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Second Board.
State of Trade.

The markets do not present any change in their general
features with the exception ofcotton the prices which
may be considered tat less than previous to the arrival of
the late steamer at which sales to fair extent have been
made.
barrels of pearls have been taken SIS 81
and 80 of pots at So.
Flour AND GRAS-Canal -four is sold at So 3li; Ohio
in fiat hoops at So ls3 So % according quality and
Michigan at So III So %. In Southern there is not
much doing. We quote at Sc 37t.
Sales OF 5000 bushels of Southern yellow coru at 81
cents measure No sales of other descriptions of grain
notice.
sale of Teas took place today with the following
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b fsz-IF 1T Is LIBELLOUs TO PUBLISH ANY
thing concerning person his preparations which
when called upon, able to prove, then have
been guilty of ibelng DR.. Sherman for have pub
lshed repeatedly that his Moderated Lozenges will
the different diseases for which they recommend
ed than any other articleaDd this stand ready
at time. The Doctors office is JOG Nassau
st. Agcn.s-Redding. Boston, Burgess, Philadelphia;
Reed, Baltimore, and Frank Taylor, Washington City.
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CAUTION

THE TRICOPIEROUS or Medicated Compound for the
Human Hair being secured by letters patent, of the United
States all hereby cautioned from selling vending
article pretending TO BE- the the original invented
and manufactured by CLIREHUGH, 2O5 Broadway he will
prosecute with rigOr all who dare infringe his rght
The public should observe that being patented article
pretending to BE- the only be base counterfeit and
impourc and its cause the and loss of the hair
Call et POS Broadway, stairs, for the genuine Price 81
IaaEh attla 1I..l.s -
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Passengers Arrived.

CHARLEsIoS-Ship II. Allen-Mrs w C Wayne ] Legree
Brown. Miss Brown, Miss Brown Mrs II Lacoste Mrs
Lseoste, MI, L9wnd; Mr. Brown, Miss Brown, Miss
II Armstrong, Miss VI G Armstrong Miss Nj Baker Miss
W BakeT, Mrs Graham Miss Davies Miss NJ Davies.
Miss NJ Martin, Miss Martin, Rev 5 S Davies Il c Ds
yies, DR. p Page, & Morgan II Beers, Woodruff w c
Wayne Lacoste w a Aston and servant Aston Jack
son, T. Enston, Whipple, NJ Durfey, J B iteman.
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POINT OLE NEW YoRK. MAY ao. Is.a.


Cleared.
pr smrr IGnHmsnt Ch.se An,we, Schmidt Bachen
British Queen, Br) De Wolf London w NJ ";oJ,p,
Ihore Pere \ Sw) Medin Amste rdam Boornan Iosnn
So hosato, Cook Mobile J. 7. Elwe Lorets HenJerxan
!; Elwel-Schrs Comet tBr) DAWSON Windsor
Arrived.
18th, with fruit, &c. to 3. Broom. 80 o'N'u"
Ship Scion, Buckman ~ days from Liverpool with n,l-e ~
Scott Morrell-n0 passengers Glover NcMnrray. ~
Ship H. Allen, Wilson, days from Charleston with catt
70 Gao sutton 22d inst lat 80 &c. Ion u 60 bg Aabama
standing =.
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On Tuesday afternoon, of consumption, Mrs. CAROLINE
MAsNIN0.
At her residence, 100 Thirteenth street Mrs. MARGARET
REy1oLps, wife of Sands Rey nods.
On Tuesday, 2ith inst of consumption LEWIS NEW
wrLLER, in the 3ith year of his age.
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46 WILLIAM STREET.
PRIscRAL OrFIcE.-Leters deposited before halfpast
hapa H. and half past O'clock will be sent out for
delivery at 9, l, and O'Clock.
BRANCH OFfIoEG-Letters deposited before 7, II, and
O'clock will be sent out for delivery at g. and O'Clock.
ALEX. NJ. GREIG, Agent
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Passengers To Arrive.

SAvA,NAHaBrig Cnton-Mrs Clay, Mrs Monell, children
and servant Arnold lady children and Lincoln
aud lady Miss Goodrich Miss Parker Miss Arnold Miss L
Anold MIss Clay, Miss Clay Mis-, Gray Miss Gray,
Graves. Q Wilson. J Murdoch. w II Wood. Wood.
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{fy- WE REMIND OUR READERS OF NIBLO
DUNLAP'S choice sale of beautiful Dahas, Roses and
Geraniums which takes place this day 10 O'clock at
Niblos Saloon. The collection consists OF the best stock
of flowers in the country, embracing Madeira Vines,
Cobea Scandens sc.
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NEW YORK MUSEUM

No. 252 Broddpay, opposite the City Hall
TREMENDOUS ATTRACTIoN INCREASED NO
~, MONDAY May e. and every Evening during the week
INDIAN WARRIORS and SQUAWS, under the diree-
ton OF MI T. Page will series of remarkable exhibi
tons OF the modes and of Ifs
ssins of the surssons religious rites warfare hunting
plts, councils, revels, dances, &c of thu
C.4M.1NCHE ESQUTM4UX, sac, FOX. SENECA.
WINIMIE Il and othe ydisnghsd TIS s; NJ
SHAW from the London Concerts and Mr.. BRUCE from
tina Park Theatre, will sing number of favorite songs.
The Indians will perform this "wednesday afternoon, and
Saturday three O'clock together with variety of other at
sracons (See Bls.)
Mr.. A. Kurs Will preside at the Pianofore. .
Lecture Room Performance commence at half past eight
o'clck precisely
The greatest curiosity in the world the Vermont Dwarf,
who 81 old and weighs only nineteen pounds and
the Irish Giant feet inches height be day and
evening.
The splendid exhibitions of Switzerland Nanira Bridge Of
Virginia, will remain here a short time.
Animal Magnetism afternoon al ionr O'Clock
Day performance every Saturday afternoon three O'clock
Admission To all % cents
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Married,

AT Jamaica, l.. l., on Tuesday evening" 18th inst. by
the Rev Mr.. johnson, Mr.. SrEPHES c. CoRSEL of New
York TO Miss DEpoaAH JASE daughter of Cornelius Dur
yea, Esq, of the former place. II
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o. AMERICAN MUSEUM.-It is a matter of no
surprise that thcatricals in this city low ebb
when such vast amount of talented and diversi
fled performances put forth at the American Museum. in
addition to the stupendious collection of curosties and
the price of admission to the whole being but % cents.
The public will &c where they get their moneys
worth and this accounts for the immense crowds of ct
and strangers at this establishment every day and
night Every thing is conducted with neatness and
order and the most respectable classes of the community
attend here, and go satisfied and delighted This is
the last week of the original aser Diamond the last OF
the Indians and nearly the last of the wonderful Gpey
Girl.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


,,s PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING May ss--Ths performances commence
THE MAID OF sAXoNY.
Count psnmsk,, Manyen Karl, G. T.. Horn.
sophia Mansfield, Mn. C. Il. Horn.
DEAP As A POST
oid WALTON sl,;. bsi'lmy fns,@m Snapp, Williams
Doors open seyenperionances viii commence al halt
Boxes, sl-Pt so een.s-Gallory, 25 cents
CHATHAM THEATRE.
Re. sgement of Mr. FORREST positively for Six Night.
THIS EVENING. May 26-The Performance will com
METAMoRA.
Netamora Mr. Forear Horatio, Kirby
Lord Fitzamod, Held Sir Arthur Vaugn, - Hall
To conclude with
TIIEDESE, OR THE ORPHAN OF GENEVA;
Carwin Forrest Pastor, HELD
Therese, Mrs. Thone,
Doors will open in future quarter past O'Clock and tbs
curtain i'll rise al o c'cloc. punctusy .
Dress circle. IS centsBoxes 5oPt 2-Pnvse Boxes 81
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, May 25.The performances will com
STARS AT THE ASTOR. -
JoNe Homcastle Apollo, Mitchell
Juno, Mis-. Timm
Hebc Mrs. Eyerard,
Venus, Miss Singleton,
, TWELVE MONTHS
Croaksr, Nickinson Will Master Roberts
Mrs Croaker, Mrs Watts
May, Timm
To conclude with
PUSS IN BOOTS
russ IN D9os =, - Horneasde Ralph, Mrs Tmm
Dress Circle 50 cents-Upper Boxes IS eents~Pl, I-rn
The Doors viii in future open Curtain will
hali-past ] precisely
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90 COLDS INFLAMMATORY OR CHRONIC
Rheumatism Fever and Ague Scarlet Fever, &C., cured
in few days by Mrs Carrois Medicated Vapour Baths
a5 CORTLAND street. Sulphur Baths require hours
notice.
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o. CHATHAM THEATRE.-Mr Forrest repeats
the character of Metamora tonight by very particular
desire and it the only opportunity during this
gagement his admirers have Of seeing him in it, it
should not be lost The mclo drama of Therese also
performed Mr. Forrest enactng Carwin and Mrs. Thorne
Therese,
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MEDICAL AID.

TNVALIDS, including a certain class Of unfortunate
tins who may be in need of medical or surgical asss
should call % Mott Chatham
where resides physician Ion. accustomed to admins
in such eases The Doctor has published little book
private complaints, which he sell, cents, those
who be iabon unde long morac,ed Of unsuc
cessful This le viii be of much npor
b. showing the causes and also the effects arising
likely arise from bad treatment hc particulars in this
spect could not be set forth in adver,isement
DR.. Gregory does limit his attendance TO few hours but
may be Ouud home hour OF day night (obcye that
No. a drug Ibis well arranged for the
reception pltcnts his charges moderate
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MEG 81 2ij Broadway, the Cd house below Murray ST.
pRANDRETH's P1LLs-"THE UNIVERSAL MEDI.
ID CINE OF LIFE.n-Brandrcthis Pills be said be-
The Universal Medicine of Life " for they cleanse and purify
the pcrfecng Of Digestion by which avoid Melancholy,
and prevent The creation Of those uors 20 which We owe Fry
spels Scuryy Goui aud those Smv drgs which the
Stone aud Gravel are formed within u.s."
II snow well understood how much Disorders Of the mind
depend Tor ihr cure upon due to TIC bodv now
understood how infinitely valuable ia that medicine which will
re move Morbid Accumulation without weakening the bodily
Ii is understood that there reciprocal nu
ence between The mind aud the body Ii Understood that
nurging with the Bnnrch Pills Will remove Melancholy and
that even Insanity cured by pereyerngy using them. 1t is
understood how much domestic happiness depends upon
the Healthy Condition Of the Digestive Organs.
IL well understood that the Bandrcth Pills have cured
thousands hopeless and helpless persons even when the first
physicians pronounced them beyond all human means OF
relief IL Is not only well known that the Bandreth Pills
TO Health.
The value of this medicine is becoming and man
fest II recommended from family family The Brand
cth Pills almost Imperce pbe all NOy
ous Accommodations and purify and nygpratc the blood and
encc Being composed entirely OF vegetables they
pose those who them 20 danger and their effects
tain they sautay They daily and safely admins
in the critical aud delicate circumstances. They do
disturb shock the animal functions but their order and
The BRANDRETH PILLS arc sold at Is cents per box
Dr. Bnndeths principal ohce, No; 2il broadway, be-
Park Place and Murray street also at his retail Offices
Bowery 1907 Hudson Canal and us Second
TO BE REMEMBERED
, That each Of thc genuine has upon 1t THREE COPY
1hii each label has two signatures Dr. Benjamin Brand.
reth upon
That there must be upc each box three signatures us;
b. BRANDRETH, NJ. ID.
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH
Besides the labels are full Of small printing done red ink
Benjamin brandreths Pills me- lt'f
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&c sny i..s ME& S sY sh s%a
cxRD ANS S6G 4 6 5na and tho
Public generally resident the State of New York and
~Ss sss R WEIcH Il Il believe they can rs
the lovers of the noble science iloemash most
SPLENDID Circus COMPANY OF Riders eaeh pckea equestrian
The Grand Tent Saloon new spacious and hs aecon
The Orchestra comprises best available Native and 70
finest compositions Of the Great Masters admirably PLAYED
ssy ssSpsd R S i he OF so"h
his beautiful s,Apeaea1 and masIe1 one horse
ballet aided By the four Misses Wells talented and
The Astounding Italian Gymnasc scena Of Mr. Risley and
his infant eectriy all who behold series oil such
The %agnifesp, Poses Of the four Hng.isn COUSINS.
The fashionable and astonishing Equation OF an elegant
company OF Ladies' headed by the accomplished MI Ohm
SMITH % fail to s.e sensation N e s srs, II 10
play his superb Equbum and splendid noes on the right
The frs, Comic Singer Of the Day Mr. Dickinson, will oc-
cssonsy Introduce series Of the most popular songs-'ho
Eas, Indian NeS!omac Fsats by Mr., Jennngs .u.
Most supertays Egyptian Pyramldica Wanting by fully
talented troupe-sngle horse acts Of dash and dare, by MIR
Twenty performers will represent Grand Historical Cava!
caae Pageans with the beautiful stud Of llorsei .,
lent n @ n n sso " e s Dance by s
nona1e Toe he incompatible s%h AIDED
nssfa &c iR%y ties iii l''s
ANP H9XEL Ia ATGT daA. AT THE
* o'clock to ss O'Clock, to commence Monday next TO
. Mr. f sss Of f s a S"1SS ID: ps.
the public that he has effected short en
ar % and %s 'fs TSsy % sn
selection from the Operas OF the most aded composers with
The beauty he surrounding scenery combined with the
excellence of the music fail yield gratifying amuss
m22 Ot.r
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DOCTOR GLOVER

REGS TO inform those who have recently enquired if he has
- left the practice of his pro that he continues
prescribe for such require his aid usual Those difficult
and proacted which require practical experience
have been the particular objects of his study The
recent Improvements in chemistry have put into his hands
raj and important remedies which have escaped the obse
vation of the less scrunising physician
Dr. Glovers primary education enables him to keep
with the Improvements of The day being graduate in the
dics profession The unsuspectng stranger should beware of
the host OF self named Doctors aud petenders Of whoQ
be authors of little books upon subjects of which they
totally ignorant
Office, No. Ann st-priyac entrance 4th door from the
flee unfi oOc NJ. In26 I'm
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
fStores Nos. 90 .7,rn aud lis Fulton street,


At l0ls O'Clock in the large Fulton 81 ssles room
Piano Fortes Harp Organs, &c.Whout reserve, AVE srs
did pinoioe by The best makers good second hand do 90
the late improve and additional patent medals This
splendid instrument is richly worth $500 be sold. Also,
fine and other articles in the ne Also harp aud piano
music, valuable books, SC.
FRIDAY
AT l01z O'Clock, ia the sales rooms.
Sale OF elegant clothing fancy and dry goods splendid
pledged articles Of all scrpton jewelry guns, sega
Apoheears Syrngs and other surgical instruments
wines, groceries, &c.
SATURDAY
o. At l0x O'Clock, in the sales rooms.
Splcndid drnituIe of all descriptions. m2Jr
MONDAY.
- - At l0lf o'clock
To Iron Makers, Boiler Makers Blacssmhs, &c.At the
corner OF Morton and Washington streets, for cash. large aud
small shears Tor cutting boiler cutting machines;
stock; dyes; taps &c; wrenches in of blacksms
tools; quantity OF bolts, and Of all
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MARITIME HERALD.
Departure Of the Atlantic steamers.
To Ship Masters.

To Ship Masters.
We shall a favor if captains Of vessels arriving
here, will give Commodore r. s. Marin of fleet,
rep of the shipping left the port whence they sailed the
@ spoken ON their list of ther cargo, aud any
toregn newspapers they may have Commodore Martin viii
he favor in way.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

AMERICAN MUSEUM.
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
- p. T. BARNUM, manager--EVERY DAY AND
EVENING THIS WEEK commencing on Monday May
% Best attraction in the city Day visites admitted the
evening FREE,
MASTER JOHN DL4MOND, the great and original ne
dancer whose renown has induced Others assume his
name, returned from absence AT New Or
leans and VIII appear his wonderful dances and breakdowns
accompanied by the celebrated ". WIITLOCk, with his
unryalled Ethiopian Melodies and Extravaganzas tho
BANJO. -
One more week Of the mysterious GIPsEY GIRL She
be privately consulted during the day.
the NATIONAL COSTUME, engaged for this week
only.
MISS ROS.aLIE, the Vocalist; COLLINS, the Comis
Singer CELESTE, the Dancer ANIMAL MdGNEc
TTSM NIAGARA FALLS, ALBINO LADY; GLASS
BLOWING .,-
Grand Cosmorama, and NOVEL CuRlOSlIlhS
than contained in any five museums in America
A splendid day performance Wednesday and SatuiC.7
afternoon 49, 80
Admittance the whole IS cents-chdIen half price.
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BY RIELL < ARCULARIUS,
THIS MORNING.

At lob o'clock, in the sales room.
Paris Millinery and Summer Clothing Sc.An invoice OF
Paris made Millinery, including French lava, taetan silk
Leghom hats half silk gloves and hose Gne jean
coIsets, SC. Sc.
Also, good of summer apparel viz. jackets
dress aud lrock pantaoons broadcot patterns
Tor ladies' dresses, with variety OF other fancy and staple
goods. m26 ltrc
NOTICE TO FURNITURE BUYERs.-WAsHTNG-
~ TON MEEKS No. 3l3 Broadway, next the Hospital,
would draw the of the public that he will sell SPLEEN
did Cabinet Furniture 10 per less than the same quality
Of work selling the auctionsconsistng of Draws,
Couche Sofas covered different colored pushes satinS
and hair CLOTH of the latest Spring patterns. die GIN
sGsESs .za FOR ALBANY and TROY directmT The
E--fs4 Splendid low pressure Steamboat DE WITT
sSZ----zU-Z-C CLINTON, Captain S. II. Roe, will leave
I foot of Cotand street. This Thursday afternoon, May
Goth, at O'Clock.
tomorrow, May 27th at O'Clock.
The above substantial boats fitted up with elegant State
Rooms and for accommodations on the Hudson
m26
,esessa .1sI PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY AND
EAzr-ln1-Ez}e TROY daily at seven O'Clock, T. NJ from
The steamboat ROC HESTEK, Capt A. r. ST. John, leaves
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Afternoons o'clock
The steamboat SOUTH AMERICA Capt. L. w. BIauard.
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday aienoon o'clock
DELL leaves Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday afternoons,
FIVE O'Clock, for Albany and Intermediate places.
The above boats aud substantial furnished with
elegant and III all respects unsurpassed among
the Hudson River steamers.
For freight apply on boad 10 r. Z. Schultz
the Ollie. ON the wharf m28
>eznDr Sza THE RAINBOW MORNING LINE for
f--rAvE~rAs ALBANY.--The low pressure Steamboat
ek&-tEElZ RAINBOW, will leave the foot of Robinson
street, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at o'clock.
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MEDICAL AID.

NO. PECK sLIP-Doctor Carpcnier usual deyo'es his
IN entire persons, eton the relief OF the afflicted and
fortunate the eectua and speedy OF all diseases his
old established and wen known Peek slip Dipensary No.
Peck slip Pearl Dr. Carpenter bes Leave apprse
those to whom he is unknown that he is regularly educated
py stefan and surgeon graduate Of Union College, and
licenae of the New York State Medical Society and OBJ
tanned his diploma this city the year 1919 But what
important the patient know the fact that he speedily and
ecu1y his patients Thousands might and many will
testify. His offices aud cncny adapted
the comfort and privacy Of patients who exposed
obser alton, and his charges viii be found easonshe.
DR.. CARPENTER.
Office open until 10 o'clock p. NJ. me- lm.c
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Domestic

CnARLrsroS-ship Allen-2a2 bales cotton Smith Mills
Maitland.
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LEARY & cos
FASHION, SUMMER---1S42,
FOR
GENTLEMENS HATS,
WILL BE INTRODUCED
May Goth,
NOS. 4 & 5 ASTOR HOUSE,

THE BRANCH-DOWNlNG opens his Braucn, this day,
with uncommon fine lot of SHREWSBURY OYS-
TIERS, prepared for the occasion, aud with lot of Oysters
caught mp the Sound in bcon gng old wealthy
gentleman the first that has been brought this city
They truly fine.
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IS Fulton next door TO the Fulton Bank
~ B-Perons senng 10 the old country for their friends
have them brought in the South America sailing from
Liverpool the 10Th July, OF the ships comprising
the Old Line sailing from the above punctualy the 7th
and 10Th of each month.
Drafts sight for the Royal Bank of Ireland
and Messrs Prescott Gote, Ames Co Bankers, London
which paid free of discount any charge Whatever
~ Province County and all the inland towns throughout Great
Britain and Ireland For passage, &c. apply above.
mo-.
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FIREWORKS, CRACKERS, &C.
r O II r II RI ! UL Y 1910

COUNTRY and cry dealers in fireworks will find it to their
~ eadvant To call and
Of the best quality, at r. AYLIFFES old establishment,
Chatham street large quantity of fire crackers received.
Remember the OF the mammoth SLY rockets and gold
kew m2l jytsr
HARPS.-A very nc toned elegant double action Harp for
J. +. Browne, Patent Harp Maker and Benes street Lon
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Besides the labels are full Of small printing done in red ink
there being the labels nearly TREE hundred impressions Of
Benjamin brandrethi Pills n26 lt@f
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City INTELLIGENCE.

The BowERy FL,REur-CoSrINUEp ExciTEMENr-Po-
srTIoN PAprIEs-This affair continues to be the
current topic of the day. and the excitement IN regard TO
The matter has only been increased by the further deye
opmcns which appeared exclusively in the Herald OF yes
terday While the viruous portion of the community are
COMPOUNDED at the exposure of SO much vice and rotten
in the exclusive fashionable circle in which the par
ties have moved for the last two three years, the
bers of the confee stand agast with apprehension
and fear that this only the key entering wedge to the
mysteries of their order and that further disclosures will
follow which will drag them down from the false position
in which they stand show them in their true light
and exclude them from mingng with and concentrating
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THE TREATY WITH GREAT BRlrAIN.-lt gives us
great pleasure 10 announce that every thing con-
nected with this important affair is now in fair
way to be speedily and amicably settled. The last
of the British Commissioners from Maine, passed
through this city yesterday, on his way home from
Washington. He states that all the details OF the
treaty, have before given them, have all been
agreedto and signed by all parties interested and
nothing remains but the ratification of the treaty by
the Senate, which is expected to take place now in
very few days. Indeed, so confident do all parties
seem about this business, that even in Canada the
price of wild lands has doubled within the last two
weeks and emigrants and settlers who before were
fearful TO locate themselves, forfear of war, are
rushing to the land Offices, and vieing with each
other as to who shall become permanently settled
IN the colony the soonest. This is good sign. And
In addition to the above, we learn that Gov. Kent
of Maine, who is still in Washington has written
letters home expressing his full conviction that the
boundary treaty will be confirmed by the United
Statps