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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11

" The Editor of the Courier and EEqNrer
umputcs to Us an excess OF good temper and dis
creiion. This Is "A compliment which We GER
,any carno, rcoiproca,e. Ia getting up and get
tin. into qunrrels and predicament,, ouI senior OF
the Courier is great way ahead of Us. In a.
sailing our own Political frcsds. bullying Con-
gtcss and assuming the ownership Of the Win.
party. do not aspire To compete with him. But
in regard 10 his controversy with Mr. MARSHALL.
We happen to know that the first blow was struch
by the Editor of the Courier himself by writing
aud publishing in his paper pretended commun'
cation, charging certain Wing Members of Con
grcss. colleagues and friends of Mr.. Marshall. 10y
the plainest and grossest insnuatian, with being
bribed with heavy sums of foreign gold to unit
in the repeal of the Bankrupt Law. This fragrant
and most reckless outbreak came very near dc
stroying that Lsw and we believe Odd contribute
essentially 10 secure its repeal by the House
That it was utterly upioualed, We need nsl say ;
that 1t was made without believing or suspectlie
1t to be true, have not doubt. Mr. MAR
SHALL, leading opponent oG the Law, repealed tine
gross aspcrsion his coad tutors as he had pc,cc,
ri.ht Ia do that he Ivt,rtcd II in Kind was vci,
natural 10 say tho least; and that the Courier :,
wholly in the wrong in the origin and entire oout.,
Of it. foul personal attacks on him, the public ia
well understand. Enough OF this.
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The Cause OF Protection.

LOWELL, Mass, NAV los-.
Me>srS GEEELuY L McELKATH have seen With much
pleasure your second No Of the American L2bOrer~ u
the very thing wsue! only herr bat throughout TIE
country. | handed the paper 70 some OF our Working
Nei AID told them tweniy OF uem shed 10 subscribe
lor u ana "oud hAId me 81 would order i Tor them
They have improved the hint, and have Just handed
TIE enclosed 81 10 pay for % COMES
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FRENCH L'scvact-There is doubt that Manassas
admirable plan Ior teaching living language. by lar the
oe,' that has been discovered. ho
10 acquire the French without the disgust sad trudgey
having b. learn verbs ADD phrases BY Ike parrot
adopt tie system. W. recomu,. nj the teacher Who's
sd'crsemens VII - iosnt ia another column on ta page
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Core.po.ience o, The Tribune.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., y, J. NAY IOIh, ~
FRIENp GREELEY: Our City Charter Election
came of yesterday, and for tie first time the 10
cos hauled down their flag and surrendered with
M, a struggle. Was not that kind of them-after
BOOSTING Of the grea, reactions in New-Jersey, and
that Whigism was Frustrated last spring-uPon
tn, first trial TO abandon the field The OPPo>-
ton last spring elected their Mayor by 90 majority
and portion Of the Common Council but. ala, D
poor souls. an,-Tarfhsm is an uphill business
here and besides. the Cidysx OF our soil Is I'M
propiious to the growth Of Toryi'm. Doct. /. K
SMITH is the Mayor elect. n.
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Valuation Of Imports.

Extract Of a Letter to the Editor Of The TriburcD
saw an article in the Courier and Enquirer a
few weeks since, recommending Tariff law that
should allow any onc 10 take goods Al tie invoice
price of the importer and pay him for ihcm-as
tbosgh this would guard against undcr-,aIuatlon.
\ most excellent plan this ior two rogues IN COM
pany; one To be the importer, the other to take
them at the yalin ion. This plan, think, would
help the revenue about a; much Col. Webs
support does Henry Clay and the Wings.
u ONO will hold Home Industry State Con-
vcstion at Columbus on the 18th Of July.
o. The old Albany Daily Advertiser has
changed cditors-Orvillc l.. Ilolcy taking hold IL
stead of Rufus King both good men and true. The
Daily HOSTS the broad banner OF Henry CLAY.
- The Wings of Claiborne CO., Miss, were
10 hold meelin. at Port Gibson On the 28th ult.,
To send their good wishes 10 Harry OF the West.
Two hundred names are signed 10 the call.
u la Washington Go. Pa. on the 9th instant
Thomas NJ. L. Mckcnnan was nominated the Wing
candidate 10 represent, that district in Congress,
in the place of the late Hon. Jos. Lawrence He
has often represented the district, and was never
vet beaten.
u The citizens Of Danyie Co. Pa. favorable
to the election of HESAY CLAY to the Presidency
in 1874, are to hold County Convention on the
18th inst.
% \ great meeting of the Planters Of Loui.i
ana, and especially of those interested in the cul
ture OF the sugar cane j. to be held at Donaldson
vile, La. on the 10th INST To devise measures "a
revive th. almost PROSTATE branch of the Interests
Of the Country.
u On Saturday night la, a murder va. com
mitted in GROCERY in Baltimore kept By man
named John Whalen. The deceased wa' a sea-
man, named Sweden, on board the brig Ga'par.
The pcrpetrator of the murder l. drayman,
named John Farrell. At II O'Clock Farrell entered
the GROCERY with a heavy piece of scantling with
which he aimed blow at he proprietor of the es-
tabnshment ard missing linn, struck Ia. deceased,
who wa. Immediately raised from the floor on
which he had fallen hi. head dressed, AID con-
viewed ~ hi, bed. In the morning hi. shipmate.,
who slept in the same room with him, were sur
prised 10 ind him dead.
70 The body Of an unknown man was found 10
the East River yesterday at the foo, OF Clinton-s,
. T Nelson was marked on b. clothing.
- \ great meeting in relation to the Tariff
and the Public WORKS Of the State. j, about to BE-
held at Mercer, Pa
~ The Enc Railroad Company made their
trip thi, morning, from Goshen to this City. in
four hour, and five minutes bringing 100 pa-sen-
Ccrs. - of which came over the Railroad Am /
q \ man named Thomas Bell has been ar
rested at Baltimore charged with robJing the
Mail in Washington city.
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Rhode Island.
Coresp.nlence ol IL Ir.bune

Providence, Nay Q, IA
Yoo will see by the paper. that Benjamin Ar
aoll If. another Of the Representatvas to the
General Assembly under the People Constiti-
ton" ba, been arrested He refused 10 give bail
and was committed 10 the county all. Mr.. Dou
as left the State: he went through Gloucester
70 the Norwich and Worcester Railroad, and L
now probably in New-York or Warrington. lii
friends say that he viii return by Friday Of Saiuf-
DAY and give himself up Other warrants are out
and arrests will probably be made to-day or to-
morrow. The General Assembly meets on Wednes-
ia, at Newport TO receive the reply Of tbs Pfesi-
den; TO the reqnistion. CANoNIcr'.
" The great match race Of Boston. - IA
,lion, for 10000, originating in challenge 81
the owner, Of the fsmou. racer Boston TO run
him against any thing under a steam locomotive
for $40. 900 side. was run over the Union Celr'e
YESTERDAY Boston j. Virginia horse, nine year,
old; Fashion Jcrsey mare Of hve-both IN tip
top condition Contrary to the more prevalent
expectation, Fashion proved the winner in two
heats. taking the first hy length, and the second
oy four or FIVE Of them. The time was decidedly
the be-, ever made in this country, and we under
stand the hest on record, viz:
Xix Tsl-r's fwn G ibbon.',l Ga. u. Fasiioa. II
Col " n johnson. ,Jamfs Long',j CHI Ii. Bo'ion' =
fKc'psa and Henry. time, : 96i . 49,
The attendance on the course was very large,
estimated at sixty TO seVenty-five thousand.
some accidents occurred, but none very serious.
Inc betting was pretty heavy; the odds Oh TIE
side Of Boston We hear that much d--at,iac-
icn was excited by the inadequate arrangements
Of the Eorosd, aud that some damage was done
- the cars. Our city i, fall Of strangers, many Of
them from the South. The Races will continue
several days
" BY an oversight We included the County OF
ALLEoAyY among those whose Members Of A.
-embly signed the Regency dowu-wiih-lmproye-
neut. Address Allesafy didn't give tenth part
Of the majority la, year she niil give this but she
sent two excellent Wing. TO the Legislature, as
usual heretofore and hereafter
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sworn,
itacN To compete ii', obituary .'n''...'N
NIgo Very vel Nc iN' i'i'' WI"
Yor t-s. ,aaen a very "Nut'rnInfit cn- ~
r.. follow, ,.- -e.fa7, Wer. ilen called and ,~O.n
- No. r,r.. N,>h
s,r cIs,,.. = grosn
,P--,e>f va, .n,rou-ej Nv W. Sweet against M
R-,,r,. Nm, .,orn. Tue Mayor al o. should aAe D'
no, .-- ofn
a,h V,.l-wo, u Waterman
lmh Daniel Wa-d
lt,, cb,,..JD.l.r.
~ ~ ,..,,c
49,, ,,l,...f AGAINST i'lfr1a but were
Two 7. ','s "''''''
''.h "a'o-f''r' '''-""'
i'tn J7hn q. >''-'-
t"n
In Jo1a re,,..re~.
O., p-,,e.- wa. i,,-,iucei chim.lg tie sc1t nr W.
n. -.
fh'.i,l -,t ri t.
r. Va t.rn moved u.'t &c i-.''' %"
a.ort-.i .,r ire government ofth,. carrst N'n', Do
Move LAT Char. p Bow o.. President pro tenn ne
ayes and aoc, "ert ca..ed I''' -. &c ... -,
call 4, Tar a, % ll" t,h War; am 'Asa 'A"'' &c
>tarr-Vho Did n7, pretend % aa'f O''' '.''''
" f,.tlI claim o. haV, ny name "a ej. a.. en- 10
au.ht 20 vote.
>h4lcr-O. | have h-,n '"ofn iA. >i'',i 'o'.'- '' W
...,.iqa aei noes. Carrie.
ft.a R.sfr
W. 4. l. p'"i-' -. ,,,r NJ william
election oi Ple>alcai i'r me '"'1."- ,., ,. ,,l
Dodge moved that iA' De CD u'' 'a'''
nav. We, demanded.
~, O., ,.,. mon tb.,'
800. .,., te.u sworn .n.
Chli--ii.'re o"iN "n' CAV. "'' JUS " -, Wal
The sa,nrs were thea called iowa To M HN'"
Tic clerk called >sat-
... ,,., Ia. voting
~ "u'' b''-' i''''
ftrttt-l calm nA r-Lt U No'T.
>i,f have uiv ,eat-iie Old BlqId taf no. a' '" ''i
81 srf.N Al Nfr
- eN w. r.. iva. Immediately ~, and car
ed IN tie Affirmative VI. Shalcc protesting that Wa cd"
insult L. the Beard.
- -, =. . ,.,.,--ai The Eisi,, Loco Foco H.
~ "'''' -. -, -. ,h tts,r ri,.med
,b, ,l-, were quorum of the Board. aai proceeed
.aaain84t'g 70 elect Warl. Presidents kd" lA"'''."'
Gil a..
y.
l' ~ y -. ~ D,v,s-r - >.r.h
Chancellor 0', ,i,r,t N Ami ls,l ana
lived Together l ,uS .'l VII .,,,,,,e-lv conducted
ave ,iat ~ "e'' ~, u-f' gnu 80 ,oce Win
hei. a, s-c la, n'i proved tnil >.e N's i''- ~
hlnL O.. r III, we're -..,-.
Ls"m : u ..rtf y, .ii' ,'l. - 80 hy ~ A r Ma.
ri ~ 80 a, y. ' ~ I'M 49,, ha, Improperly COM
un The au,oand sohPa ''1, 80. a.. s,.ln Ils add
At Ne"-N orN- Divorce granted '"''"'
tnc mar lgr contract 81, g..fU NJ
C4'.crTs NspHh "a W |'.,, I .'"'. ,b,f b,
married 81 Ne"-i"fA 10 l''v' ~ s ,,,r,,, r.'.,,f
has lnl.r'ncfy cln'o,i'u WI 49, ., ,,.,,.,p
Mary Moore inl a'' '''.'rd -i al ,o, 'p'u' ''
named JiIa - .W' a.. p,".' = -. NJ. ,r,t.
C,"rctffJ -. .f''4i \" g. 80 -. ,,,,l, /,
rec h 49, iN, ,.n I .'.' "a ~ - "Ir.,,.i
wa, T. 49, ~ Inn, u B(le~,e- The ,ompiiut
f.. ,l, be- h., n,.n improperly connected VIII Catherine
L,tcov sarah HUmsilaH. oinfr women bNficr -i'"''"
Eaafutl q. ! ts IS EH-r JlHe' ? 'af'r = ,'..l'
Frpcs X X.uor. s. t.a"fns larssl- 'i r..,...
NV N0rA Do 1875. lv tie Rev. ,ir tochian-i Ne COM
p.i.t ,tae, tlat t. hi'utul uiA. tlrd "NI''" ''
Ann H1'une, 10 f-lli 'iIf'i' N' i''.- 49,. Wv -, -
90 tho 4ff
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W We have in type further interesting inteH'-
ccnce from the Mendians |, is crowded cut TO-
day.
" The Defence OF Alexander Powell appears
IN the NiadisoniaH of yesterday.
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Cash Tailoring Establishment At IL John,reeL and
band general assortment OF Cloths snd
of American manufacture, Of superior style and hnh and
variety Ol coOr, To- which he invite, hr attention those
uko " "a 10 encourage buiacoTss. A,1
f~Hi0r westoi- England wool black fancy colsred
tri, aad Cashmere, snd variety Of fancy Vest
H- ezra rich black Sdtns, &c. Of the best qua ly ali
which wii Do made low 0r cash. shot notice. in tl,
most fashionable style, under lie direction Mr NJ Gay
lord Gate oi the Nrw-Sok Cash Ia orng Establishment
IN tuOn.uce1 who's practical sud mechanical ablit. -,
A. cutter lre universally acknoNi ,i2ed.
Terms cash, and no ahalrm. Il in prices.
a15u ~ GEORGE ANDREWS, Il JoLn-street
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Ing uinoH BDfHg o. Bf4. .itg This aHcle i. .Ir...
r.Dr tor Wasting WoOrrs Linrus Iacss Sik. aut G,i.
co.'s 10 any nov / doe, not contain any grci.et
Tat viii irIure tho lea,i either texture or color nor vii
iJ-re lie Lant., but viii !snder them IT, " lrn done
"i'ihng, 10 engage n sewing II necessary. Fr elrs
pdnt D, nssar By 1hg tL.s ga D. . great pan ~ ne
iufi used p ~ ordinary method ~ Wang uily be- Dis.
p'n'e1 Nth II fo1e when made IN -sr, 81 one pond
each every Der stamp Darugs Universal SOao Ma.
hu'ac'Ory, - imO.-,tre.,. y. Y
orders directed 10 ne proprietor through the Po.i-Ofre
40 ," promptly attended 10 aI delivered IN any part OF
thr Cry.
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= fr. Poindexfer's Custom. House Re.
porf-An EIta may D~ lad AZ our Counter ths day con.
tanning twelve columns tlis choicest and richest o....
of IN, famous Report. Tie E1ir e0nta :. lie uo-t -,
nus charges against Collectors Eoyl a,d Cuu, and n .
trlct Attorney k4Ier. All rsO wish 10 zee h,w - M
Poins hsnds Custom Hens matters will fnd rich reat
ing 10 our Extra. Pnce cen,s.
= Photographic I.ikenesses, by an ianuro.-d
Daguerr-oyp~ prnces-, By VI ID. VAN loan, corner OF
Chaab-rs-sl AMI Broadway. u ais Ian
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y .Trnn.pnrcn. IIniinn Winao~ s.hnarr.

OLIVER " NOODFORD. -, Caiarii.-,i b.. ni.tl, ,r.
nyeneai, 10 receive the 9Th day Of Aptl wo l4r.
nv-er, Transparent window shades, embracing almost
every knd 81 IanHcapes, Swiss, and Italian Views. ~.
aeiir anA PLAN 'es Ff"nci rol, Views n MOONLIGHT
Landscapes Ware. sie scrolls painted ~ bui id Der.
manent on c0ors Families. instead spending ilrf time
~ purchasing second hand article auction an boz .lp.
Piled win Transparent Window Shade. Al d. nihoAng
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THE TRIBU n
MORNING, MAY II, l84s
c..,r.I Clay Committee.-An aeJourne'

- 81 ,b. Conn.tIee viii be- held at National h' O."
.slav Evening. the ll.h d NAY n~Hi, at u O'Clock,
# il particularly requested Tat the wards throughout u
e, viii complete their organization as soon a. c-n'eneh'
IN o,er tina, they may b. fully represented 10 MS 'o
tee At 4, next meeting. -.
Forms Of credentials ior Delegates n ooihi"aN' WIN
resolution passed al he last meeting may oe D
On. Ped.n, or Secretary upon the application Of e Pre-
, NJ the Democratic Clay Clubs formed pursuant to 'h
genera. or. anifa,iOn. 800, -, ..t., $50 tar,
JAMEs r. BErRs, Secretary pro TEN
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% For Editorial on Reputation in
Michigan aud News Items, with an Asso-
citation article on The Passions see First
Page.
o. For an interesting Letter from lndl-
ana. and an account of the stopping Of the
Public Works at Lockport see Last Page.
O. For News by This Mornings Mai!
see next page.
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r Theological Di-cn-.ien.-

THEOLOGICAL Discussion h,irrru Rev. Mr Henson n.fho
dU ari Rev Nr fngas Universal sij held al rtlpi
l.. l. ia January, 1872 Pfice ~ cent.
Nh. .lr - varety ni invrrslis Books Pampi lei.
sc. at tie hs-rlli,t Book E.iaaslment IL. N Furn.
street, bria'cn Nassau ard Roadway IN axLu
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B0Tes contain 2 bar halfdo &C. har Price a.. Der bar
DANIEL :. DAZZLING l31 snts't
between Hg,sDn and b.r-ck.I-.fs.
where may be had wLolesale ADD RENAL. milo iva
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II The SPEECHES oF Hos. THoMss MaRsHALL on AGO
Lol and fntempersnce and Fashionable "neD mixing -
vered at te Broadway 1abernacl the evenngsoi Ma,
and 2 reported Tor the NcwYork Tribune, ami put 'ie'
IN a Pamphlet for sale al this Office. Price q
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y Stranger, Do you ssnt BoCts auf SiOcs '-If 90
20 10 >crhuer CO. Gr8t Catarne Boot AMI sio Mar
act - Catar 4, corner ut Nlnoe where yO cdl md
TIE ar2~'t ani be,t a.rret you ever saw and Al pr .
o-yer before equalei. J-.t try il. IN mktu
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? nr. Poinde.ter'. Ca.iom.uou.e u..

~ For ice assortment Of char warranted SEE adse,
ssuienl In another column u CaLsrine-si q, as Ia
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= New Carpet Store.

u New Carpet storc.--The subscribers beg
leave inform their iTleg.s and the public generally
that they have Just received new and fresh nck OF Goods,
consisting OF tdrptung, Ol.Clolhs Rugs, Mating, Drug
GETS BliLes. &c. with other article connected VITA
Tie trade which they otter Ia the public ~ the lowe cash
prices. without pretending 10 sell IS per cheaper Than
any else but VIII guarantee Ia sell ~ low one
for cash. Those wishing to purchase whl do We'll Ia call
and examine stock, where tey will mud The most choice
patterns and the best Ot coors.
WEBB & MANNING,
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y The Proceeding Of the National Coa'e"uoH io' ''
Protection Of American Interests convened IN III" CITY o.
Ne, York. April s. 1872 FOR SAL At this Office Prce = CO.
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. y DarIing,. TniyrrsmI sonp for W.sh.

D'ci0r Io"ncTs Lecture on Astronomy, Ei,cn0ty,
l. .i AM Sound, steam NtyeaiDs. kc Sc. :. PUBLISH,
md may he hal 81 tbs olhce. Prcc II Gems. ~ usD
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. I:nIph q. HmckIand. NLtomey anl 90

Il Eniph y. BuckIand, Attorney and Counsel
Tor at Law, LoNrr Sandushy Ohio, VIII attend 20 TIE
business ot bis profession and 10 Land Agency u the North
all NortitW Counties OF Ohio and IN Tie /
: Courts for the District of ohio and viii give sct aitcn
uou To Collections
Refer 70 lion. h. whiilesey Washington. ID. e., Hon. J.
". Aien. CeaNellnd. Dhoi Mcssrs. Robertson, Eaton
Co. Ila.uck CO and Kent kenuan Go. New -Nork; J.
:. oinse l.. >andu>Ay; ChapmanA IlarkucS Bellevue,
OHIO. ~ al lWeOd'
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GREAT RELIc.-The iJll0wing ], ihe copy Of a lslter
uLch accOmpaue, Tooth ri the Father Of our Country
Cen George Warrington which IN the pose,On Of NJ.
G. " Peaie and can BE- zen Al Lls Oi Curiosity Shop"
No. ~. Brsadway.
sIE. The enclosed tooth wa, tlAen from the head OF
Cen Naslin.t0 by my father during tie Revolutionary
War, snd gwen by TN u At hs death. thought (,
b-s 70 give % ysg, tn public gt e~l 4nxou. 10 -
tn-qefhap, the Oaly relic = tn Father OF BIZ Country
ELIZABETH JANE PERRY
Daughter NJ the ate J0hs O.g0od. Dent a.
Mr. Eubeus Pea.e.-serf -. l1sL
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U,m;iic-. r,onrdi1g r.ou.c.. uo,ci- aud

Stcan,bonI.. Who may be using a large amount %,
Bread Cake, Crackers. Pastry ~ ~i md u 1 th,i ai.
vantage 10 call At Il Bakery ot the subscriber, whore "l
De- found the Icet AMI best variety ct the above articles
n tie city such prct, the PRESENT low stale oi ihr
mai et Will warrant Faml.c, VII bee ,uppied within
r,.ona e I'm Is OF the house. art an order, pJnc,uay
sent IN my mart of Tie citv BENZ r. HOWE,
a}0 % ~ Broadway, cor. o. llJ~ari t
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u The body Of an unknown man was found il
the East River yesterday the foo, OF Clinton-si
T Nelson was marked on b. clothing.
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l. An Exhibition u thr Pupil %, the NSu-N 1fk
Instruction OF the Deai and Oluh VIII l
held the broadway 'mscle on Thursday. Wr l-1
inst Al httpaN O'Clock =. VI Tickets of adGlI,,uHu1y
hai "a tie Bookstore, OF VI. ". Dodi, Brch Church
Chapel Sax on Miles, - Broadway, Roe lockwood, II
Buaiway, AM % the door OF Tabernacle the hour of
Exhibition Tickets, al l1 cents, sod Tor hr purpose
of d. ynS the nect >,ary expenses Cergymtn an1 teir
tamil viii De furnished application at the above named
places,
Nv order cfthe Committee OF Arrangements
myln3+ "a H. 2. PEET, secretary.
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u The citizens Of Danye Co. Pa. favorable
to the election of HESAy CLAY to the Presidency
in 1874, are to hold County Convention on the
| 18th inst
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% \ great meeting of the Planters Of Louis-
ana, and especially of those interested in the cul
ture Of the sugar cane j. to be held at Donaldson
vile, La. on the 10th INST. 10 devise measure. "a
revive this almost PROSTATE branch Of the Interests
of rhn CnmfrN
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- French Langunge.-MANESscN

= Ircnch ERngUnyc.-NANL>t = VhN
AND PRACTICAL Sh~It I'm earD Morning tla.,
hr Genfltucu forming aui " 10 commence 100 i'N lays
Grnt,r On wishing To join. requested to cal and leave
their aG4rrs>
4 asw Lal.c,' CIa,, WI also commence M Few days.
rom q io 7 n he afternoon
Priyar. Instruction. gNvh der ~ the LAY.
l. MANE>CA ~ RAND. No. - tmnklnstre-i,
81 ia near broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11

Mr. K ~ At~el here PresrRed ~ return from three
district. o. IN, >Kh W1r-as ne evidence o, ms elecio0-
40 -turns having 5een made for the Frst District The
Mayor .ad be had already gwen his opinion TO lh. mat
ter and be should administer the oath Mr. AtweL
NJ 4fr,lL-I 30 MT a. 10 b. .WOrn shall take my
.cai anL rote-a. Layr alreaIy ven sNorn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-11

u la Washington Co. Pa. on the 9th instant
Thomas NJ. T. Mckcnnan was nominated the Wing
candidate 10 represent; that district in Congress,
in the place of the late Hon. Jos. Lawrence He
has often represented the district, and was never
vet beaten.
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. Jayue'- Hair Tonic.-From he somm~ry.e

EJayne'- Hnir Gonie.-From he Samnsryile
y. - Nuiz .->sue time s.4c- called un0g Mr. n Ma
>or, Ut -ummersile ior DR. JAYNE. c..ebra-a Hair Tom
cured one Jolr and applied contents according 10 the
"irecIi0fS Nsen te bottle ~, rIag.tet di.coyerI m
ny gr. surprise and satisfaction that tie yoltg lair a..
starting anasomely; therefore purchas~.l another no
nal us'' u'r bottles and now, compensation nv lar
= a. tsk A. ever. AID What is more ~ forns n,, b,l
nrss va, not occa,loned BY Sfk ess in which ca. tore .
greater hope restoration, but hereditary
JAS o. ROGERS Metholi.f NJ mixer
hWH H. lsii Mount H0reb, Sumuer.t Co " J.
q, snI ~ t.e agents. A. Il. Il d. SANDS Druggis,, 70
Fe'n tornrf Of GOdstret, 100 Fnitonstree, 2j Brr
way and n East Broadway Price 81. ~ an La
~ NHseo's uiseeiinnies, Critical snd Msoe-
r>N-ys, by Christopher North fProi~sor lson.)
Nnl, * NO. ) 20 pub ,bei and Tor ssle IoW by
~ Dan ION NE"htN, cor. Fulton and Aassanss
Lord Racon's. Wsrks.-rhe works OF Frsn-
"h lle OF the author by Ba,l Montague. Esq soi,
tDya. 80 N portrait jest received too sale y
DAYTON SEWMAN, cr Fulton and Nsssau-.t.
II Saratoga Natsrs.-NedciHai Waters OF the
tn.Dn, C0ngTs-, Pavilion, anf Iodine Springs, ntly
o. ian r'-s FROM the sprngs Poy sale Wholest. ard
retail, by DAVID sands = Co, emt, n Eat Broadway
corner Market street NIL rms
II PARTICULAR OIICs-Tbose pe-sons hsyn.
furniture OF asy DESCRIPTION to dispose vino brrak
ny up Housekeeping Ni .eady Any psrsn
all Of their goo'is by -nne their adire, csing
Vfon the sgDscrser 6ooi. u any amount par based.
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