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~ WILLIAM STREET.
PRIsoIrAL Orr!cE.-Letters deposited before past
napast H. and half past O'clock will be sent out for
delivery at ., I, and O'Clock.
BRANCH OrFicEs--Letters deposited before T. II and
O'clock will be sen out for delivery O. and o'clock
ALEX. NJ GREiG, Agent
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MARITIME HERALD.
10 shin Masfers.

here viii give 10 Comm ssor captains Of vessels ayre
pl,' o. NE shipping LEFT the port whence thew b
foreign they NAV bs s Of their cargo ard any
ncs,a the - immediately their arrival W. vii, WI,
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PRO BONO PUBLICO.-The extraordinary novelties
and attractions put forth at the American Museum nav
fairly be said to be for the public good large portion Of
the public are daily grat6ed with view of the interior
arrangements of this establishment and a still larger por
non enjoy free gratis and for nothing, the magnificent
o'clock from the garden the top of the Museum This
positively the last week Of the wonderful Signor Btz
also oil the Industrious Feas Miss Rosale La Petite
iese and others perform and experiments in Animal Mag
netsm are made. The wonderful fortune telling Gpsey
GIRL continues to astonsh all who consult her
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Married.

On the 2oth instant, by C. s. woodruff ESQ., TarorH
Cur, Of Philadelphia to C.rHARrxr daughter of
Leonard Van Hocsen, of this citv
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Foreign lamentations.

Mountaineering Lexnson-i0 hides % bales wool IL do
81 sacks hai Barclay Lyinzstonii9 bales mdse W De
Forest co-0Sl hides Palep
AHEoIBo-Bng Sirangeri50 hhds sugai Asop Cbauncey
3 cks Barbados ia. J X + Laurie.
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DS- FAIR-Previous to the dedication of the French
Catholic Church, in Canal street. several French ladies
have resolved to hold in to aid the funds for its
completion There will be great variety Of elegant
rous and useful articles in exhibition and for sale. The
occasion viii afford an opportunity OF seeing the interior
OF the building which s beautiful And there be
little doubt that the zeal of ladies' will be justified
and approved by the generosity of liberal public. Who
sthere possessing taste for literature that will
loce at having amongst temple Of religion in which
the language Of classic France will be the ordinary med
UNI of Instruction.
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Passengers Arrived.

MoSru IDEo-BIig Lexington--Rev VIM II No,ns I,d, a
ch,ld,n and servant; FIanc: Leland lady children
want; Rnius Paien Abel NJ Aguilar.
AREcIBo-Brg Srsnger-R a Finlay.
SAyASS,H-Brg EScel-W CEabtree, lady aud Two child
REM Mrs Parsons and Mrs Wsdburg Mesrs Dick,nso
Mendell, sar, Waldburg. Mann, Walker, Barnard J SNOW
aud Condy-3in the storage.
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iG5- NEW THING UNDER THE SUN.-Dr. Fem-
ing's Medcaed Candy, for darrhea and all bowel COM
plants is article worthy the trial of all persons act
ed with those diseases 1t has been known to fail
in performing cure. His Worm Candy is total exer
mnater of worms in children and adults. His Dinner
Tonic Candy universally approved of by all who have
used them, for costivcness ndigeso fulness dis
after eating heartburn, &C.; and his Catharc Can
dy Of the best ply sizes offered to the public
For sale. wholesale and retail at 1875 Nassau street
Agents lA0i and lss Bowery 70 Fulton street; % 9Th
Avenues 242 Greenwich street, los Thomson street, and
rs Fulton street BroCklyn.
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Our correspondents in foreign ports ara
20 sehd ~ every vessel all the ecnc
;S Nsueei dnlopsh1n rs any kind from snv on. rs
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Q- MEANNESs IN PERFECTION.-We have
remedy for the Piles by the name of Hays Linemcnt
when renegade who makes his living by counterfeit
ing medicines HIS without shadow of right stolen the
name and trying to vend mixture the reputation
Of our true Hays Linimeno which other one has any
claim but such attained by rascality Some equally
contemplate puppy has counterfeted our splendid
pers for the Balm Of Columbia restore the Hair or pre-
serve i il fangof Honest cautioned never to
buy either of these articles unless they
uponlthem COMSTOCK CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, II Maiden Lane.
As the counereits spread the CITY, buy only at
injury.
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EAR
THENW ARE

CHINA, GLASS, AND EAR
THENWARE.
$500 1e1m & ASTOR HOUSE. = sS-TJ
FESN; VIM poRcELAIN dinner services is sss 90
sas@ fa %SE FSn rR'fs'1 si ps ss dozen
Scum .. Granite blue or white TO
French porcelain, do, 30
Tea cups and saneers. "a pieces Ia
ca, mines, per dozen. from Is
Lemonades handled as
cuTIrRy,
o. 'he finest description, in sets al the low price OF
Just opened handsome assortment Of Toilet ware,
Agent for the sale of Simpson, Ear comets for n,
DRAFTS ON IRELAND, -pr,ff. al sisht Cor an,
sS sf' fSSs sS S1
GIoe Ame. Co. bankGrs London which are paid free Of
sfs 4 ssS 'ss
sc. ROCHE RS CO. s Futon 10
je22c door 10 The Fulton Bank.
WILDER'S PATENT SALAMANDER FIRE PROOF
been By fire. though they have been exposed the
The Public most po.,vsly assured thai every SAT
"%;J 'y "''''' WIN equal 70 any that have ''''
They c." '" be IT, 2. iTasifS A New YORK
}T SSTiAaNS,TroNSco New Orleans.
lea lwd llw L. g. SALISBURY, Troy.
IRISH BLACK MARBIt;nlQo blocks or1ey superior bI,cI
M-ioe Ihs entire cargo OF Bn'iS BIZ Redw9s ir.% Gal
ie8 Of Iibe,v 81
NOTICE TO CARTMEN-The csrtman who took two
large tubs lined with copper from the wharf Of Peck slr
Lane. iel7 lw.c
NEssEsME WH WI n Of NJ. is Bre,dwar VIZ a
oss; H2wmds Hotel ha, large and rooms where
simple but beautiful and The whole time
s S s ans h Shod SGs
the science = Of such eeui, character that cannot be OBJ
III ny T.
by him that have ever been executed the discovery the
W Keeps constantly for sale The approved D.gerreo.
pe AppaTaos, Plates Lens Miniature Cases. Polishing
B-ln'rc. sw'! be given the Photographic art at E.
CoMPrEoLLERs SALE or STATE -sTOCKs--
Co Bank and the Bi Of oiesa llyni failed to pay iSci,
s as BY pp}" se c S; hGa
s o"1as s s S aS .,ca 18Th n, AG sa e. Gea IS
bany required BY the act entitled An act rea,nS to Ii.
SlcS S sr ss p1isG s s s G III lis
or Gg so "s for Re sSs9s nos Of said 1an
& hs ercns Es6a"se s s Of Sew lSI
on '''IF ol be AdSaay e Count" a. = sfoss g. m
ocerncaes dan psr e. tniernai Improvement stock,
pay ~ '" 's 5c * and Si' Real sii Estate account 5000
s Js ss pts e 'e Improvement gss s
5000 New York per cent Erie enarsenen) stock nav
For the INK of olean--s,ock account. '''0'
&C nhcate Indiana per CT internal Improvement stock
ss, ''" 'e' cen" ''.''s '''''"'' ''''" s Iss
Stock and Real Estate account
s2n 600 New York 5per cent tEre enargcment stock
cen6caes Illinois per cent Illinois and Michigan canal
- sock, pay 1890, for $1,000 each, $1,000
pay 1T ~ iao for $1,000 each 'e So Sco
A;S : Ssrtss,s Of Ara%'o src5 "sn Real E Bak
Bank; $4,000
je22to ly2r A. e. FLAG0 Compttoler
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Domestic lamentations.

sxvrNNaH-Bng Excel325 bales cotton O Colns-l22 VIZ
II Duck witt bx Robinson, Pratt col trunk Barclay
L'ingston--i bx Il ] Vansant
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~. IIir Nf.W YORK CULLEGE OF MEDICINE
AND PHARMACY wish to be distinctly understood that
they have no whatever with incorporated
company of Apoihecares dcnominated the New York
College OF Pharmacy'-a fact sufficiently evident from
the difference in the titles OF the two Colleges Neither
the College OF Medicine and Pharmacy be connected
with other corporate body this country.
The great object Of the College is Introduce
in Mdcal Science this country by correcting the
and abuses alike of legal and illegal practitioners they
are termed and that can only be accomplished by psrss
iege OF Medicine and Pharmacy have entered.
By order Of the College.
W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal Office Of the New York College OF Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street-June D. 1912.
90 EXTRACT OF LETTER FROM THE REV
DR.. Samuel II. Cox, now OF Brooklyn.
Nrw Yoax, Feb. 49,
Dear Sir-In conformity promise, write to inform
you that the prescription thus far to have done real
good my daughter Hitherto has done her more good
than any other application ever will
Extract ofa communication from Thomas w Oico,I ISL
President of the Mechanics & Farmers Bank Apahy'
dated -
Dear Sr-l received in due course ana return !0u my
thanks fol your esteemed ofhe 18th instant VESTS
Chlorine Cosmetic fully answers your recommehdauoh
and it gives me great pleasure 70 sen oa h az ~
ed with erupons and from head to foot for
time and the eteracy Of their disease seemed to battle
all attempts at its recovery until we applied the Cosmetic
perfect cure To render certain, have
this day purchased another box Wishing this ointment
to be known, as know it to be really useful
and that my fellow townsman Mr.. West he reward
ed by patronage as liberal ii is deserved.
remain, most respectfully, yours, sc.
THOMAS w. OLCOTT.
Tho above is but small part OF the testimony favor
OF Woss remedy for Salt Rheum and letters which may
be found at Comsocks II Maiden Lane and adv Use its
use by all those afflicted.
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CROTON WATER.

IcWBANXS LEADEN PIPES, LINED WITH TIN
II In OF the deeerous effects Of drinking
well ,le cider and other fluids Of lend the adoption
of these for the t.n through the ell
ns the citizens has been strongly recommended by The
itssos of Chemistry in the Uniyersity Columbia College,
College of Physicians and Surgeons Bel by the Mayor of
Civ the State Commissioners and Enein of the Agued
the Superintendent; of the Pipe Department and
for furnishing water TO the houses by Professor Sman Dr.
Chiffon and other medical and scientific gentlemen
To those who having pipes pumps baths, &c. fitted up
anticipation Of receiving the Croon wterto te friends Of the
temperance and the sgc pipes
eey commended well for their superior strength and DIT
liability well for their quality Transmitting the first
Of life free from the ndous Of poisonous solu
lions The tuned pipes will be fitted prices varying hut
slightly on those charged by pin Hhr Tor Like
every Improvement in the ats The, have had contend bo
here and in Europe with the bitter hostility of those
srine their interests affected by them All who desir-
maton respecting them invited snd for cIcla and
their orders THOS. EWBANk.
JelQ cod Spuce or Crosby street
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Hurrah, hurrnh approved at last,

CO WE CUT THE FOLLOWING FROM FILE
Of papers prove statement othe article that will
really make the hair grow stay its falling dandru
and we need not tell the public that Jones propre
tor ofhe Italian Chemical Soap, famous for cleaning
bad skin and all eruptions
From the New York Tribune January, 1871.
1--WE that Judge Edwards, of Philadelphia, a man
over years of age the top of whose head as bald
as the palm OF ones hand two months since has fine
dark hair growing fast from the of Jones' Oil Coral
Crcassia"
From the New York Sum- December, ls4l.
young gentleman friend of ours living in
Blocker street. and well known in Wall street was at
tackled with ieverthe hair the top of his head was
dried OFF the sides covered with red rusty dry
hair filled with dandru-he has beautiful head Of
hair from the use Of Jones' Oil OF Coral Circassian
Bold very reasonably, by T. Jones' Perfumer sign of
the American Eagle 80 Chatham street New York.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
{. be oI y S III: See
TIR LANES AIEYANnFp T0iTs,r5,N H.. ,aa,os.a
IL his CossuGr,Na OrrIcE, to No HERALD BufLnJsS
corner Of Nassau and Fulton streets 10 I'm in,
NOTICE." The Emerald Plele.isHi Ngias Beog6t AID
Thursday in each month In conformity with this resolution
wiz BE held sis tTLursd.yJ evening half
neni use of which an arranssnsp has been made;
.oo HENRY R6BNs6N. v prest
orIIAR T THR6 on na1,1.d e, ai0 S
rcan M'gaz,ne Edited ey Nr, Sarah Hale Mrs Lydi, u
hions snam N advance or 2, ee ,
single number published monthly. Grahsm Lsdys aud
Genensns Magazine. ll,ed with supclb Mezzotmi
R @s na IL "% p,sf 8 is
fashion Mcahy ssssna OF choice A csn Le aa o.
smb. vi hue me ylont engraving and plate Of the
s. anna1 Or ll1 cents single nnmbsi published month
u" is2sls.s ''' ''' o IsRxEL POST IS Bowery
SOU oN a. 1 81 o s me o ISs ho R9om NO
money Eighty sv, dor,,. so,h o,-.,o,
Thirl,;i.e dollars Alabama,
; or.y aellars N soyere,sas, IezI ~
SlOO dn street and though %o sn sS.e
TSs as ,aaS %' q %9d5
2as IIudsop-st - ieo9ats,
DI, w TT,rTEJTT
De w n lF1f VI
OF YOITR HE AT TIL
DR BRASDRETU's or. "a nov. o1ipo,,orv t,,,rg ~
mayd !, , a., . 81, ,nce Is 10" iRg re-
rogres aud mpostor who arr a,ious 10 deceive Va,
R5 sss ISc Dr. BF'"de' Office a. not &c h0"e'y
,IocKISG PIRps--Befvcc1 40 and "a voaas uoc1io,,
cv "u,, ma =; 9 nso, ana i:r ia'e As2,
thy condition. Apply a Il Thomar.st. is2alwsc
,I,O s,RoCrps A IN npIT,.s,ic ia -
~, : ~, ~ 49, IN ono g W h,tsn suua-
and hs, IA az ~ VI nks, - % elI-eie1
20 peii III ~ ~, D i ',s' ,,c WI DC sspec,eh
49, n, " y =, II i~p .,,r i""e' part " e tiy Au-
s -. ~. s.." iieisn olnc leZJ 3tlsI
NOTlCE-Debts contracted by any the of British
brig Redwng viii not be paid by captain consnees
lels
NO rru.Irc 1n- :: : - =, = : =, : =,
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NEW BRUNSWICK AMI NEW YORK.
THE NEW JERSEY Railroad and TRANSPORTATION Com.
l. pany have established Freight Line between New
Brunswick and New York, which the intend run perIna
nentk'.
Leaving New Brunswick at ~ NJ. daily, (Sunday. es-
eeled) and the foot oi Liberty street. New York. p NJ
To country dealers and cais the above line very
nIahle for the speedy and cheap
q every d.scriIon and particularly prover aud
Dealers IN Lave stock who have 50 he
ed between New Brunswick and New York, the day
whenever required. -
The rates for the transportation Of cattle horses mues
sheer hogs Nc and all other Kinds of merchandise are very
low, never exceeding steslnbo,f prices. -
Merchandise by this limo is not subject IN amy rt,s
cQge in crossing the North liver - $500
The Company have htfr large store',ouse n, New
Brunswick adjoining the n ssoad Depot which win always
btopcn for the reception Of merchandise.
Passengers pufcaAing their tickets the ticket Offices vii;
receive ferry tickets gratis. 49,
Freight for Newark, Ehzabethtown. Railway, West
field Paineld Scotch Plains Bounlbrook and Somerrl /,
received. mil as
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AhIO .>hAiL.N Is.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
OLArFfh hfs RTENINAST! IJE sa. Z.
The evening pc Romance viii commence srisy o'clock
A GRAND OVERTURE.
''' winch r iss' 4IG tHf fi R6f sf.'aH'''
t be allowed for M psm Wsli: and
Tl TToM II r. Gsn4 M SuilsGs 1Lr
In. Of .ssi'acon last ,sa.o win again el,en
oSss ai .S Is d sSsnSd
Punch rqaE .Sa S SiEaf'| IS yySssAor
c.s5 NTH WEI. 6 6.'ss" 's'oga f f.n
. E Es':'s % =. 'r ais ! f s:;Ia
r. Musieal Lender and Director, Mr. woof
IIiekets--S0 cents
ee @SS sr :. .. & half past seven o'clock hn'a'
Park THEATRE.
~. THIS EyE EEiSSsT h NIssssGA .sgp. g,,
|?i,s b sii' Of ~ Ill.,
r -. 10 eoaeisis VIII 11HE aUADRUrED5is '"''''''
aa .5sssi.. ''''' Nj. E Er sssis,s a'''
Boxes. Slit. 20 c.n.s--call.,y, IS cents.
CHATHAM TKEATssE.
THIS sSs ESKhsT9 s.s I'll Tps a. . ScaT FL,
nj I' s S: tn. ra:s . GG
eu pSia' VIII open IN g,ae at oOch
Dress ssn Isa ss"s s@Pt is-rv.e pou.s 6.
Hills NEW YORK MUsEUM.
NJ ., Eomerly known as Peslesl
YANKEE HIL TIE E' oLY ri tx eo as
Mis- w' Hs, oIh he q, 2y 6, I5.Iss,re
Mr. J S.ts, Of orr! = q SSs sffti Rtsgs
Mr. 9 Graham 4 She oly%pis Jhe,sss. and
MONDAY EVENING and hs ss:s S. r .e
Ssesis R s ssi . i: Of
49, YANk t.i;' h afi.Gl'a AZ HONE,
With the Olympic Compny-I.ots OF Fun.
CT tfi Bs a iSi!' TEfMrs
Fancy ss bcMna ,aa .o Az aqa G,hsm y
,iiSiiy Bsa ouldupeds and sp,cissns Of is Whole
Sacred con.fs T Es sns :, s, Hss.s
Admission % cents jloiw
AMEKICAN MJsMUsi AND GARDENS.
G syES AaRfhRN fpdaa9FE AED
%hss s?"TDss s {" ' sisi.a dc
;s;f, q; iiI SeToN Fz g
Weiss .sa hss ' $ hs p e
and AMI o o, e,s ,hsy WIN sw viii mn
Sc SS'a fi sS.s, sAES9s
HYbRAyLpS constructed on an en i' new prnes. btnx
& The saSs GpY K ,n 5. w%;s ss. ~ s
sailed oracle ore-ler of future evcncs. Miss Rassr
the charming vocalist also l., Petite Celeste the beautiful
dancer Experiments in nsinlat Aibino Lady
SPLENDID Garden on the tor of the Museum Ice creas
DINER refreshments The performance the Lecture Rooms
VIII be divided into TWO by sion Of half
hour during which the Brass Band will ~ Of naou
slar, in garden Fancy Giss Blowing Grand cosmorama
and 500, goo curiosies
Abundance the whole IS eents--chd,tu half price
ie9
A RCh STREET THEATRE, - 'fii,delThia-To lie
Tho Arch Street Theatre the Of l8i2 J. Az
f!J TO 7. NJ. Laiourcade, 100 Crown slIeeL
SAML. BRAUSON, Secretary.
fhiadeirn'a, June 3, 1872. je lnZ
r. RAND CONCERTS-TRLWEEKL a ne w and
Economical! systemThe public is respectfully informed
that Msss Foshe and Rmsboitom havs tkcn tn, large
MAGNIFICENT Saloon kncwn CONCERT Hall 400 Broadway and
rtend giving grand Concert OF Vocal
sic, every Tuesday Thursday Saturday each week
dining the season. Engagements Rave been made with
Der OF The most popular both and
and so that all may participate in the grand
that VIII ba given. tho have fixed III. a1
mission At Is The police regulation Of the establishment will
be OF such character that lades and gentlemen nd the
thorough that will
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Ships Howard tIIs nburgl anlsen, Hamburg Schmidt &
Balchen; New York Brenen) Harlc, Bremen Oerchs *
Kruger Norma, Banon Havana, Moses Taylor; Constitution,
Br) Neil Quebec, Thompson; Oconee Jackson New Or
leans, Edw Collins Co-Brg Pa itan Umer Thomaston
J3hn Ogdsn.sshls Sarah Wallace Jacmel De Psyster
Whmarsh; Lownds, Permission, Baltimore, A ID Cooley K
Coz Sterling TAYLOR Wilmington. Nc; Mary, Edwards,
Richmond. Is Cooley Co; Phebe Eliza, Osborn. Aesan.
dria DC; Oscar Baker, Boston.
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BY F. J. BEARNS, Auctioneer
1879 Fulton street.
THIS DAY,

At 10 O'Clock the sale rooms
Dry GoodsA Large and elegant assortment Of lohs ces
m,!rl yestns silks sheengs shifting hosiery, gloves F.
oacoes, lawns linens de lanes, worsted shaws hdki bat
tons sewing silk and thread sewing cotton velvet merno
Also, ey of readym de clothing aud Ladie. Cater
Boots and Shoes, and doubebarr stub twist owng.
piece. | ''
Also, one ra,tn'-lever gold watch superior article
IL. pENGEK Aarshnn
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FIREWORKS.
GYMNASIUM.

u I W y LIbJI = vi.
FENCING AND SHOOTING GALLERY,
1913 Byoao,cdy. Corner Of 3nthony-a.)
ID MOUdQtlN has the honor o informing his ffI pis ard
dc public ~ general, that hiS new Gymnasium Is ia
opcron c lascs; and ihs best which has been yet u
fcd to the American i'lic The -rso well
ventilated which gives em the advantage Of b.rg always
Good. Parents Professors and Gescren invited visit
tbs eabinent. 20 which, soon as the Cotton Wafer
WORKS Will be operation. will be added sho bath for
the nieDcc Of tie Subscribers the Gyms
The Shooting Gallery being entirely ndepe Of the
o. mnasiun, rciyons wishing practice pistol firms
~ without being subscribers to the Gymnasium
Fencing lessons given usual IN moderate terms,
Oren day besk. and ciose hall Yasl nine at night
tn00 linz
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Ar iols o'clock al the sales room,
Sale Of dry goods clothing fancy and pledged articles Jew
elry watches. groceries wines, llqueuIs, &c.
SATURDAY.
AT 1913 o'clock, a the sales room,
Large sale of valuable furniture Of all descriptions.
Aso3 piano torres, elegant girandoles lamps aud listres
beautiful maniel clock, &c.
Also 10 excelen sofas bedseas regersior ,sies
100 hsr Venetian blinds assorted sizes 30 looking glasses 20
best double hair mattresses, g.. je22r
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E,ghtyfvc dollars South Carolina,
1hirty-fy dollars Alabama,
Forty dollars IN Sovereiens. je2J lie
q 1OO RrWARD.-Lost, yesterday morning, between
p IOO Hudson and Broadway through Spring s-et
pocket book containing about 500 in bssao0 Vermont
money sif0 Buffalo Commerce Rank $500 tire Insurance
Co. MlMaukie, w. II The remainder bills Of snndry
states The finder will the above reward By leaving
282 HuJsoDst
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-05
From the .Ne,o Orleans Advertiser.
JAS. KELLY, Esq.

Our adyces from Washington are not OF the most
satisfactory nature in relation to the negotiations
with Lord Ashburton Not that any thing has trans
pired Of positive nature to induce alarm Tor the pro-
bable result but there evident feeling oil I'M
easiness in diplomatic circles, and III Congressional
coteres, as to the issue. Among the most prudent,
enough was known to excite apprehensions oil the
most lively nature, and upon these grounds was ev-
IDENTITY penned, the hesitating and doubtful article
which appeared in the lntelligencer of Saturday, the
10th instant shadowing forth by hints and nuendoes
the fears of the future. But will not pursue the
subject. Our object is merely to put the public IN
possession Of the actual state of things, as to be
prepared for the worst,
We insert the preceding paragraph as an in
stance of the receptions which the ingenuity Of
Washington gossips are fond of practising upon
readers at a distance from the central scene of
National Legislation and Diplomacy. We, who
are not engaged in the business Of manuiacur-
ing positive news, or exciting doubts for the
foreign market have not perceived any uneasl-
ness in "dlplomatic circles or Congressional
coeries, and though we perhaps must acknow-
ledge our want of sagacity, our prudence has
not yet known any thing TO excite apprehen-
sons. On the contrary we have lost no hope
vet that the issue will be that of peace-a popu
lar and just treaty, based upon terms which will
secure the interests and rebound to The honor Of
our country.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-05
WASHINGTON, April 80, 1912.

Sir,-I have thus long delayed the acknowledge
ment OF the receipt of your letter OF the 10Th March,
covering certain resolutions adopted at meeting OF
''the Erin Conservative Association" of the city OF
New York on the 9th Of the same month, in conse-
9uence of the severe pressure Of my public duties.
Make acceptable my thanks to the members OF the
association for the sentiments of confidence and
respect which they have been pleased to express
towards me. My best efforts shall continue to be
devoted to the advancement of the public good and
the maintenance of national honor, in despite OF the
denunciaions which may be uttered from time to
time against me, by the instruments OF faction Ii
have not gone into the streets for the purpose OF
repelling assaults made upon my motives and con-
duct, since, by dispensation of Providence, the
cares and responsibilities of government have been
thrown upon me- il has arisen from the conviction
that the truth mighty and would sooner or later
prevail over SANDER and falsehood | have dared to
do what believed to be my duty under the severest
trials, and leave consequences in the hands OF Tree
and enlightened constituency The evidences OF the
appreciation of "he Erin Conservative association"
are imbodied in their resolutions, and beg you along
with your brother members to be assured OF the high
estimate which place upon their good opinion
JOHN TYLER.
JAS KELLY Esq