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Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-14
DEED.

In Kent on the 9th inst, after short illness Mrs Caroline B. Comstock, wife of Capt David Comstock aged 42 years. Amiable, pious, and benevolent in life. [Editors throughout the State please cOpv.l
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-14

ROBERT WILLIAMS. "OULD inform his customers, and the W public in general, that he has received the latest fashions from New-York, and is prepsred to do all kinds of work in the
 TAILORING Line of Business.
 Two doors South the Mansion House.
 Litchfield, June g, 1s42. tf4
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-14
WOOL.

On Ann FEET of Hemlock Boards OV.UVU 30 Casks Canaan Lime. For sale by WADHAMs, WEBSTER & Co.
 Wolcottville, June 4, l642. 6t2
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of June, A. D. 1s42:
 Present, John c. Michel, Esq Judge. fAN motion of Hiram Holcomb, Geo. Har- " ris and Lyman Howe, Administrators on the estate of Shubael Lowrey, late of Ca naan, in said district, deceased. this Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited to the creditors of said estate to exhi- bit their claims to said administrators. 7* JOHN G. MIrcHEL, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-14

UNIVERSITY HAIL. CAMBRIDGE, BLOWN UP. The Boston Mail states that about two o'clock, Wednesday morning, the Uniyersi- ty Hall, winch was nearly new, and the best of all the College buildings. was blown mp. carrying a large bomb b-shell into the build- ing, and setting fire to the fuse. The bomb she'll exploded with tremendous noise, car rying out most of the upper part of the building, and creating work of destruction hardly to be conceived from even such cause.
 Fortunately no one was in the building except a baker, who slept there to take charge of il, and he escaped serious injury. The perpetrator of this outrage is not yet discovered; but the College Faculty and the town authorities are making every effort to probe the matter to the bottom.
 SOOTHING VERDsCr.-At Lockport. last week, a Miss Webster. of Hartford, Ct., obtained verdict of 5000 damages against young man of the former place. for a breach of promise of marrage.
 Gov. Doris speech in calf. will be publish ed as scon as the author returns to read the proof-sheets It commences thus. l" Liberty or death, or room tO run GsrsE
 N:D HsSsn Herald
 ATyler paper says that the third veto is ..documsnt every way worthy ofits author" We say citto.-Ib.
 It is generally agreed now, that Esq. at the end of mans name, in many instances, is like the quiFk in hog's tail-more for or rament than use.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-07-14

Al Court of Probate holden at Salisbury within and for the District of Sharon, on he 21 st dag of June, A. D. l942:
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tNsorlesrs, out:ide Of the Cages; No.isIk, 1t Johns, Ne Ia
IN, n Sanger; Morning Star. Nassau, mp; CID Amsriea, NOME
'Sso; Emily. STAG De cuba; ssiIa, Hslifsz,s Ns.o., x;rs
stem. Jam; Janet Messina; FL Csbanero, K,ng.ton. J.mIr,e.,
Canfon. r.. Norfolk, jEt arr; Napoleop, GaTdInsr. Mel a
stevens. Nrork; cid Pocahontas. Amst ei dan Water WHICH,
ST Johns, PR.
NoRFoLk. April 2l-Arr Charlotte, NYork; Fame, fenob-
scot River: Thomas HAYWARD. st Thomas.
shAsLssroS. April 2i--Arr Sami Wales. Fall River; lnins
smsg; Thomas 8enne,t L,y,rpool: Cls Covington' Am'ter
/. st,AssAH April ao-srrF franklin Greene, Hay y cha =,
NYork; Report. do; New. Yo.k. West Indies. IT,
MY wssT, April is-Arr Wsybosseit, rrayld.nc., MM,Iar
Racer, Nassau: Dart, do; Pcconoke, Havana; Columbia, rsnsa
cola; Eliz beth Ann, do; Mary Hammond, st Marks; wary
Washington No.lsan.; Boston Paetei, Pensacola; rrudesS
Apsacticoia; cid Weybosse,t, Mobile; Freeman. Tan pa; Dos
ton Packet, Pensacola; Racer. Harbor Island. Dart, dol POGO
moke, Tsmpz; elizabeth, Pensacola; Robt Bruce, Charlestoni
Prudence. Hv ma.
MoBILr. April l4-CId Washington, Liverpool; Hercules
do; Harmony, do; Reform, NYork; Augusta, Havana; arr Ma
~ Cole. Thomastor.
PoRr LEor, April ted Emeline, NYork.
NEw ORLEANs April is-Cld Viola, Boston; Mary, NYorh
Republic, do; arr Giargsw, Liverpool; Robert Morris, Rich
mosd; Baltic, Boston; Helen Mar, BsrdesuI;, Ludwig, Tho
nasten. 18th, cid New Hampahue, Havre; Atl'ntie, u aries
ton; Chat,ahoochie, y Work arr North Bend; Havre; Claiborne
Liverpool; Rio 0ralde, Boston; Lawrence, Tampa Bay; VIgl
lance, Tobacco; Hero, Havana.
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LUCINA
TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC.

IT s: rs., ss' SS, ,h.f; ;s sss K: :i; Ssi. "a s sss;::l i ssS a ;s.s % Of
hemisphere, and sustained the vast reputation which il had
D ncws ~ Z. i iiiu.,fso. 70 in S:asSs b. III he 2" a:.i i'sii sSp pc. e ! !; has as,
sssn d! fSs inc~ T. RS:: r i. n . one sasi iS 81 ,ss,s'i 70 r. sss .s;Ss
and in,gon,ing The hsnsn frame. first suggested the idea Of
S S:.ss . 4 q Il. s x. . Catalogue sss 's tcr ; *: ssr Z; o ". , %:1 es...n a,:
t,ou, which pieces the dnesse. with due precaation, under The
s:1 lsc.s ! sas S &: lucia. cs,disI;ss. r Ii.ss.sss,,as ssSs:Sy
II iioe e,i ises Sa S'ss:' q s' G1ia n.S and al di% ds:ss. :: . RIM from ssi7t
; ".s;.a Of !! n. s%s :S:,isas; r {: ta az 'T yss::; L e h. Fs i:Isn D;:s:.
further : q, e y, !; hog, scesS u fSf; i; o sS.s o. S ;dssl ;sses Should isfs ,Ss.ss 'SS re-.
sveIS az psr;on iabo.ins under he above complaint COMP. who
. mend sH i !. sh. s1 y, ~is SI III e%o S1sisslsai's md df: % my Tea own ps rss$,
responsibility, feeling assured il they give il the required trail
Ma as.'! .sii r. b. IL he s' lsssis. 'i But as i : .l srst he ss:: i n E I:
s5ogs u: %%.Ts: A".r sn 2, r ,SS.aasspv q ,, The . s:ss' ; cSs.
S,t,s : Ard a:ps,.lIy admitted power 70 ENABLE f. "sis,. who
b S,t . s1 ,ow ss.si q .sl s:,r wS:a no 1. ss.s Ga e usssi : :sr a 20 .fsssfs
hocsless pro.,ration, to perfect health ard activity. When 7
s%s f Be. Mssu' me no a%as, .aani issf is.i immense ~ sns i iors,sn eeisSr..
y; and q; T. s''i' d .%SS.s q eom rs.Rsfs,1' m, ,::if"S sJr iSss Il;
~ giving any personal as.u,oe.s in thsss psrtieui,Is; but
,Sos;:. s,d't so MI sn eo ; wi h :, the 1p receipts !, Of Ps c%.rs'ssatss
aud .sstimonials innu neIable, and much knowledge fonnded
Far Ha . Dse:eSia 1 %s mosi .sasa !. hopes, or even he : iiis.tnos:
i ,.S. 10 .S SiS% IL. ;i 'e m. as si"s saa q e.. sai ss %s:' '% ~ ;s:ss
and unm;5 sala y . !sIs n., To Il a; ,. s1D1s b. a. f S9; X. s:.un re.
in males, and make them ~focueAant, where nature has b.,1
dsSsi.nt snS z, .l. wh sss, tn 4 can na produce ss:n ,h Ss1 ss..: of,S y .y ,."as' =
S.I1,s. , Tas had ~al S: :sss S.'; ;Ss% 70 s sssT sSilaA i sss ' r s.ss:'
,hal haze re, e T.. zeal .a,. q d pas,a' y ) 90 on 49, ,o isst siH !. @;.ss {: ss nissS
s %s;sS s s.s a: :s.s sa'a Sya' a sasss Or %i! SsIi:ssiii ls:eS OF y 's.f'
s s: rss;. as5 c ore sd, h.. BE-! Sis,s s I'D upon .n' %. IN n; his u. country ssa1' :
renal. the rSs',s'' ysry TSssisri H hSn6ls s;ayiSti n. D.
Price p per botti Fors sale q .ss broadway iNsw Yor
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

On Monday the supply OF Beef cattle at the drove yards
was quite full and the prices paid ranged a shade lower
than those of the preceding week. OF 400 head that
we're offered, 232 were sold to the butchers at prices
ranging from - TO So per 100 lbs. according to quality
OF the balance 80 head were driven North and the re-
nainder laid over. The supply. Of Live Hogs has been
ranged from $3.50 to s,75 per 100 lbs. few Of inferior
quality were sold as low az So.
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BY THOMAUBELL
fSlsyssEos.s ~ dAn aud 10 Fnifons " ssts.I

MONDAY, ..
t557l Broadway,
Consistng OF Z rnsssls and other carpets, marble top pieces;
centre tables, and the usual variety OF elegant articles fouId
m genteeI family giving W housekee ping.
Furniture Sale.
ssdlerv. Harness, &c-At 10 oc'ok, at 2ss Broadway. corner
city msde saddles. Also co, ch AID single harness in great va.
riety.
The public will please notice the abov. articles are all of the
well known and approved manufacture Of Geo Derrick. The
best materials and workm.nsh,n
TUESDAY,
Furn' ture Sale at IS Bsskmsn St eer, comprising tn. Furni-
ture oil 2 genfeel 1 story Boarding house-numer ous bedroom,
china glassware avs,y .SIs pane icyts, &c.
Furniture Sale. at NO. n Courtlandt street, being the entire
furniture oI q 4 story genteel Boarding.honse
Elegant Furniture, at iol O'Clock, al 80 Dcminick st., CON-
ing, including the usuh variety OF ARTICLES IN the line in good
order including a ve'y h iTaI TiaDoi BY 2 celebrated maker.
At 10, o'clNtk, at 2Os Greenwich ct, near BareIsy.
Furniture Sae-Ths entire furniture of a genteel boarding
Alto, O'Clock. At 81 Rivinoton st
AdmininistrAtInP Sale Of Furniture.
n. r.. RItLL. Auctioneer. asa
A UCTlON NOTlCE.-RI ILL X A|RCULARIU will
"a sell This MORNING, at 10y o'clock, at ,he auction room
Furniture. consisting Of sofas, bureaus, French chars, ward
iotes, dining, breakfast, and pier tables, rocking chairs, hat
stands, bedsteads ofvarious m ke and patterns, clocks, mantel
ana astral lamps, window blinds and shades, Sc.
Also, mattresses, feather beds, pillows and holsters, carpet
ing. rugs. mating. pilllasters, cutlery. crockery. &c. a25lt'c
a UCT1ON N~OTICE-saie Of Pisnofortts, Sofas, &c.
Ann a-d ITO Fulton streets, Will be Sid, without reserve, 10
excellent second ha d and fpleudid new Pianofortes, by the
Also, at the same time, by order Of a receiver, is SOFAS, l2
French Bedsteada, 10 Rocking Chairs, and other articles Of
AIS IT. THOMAS BELL, Aucti neer.
ID Sugar Store. &c, will be sold on Monday, April 2sh at
ten O'Clock, at ls4 Division street. N. Y. a22 st
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Passenger Arrived. u.
s.vASrAn-Brig sterling-Mr Webb and lady, Mrs VII
hsms and child, Miss Wood, Messrs Adams, @ Adams Aus
In. Quantock, Huntley and Crook-3s Ia the stesr.gs.
JAcMEL-Brig Nichigan-C Lslauser and Or b : bsgare.
MsBILr-ship Rob Roy-E Schroeder aud J Il hoyt
MArAyIAs-Brig Henry-C Albers.
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works In progress before they san become available
and whose present debt 10 far beyond the ability Of the
people to pay by taxation. The follow wing 10 a table OF
debts, annual interest on population, divided into
classes:-
ISDEBTEpSEss OF THE SKvERAL STATES.
Population. Debt. w. Int. Price Price
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Died

On Saturday 23d, Mrs. JANE CAROLINE CRAwLEv, wife
of John Crawley, of the New York Argus, aged thirty.
four years.
The friends Of the family. and these of her cousin,
Norman Cook, are respectfully invited to attend her fu'
neral on Monday afternoon at 4 O'Clock P. NJ, from her
late residence, No. 24l BrooMe street.
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aAyAySAH-Brig Savannah M Berrien, 5 children. and
servants; Miss Bsrrisn, Mr. stew and isdy + g Wsleh an
Jonss. A NJ Lufborough. II Gowdy, A Spear, Fleming, I Ho
sonbe, e Thompson, o Leoni-3s in the steerage.
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THE CANTON TEA COMPANY offer for sale at -
l Chatham street, New York, the cheapest and most geIur
ine Teas 10 the world, ia any quantity not less than feur orn
Gee. II any article purchased at their establishment. should
not give full satsfaelion, tbs requested that they b brought
back-the Money Will ~ rsturnea. Nlm'
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uomestic Importations.

Mosry-ship Rob Roy-3s2 tsl:s so;scn Enc = phf MAJ,
land 4 eo"iso q Biruie-ss PaImlee Kiibu,n Z RceeT.s1
Vansdzle c aid well Il co-io3M z fSatt-es baiaw,n HstSh
IA G Estss-ioo Dissoswsyx Brothers-2s Z wsed-2o 1
4 bbI & C. ryvespor-3s bales cotton TO order.
SvssSss-Bng sterllng-3T boxes Msior A Mackay- 81
bale, cotton to orders do deer skins and 2 cks A q Hazard
= SIS balss cotton Earle. Porter K Collins - easks rice
; 5 L.throp-io b..es Gotten Chu c~arylls-5 81 Jossih Wood
isiWm Cook-ls Boornan, Johnston u coll X 5 Williams
fsLadan & Redwood. and susdry pack gesto order.
NV ORLEANs-Sehr Ly curg,ls-l0l bids 345 bHs m iasses
Roorna,. johnson x Co.
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Foreign ImpOrtat1OnS.
BrLisx (Honl-BrigP atsey B Blouas-ss ions Iogwcod $so4
, scsroeus cochinsaI I57 hides B Blanco-s ceroens indigo Ben
.seit 4 CoIe-iS Doubloops Post L Phil. iss- $s~7 J J Labo
rvuse.
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CIRCUS.
WEIGH AND MANN, PROPRIETORs.
No. 81 Bowefy.
BEsEFFf FL! S SEE 5S SYi SP SMITH.
MONDAY EVENING, April 2s-The splendid routing
will commence with
The truly '''o HFs siSS Sfrsh h H5ii f99 %c STF.'''' will ride
Comic Song by Nr. Dickenson.
Mr., Smith will dance and ride her act Of elegaat eauitatiou
Miss Wells r I'LL vi'pSs'55 R K H ry''l'''n'.
Will then l ssSs Nj 1isst & spsse;!Fies in A' in
Animated STATUES, ~ Msssrs Wsls and pavi g: /.
Lee Ma eeitee Na Couch, or he Paddle, tina Bow,
the Arrow.
A great scene of Gymnastics, by Mr.. Ris.ey X by infant son.
Riding Master, Mr.. Jennlngs
Equestrian Manager, Mr.: Cadwsladsr
JOHN SMITH will sing and dance in a series OF Negro Ex-
Mr.. Robert Hoffman Of the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh, aper
fectly dark Paganini, will introduce several national
airs, with brilliant variations.
An Equstrian display by Cadwallader and Mrs. Smith on their
Cantel sieeds, entitled Love in the T. rol.
Mr.. George Sweet will appear on the Tight Rope.
Gymna,tic 81 ,thsrs.
Farmers Boy, by Mr. Sweet.
NEGRO EXTRAVAGANZas.
BY John Smith, Coleman and Chestnut, accompanied on the
Mr.. Levi North will peiform an act entitled
Succeeded by Male and Female Eqaestrians entitled the
Era Of Henri Q94Itre;
Amen@ Ireland aud Scotland.
To conclude with
VILLAGE MATCH MAKER
Or, the High Born Lord and the Humble Lovtr.
l. curse. the match Maker, Miss Wells
Rose, pesssntgir, Miss Maria Anss
Nicard, an old farmer, Master y John
LAncienne Marguerite, Master Olenroy
Adm,ssion-Bose 50 cents.-Pitas cents.
Doors open at 7 observation-disclosures to commence at .
quarter Ia a.
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A NpREW'S COMBINATION LOCK-The only Lock
tic to be picked-ih celebrated Lock havsg undergone an.
other sewers trial and test, by beirg in an iron safe, enclosing
Merchasts' Exchange hsad,ag Roon IN this city, and having
hold bId sttsmo1 having %Is Is,sIv bssn q usd, une ON. on < vaults Al
Of ths New Haven County Bank, all Of which trials 4 has
withstood. The American Bank Lock Company. with in
creased confidence, recommend thi, invaluable Lock, now in
useof over 400 banks in the Uuited States, the only Lock
elsewhere after the door has been shut, and properly locked
with a combination key, but has secured numerous Banks and
individuals when all other Locks have been opened. The last
bold attempt at roboing, where this secure Lock saved the
Bank, the burglar opeuing fsur Locks before reaching the
Patent CcmS,nanon Lock, was the Rail Road Bank, Lowell.
Massachusetts,.
Lock- ssited to Banks with II ,o4 changes to millions.
Locks suited 10 Iron safes store doors, and outside doors to
Bsnhs. ade to order
Oac.rs of Bank. md individuals are invited to examine this
Leck at the flee Of the subscribers, For sale by
AIS lmr WADSWORTh SMITH, II Joues Lane.
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Psnr VKspAE-Bng Al.ertina-3toh If pipes red wine '1s "
do SO indian bbs do bsy hid A LoubAt- -a-.
PoccE. fR-6rig Newcatle-5 II nnos sukL
pinwall-s5 hhds kolassss IS bills sugar TO ordsr.
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FOR PoRTsNoUTH
st James, Sebor, May l
Montreal. Tucker, May 10
FOR LIVERPOOL
Siddons, Cobb, April 20
Cambridge, Barstow, May l
FOR HAvRE.
v de Lyon. Steddard. April %
Utica, Hewitt, May l
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PARK THEATRE,

THIS, First Ops-s Night.
ih~hiEVENlNG April IS T e Performances will com nenes
with rtt5'aIs Opera of
"Au's Nn,u MrManvers. Crov'so, Mr.. ssguin-
Eibepts Mrs. Sesain.
IA yv.,o DEAF AS A fosr.
od walton vu MIR Bellsmy
oaipyi Williams renpletsn Fredencks
Admission-Bores 81 Pit SO cent, Callers IS es"ts
THEATRE
THIS April 2s--The performanes will cou-
meme. with the new drema of
QUEEN Of CYPRUS! or, the Bride Of veuics.
S Ss@sas q .0n',' NJ n f Ai +
Catarsna Csnora, Mira Thorne
THE IRISH AMBASSADOR.
Sir Patrick OP!elnpo, Nj. Held
Lady Emily, Miss Mestayer
OFT NOTIFY
A, S ~ a psPfoIm m n: ;e 81 Sss k sssft c a. sS1 B ! Fssu.
EA II sHef.'Sf v a
Ezrel,n Di Roma, :. Mr. Held
Beatrice Viyaldi, Miss Mestsyer
Solss ssssnts ;sa aud Sdtisnag; Pit ~ ;uansry In
Ooorsooen at o.: Curtain rises at " precisely.
ttyCHELL'8 THEATNR
THIS EVENING April rs The Performance will COM
mencs with
Mr. cTpmulss. Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Aileysn, Clark
Mst s ! Mi. W TlSs
BOZ.
ss% Weller. Mr.. Hsrncastis
Mrs. Noveigobbe, Mrs. Watt
Betty, Mossopr.
To conclude with
RlCHAR NO III.
Richard. Mitchell-henry King. Nicksnsso
Mrs. Mckw cen Miss Singleton.
Admission-Drsss circle sscsnts. Upper boxes y cents.
boon opsn atssvss Curtain risss At half past seven
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DR. TAYLOR'S
RALSOM OF

DEWARE OF FRAUDS I'VE are, requested t. caution
ID cur readers against the many fraudulent limitations OF Dr.
T,vIor,s Balsom of Liverwort. Since the astontehtug success
Of this neaiciue in curing consumption liver complaint coughs,
palustatiou of the neart, &c.. scores OF counferfefter are oner.
srr the sick their base inn 'atious, and endeavorinG TO push then
"a % genuine. Go 10 s15 Bowcry, which 10 DR.. Taylers chce
II YOU would not be robbed Of your last chance for life lid.
Suu.
coughs. &c, DR.. Taylor's Balsom Of Ii erwort, should remem-
r. Twhsre the genuine in sold. a4 N'r
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE farfamed and c. LIBERATED pills, from Portugal, an
L we perceive, TO be obtained in this country Bee sdvsr.
tisemsnt on thu last eosmbof fourth mage. fe4imis
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GREAT BARGAINS IN
T. A r p f. rs

e. A p EMS
FAMILIES and Merchants about pure hasing Carpeting will
+ find Il an object to call and examine the very extensive and
b. auuful assortment now opening by US, at the cash Carpet
Store, $40 rearl street. Our stock has been selected with great
care, and being bought for cash Thu: Spring, Ne are enabled 70
Superior English Bussels, . ply,
Ingram and Venetian Carpetlpg,
Tuftsd Wilton AM Brussels Rugs,
Trsnsparencies, Table end Piano Covers.
Oil Cloths from . t. "a feet wide and all other artic les
adapted to the trade. The public can be convinced Of the fact
by calling on J.H. LOUNSBEhr Co.
a4 Iwis-c $40 Pearl street.
COUGH, NPfTTTNG OF BLOOD, n AsHNA,-1
~ was very low with these comb me dsd lseasrs : | was so bad
with the asthma that could no. sleep lying down had to set
IIased. thick quantities Of blood day and right. ! weary Of
life, and death would have been a biessi z a. l then was. when
I commenced using Or. Taylor's Bsisam Of Liverwort ! am
now enjoying better health than have in 1--WE years:
j. PEARSALL, IS Columbia street.
%: Buy only at the Old office SIS gHowery. between Fo.r
Fulton street. DR.. Tnomas Loweree BIT Broad street, Now
ark. MIMI
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Co Arrive.
FROM PORTSMOUTH,.
Gladiator, Britton, Mar. Is
Mediator. Champlin. Mar ~
FaoM LIVERPOOL.
8. America, Bailey, Mar. %
G Washin'o, Burrows, Mar. %
FROM HAvpK
Duchesse d'Orleans, Mar. "a
Iowa. Pell, Auril |
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xEHA FOR sALE-The fast sailing, Al, ~coppered and
MN. copper fastened ship VENICE, burthen bs7 tons, or
SxkN& - about 1000 barrels. This ship was built 10 PhilateI-
pbis in is3s. in the most faithful manner, was sailed on the
stocks, and eoppered with heavy copper, on which she, has
Just performed a voyage to China and back. ls well calculated
ventory, and nos ready TO receive a cargo. 10 now offered for
sale TO Gloss . concern. Lies at piers North river
40 Brokers. . Tontine Buildings.
NSe FOR LIyERPOOL-Resular packet Of the asth
rDONS, T.. B. Cobb, master, will sail 20 above;
This ships accommodations for cabin, second cabin, end
steerage passengers are superb, and passengers can secure .berths.
on moderate terms, BY applying ON board, At pier loot Of
GLOVER K MeMURRAY,
100 Pine 81, corner south.
r.s-Psrsops wishing 10 send for their friends, residing ~
the old country can have them brought out BY the sooye gu:
perb ship. or any II The regular line OF packets. by applying
as above, II by letter post paid:
The asovs will be succeeded By the ship Echo, and ssii Q q
tn. Srst Of May. .9ot
- HOUSE WANrED-A email two storX, house
wanted By the advertiser, alta chesp rent. IL mp"T
- part Of the town preferred. A note addresse, d.
at Ibis cfhce, stating number Of rooms, LOCATION ana ''"''
N. Part Of 4 House 10 also wanted. Address a. above
s2s twist
- FURNISHED APARTMENTs 10 LnaAS
single gentlemen, pleasant and hanosoTsy Ut
- atiit Broadway, opposite 81. rsuis Lna"Ne y" "e
premises.
BOWLING sAoLoN TO LET,-Thoss .w.Il;t%Dovn
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AMERICAN ScUIPToRs.-The "Post" of last eve-
ming has The following Letter from Rome.-

AMERICAN ScULPToRs.-The post" of last eve
ming has the following letter from Rome:-
RoME, July 81, lS42.
The Orpheus ofCrawford you have doubtless heard
has been purchased by the Boston Atheneum. And
that am touching upon sculpture may well add that
the has relief all dubbed to order will 20 by
first vessel bound to Boston Since you LEFT this place.
Crawfords study has changed its aspect The Orpheus
is roughed out beautiful block of spotless MARBLE The
little figure you saw him at work upon has just gone
home but the model remains and beside others
size larger and far superior in point Of invention and
execution
One is Cupid, contemplating butterfly. The other
OF music he draws from his cymbals There new
busts, but an ideal head which you will In the
New York exhibition. II has already been sent. The
has relefs are growing like spring leaves and he has
last brought himself down to method Of composition
which enables him to calculate and study his effect tho
roughly before he touches the clay.
But the greatest step Of a his group Gany
receiving from Hebe the cup and Of nectar. This
subject has often been treated but from the point
he has chosen Every other artist seems to lost sight
of the feeling Of sorrow with which Hebe must ave given
up to her successor the insignia her dignity Crawford
has made this the subject Of his group and the sentiment
gives room as you can readily suppose beautiful
ast between the deep settled grief goddess and the
ofhe youthful Ganymede. Crawford intends to have
engraved in outline together with several others of his
latest compositions and you will then be able form
better idea oft than could give you by description.
Ihorwaldson here, hard at work, usual He talks
OIL returning to Denmark, but doubt ii. OF American
artists we had flood last winter Cole passed the winter
here and repanted his Voyage of Life which Therwald
son was so delighted with that he could talk OF nothing
else Tor long time and every time he speaks Of him. he
Ma che arfia che grand arsfa, quei rosfro COM
paT,otd Che fantasia quanfo studio della nafura r
But what an artist what great artist that country
man OF yours What fancy, what study Of nature y