered Io uose
eek ny IN the heat S summer, either health or pleasure
These springs but few hours ride from Saratoga
Troy. Albany All accessible from Canalohane on
Albany and Utica Railroad where carnage daily ava
tbs arrivals o the morning from SCHENECTADY asd tea
convey S,t~rs t. the Sprr g, distance OF about eet
miles arriving IN time dinner also b., the Albany AMI
Cherry Valley Turnpike by daily stages, being about -
miles of tie ciy OF Albany.
Warm. Cold and shower Baths furnished At all times,
either mineral fresh water, and every attention
given to render the stav OF visers agreeable.
An abundance OF the purest Mountain Spring Ice IL
store Il tor the season. ISAAC I" WILLIAMS