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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
". {. Haggerty, Aucuonesr.
BY JOHN HAGGEkTf Il SONS.
Store i6q Pearl-strreI
SATI 'RD<k ADril 5nln

SArt RDAi April sob,
Al 10 O'Clock, AT the auction room,
BRUssELs AND INGRAM CsRPErs.-Brusel' ingrs,
Venetian and Hemp Csrpetn-s pian and printed rlos<
Cloths and Brock,ng, Carpet Binding, Table an PIANO
CoyeIs, &c. &c. &c.
Also i rolls super Brussels received per ship stephen
whitney.
Also q bales superior imported Ingram carpets
ASH French table and paHo covers.
Also ~ - and 81 red and white checked, PLAIN asa
fancy Canton mating.
TUESDAY. May 81,
Al 10 O'Clock, precisely.
LEGHSSs nArs, leo0 packages The principal part be;
my entire invoices OF LgOrn Has aud Plating at the we'll
known mark &c AC and Rw. landing from thr vessel
and comprising large assortment OF mems hats double
and single winnie and colo,d boys and infants hats Bolt
vars womens bats, Sc. &c.
An entire invoice ct superior Platng NJ all grades
Also. invoice oi fancy plat and trimming, including
the desired patterns
Also 2j modern hats
Also eases Par.an bonnes OF rich style and pattern
Together wth a general assortment OF every article ia
tie line.
Catalogues and samples ready for examination o" Mon
day morning, 2d May
WEDNESDAY, May Ah
At 10 O'Clock the Auction Room
PACKAGE SALE-j0o packages Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods comprising general assortment OF Spring Goods
6months credit.
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There runor in Wal street grounded on private let
ter. from Washington, that NJ Marx, sonn-isw Of Mr.
Secretary Forward, about visit Europe Tor tie purpose
Of endea,oriug to nccocaie the Government loan
Treasury Notes IN far supply at 10 discount Tie
demand j. only for payments are the custom house.
WIN Nelson, ESQ., who has been President OF the Anne
Insurance Company for nearly thirty years. ha' re-
signed that situation.
The city debt and ipi-retdue tomorrow w be prompt
ly met.
Twenty-Five per cen, Of the United States Depo'te FUND
Of lbs State which was loaned mortgage, ha' been
called in by the Cor proler, payable 1T June Payment
OF twenty per cent If made next October viii he considered
d compliance With the above reqaNiion The Compu'l'
Ter has notified all persons indebted to the state TO pay
pay up ali aroaage OF interest and twenty five psr cent Of
the principal.
On the 10Th May the following socks belonging 10 me
Farmers Bank OF Orleans ST. Lawrence, staten Island
Bank Chelsea and Washington Banks will be sold al anc-
ton at the Merchants Exchange, by the Comptroller, Tor
the purpose Of rcecmns the circulating notes Of those
banks yz $4,000 Indiana bonds. SIS O0o Illinois bonds
SO 800 Arkansas skies, aud Sl0oo0 Newly OH t'es
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HARLEM PLEASURE GARDEN

This SPLENDID Garden situated the banks OF thu
Harlem River of he most delightful spots In the VI
entity New York; sboundng IN all kinds OF Shrubbery
Pant- and Flowers the finest and rarest kinds Ponc
flied with Gold aud silver Fish, whose sportve play III
ness on the surface add, much interest 10 he
scene; while the scrpenne Walks, shaded by Golden VIII
lows. offer irresistible attractions tor rural rdsbl".
An extensive and elegant Awning has been srectsh anh
suitable Grounds have been aid out Tor Military comp"
ME, to practice Target Firing. 80
J Gold and Silver Fish and BoUque:' OF Flowers Tor
al. a., d. ,ar,Ien Harlem Nav 1872 Az SIN
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VHE NEW-YORK MUSEUM, former


A ~ known - Pr,LEs MC,EUN, Broadway, eppo>i,,
Civ Hall
c. H. NIL has the honor announce 20 the public thai
hr has taken to management nj the above magazine am
nopra- in>tu' on which comprises the eegan, ana
attractive collection of Natural aud Artificial Curios tcs
10 the n'ed states including me u'rNAtd Totud' va
lery of d,aus she'd Auer ans more than 30 IN number
Mr. HILL proposes 10 present M addition TO the pre-
attractions, az all ume> during the Jay ani evening
series of erera,nu, which hr trusts ii MERIT am
receive the attention and support OF the citizens and
Tha DAY Exhibitions will commence on Monday morning
next at O'Clock, \ NJ. when viii b. exhibited beautiful
inside ln ha,,o reliryol o, part Of
SWITZERLAND,
10 German mile. long by broad.
Also a ,p'enisia nj correct model Of m"
NATURAL BRIDGE ~ VIRGINIA.
NJ. wASiIBl RI. the wonderful Yankee Dwarf MA
vlni an douhu the ,maile,, the world Mr. '" l.
sxCsrliy proportional. AMI wien ,onIated VII n, W.
nn.u.e srr oi VI OCLANCN, the well known iki>li
,xil aston 81 every heh3ider. and DEFY rivalry MI %
Clancy walks aboat with him Standing on hs han VIM inc
apparent aud rs though is weight dd MOI eN-
WA % MEsMERIsM,
iitds-A>INAL MAGNETISM
These truly startling and wonderful experiments may be
ranked great wonder of the aye In spite OF the AT
tempt, made IN quarters Ia throw slscredu ON t>
extraordinary science AMI he phenomena pfodu1td III '
mc,uerc state, tie eNh bliiens which have taken place
AMI efficacy OF the discovery, even WIKI Tue Phlo~oph
rHE BLIND LADY-MIss MARY MATTock>,
The sub ec tue experiments alluded to. was Tor seven
wear, educated in the Institution tor tie Blind New York
She ha, been without sight from her many. Experiments
10 commence az O'Clock each niernoon.
THE LECTURE ROOM
One of the cOmmodOus places Of resort m the cry
AMI which usdtrgs ~ the most thorough repairs ana
,Dor,prafr alterations. and the addition OF sundrN con
veuence under the inspection oi the most emnrnl du'.
wi u be- opened o. the pthlc on Wednesday evening hrN'
Nav fh " h Brilliant, Musical, Humorous and ATTRACTIVE
Entertainment
y,r .,.................,lO o.
nj nm, t I,de, toy one vtr..!.....,. = 60
Ticket admitting a Gentleman, with the piNhege ILL.,.
o r,li-.' t,, Gn,icin,n one r...... $ o.
The principal CITY and Country Papers taken.
Teacher, ani Pupil, of Schools admitted on ieri teIlh
ADMISSION TO ALL p CENTS.
DkGT FRREOTNPE ILLNESSES correctly Hken 80
~ W :. ,,,,'', ~ ,.c,,i,.r asa
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ASUFS-Tbe rates Pot, arrive is - ~, and Pearls
- Is There = a fsir demand Tor export
COTTON-Salcs Saturday about 1000 bales at previous
prices. The market j. firm.
FLOIR-Fre,h lots GenCscc hrlng - we quote - 0f-
St Tie receipts - yet have not been large Saits Ia
O6 bl. New Orleaas " -. padded" AZ - eel sweet - %
The demand for GEORGETOWN for Boston has been con
siderable Tor Monday. and the sales for that and Other
poiuts on Friday reached 900 bb Al - 85 sb-moi al
= ID Holders now demand So Other descriptions Souti-
crn continue scarce 49, cooo
GR,iN-We hear of no sale. of Wheat. Sales 10 5000
hn Canal Oats at II a 45c Rye l. held at So &C jersey
Cmnat 81 &c.
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~ Ne,xVorIx Civ Marble Ccmetery.-Ai

II NeW-YOrk CIfy WnrbIc tfmftcry'IH
EJeron tor five Trustees will he held AT Constitution Hail.
No GO Broadway This Evening the 2d day OF May, al
hall r,si 7 o'clock BY order,
'"' I r. A. BANCKER. Secretary.
NJ B-Thc Committee Of which H. Weed, Esq. Is Chair
man appoRted the late meeting OF the Vault ownts be-
m2 Ii
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DRY GOODS.
SILKS!i Wet Silks
Wet

WET SILKSii Wet Silks q. Wet
w Bal1erine. arcic j ii received rom the
wreck Of the LOUIS PHILIPPE several case IT Jet AMI Bloc
Black silks warranted perfect IN every respect except be-
,ng vet. AMI injured IN ise ieasg-sery cheap.
a~p one Of Bslrerines article. for shilling
PER yard, which cost IS cents PER yard to import them
n2 3j. : BARKERS CO. ~ Grand-.i
GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS, at
" II Caiharne-strcct-The subscriber iaAe' ihis me
,ioi OF calling n. Alteration ofssch wsh 10 purchase
DRY GOODS to their immense stock, which has been re-
Gently purchased ihe lowest auction prices Are" style,
with ihs'fSee' are here only gwen WI
SILKS
= pieces biack and coored erode Nap, 3 81 10 l. o.
~ 10 SATIN. striped and figured Z. 81 10 = 81.
100 DO heavy Pouiesoirs. e, 81 o. -
= DO Gro De orou and Gro de- y. York rs TO :, 81.
oo do blue black and ,i, from 81 20 II WIDE, figured,
,u.p,. AMI plain, very heavy
SHAwLs.
go Satin Dam1sk a no Chene from = . -.
80 Victor and oordel sis
30 Tibet Woo. plain mi figured corer, rom = 70 81
5Cl VI DE- Lanes, o. To lo-4 VIDE. .rom g. 20 -.
- Brochey. new designs. iromf' to 81
- red and black Meruo from 9, % -.
All other styles PRINTS.
90 pieces yard wide French from !. 10 2, g.
so DO English Green. blue black. brown and III"
grounds, very superior assortment. from sio =.
1870 do Louon Merrmack and Fail river styles ct H.
Gi 81. lol and i.
The,e the b,. goods for tie money that have ever
been sod.
80 pieces Furniture Chn,1-s. at g.. Ell an> loL
That at lol such a. formerly soil at l,6i.
DE LANES.
lco piece. all wool. at i.
2Co 30 the greas, variety offered, AMI the cheap
81. at il 81.
80 do Chene patterns, a, I. 90 70 = 81.
100 90 plain satin stripe, 8 81 10 4.
81 DO new STYLES. very superior. al various prices.
oTUS A\D SiTINFTTS
81 piece, baok blue. brown. green olive drab and mixed
Cloths and Cashmere very cheap.
- pieces Sanets from r TO g.
Al.o every variety ct summer goods GlmbrOons. Canh-
lets Linens, Drn.s Tw.led Cotton with every style o.
summer goods tor men, and children.
SHEETlNGs AND SHIRTiNG>.
~ ca'e' yard vide Starting. 81.
~ do Long Cloth. very hn., al 50, l0d and l.
ljbale, Sheetng, a yard wide al od
80 do very heavy and wide, al so and iod
Al,o. large a,>orslent Of Table Diapers Table Co'h>
Towel, and Towcng Haudhrrchieis. Cravais. Hosiery
Gloves Lace &C. Also ce ototMarseles Quilts, very
cheap.
The public invited TO examine the assortment Tor
themselves assure such as call that they will tint goods
a. here reprc'eIted
Country Merchant, particularly invited to eau on
visiting Nh, city, BARKER \ TOWLE,
Il C.tbarire.,t "a door above Monroe.
Go.ls scrt throughout this city and Brooklyn or within
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C,IEAP CARPETING and Oil Cloths.
HULLINERY GOODS.-STEyENS

1VILLINERY GOODS.-STEhE NS
VI GRf MAN, a5 Beaver street two doors from rear
street \ewYork would respectfully invite merchants an
nncr. visiting the CIV to call and examine thcr stock -
V lln,r, ana M Good, Their stock entirely NEW.
,t H., bn ..ectsd with the utmost care. Having entersi
he market rarly they have had the benefit OF Fik> 81
LECTION> from the importers AMI auctions and hiFmy
only tn cheapest but the best selected assortment o goo"'
m their lire be- found M lhe city. IL 3, Their intention
- an ham, GOOD, 81 the mos, fashionable kIni,
AMI IN do bu>ns,s on the CASH SYSTEM. believing ihey
can make Ar Obes 10 to-e wanting goods ~ ler IN.
m aror ~ tbe,a INSTEAD the credit houses They r'
entirely on the chea9ns VI their good. Tor patronage ihel
attend the AUCTION sales regularly and do get some grea
bargains which they will sell II trlaG. als dnce zen r
Gail and 80. S't'E"S ""'""''
l.. VI. STEVENS, ,,oa
Hif '"'H
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Salt Water Warm

)Bnh. ~ Fulton Ferry open lo gentlemen ana ladlf,
every day. from "a " until 20 VI Also, Cold warm an
Tepid Sail waiei SHOWER Baths These gaths are pleas
any ,ruaed al Fulton Ferry, and equally convenient Tor
Nfw-Nork aud Brookyn a-o lp
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1 n AGREEABLE RECREATION.-

visit to the extensive grounds at lioboken the beau
Ties OF which have highly eNoed AMI winch are -
literally thrown open the pubic, viii prove a. pleasant
an excursion a. an be made the city at th season.
Th- walks are good order, and the grounds are
ecked with all the luSurlani freshness OF an carry prng
Nothing can be- more gratifying "a the mind than the cox
,co,.i.,'on of :, charming a scene ais Inns
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ADJUSTMENTS
COMBINATION of Attractions. such

s..ipm offered in place at the sane souen.
now sscs thr patrn0sg~ IT the public ~ tie Exh Ifon
Raonls of J. CLARK. No ~ Broadway. Il
Gallery antique AM moiern Paintings by to scst
ar..ss. AMI ~ The rsre>t Orer OF excellence. The
Gallery. w1.ch fitted Ia L. OF sutsisr masui-
csnce provided h a. elevated stage apprDpriate Al H.
r Lsctur,> and Concsris which viii iaAe place frN
i1vs Is.a>Huahs viii b. gNtn.l snd vii
be- ~,-ftt. Nv i- r Brrt ihe.r respective o.,
44trrfa rusu The stage commands tnil sleN a The
ri, sta-. ant the ana rsrs ani yr~,sihl> combining
An 1.i ,ua -rd visual ~ ovueu which the proprietor
rrsi, Do be- found worthy that patronage Nhcs be has
an, entsayored much ilbcr AID expense % se>erse
The large saloon vii lie brilliantly Illuminated e,ery
- -riuc and nn pains Will be spared 10 rruIer o The
no.i pleasant sctrainy one of tie m->t Interesting
r..nrt, in the civ.
Open from \ VI. % 10 ? VI. Aimiiiarcs p cenis-
Month Tickets S. trfrance OF RrnadS1v. az
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UUE MOUNTAIN PAVILION.-This

establishment has been taken boy Mr. u. Je'up, pro-
prieor Of the Pacific Temperance Hotel 1862 Green~ si
The Pavilion i undergoing extensive alterations AMI vii
he ready 10 Accommodate iam rs about the hr OF Junt
i situated on the bank o the Hudson opposite Vth
a. ami is Two mile, rom Hobokrn Ferry overlooking
the Civ Ray irbOr and in tact the whole sur cunning
country. The house viii accommodate go persons ihr
uuper and lower paz1as form wide promenade, each To-
iert long. Omnibuse, wl run through tie summer Uoh
the Ferry the MOunianare ~ cents Mr. Je'up Ia,
associated himself with gentleman IN assist rim ~ Keep
ny the House, whose good quar, VIII be sure 10 secure
tor the Pavilion high rank among the best Hotels ~ our
country All inoxcalng drinks will he dispensed with al
th, place 4 Soda Fountain will be fitted up, and many
excellent beverages and refreshments kept always ON nand
nlL
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DOMESTICS.-6 cases bleached Long
CPRING GOODS, Spring Goods-The

CPRING GOODS, Spring Goods-ihe
y unders gned prepared with hs usual EXTENSIVE a.
.oment OF >essonable Good. to execute orders tor "af
ments STYLE which will comport with any house IN 'ne
Trade AZ yrces which offer inducements to tose pay
ing ready money.
Attention i soleit~, ~ the styie of Psntaoons furnished
nj This establishment a. particular Is directed 70 MS
denartment with Ia view Of giving entire satisfaction
Those who have experienced any dhculY ~ se'O"s
sred -. assured that superior tcan always be realized
French and Eng.h Cas,meres IN great variety oil ~"
patterns ju.t reseiSei The assortment oi 's'unS'
Ave N much through the last Spring aud sum
iner season III be kePtup
French ard English Cl1tLs Of super and medium" guam
tie. for Dr,,. ana Frock Goats always on hand
Fancy ress articles including SIX and S@th scar re
yais. Ir,nlkerchies Glove, Hosiery sul'"''''' ~
Collars. &c at usual moderate prices .-
WI T. JENNINGS,
Late Iynde Jennings, ~ Brold"sy'
American Hotel
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,NHOEvER runs may read the Cards

w pr!aied AT 3 noas', Ysnkee Pres, 5ll boNrfY,
and this la, been proved by persons bringing Their
from the Ioiipop Hall lor Other uonsens cal ns ~
gal the public 10 have them reprinted by Brooks ~
cry j. b feel. thankful for the encouragement gwen u
and asure the public ihou pretending 20 any IT., ana
pufng - DO better and cheaper Than any rrspectsh" p
IN the L. tat he will be o9nd cheap n r
chsaPes, and equal best, good Card &c. aS @
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CILK GOODS FORCAsH.-CLARK

y TTIWORTH TILDEN, No o. C"lar-strret'
near Na..iI street DOW receiving eutfe new STOCK
oil IL ard Fancy Dry Goods from auction ami recent M
portatiou. which they 40 seA a. small advance "a VI,
-, 80 a. imi,
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NEW SILkS.-50 pieces of Rich Silks
have iu.t been added our extensive stock, bought
f,r cash which makes the assortment complete and they
will be .d At such prices that every one must see Ga We
are determined IN toy Tradc the IN these mo'ins
time. So Ladies' please give give Us CALI you viii not
he disappointed. Just look
rich -, striped aud fgurcd Of almost every shade OF
color, from = Gil, g.. &c.
20 piece. super extra rich. from 8, 10 81
Is beautiful blue black figured from ,, TO "a
80 iei and bue black plain. from Is to g.
IL Italian Gro de Rhine, single and doJhle width.
lot plain and figured black and blue black and eoioreS
Saiin.: also Gro dc Naples Florence. snchew' Marco
lnes &c also. 20 pieces vet black and blue black SIN
from the wreck OF the LOU, Philippe, very oheap
SIIAWLS.
10 Ioxe. eIce ant Satin Damask aud Chene Sha"hi -
g. 81 ami Io4 from 2Gs To s2 also Cashmere Brochh
Merno embroidered and plain Thbet AMI De Lame, and
Long Slavls OF every description.
FRENCH LAWNS.
4cases Lawns, from l., i !. Is 81 and ? per yard
The largest stock OF French, English and American
Prints in the city varying prices from Cd to 3' per yard
JOHN H. DINGMAN co,
Sol Grand-street corner of Orchard.
NB.-Those who wish bargains should call ICON, while
a., ,.,,-,r,or, ~ 6,u aaa 3,
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ruy 81, 1pE NOON FULL
Rises 5 O5 Sets 81 Ri.cs no South Il evn ~
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JOSIAH Richards, Auctioneer.
BY BANGS, RICHARDS Il PLATT,
Store 1876 Broadway.
WEDNESDAY, -EN ENIN8,
At u O'clock at the Auction Room.
BooEs-A large assortment of Miscellaneous Books,
bra inv many valuable standard works from private LIBRA
~. Among them a complete set OF |oisre'. WOrksU
vol; IRE, Dictionary OF Arts Manufactures Mines ac
Chemistry OF Arts vol, Bradford, COmpresen,ve Auas
OF the world Hunters Sacred Biography, 8yo' cloth;-
Home, Introduction 10 the Bible, vols 8Noi bro"Hs NJ
bic folio: JO,ephus's Works sc, &c.
MONDAY EVENING, Mays,
MI O'Clock at the Auction Room.
LAW LlpR,RY-A valuable collection of Law Rssks eir-
braciny modern reports, Ac.
partrular> hereafter.
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NLSD FOWLER Offer Tor sale fresh Teas and GRO
cee At very reduced prices, Tor cashhne young dyson
10, a, and J. superior and Is per b ao hyson I'M
p.rial pInpowder and soucaong, Of me MAYOR, WIN
as.osent OF Groceries, Sc, all OF when are 9nrteo
At The lowest market prices at their wholesale anu fe'ai
(: ,ocer,, 90 Greenwich .treet. corner Murray
Mr. -Goods sent 10 families free Ol charge ADJ jus
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BARGAINS TO IIou,ekeepers.


i public attention to his stock of wiLLIss PATENT Pre-
yIcM BgpsrTADs wscb he i confident will be fosnd the
Lge most BEAUTIFUL and chsape't a,'orlsent ever onsfro
IN The Aum-rioan public For saving OF labor, freedom
r,n bugs, and almost impo,by Of getting out OF ORDER
these Bedl,teads without riyal - 49, - =, =,
JOHN DOI GLAs, II Goldst
ala ouu.t 2h door from Beekmaa
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NALvANISED STEEL Stay Busks.

only remaining Tor sale Application must d. mhir sHn-
of thee BusA> j. worth score 20 any other And 'V
ale dollar, TOR single dozen. = dollar. loren ~
dezen aud upwards Please 90 apply - Ms>,-s tAt In
IN> ..ARROw No. p Maiden lane, corner 90 Nasal
N u
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NRUG STORE FINTURES--The
4 UCTION SALE of Carpetiugs, &c.

~ By Order of the Receiver, NJ No 80 Boadn way be-
tNr-n Grand and Howard streets, on TUESDAY, Nav d.
ana WEDNESDAY, and Thursday following, general a'>ori-
neB Of ingram ply and Brussels carpetn- ei new AM
splendid patterns a,p rugs d,armai, India aaiiing' on
cloth. g. &c ID quaniti- Purchasers, au1dns an
e.rr,rf opportunity for families aud others Sae pstNe
anil without reserve. W. -
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+ OW PRiCES-Ilunt Brothers, No. l.

F,chanse Place offer the trade, hy tn pee .,
nachaee al nett prices. very great variety OF Chtfl
CaLICOE>. ~ tlr aS,ormen; VIII lie found sool -, -,
from nearly every PRINT Work. thc country. - ar
assortment OF French and English PRINTS. Printed MI'''
Nlou,.eline dc Lanes &c. &c. together with compete
assortment of Cotton Hosiery ,..
DOMESTIC GOOD-->Ych n. Sheetings Shrtns''
Drlngs Ticking sc Sc.-sll OF which viii he ,oll %"
o. - ~, cat, ~ Sior,- cre,l.t az 2wi'
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JOIND-On the 22d of January last. a

voung Slut Of the Spaniel Pointer Kind face ,peched
i,e and brown white and brown fore leg, spotted aud
yit, on the zip OF he tail Tue oaH have her 10y
-, =, AZ or,p,,.. = ami nay inc rhargeS a30 ST.
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w IOw-The subs rbsr II selling all descriptions Of
1oJ and silver lever anchor p~m-n epine and verge
s,rhes almond klsgs, Pins Gold Pencils, Keys, Sc al
-ptai lower than any other place ~ the city TOLD
sh.- - low to 20 dollars each. Watches AID Jew
elrv exchanged or bought
All watches warranted TO keep good tune OF ,hs noeSy
retrrf,d. - ". .a..n al
imP'i,v !, ) ~ ~ -, 81, .,,irx ~ $50 NJ
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STORE.-Wilson G. Hunt q

~ Co. 464 Pearl-,iroei corner OF Chatham have Ho'
on hand. and daHy Receiving large supply Of
CLOTHS, CA>>lMEREs. NE>rINGs,
aad ~ MNER GOODS.
OF the most dcfrabe ,Jyes together With large as~'r
rleur Of Good, suitable tor Mrschaa Ta0rs and cloie
for ale IN quantities to purchasers, cheap for cash
aDurrvet crpdt- dib iuli'
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" sarntOgn Wnter..-McdIcinal Waters

Union Congress- Pavilion, and Iodine Springs cbns'd MI
ON hand fresh from the springs For sale, wholesLc an
reail by David Sands Co.. Chemist, II East Broadway
corner Marhet street MI -ns
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= Dicl,cns'. WOrk-.-The work

Dickens (BOTIi illnsrard tdli0n, cVhpItIc TT IN VT
ume, 8vO. jest received and for sale 10y
D.VroN 4 NEWMAN cor Fulton and Nassau-sis,
Publishers Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN schos an
Miscellaneous Books. Stationery &c. az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
EOn REAMS Crown Straw Wrapping

l.rationof which ha, been suspended tor few day.
in order o obtain entire dress, VII reaPpr.r o
Wednesday in splendid TYPE 81 sfcai beauty, csteNpre'
D. for this paper.
The column, W he exceedingly rich 10 gina' cssay
f,4. local inc denis nnccs OF the fashions, e. e. Win
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-22
Illinois Bank.

As We supposed The depreciation OF Illinois
notes here, Is one Of The hamboss Of The day.
The Whole affair originated IN CineInuatI-tor
What end We know not. The following paragraph
Is from he s.. Louis Republican, aud may be re-
g4fjed as authentic.
the greatest singnlarity about this ma tier IS ,
how or from what dad IN ; report origina tt? Moth
ing has 'ranspIrel IN thls quarter at all calcula.
TED 10 Justify auv such fears; on the co ntrarv tho
recent action Of the Bank, IA tnpTe re spccis than
one, have tended 10 gave confidence IN her suisen.
fcN. Her resolution 10 act with the Ohio, Indiana
and Kentucky Banks IN resumirg IN August next
The preparations which she has been and SUI
~ makIrg for esamPiIoU--ihe presence of he
Cashier IN tiEs cIty for some DAYS past. and tho
arrangements. which he expressed himself Rhie
aud Wiling To make. # deemed the better policy
all c~onsPlred to render The community here sat
isIed that the coHJiIuu Of the Btuk Is at least
~ safe - any ot me WestCru Banks. Then
why and from What has Ihis excitement sprurge
We Suspect that n has hoen a move Of the bro
kers aud money dealers. and Than It has been IN
daced D.? the expectation uf esttirg exchange
trem the Bunk. The Cincinnati Gazette hints
1htt the q Iert was tn farn suspicion an a foreign
,ns0taf3-a, 70 avoid ~ falling on sone of tho
home institutions. At any rate, come fro;n what
cause 1t may. 50 far - any hing has lransptred
10 the public here, il Is grouudlcss'