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DOCTOR PROVOST.

COME individuals write against the use of balsam coIaiyy,
- cubebs, nitre, cam Phor, mineral astringents, kc &c, IN the
cure Of secret diseases, but that the world tnews that the
above named m edicines will and have cured those diseases, is
beyond a doubt III perfect folly TO deny that fact, But that
It n requires a professional man, and a man Of skill in his prof.s
as obvious to men Of minds. Hope, therefore, that &c itlsmen
winch they may see in the shape of advertisements, but they
will call upon me, at No. o. Broad str,e ct, where they shall
have a full history Of their case. feel confident that not pa
iieat will leave my Office without being entirely satisfied tia.
scended to place himself among the field ofQuacks. My Of
fee 10 at 81 Broad, corner Stone ST.
A9lm- j. PROVOST, NIL.
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GARDENING

WANTS Situation as Gardiner, by a man who under
w stands his burlnes in all its DE- = ptments, is also a first rate
agricultural, and has testimonials from e nlemsn Of the fust
r ank in Europe. which can be attested by James Bennett o.
IS Atlantic st, b ooklyn, will be punc ,ualiy ATTENDED to.
o atsp,
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Br1~hton Cattle Market.

ArsIL ls.-At market 800 Beef Cattle, IL pairs Work.
sng Oxen, 10 Cows and Calves, 200 Sheep, and 1880
swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-Prices generally advanced about
3Sc per hundred for q like quantity. We quote q very
small nuaber of extra Cattle at So SO. First quality 30
s6 IS; second quality s. so a Sc 90; third quality sa7s
o s. 30.
Working Oxen-Nos sales noticed.
Cows and Calves-Cales at $40; so, SOS and $50.
Sheep-Lots at 50 25, 50 rs and 81 So -,
SWINE Lots to peddle 81 to Ale for Sows, ana ~ 70 ~
for Barrows. A lot of old Barrows at something over &c
At retail from 4 to &c.
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FOR THE FACE AND SKIN

O1t TIL IZIOL IIIVD WITH .
A MONG the many and various Cosmetics that are offered
~ 20 the public for b~'au.ifying the complexion, and rsmoy-
rreommendsd AZ Church's Vegetable Lotisn II impavts a de-
licate SIN 10. hness to the comp exon, and ehectualiy removes
pimples, blotches, tan, frsckles, ringw forms, and all o.her cuta-
peous e. uptions and disco lorations
Price rs cents per bottle sold at Chu-ch's Dispensary, 1855
Bowery, corner Of Spring street.
Arents~E.W w. Bull, Hartford; c. & ". w. Simmons, Pine,
corner Of fourth street, Phiad slphia; Charles Stean.. pough-
Lesps;e mag lm@
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS..
THESE far-famed ad c. LIBERATED pills, from Portugal, an
1 we perceive, to b. obtained in this country. Bee advsY.
.isemsit ON tho last colnmnof fourth page. fe4lm's
a WHALE.Now exhibiting on the Floating Dry DocE,
"A foot of Jefferson street, near the Gre,t Western steamer,
"a Whale caught off Sandy Hoot, yesterday afternoon. to
be seen for rs cents; children half price. s22lt'
pOADKING Single gentlemen, or gentlemen and their
ID wives, can be acc, inundated with good rooms with board,
by applying at IS D,y street. References exchanged.
fs2a 2w+m
NOTlCE-f John Abbot, who lately arrived rom LIVER
IN pool in the ship Monum INT, will call at the Office Of the
subscriber, he will hear Of somsth,ng to his advantage
JOHN II GNDERSON,
AIS Str 81 South street.
MRS. g B. MILLEu & co respectfully inform their
w friends and the public, .aat they have reduce I to conform
with the times the prices Of th,ir Fine Gu Chew iog an Smo-
king Tobacco, They warrant il to Be m%anufactSr q Of the
best and purest tobacco, containing he druss TO give it an IN.
natural sweet taste. II il 70 be had at the old established
stand, No. ITO w alter street, New YORK. a23 lw'r
ban IAN SEE srEiS Si GTTHEERRisCIWNE 1TTst HIlrTWWtnILL IEM.
~COHOL.-Reader, have you no appetizer Do vou nat relish
your foodl Then use these bitters; they will also greatly al.
sist digestion, aud Of sopr:e remove dy .pep,ia jaundies. weak:
and pleasant Try them. Price IS cents.
sslS BY a: Z ! D Sands Eh, druggists, Ne e. Fult IN corner
sold by Abrm. B. Sands 4 Co No. 27s Broadway, corner of
ner ofMarket st a2a sm-m
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BY THOMAS BELL.
(SJsrssNos.S - .Apn ~ HnitsNstyss6.D

FRIDAY,
Atle} O'Clock in the sales room,
ea!e OF Dry Goods, clothing, fancy and pledged articks
watches. jewellery, London cloths, eassimers, vest ngs, domes
Also-At l2l o'clock, at 1871 Nassau street,
desks, sc.
SATURDAY,
At l0l o'clock, in the sales rooms.
Large sale OF splendd furniture Of all descriptions.
Consisting OF elegant Brussels and other carpets, rugs, oil
s!otf, all kinds OF psrlor, dining room and bed room furniture,
Kitchen uts nr,ls, crockeIy, china glass AID plated ware lamps,
lustrts, girsnroles, looking glasses piano fortes, table cutlery,
bed ana table lined. and h u.ekeepIug articles generally.
Comprising the entire furniture from several families re-
moving, togt ther with various articles uncalled for from pee
vious sales. Alt gether forming a first rate variety OF house
keeping articles.
At ssh Broadway.
Consisting OF BRUSSELS and other cnpets, marb lie top pieces
in genteel. family giving W housekeeping.
TUESDAY,
I IS Beeeman street,
Furniture Sale.
sadlery. Harness, &e-AtIe O'Clock, At 2ss Broad way, corner
city sde saddles. Also COZ h and single harness in great va
riety.
The public will please notice the above articles are all of the
well known aud approved manufacture of Geo Derrick. The
best materials and workmanship.
EDNESDA
AT No. 81 Courtlandt street,
Atiol O'Clock, at 80 Domlnick st.
THURSDAY,
At l0I o'clock, at 20s Greenwich 81, near BarcIay.
Furniture Sale-The entire furniture OF a gen,eel boarding
house.
At lol O'Clock. az % Rivinoton st.
Administrative Sale of Furniture.
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CROLlUS'
OAT ESTABLISHMENT

FOUR DOORS EAsr OF cATHARISE MARKET,
1'HE Subscriber having in his mandatory, and under his
l. own immediate suoerintendence, some Of the Oldest aud
most erpe fenced builders in this city; and the best ofmaterIals
for building every description OF boats; which enables him to
and workmanship, on the mos ibetal terms
X ofthe Sultan Of Muscat's Pleasure Barge, the
Wave, GazelleJ Victoria, Atlantic, Watona, &c. Also,
the Ann Of Peekskli, w ssh,ngto Of fSughkeepsie, Du chess
Louisville, Madame Celeste Of New Orleans &c. asa Im'n
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STORE,

THE subserib.r is now opening his Spring supply Of
from Birmingham and shefheId,, Together w,tha general al.
the very LOWEST CASH PRICES.
The attention Of Country Merchants, Builden, Cabine!
Makers, &C.. 10 solicited to an Examination Of his stock and
prices a. h. j. confident they, will dnd it to thsir ints'stt to
favor HIM with a call. ALFRED I.
al0 Greenwich corner Barclay, New York.
A regular supply Of FALL RIVER U NAILS, and
Tools, James Sore VS., &c, m2 3m'
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clear, the sales Of Porto Rico are large At
has been . great sale Of pig IRON. Scotch brought sac 80
cssh; Am $ls.6eals 0-About.3ooo bills Whale Oil have
been bought ct en- Eastern port at ssi cts. cash. Con
siderable parcels Of Am. Linseed have been taken at s0s
s. ces, according to packages, cash.
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GEORGE w. DAWSON,

GEORGE w. DAWSON,
Wholesale and Retail Furniture and General Furnish
ing Warehouse, No 81 Chatham, st., corner of
Duane street, Netc York.
WHERE he keeps for sale a large assortment Of the follow
Tables, Chairs, office and portable Desks, Glass Cases: Book
Csiss, Looking Glasses, dining. centre, tea. and pier Tables,
Mattresses, Carpets, OIL Cloth, Mating and Fire Irons, Wash
Sta, ds, Toilet Tables, Candle Stands, Bureau Bedstsads,
Dres- ig Bureaus, Safes, &c.
Also, a Ar e assortment. of men and womens Wearing Ap-
parel. new and second handed.
All Of tn. above arucles are offered to the public at very low
prices Per sons in want of said articles would find IL to their
advantage to make al early call at the above establish
neht.
Shippng orders punctuslly attended TO aud packed on the
shortest notice, and on REASONABLE. terms. Mattresses, Bed
ding, &c. for fitting out ve,sels, constantly on hand.
All orders to the above estabiishm mt will be punctlalIy at
tended to AID thankfully received.
n B.-The highet prices will be given for second hand
Furr itsre and gentlemen and lad es' cast off clothing.
ao26 mr
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A PROBLEM

A ND the way to solve it. Why do the imitatofs of my Tab.
n let Razor Strop allow me to carry of the pre- MUM medal
and diploma, from the American lnstitute year aiter ye :,
without even submitting their own for trial. . ye Of tender
chins and tough boards. answer the above by bringing a dull
pir of Razors, and test for yourselves he truths OF the certih'
Gates Of the mott scientific gentlemen in the country, viz:
Professor Gri,eem, Or, Mott Gen; } Tsllmadge and Others.
G 8 SAUNDERS, sole inventor and manufacturer of the metal
lie Tablet Razor Strop, with four sides, 1853 Broadway.
mQq In
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On Wednesday, the Goth instant: by the Rev Or.
Stone, JosKPH w. BRADSHAW, oil New foIk' !" .ii's
SARAH J. HAIoHr, OF Brooklyn, L. Island.
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Foreign Importatlons.

-L,vERrooL-ship Benjamin Mergan-a chain cables 2 anchors
nieks 100000 tons coal 4bxs Woodruff 4 Miaturn-l0oke kegs
Jessup.ibale Gor,on. II. dyes &eo1as1 boxes Chance
WiiLies-ssO sacks sal! 8 Tho. pson-lIO kits ferse& Broth
ers-i7 crates 10 bls &c eksto order.
M4ssEILEs-Brig Eiiza4 s9san-ss bales NJ Angus jr-io
lscases citron 20 bxs orangesS Broome-s coils rope g Wheel
W~rght-l40ck 00bkts 800 boxes A Begoden s. co-4s bales !
case plants 3phgsl bxFitch Il col case I boxJ Apgue-5ob xs
oranges 81 cksto order.
GIBRALrAR-Bark J Emlen-Ii pkgs c Dord-ss pieces mar
BILE Mirandole@scs cases do Merchants Exchsnge-2cases Law
renee y co., Avnar &ro-lJ Andrews & son-l Bogart x Knee
isfdIa GT,nneil y Mintsrn12o bs 2 cases J Aysrcana-l bale
PPSsnnnys22I + H.5%Ony &c9.sa 2 MADDEN s son-l W,Beylard,
NSiooooahn soHNmW EyssMl7 piece: marble MO L2ngoit 4 col
-6W yyse.2Dav: & Br ,oks-5i w W Sc co-sO A CasseIli
lag HI Mali-l A Binniuger-s 8 X Robssn-s 10 the master
-243t to order.
PA~LrRMo-Daush brig Daniel Bunne-ssoo boxes oranges and
lemons 8 m tons sulphur SO casks wine IS do cream tar.
tar to order.
: MEss!SA-Ship Sprne-so cks wine Lawrence & Robinson
.5oaodo 40 tens birthstone IS cks~ Polisbing stone LOG bales rags
1900 bxs lemons 323a do oranges s Broom.
HAvANATSshr ssm,noIe@7s hhds sugar cases segas @ Rc-
Loz:y-ss hhds sugar q bales wax Hogan & Miln-Is hhds su.
order.
LAevAvRA-Schr Venus-isoo bags coffee so hides A Hu
rado.
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. - aas
PARK


PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING AYR ssiIs sa Dsf;a' o = sri %s' saI eo.u.ue.
,.ru THE DEno SHOT.
sonsL tf1si T.e.o.al Society. Nj" Tnor.
- GREEN HYE6 SG MONSTER.
E t%i'.. H''s'''''l' Nj: ( G::f".s
Comic Song, MIR n~~>
AoR Il Eaff EHl s st sHssf
E Is : hr Horcs.6e
Laura, M.sN eBrd.
THE AbofTED CHILD
VIE III s'i FIJI 4 xi BAY.
NADIA /. RIOS: p, 50 .,,. y" ws:.,sSx
THEATRE.
THIS VENlNG April 0--The penornancs will cor
spectre "fHifloT.
AhsR rs,fh
fss ss;.Is., lid
The Masters wos%s, will appear in =, la sa: a' 6ass..
,,,. p JAGK ROBINSON N ais MONKEY.
JACK M NSsiS'G Pug, MAJ, VIA ~; Wood
THE D66SS f oF ThE Wv Wreck.
Ns''f &s sRSs ~ sy;h Th DOG Bfuin
scIss sscen,s I'D and ID tisrsas, Pit Isl ;osnsry A.,
Ooorsopen at "; Curtain rises at " precisely.
THEATRE
THIS April 2a-The performances vii! con
%5I;i Ell
Prince Perseverance. HOrnsrtle
LonipOp' Nickenson Cinderella, Mrs Timu
A'j soz z?ieA
s ssa Weller, Mr. Hs SGs:ss;
S E ] s''',s'''''' M" H x::S s':'
Is i sTss S VI vs. En-; 4 #
'anet zidda, Mr., Mo.,o G'aAa.
Aaa,::ioss;-D .... e1e. scents. Upper So OF: , : s:ss.
Door open a,.eyss Curtain rises at half past seven
WEIGH N NAM. f%RorRIEroRs.
FRIDAY EvENIN 3, x 4 S's ssyy1ih. splendid rou....
HIGH BORN D T1! isg { S5s sl!R CAVALIERS.
TAs'" 'seoT nh si IA B h H ~ slit; $ S$i:aey,~nl rid.
.sy:s |: II = s . $$iS ss y s,%i' s ] S +; ~ H,f ( ss:is 5::.s-
Animated Statues by Messrs Wells and pavis.
An 'f's'l%'i Nj 4 s''s' M n. ; Sss:t. s 2: n. G'i r. aic.; s: s Ss MI oA'
4 great scene of Gy mnasles, by MIR. Risley &his infant sen.
Equestrian Manager, Mr.. CadwaIe1sr
JOHN Mt will sing and dance u q ..us. = 'N.srs e:
Mr. H iseiiy G ds1R ss. nj Hs vii in iatrsia sss .:t. ni1s ssosa ''''-
An Equ.trisn display a,!:; S BY c siI,'lr. sa' and %n. Smith .. their
Cahtos Steeds. entitled Love in the Tyrol.
Master g.. Washington will in aseres of Corporal Esats
GREATEST POsiTloNisT OF 1873.
New Local Comic Ditty, by MI Dickeusxn
Mr.. George Sweet will appear on the Tight Rope.
Mr.. Levi North will pei form an act entitled
AmerlR Ireland and Scotland.
To conclude with
vi KAITS;
Or, The German Farmer.
Mynher Hans Sourcrouten, N, H Palmer
Monsieur Fuzenu, Howard
jim saddlebags, John Smith
Dandy Cox, Ches(puf
Cele. tina Go nstock, Coleman
AdmIssion-BoIes SO cents-Pit2 IS cents.
Doors open at 7 oclock-PeriormAnce to commence al q
quarter to6.
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II. r.. RlELL, Auctioneer
A UCTlON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SALE-
"A This morning, April ~, at iol O'Clock, at the auction
room, consisting Of wool dyed black and blue black broad
cloths Invisible green do, casslneres, Marseili's prints, lrish
liuens, muslins, drillngs, assorted thread, tapes hdkfs, scarfs,
CO lars and bosome. hats. Sc.
Also, cutlery, hard ware, opera glasses guns, pistols. Ian
terms. & ass ware, astral and hall lamps, plated casters, candle
sticks, %girandolds, brushes, backing, SC.
Also, cases chrome green, and a great variety of other ar
ticies.
s22 ltr RIELL &
PY AUCTION-Furniture and he remaining part of a
ID Sugar Store. &c, will be sold on Monday, April 25th at
ten ocl ok atis4 Division street, NY. a225 st
A UCTION NOTICE.-Thee extensive sale of elegant and
"A valuable furnit ure OF all descriptions, to take place az usual
without rtse &c. on Saturday in the large room, 80 Ann and
lis Fulton ct, will b. worth the attention Of housekee pers and
others.
AGAR THOS. BELL, Auct.
A UCTiO NOTICE -Handsome Furniture on Monday,
"A at 10y O'Clock, at ssh Broadway, comprising a very neat
assortment Of articles in the lise.
AGAR THOS. BELL. Auct.
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TO THE LADIES.

FASHIONABLE MILLINERY GOODs-The proprie.
L tress, Miss .. KING, daughter OF the celebrated Carl King,
~ Goods for the spring trade, never az yet presented to the
public beth as regards the quality and cheapness of the arti-
The celebrated SILK HAT, CALLED CAPOTTE D.
SHED SILK. ENTIRELY NEW AND RIGIN
~SrYLE-andL Lawn Hats do do-an entire new style Of Hats
"MODINE CAPACITIES, ELSSLER
COTTAGES"
Partisan and English FANCY A Of the finest teY.
ture. in great variety.
The pfoprietre . ! respectfully solci's the ladies to favor her
with a call and examir c her eleg ant AID varied stock of Mill
merry for themselves, before they purIehss. else yhere, as it win
gard the variety apo quality of the goods.
MISS 8. KING, Magazine de Modes,
al2lm'r 1891 Broadway.
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FNCKNIB 20 Ivep3kB.
FOR PORTSMOUTH
Westminster, Moore, April ~
ST James, Sebor, May l
FOR LIVERPOOL
Siddons, Cobb, April 2s
Cambridge, Bsrstow, May I
FOR HAvRR.
v de Lyon, Stoddard. April "a
Utica, Hewitt, Nav l
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FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Gladiator, Britton, Mar. IS
Mediator. Champlin, Mar "a
FROM LIVERPOOL
Columbus, Cole, Mar. 10
8. America, Bailey, Mar. 90
FROM RAvRL
Duchesse d'Orleans, Mar. q
Iowa, PeU, April !
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DR. WCFTT.

MEMBER OF. HI ROYAL COLLEGE OF SUR;
w GEONS Of London and Edinburgh, and OF the Medical
College Of Philadelp hia, confines his practice 10 a select branch
oil his profession.
"Noeet empta dolore volupias"
DR.. + is encouraged by the uniform success attending his
mode Of treatment 10 the cure of venereal. elects, structures,
seminal weakness and nercurial affect onr, together with all
those other bad sy mptoms which undermine the constitution
and Law the Foundation Of premature decay, either fiom NAL
treatment or any. other cause. l1 such persons the appetite =
g,neralIv defective, and the relish for life almost subdued.
His mode Of treatment Is universally admired-his medicines
being pleas mt 10 the taste and smell, gently astrnges the nbres
of the stomach a-d gives that proper t"pstiy what a gnod diges-
ton requires, HIS treatise on constitutional or ..ivous deoi-
Ity sfords very extev sive observ atons on sexual debility Sc
minaI weakness. and impotency brought on by decisive habits
ali its attendant s. mptoms ply $40, g,cany explained. This
work can be obtained at hi, Off: (. 1876 Fulton ct. " here the
ID jctor can be consulted at all hours Of the day and night.
Letters post paid will res Give immediate attention.
IL ln.i
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Jackets to Arrive
q to DsparI,

The Belgian steamer British Queen, Cart. Keane, will leave
ampton, Eng. on the It'll.
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MARITIME HERALD.
To ship Masters.

suS sisE' '....-....s II MOON sErs......... 3 q
Sun SETS ...........s 4s nIen wArrR.......... q 81
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Domestic Importations.

VWCtOuDe
SA'ANsAH1Bri Madisou.sO ties rice Merriam & Berpard-ss
psles cettonJ Wood. o. do v ieter & Dnckwitz -ls2 do North,
Manning I H9yt-2oGo N E.rloisdow Ppriee-so TruesdellG
Z H,eh.i boz jeffrey 4 col BOZ M Witherby-s bs Clark
&Wils0n-50 bales cotton to order.
FRANKLIN, LII Jrig Industry-95 hhds sugar Peck & Sayre-
4 &c IS Die m0lasses Trowbridge & co-2s hhds do J P Lsvefich.
xMosILE-Brg Laurel-ii ba'es cotton Eicks & co-ll3 do
Wiley 4 eo-ls do + Dodge-sa do A Winsns-s boxes Bird,
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DR. MORRISON.

NIORTH RIVER DIS EN8ARY, 2o4l Futon ~streetneav
IN Greenwich-Dr Morrison. Member OF the Royal College
of Surgeons, London. and formerlG surgeon in the British ma.
nature, and all those Distressing symptoms consequent on in
juditioas treatment aud the imprudept use Of Quack medicines.
DR. nj has had an experience OF twenty-five years in treating
delicate diseases, IN all their various and compicatei forms,
ana uses a mild, sale. and infallipie substitute for mercury
cradle atipg The vener cal virus with certainty, without subject.
ing the patient to any risk or restricting HIM in his usual die,
or pursuits. while hs medicines are agreeable IN taste and
smell. Permanent obstruct' oas in the ursthra,, such a. stric.
some Of the conseque aces Of maltreatment, and leading utl
mately to urinary hstulas. DR.. NJ. treats structures in a sci
eped membrane without pain.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBlLITY.-Thousands Of y ounf
men are suffering from the consequences Of indulgence in
.scret destructive habit, and whose nerves are further in
stimulate only to induce greater depression. DR.. NJ. treats OF
purely pathological principles, and never fails in establishing
Letters post paid, and containing a suitable fee, will snsul'
Union, by his giving q history of his ease in detail.
Thee strictest honor and confidence observed.
az i'm. 204l Fulton street.
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We :tail esteem il a favor. j captains of vessels ARRIVING
report Of the shipping left at the port whence they sailed
me vessels spoken. on their passage, and a list Of their cargo.
Comm0dore Martin will board them Immediately on their
arrival. We will reciprocate the favor in any way.
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THE GRAND SACRED CONCERT, e the Benefit Of
l. the sufferers by the late fire, advertised to take place q
st. PAT, ick's Cathedral on Sunday last, but postponed in COZ.
| sequence of the inclemency OF the weather, will positively tshs
place according u the original programme, yn sueday evening
next Aprl gath; Tickets SO cents eaeh-csp be obtained OF
thedral, of Hugh kellv. iss Bow.ry, and at he de- OF the {.
thedral, on the evening Of performance. The Concert will
cOmmance a, half.past Z n'clnck. IL a2I Il r
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, O,T-Op q7th March, One PR Gold s~Sectseles. 1hs
u Under shAi receive Two Dollsrs rev ard, aid no question:
% %ssd; Ap''MSG% DELAPLAINE. @ Wall st., ome, Nos.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-09-01

We publish to-day the proceedings OF
Che Convention which met 10 this place
on Monday, the LIST August, composed OF
Delegates from many Of the Counties
west Of the Blue Ridge. We had the
pleasure of attending the meetings of the
Convention, and can say with pleasure,
that we have never seen more respecta-
bic body Of gentlemen convened on any
occasion. Perfect order and the best feel
lngs were displayed throughout the whole
course Of the debates which the occasion
called forth. Many speeches were deliy-
cred, none however exceeding fifty min
atcs durnlon, aud some Of which would
have reflected credit Oh our National Lee
glslaturc. 1t is true there was differ
once OF opIul0n in reference TO the adop-
ton Of the first resolution reported by the
committee. Some Of the members enter
tanning the opinion that the proper course
to adopt was an appeal TO the Legislature +;
whilst others, and the majority, were sat
iYGed with the appeal already made to
That body, and preferred an appeal dHect-
Nv TO the fountain Of all power IN this Coy
crnment, the people. This difference OF
opnlon elected an animated discussion,
which occupied nearly two days, and re-
suited in the adoption Of the committees
resolution. This point being settled, the
other resolutions were passed without u
dissenting voice.
We can assure our Eastern brethren,
that whatevor difference Of opinion may
exist among us IN reference to the first
step TO be taken, there is bu! one opinion
III Western Virginia os TO the Necessity
of altering our constitution, so as 10 place
lrecmen IN every portion of the State on
mn tqual footing, as to political rights ;
and that we shall never rest satisfied until
this object is attained. On this subject,
we present an undivided front, which oil
the ingenious snpbislry Of our Eastern
brethren can never break in upon: n
phalanx Of frccmen, sensible Of their
rights, determined to leave no lawful
means unlrcd TO attain chose rights, ind
never to st short of the goal.
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has secured the influences OF General Jack
son and AIR. Benton, and any one who
PAYS the slightest attention to the signs
Of the times, can perceive that he IS en-
deayouring 10 SOW discord amongst the
friends OF Buchanan. calhoun and John
sou, and thus TO render il necessary as
measure OF union, 10 have tho nomination
rendered to himself. Mr.. Van Buren,
never enjoyed any personal popularity
in Pennsylvania, and he never could ex
cite any thing like enthusiasm 10 his be-
half in tie South. This is rendered per-
recty clear by the existing state Of aithrs.
In Pennsylvania Mr. Buchanan IS un.
dpubtedly the favorite with the great mass
of our political opponents; while IN The
South, Mr.. calhoun is evidently in the as
cendant among The same party. The
West too, has exhibited s1me feeling for
Rich. NJ. Johnson, 50 that the field IS not
so clear for the Ex-Presdcnt, as some OF
his friends 80 this city would have US TO
believe. Stdl, management may accom-
pIish much. Phiid. Ing.