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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25
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" Tenth Ward.-Ats meeting OF the Democratic
Wing and other Electors OF the Tenth ward opposra 10
the present SchoO Law, held at Columbian man, on hon
dav evening the 23l iasi., HARRIS SCONlLi Esq was
called the Chair; WILLIAM WHEATON,, Es. was appohtd
Assistant Chairman; and JAMES SwAKTs and GEORGE ~
FRANKLIN appointed secretaries
retiring Committee OF five was appointed 10 seiec'
Committee fifteen nominate suitable persons lT Scuoo
Commissioners Trustees and Inspectors who retired ahi
afterwards reported the following named persons 10 con
TOT, said Committee, VIZ t., r.. :, No.
lor John r. Dodge, James Weir. Thomas Hyatt, X l..
Perot John Coger Jr., d. W. Bradford, SchurenaD Hal
ued WIN Wheaton and 4 W. Peman, Who were unanl-
mogsly appointed by the meeting.
Mr. John 4. Dodge offered the following Resolutions
which adopted unanimously: -
Resol,ed Thai while We deprecate the mingng oil parry
rolcs iii the organization and management OF our fu
lie Schools, and az individuals, deny Inc propTeV OF man
ing them sabect OF party STRIFE, YET That since our Pol
zeal opponents in their crusade against our country hs'u
tons are marching with fear al strides 10 snniiaie ON
Public SchOo has become our duty 10 meet them h'
awe ha,. met elsewhere, and other questions, hrniy
and f.asssly. -. 49,.
Rssol5td That make no attack upon any Rei'gious
denomHson that insist upon equal freedom anu hpei
~ Of for all men that recsgnze, IN ls lnl
s sense the privilege OF Consultation that no re Slou>
s. he required qualicatQh 10 any once "i
public under the United States, and we soirIy u'
se that We Will never that class Oi men, no
matter belief shall use the public treasure 10 pro-
pzgate their avoTlte doctrines 80 ,
Nj taws offered the loow.n g Resolution, winch was al
adapted unanimously:
kesolttd That the Nominating Committee Oe instructed
to place ia nomination such persons snly, who shaI De
nown to be opposed to the present School Law and VINO
shall be deemed 10 be generally acceplanc 10 ne cIuHe"'
Of the Ward at large HARRIS SCoNiLi Chairman
WM. WHEATON, Asst. do
JAMES SWARrs Secretaries II
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ASSESSMENTS
4 MEXICAN Museum. corner II Broad

u Wsy AMI Nm srcci-P Y BAKNUM. Msusrcr-
very Day ami EV-uing tn, week. csinusfenc Nor
lav. Mav - Bc,i attraction tbe CITY, D. ssif-s -
f..l ne ,ire evening ire Ns,i,r John u inlf 10,
goat or anal reg-l lancer and tr celrbrid Mil
4 q ar engaged Ols uofe week oi til uy,irricu'
g ~ Gr.. VI IS k1>lit. ue chslmng Noca,f. a>1. l.
P,It- Cell st. TIE helC'l Dancer. are engaged tNptl
mont, Anmal Magnetism. company 90 ln ~ warrors
ffafb 49, IA
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ERMONS, delivered on various occa-
> ,ions. by LymaH Beecher. d. ID From NE NPru ~
,b piigin. No vnuue clergyman, theological ,tu
dent should he without these Sermons. u wa' Locke We
believe who recommended the study OF ChllngwoIih 10
,hose who desired to reason Tbn>e who wish 10 Clarity
er ons and give them strong ut,etancr womb
do weil 10 become familiar with these sermons" For sale
10 Saxiou 4 Nle. BrOsiWaV.
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,VHE NEW YORK MUSEUM-for-

meTiy kEown ~ Pr>oA - Broadway, opposite the
CIV Hall. Trem-ndaus G.incuon. decreased Novelty
MONDAY NAV p. AMI every evening daring tbs week
-Frs srp.ar,rce oi the ebra-d Vocalist Miss EMILE
teyether " IN VI A. shaw. INN the londNn concert,
lni Mr. Bruce. Of the PARK The,ire MI 'ns ganoer o
avor.te songs
The Son and Dsughler OF the Western Forest iniiai
Warriors. >GgaVs. &c.
raj Bridge Animal Magnetism every ate moon al '"enes
Tie Indians W perform TIL, "Wednesday Afternoon
~. ---. - ms
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J. n. BUSHS SAR-
DFFRIGER ATORS-Reed & Smith

th inventors. paieutr,. ami manufacturers OF r a'-
iau.sd Ventilated Rel igersipr, have, aier YEAR, OF ~
pcreHce and lgaumerablr ial., er cei an arlce "''
,ty be,vs viii give entire saisacDr 70 tbo-e
VINO purc.ase. They constructed on Tie most phlH'
phcal Az! scientific primo pies. aud are :" aansed ii'
evary article BE- heat Ia Apartment ny lls' .. tf
j, impossible tor ihng % taste oi an"hrr when NAV
be- in tie sane Refrigerator. thou; Is cooling pfopeiu
being impaired. Pca'e call AMI ,Xssne at thr agency
d Rro,!,x,v Mandatory 81 Nhfe.st. mylS 2wIs
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". q. Iinggerly. AuCuoneer.
BY JOHN HAGGERIl x SONS.
Store loo Pesrlsircet.
NED\ES nAN Nav -5fh

WEDNESDAY, May .5th.
PACKAGE SALE-5O0 packages Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods. comprising geaeral assortment OF Spring Gosas,
a. months credit.
Catalogue, and samples morning OF sale.
SArt EDAN, MAY q.
BRuSsELs And iSGRAiS CARfErs-BTu~ts, ingrahn.
Venetian and Hemp Capetngs, PLAIN and prinsd poor
cloths and Brocking, Carpet Binding Table and Piano
Covers, &c. sc. &c.
To let cheap, the Store Ne - Pne-street. Also, the
Sinrr No. s Eufliny SLID.
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NEW and Cheap Crockery Store, No

II Ca,herinc-.ireet near Chatham Square-wher'
will he found one the largest and best assorted SOCKS ~
The CIV including patterns OF Dinner ana "a
cr and pain Cla,s Hall Astral AMI other Lamps, &c
China Tea Set. at shafe, very superior hu'n-
t,~, ,,rcb,..,g myl2 Inns
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Home League.-Arepular meeting

J. Home B.eague.-A req ular meeting of The Home
League Of thu State Of Ne.-Yors vii be held the Re-
posiory OF The American Institute ednesdsv 18th inst.
At half past o'clock r. VI. Stranger. invited attend
and take par IN the dscuss MAR
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NEW STYLES of Summer Goods Just
received al the
NEw.yoRK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

If2 FuOn-slrret, near Broadway,
Strangers and other. visiting the city VIII ms u ue
advantage to give rs call before leaving their orders A.
we have large anil de-. rabc assortment OF Drap df''
French and English Drllngs. single and mied French
ELASTIC nj English Cassi1ere., Fancy sk', Chaie, ana
Maee, Vestings with large aud select stock OF WOOL
BLACK and Fancy Colored Cloths and Ca'meres selected
from recent imp rtaous, tie lowest cash price, ana VIII
be made to order the shortest space oi uue WI CUR
,nen. are all guaranteed be OF superior workmanship
tt of trimmings, and frstrdie fl Our Customers
Nil md u, prompt in filling orders, and equally prompt ID
rre,entng our h.l, when garment, are delivered
,,ss,f J. &. BOOTH. Agent,
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CRJOIIY \. BUSHF'S highly Con

cen,ri,ci Compound syrup oi >Arpapaflla and Sdf
sayara Bod Pills for sale >yWr, Pharmacy, corner
BoVerV and walker street, Or. James H. Hart BrOadw9y
AMI Chamber. ~ Hutchng, Pharmacy Bo~"ry corner
Broome: Chsres g. RING. Fulton corner Cllh IT, A r. Il
-an,i. Fulton corner toI-th.e the ONLY agent.
th- city OF Npw YORK Prepared Al Or. j. v B1sh'' .
Northern Chemical Laboratory an. Chemical Works 10 ih'
civ OF New York and a.o a. ns Branch Once IN the city
O. M,Nco. Pace large size bottle 81 80 : small bottle 81
~ p. N, ~ .eef. az mi.
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DnnkS-The comnlete WORKS Of the

Rev. DR.. Owen. Luther on Galatians the Nnfh'o
The Rev T. NcGowan. Pillar OF Divine Truih' l.us Or
The Covenants: Burnet the 30 Articles F,hef htiruN
al NoIern ID ynifv; Charnocke the Divine Attributes
The above are ali London copies. Burtnn' Anatomy o.
Melancholy: Ambrose. Looking unto Jesus, WIN many
ofber very valuable Books School Books Of all le'tr
ron Nu.r ami Periodicals, all ot which the subscriber
- o., ' ,nv2o 6tis ABRAHAM MAZE.
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pns.euycr. sailed.

In the packet ship Gladiator for LondonoJanr Fa,.on'
ur C.rd, and chl!d Philadelphia; henry berhhafu; y
.Lcriey do. Mr. Lambert and lady, London bdht'
son,I Carolus: Hr Blake, do: Mr Bend ,h hr "rsu"'
Eranrr. Nj : Rose lady ami child; VIZ q Bicn
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NOR SALE-Forty knapsacks and ~

ID Casters. Communion Ware Sc.' manufactured 10y
eo.ard Reed Barton. ami or s,le boy her Agent,
NJ, y wITHFRELL, Jr 81 JohnH
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T ACES-laces-R ibbons.-Cap Lace
As cents; Can Ribbon, cents Bonnet Ribbons ,hi
ling; Lace Mn,ln, Qu.lln-s In.eitngs Collar; Hat
silsslc Milncr, and Pedar, supplied al
LEEPERs. corner Grand and Christie streets
u,,f,u., and 80 Grand->L
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CUOTH STORE.-Wilson G.. Hunt &

- CO. iGi Pea.irret corner OF Chatham. have no" On
hand. and are daily receiving. lar-e supply "
CLOTHS CA>~IMF RE>. NE>rG NG>,
anil SUMNER GOODS,
or the rso,i desirable sivc> together with large a>>o
ment OF Good, suitable Tor Merc liant Tailor. and Cl1thleI
sale quantities to suit purcha,er cheap ior ca'h OF
approved credit mly lnlls
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JOSIAH richards, Aucu0neer.
BY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLAIT,
Store ia6 Broadway.
WEDNESDAY EVENING,

At7t O'Clock nj the Auction Room.
PRIyArE LIBRARy--A large collection OF Miscellaneous
Books, embracing many valuable works in Theology aud
Hist ~, illustrated Books, Magazines &c. Among the col
lection subscribers copy OF Dr. Ree>s Cycopeda, "
vols hall bound in Russia IN eIcslest copAoD Ho2artbs
compl e works vol. qnarlo; Pierce kgans Book OF
SPORT. 8yo "reminiscences OF Henry Angelo, vols -Four
Year, Residence IN the r,t nd; NckenZles Voyages,
vols, Capperion'> E1ped ion o Alrca: strahenberg on
Europe and Asia; Lunans Elements OF History and Chro-
noogy vol. Family Library, 81 vols iiils Vegetable
system vol; I'm ,ion', Poetical Works Rolecks His
tory the World, Hunters sacred BograPhyi Lae'ers
Modern Ruilder. Guide SCOTS Tales OF Grandfather,
vols; Naiurai.ts Library vols, Hunters Sacred Bogrs-
hy Burkcs complete works, vols; Brewers Beauties Of
iceland vols New.Eng aud Magazine vols; JohnsoDs
Di tionsrs vols; Fishers Views IN Derby aud Swuer
and; WILSON'S DIVINE Economy; Ifayden's Geogrsphcat
Essays hon. fine quarto copy. Greek and lat' Pen
nv Ma sazne 10 J.: Richardson's Dictionary, 'os, fs-
lev, Theology vols; Bacon Lives at the ssints svo; old
Novels Ac e
80 VAR OF splendid Flower Pieces in rich gt frames
and painted oil by eminent ARTIST and five water soor
Flower Pieces gilt frames.
FRIDAY EVENING.
Al II O'Clock NJ the Auction Room
Law BooKs.-A valuable private collection o hooks,
ludng popular Modern Reports, D:ess, Tfsa'ss ana
elementary Work,
Particulars hereafter
At PRIVATE SALE
30 dozen coOred kyers consisting o black, cream zsd
maroon coOrs, in lOts to suit purca>sr>
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MORE NEWS from The Souih.-The

vi following communication 6as Just been rsceisea
f.n The Rev VIM Lewis, Ordiaary for Smnpler DISTRICT
sUMTERuLDg, :. C., 18th Jan, iS'@
Dr. p. W. COhes Co. ...,. ,h.
Geotl.men-f deem il due you to comm up,.a'e rne
49,, have Ieriy1d from Of Jsyn|s han u o.
&c I have used only one bottle 81 H. and uSt "lth 40
much success that am well convinced" d ~ ''' WIN ~
49,, bead in pi,rcs xbrt,
i' ~, IalI and b. It'll growing and uIckening.
WIZ ,i r1nf Hence the Hair TONG, and anc pate
n''1 ,,iber Application Of the complete restoration OF
my Hair. r , ,,,oc. have ,.,.i 4, ana,
III az tb.rn with great success
al u W. Very respectfully y,urs w. LEWIS.
sls by H. agents. A. Is. l. D. SANDS, Druggists, Ma.
10 Fntou street, Sold also by DAVID SANDS CO., ~
Fast Broadway Abraham Is. Sands Go. gSBroaiwsy.
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nK. KiCHAkDsON's celebrated sher-
IL ~ VIM Blier.
From The Dover IN II Gazette.

III y
From the Dover (N.I Gazette.
Dr. Richardson's Btters-In OCr columns may be found
en- advert semen of Vegetable Bitter, prepared by DR..
: % Richardson OF South reading, Mas They arr, As
and to be- undoubtedly composed Of variety OF valuable
Ind purely vegetable matter and from our own experience,
- well a, Others W. can speak highly Of their reDovsng
and uygorang effects upon the SYSTEM We have good
opinion Of the Biers they are not qnaok nornn bnt
discovered prepared and venIsd by regular physician,
rsduae the college Of Stale, and who has SAID
hule IN the way OF pnfag them hinseii but leaves 10
hose try Judge thsnselses For the diseases
hat many hsble the spring and summer such as
ieby, dy.pe psa bilious and nervous complaints, &c, We
10 not hesitate thai these bters viii be tOund safe,
agreeable aud eieotual restorative As good heah Is one
OF he greatest OF early dressings, would early advise
tb0,s ab0rng under such diseases 10 make trial OF Dr.
Richardso-s Riers they do no harm, and may 10
much gopd confident IN many case. they have
Vegetable, and vegetable mecln' are unquesonaDy inc
most cougrnia u he human system
For ,sle by the agents, A. B d. sadds Dngsss,
:, Futon-,i cor Of Goidst and loo Fuons Also sold
by David sand, Co. No II East Broadway, corner OF
MAJ ketsreet Abm. Il. Sands 4 Co, No. rs Brsaf~ny,
corner OF Chamberssreet, and by Dfngglss ge"fhiY
throughout the city and country Price Is ct' mylO lmu
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CPY GLASS LOST-Lost, or Stolen

} } from the Theological Seminary, University place
rorket spy Glass with heavy bras, mounting, and the suo
,crirer. uane engraved thefeupon Tse Inst umtu j. one
af uncommon excellence aad liberal reward WI NJ ptN
Tor il. restoration 70 ID. ELLiOT,6 Burning sup "I -
Nlnfn-.ir,ti. W. ~
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II ANTS Employment-A Coachman.

w good and careful driver, with city reference.
H. ran az; ~ Waiter II required Also young man to
ork ON farm or 20 take care OF horses Hi references
n, fri rate Apply at u NaS,au>t-Ttmperanoc Office
furnished with men gratis. mo- IL
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maroon colors, in lo,s to 'utpurcl'a'sr>
FORGE q. BARTLETT. Book Auc-

tinn AMI Commission Rooms tor he sale OF Private
Libraries Oh Paintings. Engrayng,, Fancy Articles, sc
Cash advanced on cOssignnents
Particular attention paid 10 outdoor sales OF FURNITURE
Real EIale. Sc.
No. 1870 Broadway, next door to IIo~ards Hotel up
Ialr. myI6 iu
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AID NOVEL Attraction at

N the FLYSIiN FIEL o>-Frre Concert, de he
IA Musa-i every Monday. WEDNESDAY. ana >aturd,. a'r
noln from y s'Cl0ck o. - o'clock, 10 commence "o
grounds irresistible. Mr. McCaVy. she le>se oi ne pfct
n4s the pleasure the irhNs tAat ue I'd, t
fe,te short engagement th Band con = ~ o. Ten
professor gh order Of talent ami let bY VI r MNrr
They al, perform SELECTION from The Operas OF lr -o
,ifIr,,i composer with iayorte Oycrturts Cav1tnas
q touaf,s Ne The beau.y of the surrounding scenery
e. rbr-i with the eSc.ri- f;gsc. cannot tai 10 Wild
49, -..-,,,,., mis- eW>s
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L. Fifteenth Wara.-At a meeting OF Inc h1hiy
Clay Club OF III Fifteenth Ward bel! at S9.;u's,9h IAN
Monday evening Nav 23 1872 ALBA kIMBALL, ESQ
WScaled 10 TIC Chair and WI. l. BOYD appointed SEC
reiay.
The Committee appointed for that purpose lhen rSposd
the names of The following gentlemen officers for u
Club until the 1t OF May next which nominations were
Por P,,,,d~,t -. THOMAS LAWRENCE.
Y,cs Presidents. JOSIAH HOWE,
ALBA kiMBALL
Tr,auvfr ..... HENRY u. STARR
S,sretv,es.......WM l.. EOlD,
HENRY SWORDS.
The meeting then proceeded 10 nominate otrcdps
ibe Cen,r. Committee and VI Srs Geo. Gibbs, Harvey
Weed and Job L. Black were appointed -, -;
then moved that the proceedings OF TINS me''hs
be published
On motion. the meeting then adjourned; c,..
wv l. BoYg Sec'y. \. hihbhLi' VI"
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,UEEPING WILLOWS mournfl

NV EETINI NIELVWS THUUTHIUIIy
w wave over he graves Of thousands WHO night
ANIMATE the secsl circle. ard administer Joy % the brsruG
relatives and friends whose eyes might now sparkle WIN
oleasu-e ami cheeks loom with the roses Of beso, u
LAWN. Expeciorant had been timely adm nstered TO HEM
But they neglected the only remedy vhh could save thrt
iron, on.gmpton. Asthma and other Kindred di.es- snd
they AN. down died under their IN euon it NEW.
ny take warning and Immediately eomnence tbr a~ 81
hi pleasan, and certain edy for every pulmonary dis
Prepared only by D. D. jayne % sooih es' rh''
ladeiphis.
Sold by thr agent. A. X. 4 ID. sands, Druggsu,
Pnlron A. corner Of Gold Il lgD Fulton a. 25 Broad
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OUEAp DRY GOODS.-.Ieremiah

NUEAP DRY GOODS.--JeremIah
! Lambert, No 81 Gfeenwich Il D. daiy RECEIVING
from Auctsn great bargain, in Dry gooDs. ,,.
Bdlaruc. beautiful artce Tor summer ui'>'' W. '
IT, Printed Lawn. very cheap. - ,..i.
Nu.ln DE- La ncs-Ssa aEi neat Patterns very t',,i
fL Likewise a very pretty article Of .fecond noFHu- W
Iane, A-o great variety of Spring Hoods rc.,i>ea
fr cash Aso ,lme beautiful Paraso.' Tor S. nF-' 2ls
TALL AND ASTRAL LAMPS
NERRITr> 4 PAGE, loo Bowcry have e''-
.,,nty on han an extensive assortment Of Lamps "h'a
,ley offer "a very low prices Also 'rasdolrs r. ~ ID
britannia TIA >.t>. Casors. Cut Glass. Sa- mNi- 'hs
DROKEN BANK MONEf.-Buffalo
ID gank, Commercial Bank of Buialo Commerce. a.
o..ego Lrw.s County Bank, Farmer Bank, An'erdam
,,t Uoua,0uc Railroad Money. bought a. ne ue'i ftte
by "Ah rhl. ~ - 20
NEWTON DARLINGS SCfTHEc.
20 dozen Corn 100 .o1 plain Grass, i" do1 double
rihbed Grass ana > d1l Branbe Scythes ior sale by
nvIi i.tf sole Agents N Ne~-ysrk.
DRITANNIA Tea Sets. Coffee trns'
ID Casters. Communion Ware. &C., manufactured 'y
Ieo,ard Reed Barton. ami ior s-le by her Agent.
my2j "lihthhLi''t. " 'Dl"
NOR SALE-Forty knapsacks and 40
Il Car,ldge so.e. nearly new aud ia excellent condi'
On Tor u-s VIII be sold very cheap Inquire al t'' onc''
myl6 III
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r IGHTBODY'S New-York Printing Ink

Mandatory y Ro,r-st, corner Of Dnsne old Sugar
In. Printing INK al cOors. warranted Equal 10 any,
on,.lv on hand AMI offered for sale reasoDsbe terms.
teyerale 10 any pan ofthe city tree OF cartge Print
sr. and vendors solicited To make ts OF ihs article
f.r.f.
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TFECHES LEECHES !i-Constant-

" on hand received fresh Every arrival. large
1Ty Of aood sire. healthy SWed hand Gerrsan Leeches
,bs VIII bite quick. For sale by se housssd hundred, %
ozen and put Up in tuhso 10 be transported with sale
to any part Of the country
Leeche. applied by competent person Of any I'D"
DAVID SANDS ca.
Wholesale AID retail Druggists ard Chemists,
* Aui. II ra.t BrDsdxay corner Market-a.
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Il Car,rijge Box. nearly aud "a EXCELLENT cond.'
on f1r use vii be sold very cheap Inquire al u' oo''
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Field respectfully

- invite, IN, friend, ard all who are fond OF The ccssn
..rcDi nd 3 10 ar PLAYING to call at Bassior- Room,
,yar the Climax Eating HoI>e Il Ann,reet amt ~ rui
us street where ars splendid Tables, Slate, marble a."
.r-. 80 ~ ~ y, betf.ug tolerated ms I'm
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5 q " F S~,sTi; secretarie.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-04-09
From the Huntross.

I.nrs-Mrs Powell. Mrs. P. is the
lodv Of Hon. Calhbert Powell, nc"
member Of Congress from Virginia
She Is of a middle age and ayeraee
height with slender, rounded hguIre'
Of Uncommon grace and beauty, her
face IS round and fair, with very defeats
regular features, which are still lovely
IN spi.e Of age. Her eye is ue-br'gh,
ns \ meteor, and filled 10 the brlm WIN
the genial charities Ct her SEX her coun'
tenance is open and intelligent, ana wea 7
q smile OF the most touching sweetness
Her manners are easy and natural ana
bespeaks lady Of the old school tlmes
Mrs. p. is a sister Of the lamented MRS.
Wallace, deceased, of this city, 70 whom
she bears strong resemblance ana a
native Of Alexandria, D G.
AT the same house Mrs. Hewltt'sl' we
had the pleasure to meet with the YOUTH
Cnl and aimable Mrs. Hon.. T. SIeuart,
Of III. former acquaintance, likewise
several pretty little buckley girls and
suckers. in all the bloom Of health and
western beauty.
Mrs, Blair. Mrs. B. is the lady Of
Hon Bernard Blair, one of the members
from the State Of New York. She IS
unite young woman, of good height
with a neat slender figure, and light
gliding step. Her face is oval, rather
fair. with very delicate, regular features
n HIGH. smooth forehead, and an uncloud
ed brow, beautifully arched. Her eyes IS
full, ola clear blue, bright and Joyous
and sheds mingled sweetness ami intel
ligence over her features, and her hair Is
black and glossy. Her countenance Is
luminous, and has much native innocence
and modestv, and bespeaks warm, be-
nevolent heart. In her manners Mrs
B. is arlless as nature formed her, ana
beguiles you by winning attabllty, Of
which she is herselfunconscious
Mrs. Mary While. Mrs. W. isa young
and very interesting widow; from the
city of New York, who is spending the
winter in Washington with her friends a
Mrs. Owners, Mrs w. is still in th'
bloom of youth, beautiful and ACCOMPLISH
ed. Such is Of the old, or rather Hngu
enton school. Her figure is majestic, Of
the De Medicis proportion, and com 'Ine'
much grace; and elegance. Her face is
round, full and very fair, with a dellcate
caruaton glow, and regular, pleasing
ing features. Her forehead is ample
bland and intelligent, with an eye OF en-
viable sweetness and beauty. 1t is full
blue, and brilliant, and betrays the genla
warmth Of the generous soul of which
is the mirror. Her hair is yellow, rlcl
and glossy. Her countenance is stamped
with magic sweetness, and her manners
in ease and dignity, has few rivals:
Il will be recolIected this lady was the
subject of complimentary remark II
our last Huntress.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-04-09
SCRAPS.

"Shocco Jones, or Southern Assurance"
is the title of play recently produced at
the Vicksburg Theatre. The Wing says
it was poor affair.
President Houston, in a late official let
ter, uses the following language; "lt
troops should be raised, at the call Of this
Government, prepared for conquest, they
may rely upon the fact, that they wiH be
eHo.eed tie privilege Of the. Tsrian banner
to cross the Rio Grandc, and pursue cons
ousst to the WALLS OF MEXICO"
The patriotic Ladies Of Galveston, Tex
as. employ themselves in moulding bullets
and making cartridges for the army
An Agricultural Fair is to come oil al
Jackson, Miss, on the 18th inst. 1t IS 10
be conducted on Temperance principles
Day PlcKING.-A man named William
Latham was lately arrested in ). Carolina
for robbing the mail. The enormous sum
Of TWO DOLLARS was found on his person.
VIM. A. Walker alias Buck Walker
confined in the Benton Jail for murder,
made his escape few days ago.
FreHrlNc IN ATTALA.--The Kosclusko
Gazette says that fight came off in that
nlaco last week, between distinguished
membsr Of tho last Legislature and an
ex.CIerk of the Courts. Time--seven
minutes and forty seconds