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DEANS.
died Of scaret fever. the 9Th OF October at the
of )r lanes .rnoyy Prince Edward Conny, Va ssntaEs
49, a.,y e.id 81 Thomas w. and Sarah l. W. sydnor'
Died at Windsor VIEW, In New Kent county on ire I'M ~
ocI.er M,n ori., only daughter Of Thomas !" anu fA
Ls,h n S,err an 18th 81 her age ,as " ontce
az conso, ton 10 her distant relatives ahd friends !" eaf '
L. 49,. her Illness which and profacted Win ir
ot rat;1ae, and fully sensible OF her arpfaslns
snntinn manifested ns;i7a to me WI o. net
So vas ut religion these circumstances nave
n.uif the hope the hosons 81 her amost pa
rents that their "l"ss hss hcei Der ''riha gam. '- "
h r q stle spirit
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u a meeting Of The Democrats Of Cumberland is
requested at their November court to express their
position to the odious Tariff law passed at the last ses
sion Of Congress- md TO appoint delegates TO the State
Convention, recommended by friends Of Buns
wick
November 3 40
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MR.. ROBERT KYLEss: You will take notice, that shall
II the l2h day Of December, ls42
O'Clock and four O'Clock ia
day. the Office Of Joseph Mayo, in the city Of Richmond taxi
the deposition Of John A. Lancaster be read evidence tn
pending in III. Husng. Court Of city Richmond
wherein assarvivns partner Of Luke sizer plant and
you deendant and IT, om any tho said deposition
should be taken that day. the taking thereof will be
.nued from day 10 day until completed.
JAMES STEER.
Nov. q I'd
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November 3, 40.

We publish this day, in full, the Proceedings Of The
Democratic members Of the Legislature Of Tennessee
They interesting, constituting the first organized
step towards the call of National Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

I,RIcE OF PIANO PoRTEs REDCcEo-The suh.eroef
take, method Of inoming hose VINO may ~'sn 20
reduced and now Is Tic time supply temse'es upon sooa
terms :. a., ,.,y ys., opa,v n:
ard vii; .. them subject be returned nri good
'h'''1".A''' 49, Z. r. NASH, Petersburg, Va.
a3-w6wif
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AMERICAN ATHENEUM

IARs, June "a, le1S
Strive have the honor to transmit you herewith
the Prospectus of an American Reading Room lately
established in this city The advantages of such
ISOLATION are obvious, aud would respectfully re-
commend il 10 the patronage of our counrymen There
is no place here where American papers and Iniorma.
ton OH American fairs be regularly obtained and
this association will supply this want, sensbly felt
by all Americans visiting Paris certain sum has
been subscribed annually Tor three years, bn, our ex.
penses are great for the necessary furniture and rent
of rooms that iea. it will be insufficient 10 enable
u 10 carry out our plan, as We wish.
II has been suggested TO u.s. that perhaps those of our
countrymen, ho conduct the press in the U. States,
would kindly aaord a;d by The transmission, with.
ont charge, Of their own Journals Periodicals, and
such rs are received exchange papers 10 our Agent
Mr. w. b. Draper: 81 Beaver street, al New York. who
will pay the postage them from the place where they
arr sent and transmit them 10 Paris These would be
thankfully received, it il wish to have complete
collections of American paper from all parts OF the u
s., without distinction Of political opinions This the
stat. of our means will not present permit, and
respectfully appeal the berality of counlrymcn
al home who could at ariflng expense 10 themselves
enable US 10 carry this into effect.
great inducement would thereby be afforded to
Americans, Wis ting this metropolis the wolf, %
Together as they would then find one place where full
information relative their native country could he
obtained.
Submitting these suggestions to your favorable con-
sderatons, we have the honor TO be,
Respectfully, your ob'dt servts.,
HENRY LEDYARD,
LORENZO DRAPER.
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE AT PARIS.

AMERICAN INSTITUTE At FAIRS.
We Law before our readers Circular Letter, which
has been addressed 10 US, by Committee IN ParIs-
and we do not hesitate recommend its object to the
patronage of such of our Counlrymen have the pow
or 10 promote their vews 1t must be productive Of good
effects, in making country and its
known to the People of France, well in conri'i
nicating useful information TO our own Countrymen,
who happen 20 be in In belle France For the purpose
of speeding its object, submit the Circular and the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-08

The Hon. Richard M Johnson, late Vice President
of The U. s., arrived in this city Washington on sa
turday last-.Sut Int
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AMERICAN ATHESKUM,

AMERICAN ATHESxUM,
%, Rue Basse da Ranport.
The undersigned, citizens of the United States,
being DESTROYS Of establishing an American Library
and Reading Room in Paris, for the purpose OF obtain
nr information generally relative tc their native coun
try and Of facilitating just appreciation oil the same
throughout Europe, as well as with view To cement
The smieable relations between the Old md the New
World, have agreed TO pay the amount placed oppo
site their names, annually, Tor three consecutive years
from the first Of January, lS42
They agree TO submit the entire and permanent con
troll Of the amounts paid by them, to IN association
composed OF the FIVE following gentlemen VIZ:
Ills Exc<neney, Henry WHEATos
LoREyzo DRAPER, american Consul at Paris
ALEXANDRA VATrrMARE, .7uth0r Of "ihe SHs'eH
If International Exchanges.
Henry LEDrARD, Esq, Secretary 81 LeSdfa0n
EudESE 4 VAIL, Esq.
And authorize them, or any three oil them, 10 max
such arrangements for the disposition oil the same
they may see proper-to change them at their plea
sure-to appoint substitutes To act tor them and sue
cessnrs in of the resignation death OF either
tbem-to dispose OF The books or other property o
which they may become possessed, should they al any
time deem fit 10 soto appropriate the funds arising
tberercm and all other funds obtained by tLe ns tnfy
NAV see bet-and, in short, 10 do whatever IN thei
Judgment may most conduce to the execution o' 'hs
above design
I'm the event Of the resignation nr death OF either
The members Of the association, and the on-accofa
auce of the survivors as the GclecoE OF h'h, "
understood tina; The same is 10 ne named by The DPlo
matte heeut Of line United States al Paris.
Terms oiyubseriptiOn:
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Marriages,
Deaths.

Marriages. &C.,
Married on TN, oath u Philadelphia, by the Kew. hon,l'
II Eoeson EoYtx HALDRaAN, NJ d. of Lancaster comfy RI
80 n1a,rr = daughter OF t:o George w. Cole OF V'rgih4
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XCmAN foehrar , grateful ta,s ~. 10. se
T. liberal received since the iotei mas seh
nsnsd and hrrs leave the pusiic ta on aud after
The o Of srpamher the price Of hoard WIN Dc -
* r day single inea and hedging 50 cents eae GehiieHen
visiting the Exchange Hotel with their horses are informed .na
the hest care will taken Of them by M Jaues Harden whose
S.ahe is contiguous Hotel II viii 10 my constant care TO
All The Comforts my guest1 that possible fo them 10
find In any They will confer favor by reporting 70 me
pronirlr ue-cca Tom The servants or oerS
rIn "! a,ow ' FREDERICK BOYDEN,
III nS eint.-S Ca, q 1890 S-2uA
NY Aren, Mr. Richard Droadaus, wiz call an subscribers
IH n Inc Enauie counes os Inacnhng
Bmnswick Gfeen-vie, Sussex northampton Isle Of WYNN
p,inee George sfr and Norfolk curing the next
TWO months AS gives prasmE 10 the subscribers &C.
neray To pay their dues The Enquner hope they wiz NOT let
W. = '' Wa GoULDEN, Collector ssr q. Esaairer:
~, % 5a-I
WILLIAM r. RfTCi., AIyuRxIr At Law, 3'eAu1sd, "a,
w Oc. for III. psesonl with Dr. Richie op Main street. above
thr FaEka ron. -
PRINTING INK.We sini have constantly On hand fn
supply or Johnson Duarrs best fi"'ns INK NJ mooe
niees. = 80, 30
Enquirer 0aee. March 10, ls2 100
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variation Of s"l@ meNTosnL
NORFOLK
@sFpe"eDS%
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I!ILLIAM F. RfTcHi., A!yuRx.r At Law 3eln1sd, "a,
oiesfu The pssseai with Dr. Ki'ce OF Main street. above
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Foreign Importati0ns.

s. 4 wy s.,.,scs 70 siS s.. Gs9 + ssI S,T.S.n ! : cas-
s.ysr 4 eo-,sw s,Ihso,se sfs: aaes,iii:"so Hun, 4 Brock
so1, fssss...s' Ts.a~ = H { ec.s : 4 b ia " m.o p'Ssj' s S.%%!' {
s sI,s We vy,ssJas . Nil; i i sHR,,p;.T Da,fts1 ( s%sss:s,S 5
M.r,,s Ie.,aJJ wdl,sm,-t A B~enuins,r l. e.-a Wiley &
ssrs s.I'I, d" x ,~sj Z R. ..l:p@, s = ba,i.:- Mf F.issu { { SIR
srt,;b s,m~ans-i Prime: War, King X col Schools \ co
1ss seI;l is.iat : 1 J W sissard ! INV N Wos i .%a.i K If ( II.
nn,s-i ssessp:s-i N Joa,oe-i srsior 4 eoIao!7 bars iron
ssls 90 bottle. qaet ,i,sr 20 ardsr. -.
snss-,h ~ .,iy. Dc Gr.s.e-a pkg. ! Bsv,lle-a WIN "
.ssst I L.ehu,s L s aashs-s y Hamer!ins-
II ,.:ss,os-ss 4 kos-..ss Fshs . Coli MOAN {
r- s. . p"Iaa 1 scpSry : I,srnoi.ms NsllyIfs n vp S:.
s.~si,,n s-sses u ssssad--ii fsY's ceii,sd9ol Boassssk
ns:..-,r s s.'.:;ds : i s.s- 8 s sss.'s { e.H y Sfs.'i RssdIieE-As
IN hs'shi \ col n hessqoia-l Edwin Forrest-i Peter
w., co,s,l,. 4 fi,nns-i Dubois : J.rs,I2 HilI,,ar IA,
a.s-rSotpfm s,i.as@s < { stew ard / co.. Garjasi.
1 Inertia M.hin-i BAILEY 4 ki'chen-I w = Horstman-
- s@ssf, 4 cssc:,-l nsaard 4 C,s-a r Moree-,
s-,s,s = Rhodes ! ' red ballard C,rgsntsr 4 viad.,i
S:p.. III rs.ss,sssas::ww's N S@;@ss,l;;.s--sjjssha,M sie'.;
il ,.sss.r ga ( ca : : i fSo'.S D.. ss .ss ! i Ld so.S Rear, csr { e cay
ss v:-,-IJ s'e.r-i 81, I. ca, st 4 eel John Y Hya.Tii
pr~.r@sI { . s%,rss s-.tI's~di sws.sH : Mn'aGis 1ns5.s~s-i
y, ;sgT : psasn7l = . s'nss,Tl k.r,ss Ward
I'll 1spr.-SJ ohn \ s.asrsess-s Charlie. Amended
AZ :u rssi r.-.. 1 t.sS".l Is p r.ss ) s.S , n'n nniw q (
90 l.,-sJ ,,.ms-ul-. 2 Gl.a.ds Lsgss..-l 4 Coffin,
w'ard-i sii,,. TlS"I I'LL John K 1his-aJRM Man.
40 L. s ssar .',.tR.gSSr's yesterday -scs tons ' t
rs,es-Brg oss,m.a- = Reported yesterday l-,shhd. sugar
Eaii~''' a''-'''Add' > ''' "'l'''' g hhd' sugar r'''''
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In Unstable we have an immense ] cduction in the duty
on those articles OF consumption which have hitherto
been shipped to England, with the exception of butt Z,
and cotton, and tobsc;o; that is, out Of 20 articles emu.
merated the duties on IL have been reduced nearly so
per cent. On the two first of these articles, the i'm
pest, Is so small as not in any great degree TO affect the
sale Of the articles, and tobacco is in some degree exempt
from the usual law Of trade, that high prices induce q
decrease in consumption Cor that low prices increase II
IT'S consumption is entirely a matter Of habit, which be
comes exceedingly strong on its votaries. There is no
substitute for the article, aud the quantity actually CON
sumed by each individual Is so small that a very great
increase In price scarcely affects them. A person ad
dictci to tobacco will not leave i. OF as long as he can
get it at any price; on the other hand the c~hespness OF
he article would never be an inducement to commence
the use Of it. Deducting the cotton, tobacco and coin.
there remains q value of 5000 900 Of exports to Grea,
Britain, on which a very heavy reduction in duty "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-20

weekly Report OF Intermenss
In the City and County or New York, from the 9th d
April, 1912, 10 the 18Th day OF April, Isia.

In the City and County OF New York, from the 9Th day Of
April. 1919, 10 the i6lh day OF April, lsi2.
81 Meu-3s Women-33 Boys-3s Girls. Total 100.
-DsEAyEs-ApopIery l; Asthmsll; Asphyy 0; Abscess o;
Bleeding O.; Bleeding from stomach 0; Bleeding from lungs /;
Burned or scalded o; casualties o; Cholera lnfantum u. Cholea =
Mcrbus o; Cancer o; Collie o: Consumption.24 Cenyul ,ionsi 10
Group or Hives 3; u Debility 0; Delirium tremens 0; Diabetes 0
p'a5rh@s 2; Death from Poison 9; Dropsy 2, DroPsy "a head
!, Epilepsy : !; asye, .; Do scarlet 8; %doItyphoid 2; do pel.pe-
"a ;: 90 remitteni I DO. biliousl DO infammatory 2; do inter
mI ,,;nr . Sr;vsi o; Hip Disease 0; Hopping Con q lniam,,
. ,s9ns, = 10 o. ch,., =; do Of lunss Is; do. Of bowels s do Of
y,ana,es ? M,,sd o. @urdeTd Locked Jaw ? Lue.
!; Mea.isso; o,d ss, J; orxan,e disease Of heart ?; Palsy Is
kheuH ztism o; Spinal disease o, ScIrrhus o; Suisi dr O: Spr,e
2 Small PoH q Scrofua d; Teethint'U; Tumor o; Unknown
Cough o: Worms o.
Aeys-oft year and under, "a; betweenI and q 1ta and A
10; S and 1917 10 and 90, g. 40 and 30 40; 40 and 90. NJ: 40 apc
so, is, SO and SO, 7; so and 70. u; 10 and so, $50 and %, Q % and
100. o; 100 aud upwards. o; unknown.o
PLACES OF NArIvry-United States 90: ireland 81; ENGLAND
q; Scotland 3; switzerland o. France o. Holland o: BrfisR Pos.
sessions. n A. o; West Indies 0; Portugal O.: Germany .
Sweden oaWaes |: Africa l; Spain 0; Russia 0; Italy o; N
America Q; UnknosD
FsoN-Aims II ,use. Bellevue. 1; Hospital IL; Fever Hos
piial . Pc iientiay,, :, spit,l!, B%laekT.ll's Llaad I Snail
Pox Hospital 1: Ciy'H spit ] !; New Jersey l; West Ctes-
ter /; Long lei md s, co or.d Persona TO-
WILLIAM A. City lisp etor.
City II spe tors Once, April is 1872.
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Corr Trade.

This market is not in a very active state. Small sales
Of Genessee Flour takes place at $6,37, and Ohio at So
a barrel.
The best Flour is now selling in Rochester by retail
at $500; and at wholesale at IS Is. One thousand barrels
have been sold for cash, chiefly at the latter rate, for the
Canada marke,-though a portion Of the quantity, fancy
brands, brought So %.
This last lot makes a total of ten thousand barrels of
-four bought in Rochester during the winter for the
Canada markets.
In the forepsrt ofthe winter, some Of the -four was
bought for IS per barrel
There are now in store, ready for shipment from Ro.
chester and its immediate vicinity, about ten thousand
barrels Of -four, for the Eastern markets-as we learn
from a -four dealer, familiar with the subject.
Wheat is now selling readily at 9s in Rochester,, in
wagons-Oats t29 cents-Barley and Corn, IS 1.-THE roads
are so bad, that not much arrives at present..
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Nss'os :, April ,scsld ; w Ke%pson, 4 YorL having =.
BnstonL
WAsHISoros. NC. April la-Ar Panpico. w Ind e.. CID
S.rna. 90; "a. fret, do; Brilliant, NYork; Sarah, Boston; Nj
CHARLEsrov. April i4-Cld Ellen, Apalaehicoia; Bradshaw.
lBr) Liverpool. Sid Arabian. Lhb?n: Powhaitan. ~ Peter.
Iris, 0reenock.
SAVANNAH, 3ril Il-Cld Sterling New York y North Star,
Arr hath, Eagle, do. Sid Edward, Boston.
MOBILE, April s-Cld AIgopQu u, HivIe John Jay, do; SEQ
tia, Liverpool; ray, Greene !: Maze pa, NYork. Arr Heb
NV ORLE.ys. April s-Cld Oneco. LIVERPOOL; fremont, do:
Rialto, MARI. ijes; WIN H Talman, Charleston; Emerald, n
York. Arr Vand.Ii do.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILL

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
a..s xs a' ss X: ls to :: Ss..1sfs fourth ia sn a:s: country s s:.,n a:i;,
D sc SRhaf6Sy YBssr.lrsaI1S e F|s;s. q IA al a .i1.,, M De,
Tantsa to Be =; genuine article Superior p@oIishin. substance.
. asS:sis 70 ia is. $' Lis:s,: res; with q q sirs ssiisa.1 10! iii iI's Cd aSsl :
ar.; time with eom aiese' success s,sss care esrefSS ffyI pas 10 Sp far ira 1se
Por,stion, and for sale BY The manufacturer, WI II BUT.
every every dsy e1ss.s sa = S.'''''n st. New \ 0r1' r'rt spss ak 's'n
TEXAs. -Em'grants for Teras will find a favorable oppor.
ten p iS11s :;e %,esn sH: sad R': sD I'll; At ss TIC &c Ixi..yL i' clss% T,sss 2,
AIcc, he bun Of itrS three hundred barrel, of freight,
Pt ;h;. ROOMS IS LE Z .aV, .n,s,Hm has
They are within one minutes walk o-,hs Post office, and IN a
S SGis: n'lsh'0'Ao0'. For further particulars apply ass 8 lw THIS
FEVER AND AGUE, or Iaiermitiant Fever, most ,H.c
.Ro% ss 'H P%o :RsssiE TSnis S Nj tue S"'' or yessissie ' FssrI
."sS ,; mo T .na a,nn;s;.,nsp any sg: or county, T. nS., has Is ever sss. net ss, w.sh
i%g gS;:s.,n1i .si !. pu's = ;S. the Tone Mir, Mira esiiDSi i S fad The 6
across hsmouth of each bottle, which must be destrOyedin
NJ o'FAY: general Assnt: a. Minor. Drug s,e,;: No 1872
70 600 CAsEs IN A YEAH:-y;s the Tis.t neai-
yS,siy ssI.sfss.% Or 5 { A%sifinssihs 7 Pi is > S's case q Of
! Fay. who.;al: :ssnt, No. 50 Fulton street, New York.
1hs% ssrs st: ! csa = ,SV St , cor o:r 81 s Church. Sis ss Soa.s fSe corner sr or
Of WsissJ; Z East Bro1dway As North Mans st, Providence;
Also" Dr.. Poett . Eradicator," celebrated for one disease
Prize 81.
TO LET-A once in The house SO Broome sirne ia first
l. rate loo alton for a physician. Enquire LOG Nassau street,
or SIS Broone corner of Thomson. a2,st'r
ERENCH LAMPs-Th II. saDscnDcr osss
1 to cali the attention Of parties about fitting up public or
private houses. to the great advantage to be gained BY adept.
Ig mis- lamps instead Of gas. at the present extremely low
prIee ofol II s q W ell e tabls he'd Tact that a hotel or any
lirge Establishment can be lighted W 18th th.m at less than one
h,lt the "opens. oisss' and besides they afford a more agreea-
As a resdiag or steady lamp, they are strongly recommended,
the light being perfectly steady ami diffdsed through a
ground globe oannst possibly have any Injurious effect upon
The eye. They are used in most fihc libr aries in France and
throughout the continent.
"a +. ID. SAXTON,
Successor to A. DRAGON
SCOT misc 337 Broadway.
ut w. COUpER AMER on, has removed 10 NO 10
~ Amiiy street, first door b.lo~ Thompson street. Office
hours az heretofore, from . till 10 A. NJ, and from 2 ill 1 PM.
a206tsm
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State of Trade.

The canals open to morrow, after which some little
improvement in trade may be looked for. Already the
number Of country dealers in the city has increased, and
the inquiry in the markets become a little more active.
The cotton m arket to-day is a little more heavy, in con-
rate emily at reduced rates. Sales Of Ashes have been
made at Sc a o 81 for pots and 80 for pearls Flour is dull
at 500 a 6,37 for Genesee Ohio Canal So a6,l2 Tar,
for shipping 81 so. Whale Oil 35i a SO, and Sperm 20
Cuho Eo f.. "a al -
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In regard to provisions it is proposed ~to.repeal the act
giving power to the customs to require shippers TO give
bondsto land provisions It he port of the ships destina.
ton. We may nov. look back.at the exports OF domestic
goods from the United States to England, for the years
1889 and 1910, and observe the proposed change in the
duty on those articles as follows:-
Erroars OF DoMEsrrc PaopUce TO ESGLAvp IN 1889 AND
1870, WITH 1HE CHANGE IN Duty.
1899. 1870. Present UufU. prOpoScd
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" arrieds

On Tuesday morning, 10Th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. lie
eyre, Mr.. STEPHEN Duck, to Miss ELfzABETH SAT SDERs,
daughter Of the late Capt. VIM. Saunders, all of tn .
CITY.
18Th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Dickinson, Mr.. SAM. THoM.
so~ to Miss MARTHA WALKER.
On Monday IS b inst by the Rev. Smith Pyne, WM.
J. STREET, of Porghkeepsie, to SUSAN W., daughter Of
the late Robert Kearney.
DIED.
On Monday, 18th inst J.,E, infant daugher OF Allison
d. lieson sEodtwo years.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend her fu.
neral. thi, afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from Ne. ! Harrison
street, corner Staple st.
GA Monday. ls;h inst, ANN MARIA SMITH, in the 2lst
year Of her age.
On Sunday, l7,h inst, Of consumption, MICHAEL AT.
WATER.
On Monday, 18th inst, Mr.. SAMUEL Fsosr, in the 7sth
year Of his age.
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PRINcIrAL OFFIoE.-Letters deposited before half past
g. hsif-papt 10, and half past 3 O'Clock, will be sent out for
delivery at 9, l, and 4 o'clock.
BRANCH OFrIcEs.-Letter deposited before 7, IL and .
o clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9, l and o'clock.
ALEX NJ. GREIG, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-20

uLoSooy-rsskst chip Olsdistor-Richard Evans, Oeexe
nsrsy, .! Nfort; Mrs Catherine Lee. Mn Dixson and SOC
WILL n"'t,ssford Edmund Stsvs.s, Alfred TyTfn. Frsds
nsr's. e-.sh; Robt De- des. Edmurd Deedes and %. want, i
"5nisms, Cs sds-isei N the seersge. -
.~hAvnt-rseket ship siivie de Grssse-Mu Elizabeth L
fent. Psrs-1s IN the steev.ge.
LrssrooI-Brig As,s-J sines Reed. Gordon Reed.
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GYMNASIUM.
L. A ILERY

1 ID II VI Vti = 'S,nu. :.
1JEssRs HUDSON y rssrfc"nhy IN
VI form The geniirnsn OF New lsr, nv tney ns'..
.gp a GYMNASIUM al the corner o. ,nam"s' 80
The Institution Is CT ne fret .rssr sna so"p'e'e ""
reap,et for the purpose Of Athletic Lxerese.
Starring Lessons gwen daily. 49,.
Tsrtns cderte. Oren DIV aad evening. Nih'
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We shall esteem u a favor. II captains Of vessels arriving
here, wih g,e 70 Commoiof. X 8 martin, of our news feet,
report " the shiprffg left Al the port whence they SAILED,
the vessels spoken ca thsI pvssge. aud a list Of their cargo.
ionmcd.te Martin viii board then Immediately on their
Arrival We Will rseiprccsts the favor ~ any wsv.
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taken place. n may naturally he esPscssd thsre'or
that In ordinary years ,hs export Of those articles ~ilibe
dosbled. nse. some eerresposdinsr import Of goods from
England nua take place in payment for those articles.
other rise the ssehsngs cannot ,sks place The Ensish
government have In this reduction taken q long stride
tow ards increasing mutually benekeial trade between
the two countries n ns~ remains Cor cur own govern.
men, TO meet that nevener, In the same spirit. and by
economy In Is expenditure ami RESTRAINING 10 r,sosr
ees make the import duties a. liss, ss ipessitls in order
that the agricultural is,eresss may taks Advantage Of the
new avenue Of trade open 10 them. n the duties ere
raised here % ss to prevssi us return q English goods
in payment Of cur produce. Il mus, nsllify the reduction
taken place in the EnslisA iaue Ahigh ,arfa here 10
alleged, to be necessary hecsuse the l.ni revenues have
been given 10 the s,a,es. The alternative then presented
TO the American people sthis by retaining the public
land revenues In the treasury, duties may be reduced 70
ss'o admit of British goois coming here In exchange Cor
On sdditionsl - ooocoe OF produce. n the revenues are
given away TO the people they will receive ~ esc.oco
rom the treasury, and in return be deprived Of the ssie
Of 100000 Of produce, ana the government will be
DERIVED Of % per cent revenue on the = les 900 81 re-
turns, which would amount 10 100 coo The produce
being detained At homo will sink the value Of the whole
production probably sac, oo 600, which loss will be s1s
tanned by the people in return Tor he 100000, which
will 60 to the bond holder.
The Western States are particularly Interested In
the new English Tsria. The reduction on ,sllsv.
lard, pork and beef alone Offers an Immense outlet 10
those articles Of which the Yves, has sush q supersbun.
dance. The prospective sale Of those articles alone may
be sufhcien,to enable them to pay their debts. II properly
cherished aud skil.fully ms,.
Thefollowins is . Statement, Of the appraisers sppoin,.
ed by the Cour, OF Common Pleas. to the ascertain the
value Of the assets Of the Girari Tank.
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