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Vice ChanccllOrs' Court.

JUNE H.-DEcIsIoNs--Cha,Yes G. Handy vs.
DicsSs. Sandfoa.-A bill was filed by complainant
setting forth various grievances, and the has
been twice tried A third is at hand, at which the
wee Chancellor said the complainant would have
advantage OF the views presented in the decision at
the Supreme Court, and be enabled to present his
claims. The principal object of the present bill is to
Obtain relef from contract on the ground OF fraud
The Court, review of the case, has not been
able 10 find the allegation supported Bill dismissed
with costs to defendant.
Aibot 4. Martin vs.. Job l.. Rack.-An applica-
ton made on behalf of Mr.. John l.. Graham,
To be paid the Of rent due to him on house
No. 2l5 Blocker street, and occupied by Mr.. b.
The application is sainst Simon p. Huff, areceiver,
who was appointed, and who took into his posses
SION the property in the house. Mr.. Graham got
ont landlords warrant, but the property had been
placed on carts by direction of Mr.. Huff who is an
officer previous to the distress warrant being served
by Mr.. Ramsay on Mr. Graham's behalf. The ques-
ton is, had Mr.. G.. right to take it from the pos
session OF Mr. Huff, under the law which auihorises
landlord to follow furniture for 80 days. The re-
Gently decided case by the Supreme Bourt. of FRS
bee VS.. Thaycr, reported in 25th Wendell, (sad the
Vice Chancellor,) comes directly in point A land
lord is not entitled TO recover from creditor who
has lawfully obtained Possession Of the proper
ty and removed il off the premises previous to the
distress warrant being served. Prayer Of the petit
toner dismissed, with costs, TO be taxed.
Harriet ID. Crmger and others vs. Ed,card G Hail.
day and othcrs.-This was demurrer to complain
ants bill in relation TO the appointment of trustees
10 will. The Vice Chancellor observed that the
demurrer well taken, and ordered that it be
overruled with costs, and that defendants have 20
DAYS 10 answer.
Peter Gudrd Stnyrcsam vs. RotcidM Davies
Motion to set off the costs due TO the complainant
on an action Tor clccment In the Superior Court.
The Vice Chancellor considered that he was enti-
tied to the sc-on, and made order to that effect.
John ". Hammosiey, vs.. jeremiah Collins, Geo.
p. Bache, and ofh0s.--A motion is made on the
part of the complainant to compel Mr.. Bache 10
complete purchase at a masters sale, or that the
property be resod account of the purchaser. Or
dered, that the subject be referred back TO Wm
Mitchell, Esq, one of the Masters in Cbancery, to
the defendant Bache, and that unless the same shall
be paid within ten days after the confirmation Of
the masters report together with the costs, that the
master proceed to resell, charging the defendants
with the difference, &c.
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Before The Recorder, Judges Noah, Lynch, and AL
derInan Davis.


derman Davis
WILLIAM SLuER, Esq. Acting District Attorney
JUNE H. Rcccipiae Stolen Goods-Jom A. Market
was tried for being the receiver of stolen goods,
knowing The same to have been stolen, viz a watch
chain, seal, and key, worth sos, and which had
been stolen from Peter Hampton, OF No. 100 Canal
street, on the 10th of last month, by woman,
named Catharlne Ho1. and sold to the accused for
-. The woman, lIo1, acknowledged the taking
the watch, on being arrested, and selling it TO Mar
kct NJ rket also. acknowledged that he bought
the properly when before the Grand jury giving
81 for it, and selling for $5, but that the watch
was broken. This declaration Of the accused was
testified to by Mr.. Sheldon, who was foreman
of the Grand Jury nj the time the bill of indictment
found against her for the offence of stealing the
watch.
Mr.. HAMPTON testified TO the watch being stolen
from him
For the defence, girl named Mary Brick was
called and testified that the watch was given TO
Catherine ion, and not stolen and Catherine test
fed 10 the effect stating that she received 1t
from Hampton, with whom che had been on terms
of intimacy of that character over which il is fit 10
throw veil, her evidence being improper Tor pub
LEGATION.
Witnesses were called to prove the good charac-
ter of the accused, and the jury, under all the
circumstances in the case, found the accused not
guilty.
court TO be arraigned, amongst whom was Richard
Nobbs. indicted for the murder Of the boy James
Price but the Court directed him 10 be sent 10 the
over and Tcrminer, where he must be tried
Grand Lorceny.-CaiherIne IIoff was then put on
her trial indicted for stealing the watch, &c, from
Mr. Hampton, the subject matter of the previous
trial.
Mr. HAMPTON, as in the other case, testified TO
losing the watch, which was taken out of back
room in his house, and missed soon after the accu-
scd had left, and who had been into his store on an
Grand and on his finding her dwelling, accused
her OF the theft and she conducted him 10 Markets
where she had sold IT, on his promise not TO prose-
cute her.
Macy Brick was also called for the defence in this
case, to prove that the watch was brought TO the
lodgings of the accused, in Orchard street. by the
prosecutor. and by HIM given to her on tho occasion
of one Of the several visits that he paid her. The
jury found the prisoner not guilty.
ADMITTED 70 PRAcTrcE.-On motion OF Mr.
Doughcry, William l.. PraIl was admitted TO prac-
tce az an attorney and counsellor at law IN TINS
court
Adjourned to tomorrow (this day. at ii O'Clock.
UNwrrcoME vIsrroR.--Jack Frost all over the
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IIoRErBLE.--On Friday last, son of Jonas Pen
nebakSr, OF this vicinity, aged 2 years, 3 month";
and u days, was found dead in the saw mill, which
had been left only tor few moments by its father,
mutilated in ashocking manner, it's right arm sawed
of in two places, and the left nearly severed with
the saw, and tshead horribly laceraied and bruised.
having fallen into the pin of the saw mill.-M,@'"-
t0rn Spu.
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OCULISTS.
THE EYE.
)K. WHEELER, CCULTST,
JNFLANlED, DISEASED And WEAK trts-pr

INEIh;AANMED, DISEASED AND WEAK EIEs.-DR.
resree,Iy informs the public, in consequence OF his
practice having become enlarged great an extent
NJ to s after winch hours si hs , isasS oua
v NCStTbiI IL that the hndeas Of
neurabe We, he has eradicate the disease and
s sS sss' %o wse
So E M Of e
a. enables hir w!,h s?ndsnse g er the Afflicted WIZ may
e s e,s Of h Il, u ss
ssilites being emneD. fo' bis success scientific
%
and spocks, removed without sur,cal o,~Istion
S L K "A B | s M u S,
Commonly csleu Squirting, aud CATAI,ACTS safely re
moyedin few minatcswitt seaeeiy Inconvenience
TO save trggb, eorre:ronds,ss Informed thai, letters
sddesssd 70 D. Wheel will not b. aAen from the
,T Ths ru%Ser q which bsenc,s y Dr.
Ssid upon S,si: sas,5s Of s.e
ndcss Which patients have offered 10 hun Of SsS own ac
cord hs sesets the following ha, he more
ss% T,: e. NJ Ell @
fellow the benefit which they have received from Dr.
TO DR.. Wheeler, ocust 80 GIscn~iea St.
Hey Know the high estimation in whi'% RoG yea as an o
tho sss upon rs, ne a
this written avowal of great 70 You
'hs @ hs sI 1hG was sS
& d OF 'ps soul n asi
ever obtaining any rsmsdy for her and he more specially
cured
cordially heartily thank for your highly successful exer
''A'' 0''' MARTfN WATERS, ila.IIammersley St
low ns Sps p Co., Of s
es esa
sS s~fH'' and
IN witness whereof make depos,on, under OATH to its
Truth 'aS xsEs IL g. THhsE IS ID Avenue
Sworn before me, the 3Oth day Of March isis.
-. -, - Nassau street.
seei sss, s ss With e ss E ssy
sssd a. ss s. s.
rich street. who has entirely restored HI; ,iyhs powell
s Subscribed and sworn to before ,h. s day March,
enra!S s Ss@ 1s Mrs. 81 c..h.rn.
street being duly sworn, says that she short time suffered
e 8 SsSsISsf si
81. s "a told he. ssr !: in
ss' whose kind and is S$SS I'M $ifTEFs
Sworn before me- IBIS a ,sh p a'S . Of A la' Deeds.
MY and county ofNew York:
Mr. y Cady, IS High street, Providence, II. J., being duly
sworn says that hs totally blind in his left eye for
the OF the blindness cataract that he applied
tn DR.. Wheeler, Ocust of 20 Greenwich street who Thy
operation attended by very little pain and enence and
circumstances he esls his duty his gratitude the
Doctor for the estmabe benefit which his skill has conferred
upoa him. 9. CADY.
Swora before me, this 25,h day fAprl 1852
GEORGE IRELAND, Jr. Com. Deeds.
Nassau street.
On Tie 9th OF last MONTH Placed my little daughter three
S sas s St sns 't
To the sstonishment Of all who knew her her sight perfectly
restored and her eyes we In hope OF leading others
the be.sing that have enjoyed voluntarily make
this statement under oath.
CHRISTOPHER BURNS,
Grand street, corner Of Thompson street.
Sworn to before me. this esh day Of April, 1872
w. X. BEEsE, Com. Deeds,
milo im*r al Nassau street
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NOTICES..
orrIcE or THE AuBuRr & RocH

orFicE THE AuBuRr RocHEsrgn II. II. Coz
Canlndiisra, June 2, 1872
Semi Annual Dividend Of Five will be paid the
~ Capital Stock Of this Company the first day Of July
Shareholders whose Stock is registered in the City Transfer
State Of New YORK. the City Of New York; and those
whose Stock registered in the City will be paid their
Divide nj at this Office.
BY order of the President and Directors.
jc5tojylr CHAS SEYMOUR, Treasurer.
NOTICE TO CLERKS, and all pc whose busI-
them to be constantly their ectBy calling
the old exclusive Boot Store W Chathamstreet they
he accommodated with the valuable article ROGERS ME-
TALIC ELASTIC HEEL BOOTS warranted in Every par
cuar asj the Of the ordinary Boot The fol-
lowing Of the advantages the Elastic Heels have
Finthe elasticity adds greatly the durability Of the
Boot
Secondly-They make noise in walking upon the pave
ment
ThirdlyThev prevent Boots from running down the
heel.
Fsur,hy-They enable the walk with much less
fatigue.
FhhIyThey do carpets do nailed
heels
Srthly-Thcy be with comfort by those having
tender feet
usual constantly hand all kinds Of Boots at wholesale
and retail at manufacturers prices. jeGlm,c
T, NGRAvlNG BY THE OMNIGRAPH MACHINE
IL BURR, JONES & CO.. i92 Broadway, corner Of John
street. prepared all kinds Of Maps Charts,
Plans and Surveys, work Of that class in the beau
tfu with unparalle led xpediton, and prices far be
low those charged for similar work executed BY hand engav
ne-he cost Of fine steel plates not exceeding Lii
Geographic work.
N. BSpccimens Of the work done by the Oungrsph can
bs lined ar he in Brolh rnoJ1Im
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Wholesale and Retail FURNITURE and General FIR
nisAing Warehouse, No. 81 Chatham street, cor

tFnoeSdte ana hetdu FURNITURE ana General Ffu-
nisaing Warehouse, No. 81 Chatham street, cor
ner of Duane street, Mem York.
WHERE he keeps for sale large of the follow
w articles Sidehoard Bureaus Bedsteads Cots
Tables Chairs, Office and Portable Desks Glass Cases Book
Gases Looking Glasses, Dining Centre Tea and Pier Tables,
Pianos Sofas Sofa Bedsreads Beds Bedding Paeaster Mat
essss Csreets Oi Cloth. Mating and Fire Irons Wash
Ssands boot Tables Iande s,ds. Bureau Bedsteads
Also, barge assortment Of and women's Wearing A-
paIel, and second handed.
All the above articles offered 10 the p~bc
low Persos OF said articles would find
their advantage 10 make early call the above establish
menf.
shortest reasonable Mattresses Bedding,
&c: Tor httins out vessels, constantly on hand -
All orders 10 the above establishment will be pslctually
tepled 10 and nkully received.
NJ B.Tbe highest prices will be given for Second Hand
Furniture, and Genemen's and Ladies' off Cothnk.
a22 6msr
TOSEPf pECKOVER Fancy Cabinet Maker Mathernai-
ca Nautical Instrument Case Manufacturer 800 Water
straei New York
Chronrns,rr boxes Of su. make barometer hcrmom.
eter an' quadrant sesii Surveyors surgical dentist and
neiiece clock, gun and pistol of all descrton da.
Apparatus and cne chests rods of
Length and make All Kinds of fancy work. made of the
best mete,'ak an! workmanship, warranted
Ecaih< description executed with
uIaity and displch Flcnch polishing and vanishing.
Manuctor IN g. rasleabues Establishment, between Do
street sed Peck slip.
Mess r. @. w Blunt, corner of Water street and Dun
ling slip
Mr. A. Mrgsrey, 100 Water street.
Mr.. Demi!t, 239 Pearl street mis- imsc
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
TO PAPER MAKERS.

pERSEE BROOKS, No. 81 Liberty street, between
Broadway and Nassa. street New York import direct from
the Manufacturers the following articles, viz
Bleaching Powder of Boyd Sons make-warranted for
uniformity and strength, equal this country Great
Britain, and for the sale OF which they sole agents the
United States.
English Cy Hinder Machine Fcting very superior quality
90. 40, IS, CO, ~, aad "a inches wide.
Dryer Felts of strong fabric and Of widths usually
qurrd.
Blue Smalis divmg the agency OF the Sutton Ccmpapy's
In quantities.
Wires for Fon ncr and Cylinder Machines
from the purcst aio, JicketsWet and Press Feits.
lulP Screens Nos: ], ?, 3 of brass metal.
Orders Tor any 81 the above articles together with Foreign
and domestic rags Soda Ash, Vitro Alum Irvine. Sc. &C.,
vii, meet with pfo.dt attention m 3lc
NEW GUITAR MUSlC-iiEOKGE ii. DERWORT,
~ professor Of tie suitlr No 1873 Canal opposite the
ST. JOHNS church has the honor his friends and the
public that lac has iuhcd variety of and popular
ST. arranged with easy accompanments for guitar.
MI w. wall ast and for orchestra,
guu'r and other Instruments and give instructions
teurs ON The rlano fNrie aud violin.
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. sA ;,oJ 80 So, x &c., ~. A.


AND WALES.
DERsONS DESTROYS q making engagements for friends
cngrae from the Old Country the United Stacs and
bo may wish to fos them despatch and comfortable &C
|ommodations, will find II their apply the sub
cnber who at all tunes prepared make such
nens as VIII gxaranee satisfaction The vessels
bis line all Of the first Glass; Of which leaves Lycuso
Feeky consequently all delay the port Of embsson
voided ~ hos always been customary with this line when
ho settled for decline coming out, the money re-
|tndej wihou deduction. Passage per from the
rious ports of Ireland and Scotland likewise be
hlrcd
For further particular. spplyto
SAMUEL THOMPSON
Old Established Passage Office IA Pearl st.
Orto
c. GRIMSTIAW & CO.
. 10 Goree Piszxis Liverpool
EXCHANGE drafts sight, and for any amount ca likewise
furnished the Nations, Bank Of Ireland Northern Rank
p 90, Nsuona BANK Of fspec
I've branches also r. G. Gyn Co.. Bankers, London
hj tir'lnshaw 10, Lucrpoc' mo msc
|kE6H PASSAGE FOR LoNDON-FIrsl Packct.-The
tkFxf splendid packet snip ROYAL SOVEREIGN, CAPT.
Walker sails positively ath Of June, her regular
~ Having very superior accommodations for vabis,
bud cabin, and ceaze passengers low Tor passage
ry application should be mndc board foot Of old slip or
Wa J. +. TAPSCOTT
Ie2r 10 Peck slip, below South ST.
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UNwErcow vIsToR.-Jack Frost all over the
country. lie has visited nearly every orchard and
garden north of Mason and Dixon's line.
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DRY GOODS, &c.
SHIRTS.

SHIRTS.
LIMITED STATES SHIRT MASUFhCTORY, II vii
liam stre.s, cow,r of Liberty. NJ Notice !. hereby
Mercuts aud traders general that the prorrctos
the above establishment have adopted method OF
featuring which enables them sell their shifts cheaper
th,n any other house in this city This viii be
affirmed by the list Of prices as ollows:-
Per Doz.
Fine Muslin Shirts with Linen Bosoyns and Collars, 81 80
Do stitched in the Bosom and Collar 800
Do Co,ored patcrny large sizes. zoo
Also, large quantity Of Bosoms and Collars constantly
hand. which wifi he offered cheap fo cash. M m
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STRAW GOODS.

n, BENNETT importer and manufacturer Of Italian and
English Straw Goods respectfully informs his customers
that he has removed his establishment from 80 William and 6
Patt John where he continues keep splendid
and extensive Of ladies' son,ble Straw Goods,
French English Dunstabes, aen Ruands fine Tuscars,
Fancy Shelworks, Prince Albert Strsws, &c. sc:
Also, an entirely article, the White Siberian Hair
Bonnet for the all the styles yet intro
duccd being extremely light beautiful, white and durable
mil tpAIp
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MILLINERY GOODS.

CARL KING, the well known and ceIsbrasd Mi!lasry and
Ladies s'y SUak MNs" ~ ENd2A Hi Majesty the
Sss e
most fascinating h AZ SsfIgPi .e So FIX
s Sa Ssy s s' as9 syi s,is e; ss
the Albert s'''" !" dyT iEfEHSfv iGTSRx "
e. + T sas .n ah ansa %
Those who wish convince themselves call at No. 50
ois's n.iF s'Ssa. DFs. :'''i
s's ys and nd can b pu5cnssS = sss ?, his
:; sss's%ssr %st II, o 3, GEas bSo|t
SKIM me- and e and very r scsbo
si Ss as Ets IN s ss CT s.
That BIS s s % ten D to T ss SsSw NV 0
and as,s kept Tor each customer. there difficulty
ss SSSS @ sss
Pumps Slippers ios i T%zTEsSs q. Sss
- FRENCH IMPORTED CATERS or all co
ors Of Fashon; French boots and patent leather
isSs' y ss. 1"S SS%
and s. ger pair sn' Is, shGs. ,.d 70 % .sS ~ scp pdf
ladies' "a s and sHen cs s,s ter boots, s. su @
Suln s" AMI % 3 % I good is'
good of the above articles a t2 Canal street.
hudson 81 street, :, wsiisr's - " mis- .e
WEBBs IMPROVED BURNERS, at se,ep,y.hse yer
w cent less than eretofore The subscriber has now on
hand general nsort ri the imported Burner which ,,
offers the above reduced price, oera discount at
lowed all dealers. Best quey OF Camysne ~ ~ cem ~
gallon. Crmphorsted Gas IS cents slI ana nsshne 'o
So"'e"e'" W. ~ ' JAMES KINDS.
NBAn kinds Of Ls ALTERED s,0nred gait and mad rsTa,ed
HAVANA AND PRINCIPE SCARS
M RAIDER &c Chatham street has Teceived by the Hsies
III on ,oo of his celebrated La Norma Seears also
bc,ut; lot Of superior No,a and Perez Principe SeSars
which ne oeu for sale a. ressonsele pces lel lm-c
a NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE
n CTIEAP-Thc type, cases, impong stone nc NC, OF
complete daily Newspaper eahi'shme' Tor sis The tyne "a
shout 1000 copies " ere struck Of. Inquire Of
JAMES CONNER, Type Founder,
jcellc corner Of Ann and Nassau sts.
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THE SHIELDED VICTORIA
SHAWL AND'DIAPER PIN.
NEW and important article for in the nursery and
n fastening ladies' shawls cloaks SC. patented in the
United States and Europe, for sale, wholesale by W. H.
CARY Co. 1876 Pearl street. New York, and by the paen-
tee, at the manusctory, 1i6 Jay ST. BrooIfyn.
aud needle stores and dealers in fancy articles
nlied on liberal terms. NIL lmsr
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PIANO FORTES

MANUFACTUREDb by A. H. GALES CO, late N. Y
1sA Forte CoPurchasers invited their
extensive stock before elsewhere their Msuufac
tory aud Ware Rooms Third Avenue Of Thirteenth
street.
N. u. Prices o suit the times. je1 I'm sins
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SUMMER STOCKS.

SCARFS, CRAVATS, AND GLOVES,
lust RECEIVED, rich supply of the above articles, con-
ssing Of very light and elastic stock, expressly for the
summer months Also Scahs and variety.
A large assortment Of Silk, Thread Cotton and IIosin
Glovesat the old establishment al Broadway between Park
Place and Murray street
PARsELLs, Agent for J. AGATE,
~ b. Constantly hand extensive assortment Of Linen
and Muslin Shirts Linen Dress Fronts Linen Collars Under
,,rrnp a.. &c. mil Inns m
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BOOK BIN d. N G

PAPER RULING.
II IRELAND No. iso Nassau street, h,yiny entire new
IL stock OF Bindin. Tools and Ruling Machinery the
latest and most approved patterns prepared execute
all orders IN the most durable and handsome manner
Merchants Account Books and all other kinds of Bankwork
lcd and bound 70 any patterns, and in style thai wnaaei
~ satisfaction. Any work done r~he Eng
lid: mode If required as H. has had long experience both
FOR sALE-Two second hand Copperplae Presses Ar
ply IS above IN IL Ina
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PAPER HANGINGS.

MI a. HOWELL & CO, 97 Pearl street, are now receiv
VI ing from their rlila lecturers New Brunswick,
envr at Paper III Borders
and most approved patterns and styles, suited the city and
courty trade which they oIer dealers the manusc-
tory prices
Also their usual variety of French Paper Borders, Fire
sru Prints, Views, &c.
The beg! wosmrn 10 ru IarcT in of the city
be had Al the shortest notice. ai3 codlmsr
kADDE, 32y Broadway J'ir's Now Manual Of Home-
ps'lc Practice, edited, with by A. Gerald Hull
NJ d.. second Amcr,ean from the tid Paris edition. This
dispensable book hnmepsts complete 2vol.
Price IN paper Ss-s full bound copy 81.
Tie Family Guide tho Administration Of Homeopathic
Remedies third edition. froo, the second London edition. with
aiions-rrce IS cents
Popular Considerations Hommra,ha--by WIN. Cullen
Bryant ESD, delivered before the New York HOMEOPATHIC
cicty Dec. %, lsi--plce lsM cents.
AiSo ist pnisied, Hydraulics, Manuel of the Water
Cure yracel by Vincent Picssni,r ia Geesberg com
med and translated from ME writings of Charles und d.
stel, D. b. scel, and other Iractitioners by Francis
GIaeter--Price Sl-neatly bound
This little neatly printed bookcouains exposition in whit
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TO THEL ADDE'S.

III l. T1E LhDlED.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY GOODS-The prorre-
Miss KING, daughter Of the celebrated Csr KIM,
for sale select and choice Of Millinery
Goods for the spring trade yet presented to the a
lie, both regards the quality and chespness Of the articles
The assortment consists of the following - -
The celebrated Sill HAT. CALLED CAroTTE DOR
SHED SILK, ENTIRELY NEW AND ORIGINAL
sTYLE---And Lawn Hats do do-An entire new style
Hats called
MODINE CAPACITIES, ELSSLER
COTTAGE"
and English FANCY STRAWS, of the finest
ture, in great variety.
THE fropreess respectfully soic the ladies favor her
with call her elegant and varied stock of Mil
lney for themselves, before they purchase elsewhere, it
will be them and adv
regards the variety and quality Of the goods.
MISS 8. KING, Magazine de Modes.
MID ms 2q3l. broadway.
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III e ERA LID OF THE les.

tiny resulted, we have no doubt, from young
sponcer's having entortained tho ncw-langed
motions ofliberly, that are every where So rife.
The course pursued by Siumm, the Bay State
Democrat, and other kindred papers, in teach
iog that the right of the people to resist oI
change government at pleasure, is not to be
questioned, has proved fearinlly fruitful of ma
ny, if not most Of the alarming outrages that
are daily committed upon life aud property, all
over the land and the ocean.
Commander Nc Kenzie's conduct, when the
mutiny was discovered, is worthy ofall praise,
aud il our Government admitted Of Royal hon.
ors, and we had the power TO confer them,
ALEXANDER SLIDELL Nc KrSzIE should be
kniglted this day.
Had Capt. Nc Kcnzio been commander Of
the forces in the Arsenal, when Dorr and his
troops were arrayed in front Of it, on the night
Of the l7th of May last, the work would have
been short and decisive.