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4. acres Is miles from New ork, with good
1i,ns,, variety NJ fruit consisting OF apples. pears,
CHERRIES puut,> peaches, Sc Nr acres OF wood, fences
GOOD. rate springs and welt and The location DE-,
tahl" being in ,hc vicinity OF Church Schools, Stores
Mills. Prize S1.i5o, part which may remain the
place. Particulars OF BUTLER I, BENSON No tun>-
\ r. rrI,>f I've ,nLi M,SS inl 81
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KS FARM FOR SALE.-The Farm

M:N Ann OK SNLE.-In he arm Q!
Is. the late Isaac Siyre deceased, about mile and
iaii groU, TIC Railroad Depot at Railway. a. - on the
-l.n road 10 aint. CONSISTS oi about 81 acres OF
rood land, contiguous the dwelling Also. about 70
acres excellent pasture and young wood ,hetGaarters
OF n mile distant ant! OF salt meadow. The
arm is well wntercd-has baruS farmhouse aud other
buildings a well OF excellent wafer also, quantity OF
ocus tito cut; aQuarry ot tree stone, &c Nc u not DIS.
ro,r OF Al private ~ prior to the 18th March next will
he offered Nsnue that day nj ~ O'clock A. d. on tie
premises, with the live stock, farming utensils and house
mold furniture Terms made For farther par,icu-
ar> inquire OF JOHN : WOODWARD Esq. g. Wallx.
mi l9t- JANE SAERES ENecutriS
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sEESNVAN-Just received, small
lol and Tor sale by D. FELT CO.. 45 PenrI.st. ms
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H1EAS.-Fine Gunpowder and Imperial
& Teas, chests and half chests, tor sale by
oTf ,;ElNNF,II.. NINTtfIN y ca ~ South -.
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S,L.ATES. Slate Pencils. Quilts, Ink, and
~ Stationery general Tor sale in qnantt'r,o or at rrlal
IfI6I CLEMENT PtCkAKD'S. iah F"H1i-"t
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54'IGS-Turkey Figs, Of prime quality,
d sale by
milo 81 IIOPPOCk x son, go Fulton 81
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SOAP AND commissioners and
~ others who are in o, tl>t rate article o! r.mN
Sap, are requested 10 cal! al iS tzehcl,>1ss. pesWst
Sprn and p,nr, NI. ,t.y cal, bt furnished With all the
VARIOUS quale, of Soap q, Acknowledged superior 'isii
ato Refined Mould Candies. free from HiiStaTr oi any
rIion, and warranted 10 withstand t, summer meat
sor sale on liberal terms by the nannnctllrcr
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PUBLICATIONS on all paris OF the
J Iguittl Sate made on the lasoratte terms.
TREASURY NOT r. wanted The best market rates by
nL5 $ J. SYI.NESTEKS. = WHILST. and $50 BrDadnay.
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Terms s. per annuln and 81 cents per number.
BRADBURY, SODEN Co.
milo l27 Nassau-si ~ Y and 10 School-sl. Boston.
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a-G FROM S 10 10000 lbs. Of Ere

go FROM 5 10 10000 lbs. Of Fresh Car
Is D EN- SEED IN MI the choicest species and vat1e-
sale quantities IN suit purchasers, at BRIDGE T.
MANS permanent establishments corner OF Eightecnh-st
and Broadway Also, The Young Gardeners Assistant
containing the results % h - years practice IN N.w.l orb
A. this work honcre by the award OF Gold Me-
the American Institute. which, viii, the New York
State Agricultural Society, have awaed >errrl copies
oil Premiums superior s~ecimers OF Garden Products.
farther comment i t!eeu,c,l unnecessary. ma i'm
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IN FOR SALE-Ln the lower part Of the

-. village HacAenSaSk. " j.. very coinnoious
well built Cotnse tiouss with IN good crlr
with stable. and hrGuartrs acre OF grouni, which
improved Tor gardening, AID ni illit such
rant> raspherr> sra" berries. asparagus and grapes The
location healthy and very pleasant, and an the whoeNery
e>Irals having excellent water. Particulars al
h. Land Ollce nj Butter X Helsan J Anl..st MS Gt-
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DAPER-Cap, Letter, Wrapping, Draw
M: and other variety OF Paper, oil different quahte
AMI pric--, may AWAY, De had N
do CLEMENT Y PACkARD'S lS0 Pearl sC
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FARMS for sale a, Dri-
e.g FOR SALLY well-mproved Farm

80 Or SAI.t-N WeII-lmpTVNtu I arm
IL. OF acr>-> uae,: in Huntington township, L. l.,
the steamboat landing NOrthroft. and nles
;, railroad Babylon >,ation. Coed buildings good
water, good esct> Price S.2p0 arut-SS.SN FOR
.ork. farming uye,il>. One hai remain on toe
pace. Tile n>p Gilbir a, possession immediately
For particulars apply 10 ihf the premises or 10
Mr. joseph Weed i. Dvi>iou.>; y Y. p7 lm*
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OOARDING.-A gentleman and his wife

, or two single gentlemen NO accommodated with
rood board al NJ IS Fulton Also three PER
.nn> can no accommodated with dinner n29 II
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Il the large huiidug Nos. :, 4, and s Little Green St
suitable for jewelers. Silrer>m, Turner's Bookhnder>
&c Rents moderate 3. PALMER,
mi, lyy No Corandt in The rear
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GREENWICH POTTERY, 26l Eisl

~ eeah.Nreei between Ninth and Tenth avcnue>as
~ Establishment, the only OF the kln "a ms '!I!. '
e largest in the State the subscriber respectfully n'o
r public that . manufactures and offers SAFE on ihe
"oN Reasonable terms, the following articles, VIZ
p ,,o e Ware, Ear,hern Ware, Portable fur'Hc'S "
% FirrIsrick Greel,-iIouS,. Tile Stove Tubes Sc AG
~ s-Cheuical and Druggist Ware 10 order All o!ue'
'lfrsash the PoS.(lfc, will be. puIc,uav executed"
isaw WASHINGTON SMITH.
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At this rate Of increase ovcr,he preceding years
the Western Railroad presents the following re-
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The Nevv York Lancet.

~ - Ut y
CO. LrcruRes-A course Of Lectures on Diseases O
ths Chest, Percussion, and Articulation, by John A.
Sweet, M. d. Lecture 1V.-Serious efusion from or
ganic diseases Of the heart-Bronchitis aud 9dema of the
ease Of the heart on the intellectual powers-The
DiSEdosis o. organic disease of the heart-How 9istin.
guished from mere functional disturbances of that or.
gan, 257; DR.. Halls Lectures on the Pathology, and
Diseases aud Derang ements ofthe Nervous System, No.
v. Diseases Of the Cerebral Nerves IL On Paralysis OF
$50; Spasm, 262; Professor Motifs Lectures on Surgery,
No. XVII. Glossitis, 26l division of the Franum, 1872.
acknowledgements, Primary and Reflex, Of the
Organs Of Digestion, by Robert Dick, ND, author OF
" Treatise on Diet and Regimen" Dyspeptic PhthiSs,
2e3; the Dyspeptic's Mel ancholy Tale, 26s; G~unpowder
Hospital for the Insane, for the year ls1l, with o Sketch
Of its History, Buildings, and Organic alton, by Thomas
8. Kirkbridge. Nd Physician to the Institution, 264;
Lectures on Diseases Of the Chest, by w. w. Gerhard,
MD. &c. &c, 264.
EpIroRiAL DEPARTMENT Naval Surgeons-Their
Grievances, 265 New Edition Of sCeorers Surgical
Dictionary, , 267 Homeopathy and Mesmerism, 267.
o-CHrHuRsIcAL RxronTER --Cliniques at the
College Of Physicians and Surgeons, 267 Surgical
CIinique Of the Stuy vesant Institute Medical School, 263;
D., 26s A Case of Structure Of the Trachea, by C. wor.
Ellington, Esq, 1858 Partial Hy pertrophy Of the Heart, by
DR.. Johnson, 269 .Polypus OF the Uterss Expelled by the
Action of Secale Cornutum. by NJ. P. Moyle Esq, OF
Helston, 800 Disease Of the Eibo " nt-Excis 40.
The COLLATERAL ScIENcEs.-O3servations on the
Observations on the Structure of the Entozoa belonging
to the Genus Cysicercus, by George CULVER, al On
the Structure Of the Blood CorpuscIe, by G o. Rees, nj.
d and Samuel Lane, Lecturer on Anatomy, London, al.
IrEMs AND lNrELL,cEScs-The proper mode of learn
ng Chemistry, 272 University Of London, a73 Last
Report Of the National Vaccine Institution, 172; Books,
sc. Received, 272 To Correspondents, 272 Weekly Re.
port Of lnteTmenis, 272.
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Superior Court.

Before ChIef Justice Jones'
Arm 26:-Jonathan Going vs.. Nathan c. Plat This
bond given two or three years since for the purchase Of
o Baptist newspaper-.he Gospel Witness. Another pa
per had been started, and the defendant, with others, was
DESTROYS Of getting this one out ofthe way. Mr.. Crosby,
as agent for Dr.. Going who lived in Ohio) offered to sell
for $3.50, and, after negotiation, the bargain was closed,
now in suit, given BY the parties, who bound themselves
jointly and severally, with the usual penalty in case Of
non.pay mont, for the faithful performance Of the con-
tract. For the defence IL was stated that Mr., Crosby ask.
ed permission to publish the paper once more, part Of it
being already set up, and make some little remark, but
per should be published, and that, as agent for DR. Going
he had pow er 10 prevent any other being so. Notwith-,
standing all this, he went on and published the paper
that week, with statements adverse to the wishes Of the
defendant and his associates. Soon afterw ards, too, the
Gospel Witness was re published under another meme
the defendant contends tina, the contract had been bro
ken on the part Of plaintiff. The Court held that the de-
fence was not good. The paper was stopped after two
or three days, which was sufficiently early to answer
the requirements Of the law and the plaintiff was NOT
bound by an agreement of his agent thar no other paper
other person had a right to start a paper, and even call It
the Gospel Witness ifhe chose. Testimony was adducee'
after which the Jury gave q verdict for plaintiff OIL $I@ov,
being the amount ofthc pen atty,
For plaintiff, Mr.. G. N. Titus. Mr. r. +. Winslow LOT
defendant.
James Lynch, rs the Mayor, Corporation, &c, Of Neg York
This was an action to recover the sum Of $1,oo3 SOC,
being Eve quarters salary due tc the plsinun as one o.
the Judges Of the Court Of Sessions. The defence wa.
wholly on legal points, denying the coustftuuonaiEy o.
the law, &C. A verdict was taken in favor OF Pie.ntin ioL
the full amount, subject to tho opinion oil the court on
FOR plaintiff, Msssrs. }. n. scoles and John NJ. Cooper
Mr.. r. A. Cowdrcy for defendants.
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U. 3. Circuit Court.


OeAys uoAee W ots L
AvRIL "a UaitsS States w. Wiiiam II Price--The
defence in this case occupied the entire day. The claim
OF the Government IL S76,6e4, with interest since Dec 8,
1893, lthe time when Mr.. P. rendered his resignstion)-
ne whole amounting to ?os,l 6a 80 cents. to Offset which
fees. &c. amounting to SlO2 COL, So that he intends bring.
ing Uncle Sam in debt. Robert Emmett, Esq. former
CorPor.fion Attorney, and other emipent lawyers, were
brought up to shew the practice as to legal charges in
punhc and private business. MIR. Price is assisted in his
defence oy Messrs Hugh Maxwell and Dudley selden.
Hedenies having had any connection with Mr.. Swart.
wout. Ogden Hoffman, Esq. District Attorney, and his
assistant, Mr.. Watson, conduct the case on behalf of the
this forenoon,
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Extraordinary Case
{ one Of the most intelligent and respectable gentle
men Of the State OF Ohio, w Jenkins, Esq, of the Ohio
Insurance Company.

Of oua IF ~. -. ;n..u;-.-.
~ ~ ,ha %... ir~s.ns@sn' ana resPec'aDie genie
Irsrrsrn. on'o' JENKINS, Esq, OF the Onio
o0"Psry, <o.n 80
Nessrs Cx. CoLo%su., svnioJ AprI iStn, iSs2
nN. ar MI = = = - nsusn ianc, New forkt;
mise. I nov nrocs. nn. = comp:isHce with my pro
trial / have No. "a 20 morn you % yne result o. the
Pain extractor or u NINE n sI ;C % Dsneys Msgicai
Il Is. howsvsr ~. H c u severe Ease u tAe ples.
principle opposed y H. : 81 me 70 sSy, 'nss , AN ron
hn9 worthfsss msd;s = = o'.en 1uoP.ea' y pun
ips1ances Of veil Sv"Pouuas ana naving kncwn
endorse nostrums ash;.nB men uting innuced nastily 70
ence proved y nw.~. hra ster more tnorough expert
them. + resolved not TO- e !, enconiams oe.!owea upon
should no, stand the ts.ssa ~ nsme . any .nlns tnat
or four ears since I became s,i1 ! W. So n;,h tn ,ss
piles. which gradnailv ana .s.sa.iy snectea wNn .ne
worse, at times being more or is.. ~ peacePnp.y Krew
inv whsn cw;ro % ~. Troublesome, snui iast
Inc d;ssass s,,r 9 ar 0 ansemen OF the ooweis,
painful charsctsr. The t"m"r ,y y - extemely severe and
enIarrsd and ! ~ q obi;gsd J. = become excessively
nrsss in order 70 at,ena 70 anv ~ hnr.simss 20 wear 2 com
his time a cbron;c dvssn,srv 80, ~ : whateser. AZ
nv secretion was constantiy soine on ~ s. = uy ssn,e'
wh;ch orc a,,v s~vrovstedt NJ. S;.aa. y |" ~ me Iectum,
ali the TemedI.s nsescribea either taIsn SCI :. uenance
apnlied iocs iIv and Tins s,fgsr;nv UNA, a., - nc. =
have heen : ~ aK;ctsS r.r ;ma.;ns anS = "no
soSihe ftooE ~. occssior whish nr Id - = ~ as,
~ nirr ~ New y"rL With ths v;sw er s,,h,n; "neaeo
surricsi oneration On .rr;v;nv in Naw VnrS
cident learned that &c Daurv,s Ma,;cai pa;n Eff, ), y
ointment. found al Comsfoots ~ Ms;dsn Jars ~
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IMPORTANT FROM RHODE IsLAND.-We have re-
celved the following important intelligence from
Rhode Island.
The Constitutional War" wakes hotter and
hotter. 1t appears that the King Charles party are
determinedHo repeaforce by force ard Gov.Kiug has
called a special session OF the General Assembly OF
the State, to anticipate any action of the Suffrage
General Assembly, which is to meet on the Sd Of
next month.
Great times in little Rhode Island.
PROVIDENCE Journal OFFICE. April 25,l
O'Clock, p. M.
SPECIAL SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
In pursuance Of the following warrant, issued by
the Governor, the General Assembly met at the
State House, in Providence, this day, at one o'clock,
p. M.
BY HIS ExcELLENcv
SAMUEL WARD KING,
Gorernor, Captain General, and Commander in Chi1 Of the
State Of Rhode IsIa nd and Providence Plantations.
To the Sheriff of our County Of ,or his Deputy
Greeting:
Whereas-By an act entitled I" An act to provide for
the performance OF the duties of the Governor in certain
cases, and also for regulating the sitting Of the General
Assembly. the Governor l. authorize 3D. when any y
the General Assembly; and whereas such an occasion
does now exist.
the State, to warn the members ofthe General Assembly
in your county to meet in Geaeral Assembly, .at Provi-
dence on the twenty fifth day Of April instant. Hereof
fail not, and make due return.
Given under my hand and the seal of said State, at
Providence. this twenty fourth day of April. in
T.. 81 the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and forty two, and Of the Independence OF
the United States Of A%srica the :i sD SIKH
BY his Excellency's command:
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary Of State.
GENERAL SPECIAL SESSION.
Monday, Apri 2j.-The House came to order at
a quarter before W o'clock. The Speaker in the
Chair.
The roll was called, and 81 members, just a quo
rum, answered to their names.
1t was su ggested that many other members were
in the city, aud an ad journmenl 10 half past two
o'clock moved and carried.
So the House adjourned till half past two.
The House met at half past two o'clock.
A message was received from the Governor.
Mr.. RANDoLrn moved that 1t be referred to a spe-
cial committee.
Ca motion Of Mr.. MATHEwsoN, a committee OF
ten, being two from each county, were appointed,
as follows: Messrs. Randolph, Church, ]. H. Clarke.
Mathewson, Dixon, Barber, Spencer, Hoxie, Bos-
worth and Howe. ,
Two hundred copies Of the message were ordered
TO be printed, and the House then adjourned TIL TO-
morrow morning al . o'clock.
The message of the Governor, after a brief re,
| view of the current events, since the adjournment OF
| the General Assembly and of the present state OF at
| fairs, suggests the ~prcpriety of making a reqnlsitlon
upon the President OF The United States tor AID, 10
put down the domestic violence with which lhe
| State is threatened, and the appoint
| ment of a Board OF Consul 10 advise and, consult
| with the Executive, and the organization OF SUCH a
military force as shall be deemed necessary In the
| present exlgency.
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CHATHAM THEATRE. -Thorne is not certainly one
Of those managers who sleep on their post. He is.
we understand, making extensive arrangements for
bripging'out a series OF The most delightful, entertain
ing and brilliant vaudevilles that have ever been
produced in this country. For this purpose, a host
of carpenters, scene painters and upholsterers have
been put in requisltion. Large purchases Of Wilton
and other carpets have been made, and the spring
business has opened with exceeding vigor, at least
in Chatham street. That neighborhood echos with
the din of preparation, and public expectation is be-
coming excited in an extraordinary degree. In the
mean time the bills for this evening present no lack
Of attraction. Kirby, the great ~favorite, appears in
three pieces.
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Meeting In favor Of the People of Rhode
Ialand .-

90 THE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK, DESTROYS to
aid the People Of Rhode Island, in establishing and main
tanning a " Republican Form ef Government" which is
guaranteed to them by the Ccnstitutien of the United
States, are requested to assemble at Tammany Hall, on
Wednesday evening, the 9th of April inst, at half past
seven O'Clock, TO protest against Any improper nterfer
ence in the affairs Of Rhode Island, by the Executive
Power Of the United States; and to take measures to sus.
tain the Patriotic Constitutions lists Of that State against
any attempt on the part Of persons fr m other States
to modest them in the exercise OF their civil and politi.
cal rights.
Elijah +. Purdy and about $500 others.
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MONEY MARK r r.


The stock market has undergone a reaction to day
and prices have very generally given way, with the ex-
ception OF New York stocks which continue to improve.
Delaware and Hudson fell 4 per c mt, Indiana 5s II per
cent, Illinois 6s 2 per cent, Long Island per cent, HAr
lem I per cent, Mohawk l per cent, United States 81 per
cent, were quoted at 90 a s7a.; Ss, 90 offered. Bills on
Philadelphia and Boston, par a ! discount.
1t was stated at New Orleans that the strongest banks
are preparing to resume in June and July.
Itappears thatiMr. Fastenrath, the agent of Hope & Co.,
with gentlemen agents for other houses in connection
with the special minister, have been holding out propo.
sitions to the federal government in relation to the nego-
citation of the new loan, subject TO conditions that some
assistance shall be rendered by the federal government
to improve the credit Of the delinquent States. either by
sumption or by appropriating the public lands as a
sinking fund to cancel the debts pro rata. The Treasury
department has no authority to enter into any such
stipulations, and the mere influence Of the ~incumbents
is hut a very slight i~nducement. The movement seems
to be an attempt to use the necessities Of the federal 60
vernment Is an instrument to coerce some support Of
State credit, in order to rsnovate the value Of the stocks.
II is one of those bolstering hot bed" attempts to gain
confidence that always end in disorder. The only way
to restore credit and raise values 10 for the States, one
and oil, to follow the example Of the State Of New York,
VIZ: examine into and define the exact amount of the
State debts, levy su Efficient taxes to pay them in full, and
meetthe current expenses without borrowing, and finally
determine never to issue any more loans until those in
existence are discharged. Ii the federal government
were to follow this example, it would not be compelled
to enter into any extraordinary stipulations with foreign
houses in order to obtain a few millions.
The Bank Of the State of North Carolina and the Bank
of Cape Fear, have resolved to resume the pay ment Of
specie on all their obligations, on Monday, the I'd of May
proximo.
The following is a comparative table Of the leading
features of the Exchange Bank Of Virgisia -
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SHIPMENT on THE CASALs.-Such OF our dealers
as have supposed thai there was little -four to come
down by the canal, will be agreeably disappointed.
Ii will be seen that nearly ten thousand barrels We're
cleared at Rochester for this city, on the two days
alter the opening of the canal.
There were twenty-five arrivals yesterday, down
to |. NJ.
From he opening (20.b) 10 that hour, l46 boats
mad cleared.
The amount Of tolls from the opening TO Saturday
nigh, flour days) was SO. $50 A-Abany Argns,
Apri26
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PrRArIcAL.-Captam Gardner Of the whaler Hell
velia, arrived yesterday, reports seeing on the 18th
instant, in lat. &c, 2Olon. GA, Is, a hermophrodite brig,
painted black, standing southeast, and saw no bunt-
ing. Captain G manned one of his boats to board
her: when near, the captain Of the brig ordered the
boat of, and brought up muske,s to fire into her,
The brig appeared to have forty or fifty men on deck,
was black all over, and had no name on her STERN
She was, PROFESSIONALLY, a ~piratical craft, or per-
haps a SLAYER.
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Ma. EprroR:-

Ma. EDIroR:-
The Right of Search, as heretofore claimed by
Great Britain, is now virtually abandoned by the
official letter of Lord Aberdeen to Mr.. Everett
This is considered a favorable presage of a peaceful
settlement OF all our difficulties with England.
The Right of Search has been most s;renuoisly
maintained, both in theory and practice. by the Co
vernment OF England; and has always been consid-
eredhere, as the greatest obstacle 10 a continuance
OF our peaceful relations with that country. The
other points, VIZ; the North Eastern Boundary Ques-
non; me settlement OF the Oregon Territory. &C.,
ed OF.
The opposition Of England 10 the principal points
when have been maintained by this country, in re.
been given up; and now the only question remain.
ing TO he settled is Whether slaves not belonging
TO the United States, but bearing their flag can be
searched" The common sense and propriety OF
the Americans, must ultimately induce them to weld
this unsubsiantial point to Great Britain.
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- . rupow puvsIr 10 Tur noes, was en-

90 . r PHYsIC TO II DOGS was an
adsse very lwell employed, as applied to the nsuseous
mixtures which we're formerly taxi en- by adults sna IoIcea
down the throats OF children. But since Dr. ehs,msn
has prepared medicines in the form Of LozenEes-sa u,ts
est them with pleasure and 4children cry for thtm" ane
Doc,ors Office in this city is at LOG Nassau street . s,sse
street, Boston, . Ledger Buildings, Phiisdeipnia; corner
Of Gay and Saratoga streets, Baltimore, ana py rr'hA
Taylor, Washington City.
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n SIMPSON,
M TURuLLING-rhe following intensely ahect
~sketch we Ana in q New York paper
q she nung him down her long black hair

at IL related - says Moore, "in one Of the books Of the
shah Nsmeh, when Tai, a celebrated re,sian nero,
down hex long tresses TO assist him in his ascent
Extravagant and fabulous rs this seems, yet when we
call to mind the care and attention which the fre-eyed
Hours Of the East devote to the cultivation OF their ra.
ven locks, this tale loses much Of its inprobsbility, and
the fact that the hair may reach almost any degree OF
luxuriance. can be vouched for by all who have made
use Of Oldridgs's Balm Of Columbis-Nsc Orleans Plea
ysfns.
Ps. The only true Balssm is to be found at II Maiden
Lane.
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Wanted,

A correspondent in Providence, to give us full and
accurate accounts ofthe movements. OF both parties,
during the present revolution of the government
going on there. He will be paid far his labor, but he
must be faithful, full, graphic, and give the facts and
views of both sides, without regard TO any party
There is d great hurricane blowing in little Rhode
Is,and-and wigs will be lost in the blow.
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20 WILLIAM STNET.
PRiycpAL OrrrcE-Letters deposited before halfPsst
9 ~half-past u, and half past so'clsck, will be sent out for
delivery at Q, l, and 4 o'clock.
BRANCH OFrrcEs--Letters deposited before Z, IL and 2
o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at o, I and4 o'clock.
ALEX. NJ. GREI0, Agent.