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I, conclusion, il may not be amss to remark,
b.t all the great and difficult matters In diner
snce between this Government and Great DIT
tain are at once devolved upon this Admins
ration and must, now, without delay, be dis-
posed OF. "a
These disputes are the legacies oil former ad-
r,;nistrations. Some of them have come down
from period thirty years distant. Here are
questions not settled in Mr.. Monroe's time, NOT
Mr. Adams's time.
Here are questions also, which disturbed
Cen Jackson's Administration, and which he
was not able to adjust, and here are questions,
which during the Administration OF Mr.. van
Bureu, were stunned and not grapped with
Notwithstanding this unprecedented accumuia-
lion of responsibility upon those who at present
administer the Executive Government, notwlth-
sanding that the honor of the country and per-
hans the peace of the world are both likely to be
deeply affected by what the Administration
NAV now do, or omit to do, accomplish, or
fail TO accomplish, yet it suits the purposes OF
such papers as the Globe, and, what is more La
mentabe, it seems wise and patriotic to mem
beers of Congress, such as Mr.. Lane and MIR.
Gentry, to lose no opportunity to do the little
that in them lies, to dsparage the talents OF the
President and his advisers, and weaken their
power and ability to serve their country.
These gentlemen seem to take especial de-
light in causing it to be made known, under the
very noses of the Ministers and agents OF TO-
reign governments, that no efforts Of theirs Will
contribute to any course of policy likely to give
popularity and strength to the Administrator
or to assert the right of the nation, by force SO
long as John Tyler is President of the United
States.
Such is the patriotism, such the love OF
country of those who seek to distinguish them
selves as opponents Of the Administration
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DAGUERRE'S
MAGICAL PICTURES, FROM PARIS.

MAGlCAL flC URES, hOM fARlS.
Representing the wonderful effects of Day and Night
INVENTED by the celebrated Mons Daguerre, six
i years before his Dague,reotpe brought to the
United States OF America by NJ Nj. Marley and Lo-
NATL and exhibiting at
CARUSl'S ASSEMBLY ROOM,
Cor few nights only,)
Having been exhibited in New York, Philadelphia,
Boston, Baltimore, and Charleston, with the most
enthusiastic appreciation.
The Exhibition will be continued THIS EVENING,
April 18th, lS42, with
THREE SPLENDID PICTURES:
The admired and unrivalled interior of the
CHURCH ST. ETIENNE DU MONT,
at Paris, representing Midnight Mass the magnif-
cent view OF the city of
VENICE, ON A FESTIVAL NIGHT;
and the charming Valley Of Goldau, an Switzerland
with the cr,mbiing Of a Mountain, an historical oc-
currence.
Exhibition to commence quarter before s O'Clock
Abundance 5O cents ap Is
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CONGRESS.

In the House, on Thursday, Mr.. Fillmore
moved to print 5000 extra copies of the report
OF the Committee on Manufactures on the Ia
riff on this motion the ayes and noes being
ordered, 81 voted in the affirmative, and SO in
The negative.
Mr.. Fillmore then observed that two months
having elapsed since the Appropriation bill had
been first taken up by the Committee of the
Whole, and the prospect now existing that it
would not be Immediately disposed of in the
usual manner, he felt himself compelled to offer
a resolution to take the bill out of the Commit
tee OH next Saturday AT IL o'clock Mr. An
drews offered as an amendment, to take out the
bill on Thursday at O'Clock. To this Mr.
Adams objected, as he wished to have time
Mr.. Andrews insisted on his motion, but it was
negatived. On the resolution Of Mr.. Fillmore,
the ayes and noes were ordered, and it was car
ried by a vote of 100 to 70. The same gentle
man then moved to take up the Loan bill, which
had been just returned from the Senate with an
moved a suspension of the rules This motion
prevailed by vote Of Ill to 3S. To the amend:
ment Of the Senate, Mr.. Clifford proposed
provlso, limiting the range of discount at which
the bonds might be sold to an aggregate loss on
the whole amount of the loan The proviso
was negatived. The bill passed with the Sc
Mates amendment.
On going into Committee Of the Whole, Mr.
Wise, by the assent of Mr. Butler, made some
remarks in addition to his speech of the pre-
vious day. He was followed by the latter in
short speech.
Mr.. G. j. Ingersoll moved TO reduce the grade
of the ministers at Berlin and Vienna, and
accompanied his motion by long argument on
the influence of foreign missions, the character
Of our relations with Great Britain, and our
state of preparation for war.
He was followed by Mr.. Adams, who went
into history of the right Of search as held in
this country, and an examination of the princi-
pies on which the right is based.
OVERWHELMING ARGUMENT TREMEN-
DOUS ELOQUENCE! LET IT GO ROUND
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WORLD-WE
CANNOT ANSWER TIT IS UNANSWER-
ABLE. THE CLAY WINGS ARE ANNIHII.-
ATING THE PRESIDENT
From the N. Y. Courier and Enquirer
Poor President Tyler you are certainly the most
unfortunate acting President that we ever heard Of
You make yourself contemplate on all sides, and
quite as much so among those whose favor you
court, as with those who have discarded you alto
gether. The Wings feel nothing for you but con-
tempt, while the Loco Focos that you are trying so
hard to concate, feel all the contempt with the SUI
peradded desire to you for their purposes till
it is time for all parties to kick you into the obscurty
of forgotten nothngs.
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rNHE drawn rattle of the lot of splendid embrolderes
L and other articles, will take place on Monday
next, at 4 o'clock
Ladies and gentlemen who have not paid for the
tickets subscribed for requested do before Mon
day. Tickets at three dollars each, may be had at
BOTELER G. DONNS up stairs.
Recoect there will only be blanks TO prize.
pl4-3t.
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PROFESSOR MAFFITT's LECTURES.

Rev. PROFESSOR MAFFITT'S Lectures will
commence Monday Evening next, the 18th instant,
at the Odd Fsioo's Hall, in the City Hail. at halfpast
o'clock.
PROGRAMME.
|. The Life Of Genius.
2. The Intellectual and moral power of Education.
3. The origin, richness, power, and beauty of the
English Language.
A. The causes and effects of the American and
French Revolutions.
5. WoMAN--Christian and Heather contrasted.
Tickets for the course 81, single tickets IS cents
to be obtained at the stores of Mr.. F. Taylor, Penn
sylvania avenue Farquhar s. Morgan First Ward
Tucker & Son; Boteler & Dom; Carrot Anderson,
door of the Hall.
APP 9-eo3t
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LAYS Liniment for piles,
IL Hewe's Nerve and Bone Liniment,
Dalley's Magical Plain Extractor
Odridge's Balm Of Columbia
East India Hard Dye.
The genuine to be had only of
G. H. JAMES & CEIAS. STOTT,
Agents, Washington, D. c.
April 4-3t
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The MEETING IN TENNEssEE.-In another
column will be found sundry resolutions passed
at a meeting held in Mr.. Arnold's district, Ten
nessee.
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lion. H. CLAWS VALEDIC TORY
published, in beautiful style, on satin, the Hon
II Clay's ValrdIctory Address on retiring from the
Senate Of the United States-a limited number are
left For sale only at Statoners' III
ap awn
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~ REMONA VlOLIN-W. FISCHER has ius-
~ received for sale an old Cremona Violin, war
ranted genuine, and made by the celebrated Stradia-
gus. Price only 300 The owners continued sick
ness prevents him from using it, otherwise il could
not be purchased for $500. feb
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Remaining in the Post Office, Washington city
April Is, 1912
bPersons inquirng for letters in the following
list will please say they are advertised.
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JAMES PHALEN g. COMPANY,
MANAGERS. s' .s

The following scheme to be drawn in Whining
ton, Delaware, Thursday, the 2lst day of April,
the only ever presented to the public in which
the number Of prizes exceed the number of blanks.
1t gives the greatest pleasure particularly to
commend it to my customers and friends, and have
prepared certificates Of packages of wholes, halves,
and quarters on the lowest possible terms.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
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FASHION, 1870. FISH & &C
- will introduce the New York "Spring Fashions
for eentlemen's hats this day.
Browns Hotel, doors vest ofthe main entrance
mar 3tf
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80 Number Lottery-20 drawn ballots.
Certificate Of package of wholes, 500 90
Do. do halves, SO 90
Do. do quarters, 25 90
Whole tickets $l0-Halves, 5-Quarters 81 So
Address or apply TO RICHARD FRANCE,
Agent for the Managers, 9th st. cor Penn. av.
APP 8-dt2l
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40 The inland postage all letters intended to
go by ship must be paid, otherwise they remain in
this Office.
April Is, l842.-3t VIM. JONES, P. NJ
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ISAAC TowNsEND. JOHN NENHou>E.
Eor iuspt,fors. ..
ROBERT SMITH, Jo>ktHs :. Bo>"""'"
For Trustee.
s,,p. I,NRFNCE JAMES STYLES,
| \.iI,N IIpN GEORGE DINth,
WILLIAM Srpif rkNDOGoi GH.

Moved md s,ceu-r,l, lh.t ,hrt icf'ts u' "ifh'N -
d~ Il r.o.1t.or, expressive o. hs uf tisti .i' =
.hr Goo. e. DNes, SIGH N'If,l, afd b 300 'h.' Do
bofourt - !r aullini,f VITO snhafd O. inH""' a.
-ouI.on., pfeiaccd ifh pr'am-l"s
Utersas, u r opinion Oi his meeting, hdt 10 s'hil'g
ai,cfs 10 lake cargs onf Public schue' az 'tcilhn
ba, b, lad a e .ud individuals sticcei Who WI cary
oct fully the mca,ules o. lie school Bi, and h|n'"
10 lust &c - all. ...
Re,oiIed That the Ticket selected At Nlnanf 10 Mon,
av ID inst ~ O'Clock T. VI. was got Up by caucus u
ic.S rrs u,NhO opposed To he popular f'i'" ba
and not by the Electors OF tn Ward generally ad tiey
excluding aDd depuyns large ard ge>pee1abr potion
our Electors from expressing is.ir "niinchs ~" nii
their children Pubic Schools, arb rem par p'tg Do
.eec,or OF their eticcsu,ily merle our dtcidtd AL No
qualified di,s probation.
Rtse!tcd That Education !, the vital prime pie OF I'
Gny,r,nr,, and the Rock upon wh,h tie standard ot
Liberty is pamed; il cannot b. moved Nv gsoranc" to-
pot,m or tyranny bat the genial fays Il o." sun pa 3
it. Heath and Perfection O the vegetable worid-sn 30
ncaon should spread Is Lite Giving and iieahiui lnru
ence over the moral and political world urs. 'ctft OF
Cre,,ls Sectarisnsm ami Arsiocracy
II vas moved ard carre that the above RESOLUTIONS AMI
the pforeedings Of this meeting be published ~ tie >IH
New Era, anil Tribune newspapers.
The meeting ably AMI ecqueutly addressed h} Josth
Merritt T. l. Westhrook. and Patrick Cairel Ia.
On motion. Resoiisd That all the Electors OF tho ward
friendly School Bill aud 10 favor OF unN'ffa
Suffrage respectfully invited u attend an aJOunca
meeting to be he'd at Nllman, on Friday tvcurg n"N
The 81 June at 3 O'Clock r. r. iel IL
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RlonAKN c. McCosNIoN >.-retry. =
= sixteenth Ward. a,

lhr Elcciof, f he Marc, without u,Ln,tnu o. i'N' l
m favor ot the new school q 10 extent ~ hrnhs ~
,crrta on h ld 1t " lSn biniiwai hri"t'h
i,fh ,ud l4lh sir,,ts. tir ,Nsnn- 90 NAV 9." ~
o'cock t. lie m,ctng va, called q deF, Nh'h ~
nlI,, IN, gentlemen sac unauuuou,N ,terri o WtN'
A. m. inS-t r,..-JANE> STYLES, Pfesiieni -
wr,1Rsoox Wee Pf,s,ieIt, Geofse Direy and 0hinf
%. mot,on rhl the coli ct ,be meeting he read ind a.
copied. -. ,., ,,.,,,,,
On notion. That tie Nom atng Conn iu'' I'l".''
sh,rh was unanimously acrp cd-Nhtn the i'hoN az s''
fcu.n were elected Wihru = tis,f Huus voice
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EirCncn'- Ticket.
~ Frauds Expo-cd.-P olnde1ler'. Ecporl IN

Abuses and RascaLlt, n thr Ncw-yolk Custom oa.r Is
Published entire ia ts EXTRA AURORA IHis Nog>lasl
Wednesday, Prize Il. ceuts IN tie anguageoi Nj. ~to
ly, C.a rinan OF the Commune Public LKpsnJtu. ~
the wirkednsss oi public officers here exposed unpafa
leed IN the history oi the World" Let the People ts, md
the pecuatgrs irsmbe. i'll "A IN
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" New Carpet siore.--The ,lbscriber, beg

leave - morm Their irep., anil the public gsnenlf
that they have Just rrceiyrd and fesb stock of bn
consisting VI Carpeung, Oi Cloths, R0gs, Mating, Drug
.rtis, BsLes. kc With every other article ctr w
the trade, Which they oef T. The public the lDe ,a'b
prices without pretending b. se IS per cent cheaper ihan
any else, but VIII guarantee 10 sell low any 0n,
iOr cash. Thoe wishing To purchase VIII do well 10 cad
and examine sock, wherr they viii find the CiOcs
pailrrn. md lie ne,l u cnLor.
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NJ N
800 ly IJou.e comet oi IhrrrV as1 hwt'' ~,
an Wrs,,.,ia, f,.un.. l,tof Jul', 'i " ~ .l ID
time irctuir VII 10 G'iNri'' ny 80 - Nv
>pblert, IltNkN GAY.
''+ CONRAD SWEET President.
6 : Tott'' Secretaries. mso q
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For Time at last et, all thing. even

" The Wing triumph is consumma,cd-nov
Tor thorough and radical Retrcnchmcnt and Re
.orm. The City Expenditures for all save pcrlna-
men, Improvements and Interest on Debt, must be
trough, under One Million Dollars year. Thi.
IAN osly be done by the mos, rigorous reduction
If all compensation for public service, to the IA.
>cd value of such services regardless Of individual
interests or necessities. All salaries should be-
.cru,nzed. and ii possible retrcnched All pub
lic work tha, can be. publicly advertised and
waried to the best bidder. Thi, i the dictate OF
simple justice and duty-nay, even of The loves,
policy The mos, upright use Of Patronage i, al
nays the most effective. The Wings can only re-
am power by showing that they u.e it decidedly
''''r 'han 'heir opponents. Shall not this be
lone
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-01

II The Merchant Tailors ct our City. we ar,
appy To state. have entered into general and
.rm agreement no longer to open their store. on
sunday morning. by tn, they will lose nothing and
gin very much.
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r Thir,ccuth Ward-rhe cllIcn'o' NJ IN

Mari op.scd To the present Ct u' school Law a"l n a.
,or of +, rrrsal aye rtql'sct 20 meet AZ No >l'r
-, .ct on Thur,,ia, Jan II. at O'Clock o. NJ 10 ic'' :"
~ ,,r,-i a. l,. Cnuutirs appointed 10 nrnhaie -
tr. ,r The ap,eosci ins ,l,ct0a % Public scoel
Oficers. ~ "iu'l- -. 81,
=, ,..,y... ~...rst.fv if
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ward I'M D'mo

~ Giub Wnrd-rhr D'mocri1e VIZ, 49, 't
-, :, - If t',, kcY.r oi ere pre-. ii 'bi - -.
p = " n ~ a..,uials no tH, Marco u ',', 'r'
i,,i s,r,.i on wesresiIy Nv uu@, Joe i'I ~ '"t'
N"'i H. bis TOD. .iui,. 'n0f'. o. N
2 r,,.,c,, m common, schools. BN or'irr co. uc G."
l,tte,. Warren Chapman. - a.
Naihn x. Long, !, pa. "'''' Do
uftm u ifu lc- II
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Families, Boarding Houses, Hotels aud

steam bonts, vho may se using large smonni OF
Bread. Cakrs Crackers. Pastry IA iii ini 70 her al
vantage I. call at Il Bakery OF the subscriber, where Vii
h found the richest aHd be-, variety Of the above articles
IN the CITY, such prices the Pre,snt low state Of the
mar krt will warrant Families VIII BE- supplied wiina
reasonable I'm Of the house and all orders pgnciualy
sent 10 any part OF the city. BENJ. ;. HOWE,
$50 ~ ~ Broadway, cor. OF Iowaryl-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-01

LINE MASTER LIKE NAS.-Nr. Patters on.
ne Clerk OF Mayor Norris mock Board of
'hai'r Assistant Aldermen. retain, the he, Of hi.
'hcc, and refuses to deliver !, to the true Cl.rL
{ the Beard. He admirrs the hod.oyer princi J..
pie. and Is determined to adhere to il; bu, A. m.
~ happens to provide summary remedy for
noh cases we are o: opinion that before many
lours shall have elapsed. Mr.. Patterson viii find
hat hs has committed a mistake
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-01

U The Fayetteville q. c. Observer says :;
Col. William Hancock. OF Monroe County, has
cent rs 4 sample of Flour. the fret We have
hcart OF this wear. The wheat vas sown on the
18Th Of October. 1871. cut on the 18th of MAY,
1912, thrsshed thc 2lst, ground on the 23d.
and IN market or the same day.
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MAssAcHusErrs.-The Governor and Council
have snDoirtcd ABsorr LAWRENCE Of Boston,
JoHy MILLs (Loco) of Springfield, and CHARLES
ALIEN of Worcester Commissioners TO act CON
Jointly with those of Maine in the settlement OF the
Boundary Question
They have likewise reaPponed JAMES 1. Aus
TN Of Boston, District Attorney for the Northern
and PGINY MEKKIcK (Loco) ditto for the Md lie
District. Tor the term o: FIVE years ensuing Also
WARES LOWERING of Midway as Bank Commits
son for thee years farther.
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~ For. Chances at the Senate No. >
No,. Publications.. Letter from Cincinnati.
and Property IN Association see r ir't Page
~ For an account Of Circassia and tht
Russian War, &c. see Last Page.
~ For Proceedings Of the Common
Council of yesterday, see Next Page.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE l, l8E

j. The procee t.ag. Ollie cl'rets Of the Eighth War
H. relation ~ tie PaJIc School election WI appear o.
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RHODE IsIASD.-Thc Providence Journal Of
Monday SAYS The General Assembly will meet
nj Newport three weeks from this day. From the
disposition of both Houses. we entertain no doubt
that if things remain quiet, the General Assembly
will pass an act to call another Convention to
frame written Constitution for the State and
that the basis of the suffrage, in voting for dele
gates TO such Convention will be enlarged to the
limits proposed in Mr.. Jackson's bill offered at
the extra session last held in this city.
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WEBB 4 MANNING.
No ims 81 49, Peara 81 Carpet sore icon Chalhf,
lT The Chenpc-t Cash Tailor ycf.-P. v

TT rTtDi UrIcant IaIOT No LhahlnI' eqlarr c0TFH
81 Catherine street makrs Clothing order 10 nsates
tyc 10 pee cent cheaper uA the cheapest Ca,h Talgr
the city. ~ tnyl6 Ia
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rhis r-nu arclr is Commended 70 the public pecu
larry desirable at the present time. Tor its economy For
elegance and durability, eompetes successfully with tie
u,,.i costly Has sorn. Price - - SPENCER,
al6u Fashlonsblr Halter, No. 2ij Broadway.
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| ~ SOUTHERN LITERARY NEssENGsR-The MAY num-
her of TIN, WORK lust received and for 'a' at this occ
Price 70 Agents supplied az the rsuh csic)unL
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- Straw berries were selling At } cents quart
at Cincinnati on the 18th.
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inst. 10 prevent the launching Of vessels. iOr the
li,ciarcc IF woskmcD, &c.
A.tcr refusal t. rccci,e resolutions uadcf ce
,.snl,r order Of business. ,lr Army AppmPrltos
f,.il ,ras again taken un ic 9 ormtcc Il tie Nhols
d., The Union Mr. Underwood 20 ne Cham i4e
ire, .,c,i9n s,ill being und consideration % wh.'h
Nr C,yr JONI soy bal moved Pro'i'o io rcdl'e
IA, ,,r,l or nf the kr,ry o. tie standard u 1921
AMI 4. abolish orc u,sircnt If dragons, ari i0r
this rroyi.o lir. RoskvEir hadH.osci a substitute
imt,r. thr Army 20 ghr rum hcr row 90 aciua. -rr-
wee.
Vi. GuVGR continued lis remarks ~ 'ayo' OBJ,
reduction, " economy. rctrcnchmcnt and reform
in tho Army, and in support If MI koo'e'e.' 5
proposition. lie expressed rnr opinion iiat there
,as no Immediate prospect Of war-that Ing and.
the onl, couatry from which Ne had any thing %
Ir,od. va, not Disposed % engage Boo conflict vHA
he United States, and argued that a redo. %
,r;-Lr be- mad, in the Army. lie rented oui 'a'
ri,p< abuse, in The a1N ini>'ra'ion ct h-t Depai'
rcot and advocated the principle 81 excluding AL
contingent appropriations. and fNifg b. ia" ne
salaries # officers. Nc.
Tia osr.,'o Na, IA rthcr debated By vi. Low.
ELL and other, TN adjournment A"9''.
Mn. y,x BrREx AxD MR. CLAY.-l pom ih'
,rr,,.l Of Ex.Pr.sidcut Vas BCRrN al IeNnSi'a
X. BE- WIS innediai. " cailcdugon hy " Ohi
n;,b m ir,ita,ion 10 ep io A.iaal As'-''s ." -
-e.l~nceO On the next day. W company WIN
NJ P,rrntxo. Pc went - Ashland m nip.'aice
r;,b Mr. C.a,'s invitation. Wh,rc he roma l'd 'o'
day or twD.s
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We are agsa Indebted 10 tie Me''r' iiASNOIN' ''
tac carly rece.p, Of paper, from various qnafie''
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spani.h Cednr.-The ,ab,erlLer. Lave son.

j spanish Cedar.-Ihe subscribers have con
hand tsi III tenIest ds~OTt. Cedar
~ a superior quality sawed To SUIT >E6.R Box M,KEEs,
C,siStr M.KERs, PirTERS MAEERs AMI other. vb cii
will b. soid cheaper than any other place the city,
". NANPELT co, III Crntrr->t
Mo. assortment ot Mahog Mahogany Nrn.er, AMI
Other Lumber suitable Tor Cabinet MsAcrs J0 is. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-01

" DocroR LARDSER's LECTURES. in parpph
let FORM may be obtained in the city OF Albany at
JoxEs's News OFFICE, under the Museum
Price p cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-01

u Leary 4 Co.'S Fashion for Summer 1872, will
r introduced May 10Th, al Nos- and A.ior House.
ulv1G Jr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-01

SHOCKING MURDER.-We learn from the Sparta
Tenn Gazette that on Wednesday night The lth
inst. as Mrs. Mary Hunter (rclict OF the late Jo-
,eph Hunier) was sitting by her tireside. few
mile, from Sparta, in company with two other la
dies. she was ,ho, with a rihe-ball through the
head By some person unknown, out of doors, and
expired in few mi utes. The perPetrator OF
tins horrid deed fired in the dark through win
low, and has thus far escaped detection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-01

u Gentle reader, above III. things b. ,lrnoJ.; ne,i %
u.at, when you have child afflicted with worms, have
yourself headache, the dyspepsia con'umpuye cough
Or are troubled W ia o"ness OF iprt,, procure box q
Prtcr Moderated Lszsnges, oun"nded Tor err o.
h- above COD Panls and you NAY al once compel your a.
hicuous 10 esac1aie the premise,
FOR sale n principal Offices l5Fuon street and 10 Broad.
way ~ and 30 Bovery, il6 Hudson 80 Chatham snd b
Fulton street, New.Yoik.
Death conqcers nan, md robs hn ofh, breath
Peters does MORE TER Pet snqGeS Death!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-01

MAIL RoBBED.-Thc mail wss robbed a few
nights ago, at 6aston, n. {. No particulars ex-
ccpt that the bags were found cut open, riied ct
their contents, and sank in the Roanoke by putting
Stone, To them.