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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-01
Bankrupt Lan Rspeat-Ryeeted

The reader will see from The following extracts, as
wei! as from the proceedings OF the Senate that the
!, = shrewdly suspeced s'the finger of Mr. Webster is
b;s th;pp-and that the President is thereby saved
s,a unpleasant trials" But the trials are now com.
;n, noon tie country. Old debts are now to be can
ce7l,d Contracts now TO be violated. Debtors are
, he screened instead of Creditors being secured,
,der the Enpish law. This system, which ORR
,aly designed for the relief of traders and the fac-
- f commerce. to be extended 10 all classes OF
In. community--contrary to the spirit OF the British
law in which sense the clause about uniform bankrupt
20 was incorporated into our Constitution. (But those,
who wish 10 understand the subject are invited 10 read
,he able speech of Mr. Hopkins, on the last page of
hi; DAYS paper He gives synopsis OF the British
I,w-hes;des settling the account current with the
" ;rs on Federal Reatlons) And now 4 new and
sweepnr Bankruptcies ali al once 10 be thrown broad
c,s, into the cnmmGnity-cancelling contracts, aud
slv 10 press with tremendous force upon the Banks
in some sections Of The uniona law, SO vaguely and
,rc,,hel;r c9ncocted in the hot haste OF the Extra
session as % DEFY it said the legal acumen OF many
Of the judges This Las takes effect to.day-aud yes
trd,v Star s1ys awe hear that several persons have
made arrangements to secure lis benefits al once.
EXTRACT ri a Letter from
"7le House Of Representatives., january -.
"The repeal of the Bankrup, Bill is defeated by the
Senate. The vote stood-ayes y, nays 2S MIR. Clay
Voting against the repeal Upon him. therefore, rests
The heavy responsibility of cancelling millions OF pr.
debts, TO the INJURY and rum OF many creators,
whose contracts were made in good faith subject only
10 the laws of the land they then stood Let The
country know who it is that thus lmpaEs the obiga-
lion Of private contracts
From the Senate Same tate.
IL have but moment 10 say, that the hna question
was taken the Senate to-day upon The bhi to repeal
The Gankrupt Act and the bill reected-22 voting Tor,
od ~ AGAINST IT, Aouton and Preston pared OF, aud
Dxon and Ragby are very sick but had the four been
p.esen,, the state of the vote would have been the
same. If our friend Cuhbert had had time to reach
here he would have acted with Us and then we should
h7y, had te when the bill would still have been lost;
onI Tennessee, YOU know, has no Senators
nj; II The Senator'S from Maine were duly instructed,
from. the strong majority in the House of Rspresen
,ares 70 ,o;e for the repeal, they will probably be,
sc have ~ iocb; that the Repeal Bill would have sue
ceedsd-idiior.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-01

EunsTrx-In the remarks Il ~. i";s published last
Enquirer he is reported having ai lcnt ME chase 81 II.
srcnfh ceniriy't should base been cgitScai century.
In Proceedings al Wednesday, resolution amending Charter *
Cy al Wheeling, offered b, Mr. Martin 81 Marshall yyiss
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viii not and weary these efforts until uat repeal
Il effected.
Rrsohtd That though protesting agans, ibis law yet q.
citizens of tie state, and will yield 70 Il sur ODE
d"n," during the brief period OF IT, existence and tbsi III
puruaE,e OF our drty " IN elect tn the ohces creaea
hN mcn of tried int. gry aud OF know honesty VINO VIII
drch1ce then duties faithfully, and Who WI no' Vnltul
.cf reasonable expense allowed by Law" into an on'r-
oU, tax upon the city.
Rooted, That Co.mee OF five persons he apis'heu
by tLc Cha 10 nominate suitable perssf a. cdhulude
tor school Commissioners Trustee, aud Inspector !" "
supported al the election IN June next -..
A.. following persos. were appointed such Csmmlitee
Mes,fs \ NATHANIEL WEED, CHARLES NJ LEUff,
wv p MILLER ALNA kIMBALL,
DR. DANIEL G. STEAK\s
On motor the meeting adjourned 80
~, % x,ttrp Secretary my2i
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DIED

At her residence leo Threeuh-';re,t. Mrs nar-aT'i
Reynolds, vie 81 sllis Reynolds aged = ye.H Ho"i
AMI II days
TIE TREND. and relative, of the iruy part cnary
requested % attend ihe iuueTs th afternoon n cscA
On Tuesday, May 9Th, Mr. Frederick k'noul, IN Inc
seth wear Of ~
The irieud, AMI relatives nj the sry are respectfully ~,
vied 10 attend o.. fus-ral from d., lle residence y .
Elfridgc-si. Thur.say afternoon, Al eclocS oiie
paper, please copy.
b. MONDAY Nav 2jl Nj, Silence SANFORD, vile Of Tho.
>.sf0ri of Greeusilie Greene Co aged -.
On MONDAY. Nav 81. Mr., Eliza \. Wyatt aged =.
On Monday, MAY 81. Mr.. Ro>e Olrlan, aged 3
On SUNDAY. Nay "a. Ms. Geftruae rehct OF the a'e
Lazarus joseph. iern-ry OF Richmond. Va
A. Louisville. Nv, Nav 10Th. Col Franc, Johnson, one ~
the old, I mcr1b, = OF the bar ni that CITY
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josiah Richards. Aucuoneer.
II Private Library and Flower Paint.

iugs.-Thls Evening. al y O'CLOCK, VIII ne soh 81 hs
Rooms OF BANGS, RICHARDS PLATT, 1856 Broad
wav large variety of Standard Miscellaneous aud En-
sellshed Books, from Private Library.
Also n Subscriber. copy Of Dr. Recess Cycloped'a, Il
vols, half b. gnd Russia.
Also, small collection OF choice Paintings OF rIo"es III
OIL and Water Colors, richly framed.
Catalogue. are now ready and the Books arranged flor
examna lion. mo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25
q Chri.,inu Fathers Present TO his
u 4 ChIIstIUu H1"Vf ~
Family .-Imporiant and Interesting "o'h'

Fnmiiy-Impor,ant and Interesting work, emoeii 'hed
with several hundred Fine Eugra'ngs Just published AMI
for sale at No lc2 Nassau-,tTect, New-iork, enlel
BIBLE BIOGRAPHY; or, the Lives ami Characters OF
the priuc nal per>onages recorded in tie sacred scriptures
r,rtcaly niauira the Instruct OF youth AMI pr
ianiles together with Appendix couia"ing hlip ~
serfatf,u. on the Evidences 81 DIVINE N'rlatoh Tol
Tm,.ou'. kev to the Bible: being complete summary :"
Ethical knowledge, carefully condensed am ,'''p ,
frm Scott Dodlrdge. Gul Paufh' aua,' 20. nv '"'
men, wrcrs on ihr Scriptures emheii'hed Win tNtkAL
IrxnEFp ENeRAvINGs on WOOD, Illustrative oil scripture
Scenes Manners Customs, NC ..,..,., p.,u.
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MARRIED:

Al Baltimore. May 18th. Char>, W Hornhlower. con Of
Chei Justice HoThloWer Of Newark 10 Arab c dau-h-
ter OF the late Dasii y. smith OF Newark. y. !.
A. Lvnchburg. Va. May 18th. Dr. ~ p RAYMOND of y
Y Miss >aah A. daughter OF the late Charles Glenn OF
Lvn,hburg.
Al Philadelphia. Nay 2st George Leehrck OF Dauvi.e,
Pa tn Henrietta. dsngtier of John t.hon = nj Phiad
n II Lous MAY l1,h Capt !. II. La Note. OF me 'i
Reg'l T. Iniantry Ellen. Jan gter o. Charles Cham
bcr., 70.
4, Rochester Nav lFh >an1e. c. Andrews, E.q Post
master Oi tint city, g. Ms LoIp s. daughter oi re A's
wareham Whitney, al ot Rochester.
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fLpl R-Th'r re- arrivals to-day. We qaOte Ge-
ne.re g. III Sales 80 hbls fat loop OHIO Canal a. =.
and 10 do 'W.uan' al s. 81 ssIa io New Orleans
,old az - ~! Southern j. without change aEd dnL
seorgstown = III. Sale 80 ibis Bandywinc Corn
Meal a. s. 12i.
HRAIN.-Ahoui .-n0 bushels Illinois Wheat have been
taken w milling ~ - ce,f >alfs so hushfl. NeW Or
leans IN, bc. weight, 2f0 30 J.I.e, o.. meas and
l" d. >out'n at tli. weight >a.s l0fp hl.hs. Rye AZ
&C. Oats are b. good s.ppy-sale, 80 bg,hel, &c.
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Adyicc 10 the NaunR.

Il surprising % bow The he neglected by sinful
men The vDtlrss OF Taste iud fashion viii spend their
days and night porng the morbid pages u sensual
AMI fictitious narrauve YET they were asked they bad
read the boz. hch bal been sent then from Heaven,
vheTr would they pok Make oi all the hcp'you Gan
procure 10 Understand 30. beauty and meaning Ga. gentle
reader, once AMI examine NJ >EARs new an valuable
work. entitled Live, OF Scripture Character Tie exam
ina,,on will you uoL.ug. Every sser Of The Bible
.siN possess IL /
u PARTICULAR NO1ICE-Tbose persons HAVING
furniture OF description 20 dispose Of or VINO are break
ing up housekeeping, vii fDi resiy sale isr any poror
all Of their goods by seDiing ueir address, OF Gaining
1pon the subs =. ser Goods anouns purchased.
49, u 3 COITO \ 90, ". GNU am -
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MONEY MARKET.
Sales Mt the stock Exchange, May ~.
Com M ercial and Money Matters.


With the exception of Hareu Of which there was sold at
both boards nearly 1900 shares there very little done To-
day AT the Stock boards Delaware Hudson declGed
slightly Farmers Loan Mohawk improved Il; ! ong
Island, Harlem commenced at ia and ran up TO l2s. al
which il closed showing improvement of II per cent on
Yesterday sales There appears 10 he combined ehorl
inspire confidence stock since the late election OF
the Board Of Directors.
There material change in States Stocks and tie
sales limited. The firm. Illinois and Kentucky
improved slightly. For State SKIES 1860, 90 offered Elves
and Half 1860 49, Ohio Skies, "a! City water Loan 1906
80; Slate Seven Per Cent Loan offered al lOl Buyers
al par.
2ooo New York 6s o.. $50 1900 Indiana ster s. III
2ot0 kentuckyG', ill., 10 900 ILLINOIS SKIES 'o'''' iISi
The Foreign Exchange market continues heavy n'e''
ling, asi; Francs ) 50; S2..
The advice, from New Orleans OF the resolve oi lie Ddhhs
TO snme al once has caused rather better ieelns III ~
O bank notes. but there is yet much confidence III
the resumption and the have not materially improved
Large Alabama bank notes demand al y - VINO"
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ITIectures on Psychology md Natural
TheoIaxH by DnN id =. IlOliOn. VI. D.-Sub-


viii be selected with reference 10 their pacicd Unity an"
their harmonious Illustrations OF the Nrhnies oi ppl
Palev's Natural Theology rccomme nd"d a. eNhooh
Arrangements are provided TOR member, 10 execute
Drawing. ilu,iratiagtie subjects.
Tie lectures will be- every Wednesday morning at ii
o'clock except the mosih Of August at No .Amiy-''
TERMs-Annual Ticket s. Single admission p cents.
mylO eou.m'
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Printing 81

Printing 81 variety. from the largest fo.i
bills TO the neae,i Circulars and Cards. vii be- promptly
and handsomely executed tho lowest living prices, 10y
JAMES B. SWAIN. No 68 Barclay corner OF Greenwich
street Ash = works hin>eli IL afford To- ana viii
do il cheaper than those who hire their labor Business
men on the West side OF the City especially invited To
GIVE him cali
J. B. :. will undertake the printing Of Periodical for
nrnmni nay Mrl secnrt The IoVct enns my u eOdu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, MAY p. 1872.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.-TH15 DAY

,na Wei. Genoa, + ID Hurbut Coz Br snip i'e"'
ont Ou-hec Barclay Livingston. ,,,.u.
Barks william James. shepard, Savannan snI -
Sb.lion; Kennehec. smith, tadE rI<" '"" '''-
David, SoEren, Stsitin, WIN "el'' lii, Each Co
Brrs James Wilson. Peckuer harseHos' '''"
Ann 4 Leah Siliiman. Philadelphia. H., I,bn-
Dr,ch ealljot Adrian, Box Rotterdam Boormdh' 'oN'
>. Schrs shallow Young, Inaan Key via key ws',, "
Neacbas; Ann Hyman Tot,cn. NewotIn ", Nc-,,yeIl
Vo,e Mavhew, Venyias, Brett ,ose Np'e"''''
Boston: Matilda, Spa,er, Eas'lor' W.
Arrived YESTERDAY.
81. o,;., un,nt,-d. II ds TN y Orleans, TO Scou
r. sbip Elizabeth Cou,hari is Dis I'm Glasgow ps "'"
and coal to g Gro.heim. 81, D., g. p,., r,.l,e 10
Brerl barb Heinrich, Clehcke, - Dc TN Bremen H'A
orderx72 passengers -..,, 4. oh, smear 10
hr,g Washington. II Gedney. I'm Washington
n. No. Wor,,er ~ Z. in Wilmington NJ iui''''
10 Badger Peck. q, l. L. f.,,.,,n,, PR su-
car &c IN b DeforrS Go. -. =, ..,,,,., .ot,on TO
s g." Fame. ,mey Park /; d' i'm Havana to
nris Henry Leeds. Humphrey Il d' im h'ise' '''''''
G." bris Isabella. Roirqus1 80 Is I'm Mara''"o 10 -
Brig wilson Fuller, Cobb. d. I'm savannah to Scott
schr Iieur Doane 10 d, I'm Curacoa to foSS To 70
Dutch s-hr Cacda, cumargarus, 81 Us u" 't''''
SChr RIO Grande, Rogers u d' I'm Ponce fS' ''S' y
Brett 4 No,. , ., c,h, spg,r
schr Car.liu- Bourne ,. d, In TRINIDAD de CHoA sugar
To ma.ier . +, t ,,ssrr,i,y morn
ing Br steam ship Trent, Miller, for the Wes' 'nde'
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7 Tcmpcrnnce.-The taneenih annual Iseet

I I TCm pCruuCe.-The UIfiff ND aUnlaI Ik'rIII-
OF thu New fork Guy Temperance Society vi be Ield IA
he Methodist Episcopal Church Green street. o" tnssy
Evening the 9th inst al :! O'Clock. An abstract OF t'
Annual Report will be read and addrr,,es delivered y me
Rev Edwin Hot OF the Presbyterian Church, Newly
Rev j. L. Hodge Of the Baptist Church. brookYn KeV-
James SeweU OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, >onlN
Carolina and J. ". B9ro.l. ESQ sstinginnlanl oueen'
Co. L. The niemters 1T tn. ~ocley dI %, aux liar - t
members OF the Washington Soccfy md it. duXaTcs, and
The public generally, are invited 10 attend
,,t,15 ~ r. NJ HARTLEY, secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

Ir second Ward.-At meeting OF the Electors OF
~ se1ord ard in Of the Repeal OF the School Law
| a, the la, Legislature. held a, JOness second Waui
H. NomlaV evening, MAY % WM. liagar, E,q. was
sHoi az the Chair and Hf>Ky HARMS and CsIViN CAsr
Mere appointed SccrciWic>
The a.inwng gentlemen were dcchi'tl nolninat'd 80
candidates to he Supported al t' ensuing rr,ton'
T. Touy,s,io.crs. HORACE HOLDEN,
RtNO Z. HANCE.
Trs,f,es..........wM. HAGAR.
BAKSiLLAC DEMING,
HARLOW MILLS,
ROBERT THOMPSON, Jr.
UEMAN ". CHILD
Issp,cfors ........SANGFL GIiLtORD, Jr
THOMAS McELRATH
The following Resolutions were unanimously adopted
Rsored That the Law passed al The last session. Of the
legislature, altering The Public school system OF is cry,
meet. 18th our unqualified d.slpprobaiion; and in the
opinion If ths meeting Ibe public good requires i lnmr-
dlaic Rsyoai.
Rocked That the Electors ot this ard who entertain
opinoas accordance with the above Resolution be
quesrd TO To the pol tie day oi Election Mon
aas June s. and e tckci here nominated united
and energetic suppori WM HAGAK, Chairman.
H G.HEy n n,s, Secretaries. ny2. p
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- The broadway washington Tenn.

pcrauCe society 10 hold meeting IN, Z"
agl Evening AZ their Hal No 400 Broadway near an
er street Addres-. viii be delivered by Me,.rs "oad,y'
Hoover. Flanagan Hopper, Dr. o.toTnr and oihrr> n
zine Co 81. Hoe Go. IT, ihr Chelsea Volunteers ana 4f
Lade. Of the Martha Washington >oceiy are 'prciuHY
invited to attend. Note The male member. o Tie Sse'
~ are requested 70 NEE, in the Hall al O'Clock, pre- seIy
on ilnrnIlant hu,nes. LEBBElS CHAPMAN. 10y. u
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DRIYTED MI Sims and RIBBONS,

at ,OJ GRASDsrsEsr. between Orchard and Ind
low.s,r.e, HALL. having removed from $50 Broadway
ha, added LARGELY h. stock OF Dry Goods. would respect
fully solicit the patronage Of HI former customers and the
pul,ic generally. Persons who With . purchase "o'p
DRY GOODS Of every description or CASH al ""pr'c'aen
Cd lor prizes are invited To- call and examine for themselves
y D. \ splendid OF awning posts complete Tor 'ae
n.2n
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IyerLs Of DIR. Emlnou..-Thc work

hanie Eumon. D. D. late Pastor Of the Church IN Frank
lin Na.. with Memoir OF His Li,-edned by jacob ldc
ID Do vols syo-iu.r published and for sale by
DAYTON K NEWMAN. cor. Fulton Nassau-'is.
Wholesale and retail Dealers in Theological, school ami
Miscellaneous Books and Stationery.
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; '"''o ROBERT SEARS, Publisher
AGENTS WANTED.

~ pr,,rs in The country Wiling 10 ACT as Agents WI
receive al the necessary Information, by adcshs uei
ioi,er, 10 she subscriber, n above, posi- pd'd -
= Ths beautiful and Interesting worn con, i ., oi
|c. s,,v, youme OF about so pages, printed from h.
ami cran hourg.o, type. The inesi paper me pre-
fixed a, 81, 80 per volume handsomely oou"" ~ s'
and lcticr,d. - -. -.,.,s,.
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In the hr WILSON Fuller, from Sa,annai.hf haoe NJ
ctild Mr., tLdrev.s and two children, Mr. hlWn IN
NAV Vi Bell aud servant, Mrs Brown.on l"N VIZ hey
I'm, .nI f,nr eli kren, Ms, Andrews Ms, smith ht.,r'
anirr,. Nlrtin Gordon Rabe. Pugh, King smith sir
,cn,. Murphy, Buckingham, lhgei Maason' h'o-i''
simpson, MInson. J., 81 = soic,, I
Al \ ~, ! 4 Fofce c Fori,J Guild
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= Drnb Cashmere IInts.-Spcncer will be
..-L LII. SaiLIllN

prepared with his style Of Sumner Hats on Saturday
2I, instant The seasonabe color preserved IN conA"n
with which has given the black Cashmere sch
great favor. Not being co'ored the Drab CASHMERE
made extremely light without imparng IL proper dua-
bty. Price 81. sfENCEh' 20 nio'uNal'
mo- Il
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u Temperance, Temperance.-pr :. rnde

hD, Professor OF Chemistry. well known able Lec
turr Temperance who has heen f1 some ra- ahonng
among Vs. has consented 70 del three Lectures TEN
perance before the suyyesan, Temperance society at ihe
Sinys-ssnt Institute, Broadway. nearly opposite Bonis
for The purpose Of remuneraH- the Doctor be service
among 10 the Temperance ai-o rase soni'
funds tor the above society IA order advance the cause o.
Temperance The Lectures viii be delivered WeneSisN
25 Monday j0th mt and Wednesday the 1T Of juno al
O'Clock ?. VI Tickets Tor the coGr'c > cents single Lee,
ture ~ cents % be had al g r. Merkets % Blocker Il
and al the door. DooTs opsn al O'Clock
9. + MtRkLEE, Committee.
VT D.
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II ARC.F. M.-IIsiorv Of the American Board
of Commissioner, for Foreign N>,ons, comprised chiefly
from the published and unpublished documents OF the
Board, Nv Rev. Joseph Tracy ! vol 9vo. with cuis.
Also THE MISSIONARIES DAUGHTER, or Memoir
nj Iucv CopIae Thur>ton of The Sandwich Islands, vol
Emo with view oiKaua Just published aud for sale by
DAYTON NEWMAN.
uv9l Corner Fulton AMI Nassau sis.
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L Car,mcn.' Tcmpcrancc Benevolent

SOCIETY. viii hold their regular meet NJ f.s "edn'-
day Evening. Nay 18th, IN the Church Houston beiwe
PIT and Ridge streets. Several speakers engaged,
Also Mr.. Collin. wi favor with aQprOp air ar Al
friendly 10 he cause invited TO attend.
ROBERT MILLIGAN. President.
J. r DANPLsOs Secretary I'D II
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NEWS FROM DOWN EAST.-From

i3ii. -. , y,,or
valuable medicines. particularly of The tNprct WI, "
ave a rreai demand Tor them la the Bui ~ Tfn'he'
.,ptleman from Wni>nr Province 81 New u flli' ,g
-. p,..ing through here his way 10 b''.o'' !"
-. mi grn1rhiii. WHEN recommended o. h,n y'lI =
e~,,, T. All ta- peedfal tor him. AMI he rrtnfif 90
home perfectly cured. Jo"' -. -. ,er
b.. Pbv.Ican had gven hn up, AMI - tli taHri -"
,,r thrre day.. ~. complaint wa caIru I,.su'' -
~ -ali b, ard .ax very distressed stla-
hHpf I reeoru1enIet hi. vile 70 Ivy TIE kkpremfsst;
n,ine that II might give hin ~'me cas, anl ns W. 80
ln tb L.. a yaov bat H. recovered night away the
,,i,,-s bs,y me m Your. &. 10 haste btcAf JkD
p,,,,d onv bv Or. D. Jane. - South Third-si n a,
,,', Sod bv thu gents hy the quantity o. a. reiti
,,tF-, r,i,on a corner ct Gof-st 100 FULTON ~ ~
nn,,,t,,,v: n East Broadway. Price -.
bio aio I'M. Alb. l. D. SANDS, Druggsn
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The American Laborcr f

] The American Laborer Tor the mnnu o.
lime /. now ready Tor delivery counter We SUI
nder TN, numpcr almost entirely 20 the conclusions OF the
RsPokTs AND SIAIsTCs oF rHE HOME iNDvsTRY NATIOS.
Al. Co~vESToS. 80 comprehensive and lucid an account
of t.e condition and OF all the great Producing Int,
OF Country has before been given any pub
catiOn have compressed into the MAY and Junr
brrs o The Laborcr at the rfng 10 readers Of
,ght TO trte cents ZACH IL could hardly have been pro-
cured hitherto Tor a. many dollars. We hope ill be-
" idsly q. Disseminated and A, ad.
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MILLINERY GOODS.-STEVENS

LU GRIrMiN a5 Beaver street two doors rom rear
street New-York would respectfully invite merchants 'na
mllners visiting the CITY, 10 call and examine theE >Nk
Millinery and SIN Goods Their stock i entirely Ne" ,
and has been selected with the utmost care Having rru
lie market early they have had the benefit OF tiN II
JECTIDNS from the importers AMI auctions. AMI having
hot fe'r Good, for cash they believe they ran oicr not
ONLY tn, cheapest bat the best selected assortment n u
in ,Ir re m b found In the civ IL !, their intention n
keep ron,aiav on hand goods 81 the most fashionable kinds
and 10 do business on the CASH SYSTEM. believing ty
can make il ar oh.-t to- those wanting goods IN their Hnt
IN natronzc the, instead Of the credit houses Ihey ,eN
entirely on the chea nes a their goods tor patronage iuY
attend the auction sacs regularly aud do get some great
bargains which they will sch riding advance re cost
Gail and S'tN EMS p'''"
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