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MARRIED,

AZ Rockville on Tuesday l7th instant, by the Rev
Mr. Gil's, Mr.. JoHS p. WHEELER, Of the Treasury
Department 10 Miss Ans May, darghterof De i|''
Cob T f. w. Nnson, Of Montgomery county, 1lHg
land.
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MAErrVIQuE AND GUADALoPE.-By the latest ac-
counts, every thing was very quiet in these island,
and business very dull-but little shipping there b,
I- generally the case in the hurricane months.
Ia Ponta-Pcter the people were building Slight
wooden houses in place Of those destroyed by llc
earlhquakc--that, aud the apprehension Of omaaCl
patton Of their negroes by the French Goyernmcu'
has quite discouraged them from making costly ard
permanent Improvements.
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Col. Richard NJ. Johnson arrived at Boston Thur,
day afternoon. lie attended the cattle show at Nu'
ccster on Wednesday. Gov. Morton and other be-.
tluguished gentlemen also present. The Culo-
mel received very cordial reception in Boston, lie
met by a deputatlon of his friends at the juno
ton of the Western avenue and Charles street. A
procession was formed under escort OF the Auc.lt
and Honorable Artillery Company, which marched
through the principal streets to the United STATE,
Hotel, where he Is TO remain while in that city.
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Lose lRoS CuAN.-Thcrc arc over four thousand
mile, OF railroad IN this country, With the double
rails over ton thousand miles in length. Il world
reach across the Atlantic more than three timc,.
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From he NJ Y Commercial Adreriier.

a ROYAL WARDROBE 1t is de ,iguen, as the
French say, for the newspaper chronicers Of royal
movements and doings, especially when the royalty
Is feminine, TO describe infinitely least The outw ard
and visible equipments Of the royal person the robe
the headdress, the bonnet, the broad ribbon of the
garter, the pearl necklace, the diamond schumacher
sc. &c Occasionally, too, it leaks out that certain
large packages and trunks borne along in the row
al train, filled with changes Of raiment for the ROYAL
lady and, IN short, divers lnlimatons afforded
Iat the maintenance of the royal wardrobe is mat
ter attended with much care, and probably no small
amount Of expenditure OF course no loyal subject
would venture TO hint even at the royal establishment
Of more interior belongings those unnamcable gar
mens which ladies' wear butneyer mention and il i,
only by some chance indiscretion of French niog-
chande de modes that the newspsper-readng public
gets hint touching the material and fashion Of o,a
petticoats, SC &c sc.
But in Older times there was less mystery observed
in regard TO these matters notable instance where
Of we find in Miss Stricklands Life of Queen Ehza-
beth 1t seems that when his daughter Mary
born to :" bluff King Hal" a certain Lady Bryan
was al pointed governess to the child, and that the
Kings other children, as they came into the world
was likewise placed under her superintendent. But
when Anna Boleyn was put to DEATH her daughter
Elizabeth declared Illegtmate, and, though con
unued under the charge Of Lady Bryan she was
longer treated as scion OF royalty. II may easily
be supposed, therefore, that her personal comforts
were not very jealousy attended to and have
evidence OF the fact IN letter written by Lady Bry
an TO Cromwell, Henry the Eighth's Minister when
Elizabeth was three years old. The extract is cu7
rous, as well in its exhibition Of lack linen poverty
IN It's enumeration of the apparel then thought
cessary for an infant.
"Now it is so, my Lady Elizabeth is put from that
degree she was aiore and what degree she is at (of
now, know not but by hearsay. Therefore know
not how TO order her, myself nor none Of he's
that ! have the rule of-(that is, her women and
grooms j beseeching you 10 be good Lord 10 my
Lad n hers kp IN hay me
raimeutn
She has neither gown, nor kirtle, (sp,) nor pet
ucoat, nor no manner of linen, nor frsmocks, (dly
chemises,) kerchiefs, rails, (night dresses
nor body stitches, (corsets, nor kandkercheis nor
sleeves nor mufies (mob caps,) nor biggeus, might
caps All these her Grace must take. ! have driven
of long as can, that by my troth an drive it eft
no longer. Beseechng you, my Lord, that ye viii
see that her Grace may have that which is needlul
for her. as my trust is that ye will don
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wAsnlScroN, September o.. 1sl3

-,
GENTLEMEN;-I received in due course Of mail
an invitation signed by nearly GOO of the citizens of
Cincinnati and Hamilton county, to visit that city al
some ume during the present month Your names
being upon the list take the liberty TO nycy through
you, to the slgncrS my sincere thanks for this mani
iestatipn of their respect BE pleased to make
known To them the deep regret which have expcfi-
cnced at my inability to avail myself of their %, lite
invitation TO Wit tie Queen City Of The West and
TO shake each OF them by the hand. Circumstances
over which have had but little CONTROL have denied
me this great pleasure
fully concur with them in the importance Of a
free interchange Of opinion between the Chief Ma
gsfa,e ana TIE people OF oil parts Of our widely ex
fenced country. lie would thereby acquire more
intimate knowledge Of their wants and would he en-
abled 20 make their wishes the foundation of M,
course of policy and at the same time 80 TO admins
ter the Government a. 10 reconcile all copAt ting in
terests and opinions. In country so vast in extent
II Is not TO be expected but that sectional difference,
will sometimes arise. They can only be reconclled
10y The adoption OF moderate couuscs which shall dis
regard oil extreme opni rs, and while yielding no.
Thing of principle, shall satis, all by consulting the
interests Of all.
Zach Of us must feel more or less attachment 10
the state within whose limits have been born and
reared, but our chief boast s and should be- that we
are inhabitants OF country whose institutions are
formed on the principles Of civil and religious iber.
W, ana The citizens OF Republic which has attained
10 more Importance Than any other Of anc lent or mo.
dem tunes The great and contrasting interest Of
that country union and the chief glory of the Re.
public consists IN the fact that il consulis "lhe great
est good Of the greatest numbcr-
tender TO you, gentlemen, assurances of nv great
respect, along with my best wishes for your health
and happiness.
JOHN TYLER.
MCssrs Burke and NcGUIRE.
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jesse K. WEEKS.
Fourth District. p WARE,
FERDINAND REED.
All which is respectfully sobnitled.-By order OF the
JESSE EVERETT, Chairman
MOSES q. TAYLOR, Score ,ary.
Committee W, motion appointed to draft Rssou.
lions submit consideration of The meeting where
upon the Chair appointed The following gentlemen Messrs
Moses B. Taylor H. w. Merritt Matthew Reed and Col.
John Coffir-
The C"nm!ltec then retired, and after short abseace
returnd and reported the following Resolutions which
wer received with enthusiastic applause:
hesotped That since the power of The city government
pds'ea INTO e hands al the Democratic Wing party sys-
TEN oil legislation has been commenced calculated 10 pro.
moe the best Interests of our city exhibiting thorough
ueterminailon Tor rerencbmen and reform.
4soiIed That In cur candidates for Alderman and As
sah we recognize men tried and found faithful 10 the best
Interests OF their constituents and pledge 10 give them
our cordial support
Rtsolved That the selection OF candidates for Collector
eors COnstab!es and Inspectors recognize faithful
aonerens 10 the Wing and the approaching Eec.
uon VIII show them that they have with our most
hearty approval
Rssotred, That The nomination OF ROBERT SMITH
Tue MECHANIC, for the Office OF Magyar, the hearty
appreciation OF the Wings oil This Ward and nothing short
OF triumphant majority shall be The result OF the ballot
box on Tuesday night
Resoived. That confidence in the virtue patriotism
sound craftsmanship aud distinguished talents Of Henry
Clay nnimpdred and Our conviction poiBts him The
man TO be presented for the suages the people the
PRESIDENTIAL contest in ly44.
The thanks of the meeting voted the Nominating
Committee for the udicuos performance OF their duty
The Cemmitlee then motion adjourned, after giving
three hearty cheers for Bob Smith and our beloved
Harry of The West GEORGE BRUCE, President.
JOSEPH P. PlRssos, t,,;o po.;d.,
r. FL. L. + aAKTSEss' Secretaries.
r. WARE a
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which has suffered tie loss of every Thing bu, its

which has suffered lie loss every thing hut its ow honor
By his dupl icity and sonble-deang :. -.
ResotE1 That as higs, patriots ana lovers OF our
common country 90 heart and soul Ter the grea pin
cipss OF Protection both drec; and iDciaenta 70 anfr,
Inseret whether Agricultural Commercial or manutac-
turing; and this for the natural and simple reason
which addresses itself the common intelligence oil me
hunlhleS; the community, aud which actuates ana
governs every individual In his private and every natoa
The face the glose without solitary e1csPoH Ii
the management OF public aarsihe uniform and inva.
rable preference given 10 tss o= over me nts.ests OF
another Abundant the resources OF cur country an
endowed is caHnyuen With tact tasen. anu SSt
OF the highest order the advancement OF our
uoGa Interests bow utterly prepesterous, not 70 say
da and Aaerican that policy OF tree trade Ja1's1y
called which permits the pGupeT labor OF
Europe c come into successful conpetii!on with he SKILL
enterprise and industry the free ciizeEs OF our se
Try. Time was wien these sentiments universally
recognized a, SOUND and orthodox Democracy Alas for
the sad ana b!shng changes which hays come over cur
welbelovet country in this IN many other respects,
ReJolpeG, That the refusal the part 81 me ~
accept the proportion OF The sales OF the fuo1 Lau ue
srgiog The State and now In actual possession
ing upwards OF eishiyfour thousand dollars, Hn!:e me
people taxed 10 aid IN paying The Interest on ne
State be otherwise regarded nan as an oc
with The loud and constant PROFESSIONS
of exclusive and peculiar attachment 70 the IN
teres OF the people 50 freely made and so oao Asp T
the party now in power at Albany Actions spess o9Is,
than words Let people judge which OF them anofo e
best evidence OF sincerity ans fair dealing.
Resoiced That the sentiments recently put ior os lne
Secretary OF Stale in his communication the Legislature
denying both constitutional and moral obligation OF tne
safe TO pay the debts contracted in The construction OF the
public works, do surprise coming from one who mas
heretofore dstn guished himself OF The rsos raod III
tras in our State or country but as gs, as noas. sn
we denounce and repuaate IN the most ioscihe
terms English language will afford. every act on me
part public unclonaries which tends IN the shte
degree impair the confidence heretofore so Justly enter
tanned holders the public stocks IN the undonoteo
willingness and ability also in the constitutional and mo-
raj obligations the discharge TO the uiternos1 TAR
thing lis peculiarly responsibility
Ii was further resolved that the next meeting be held al
the Black Swan Friday Evening next and that the pro-
ceedings OF this meeting be signed by the officers and pub
lished in the Courier, Tribune and Herald
H LO0FBORROW, President
WILLIAM MAILER, Vice Presidents.
EpwARD RoSsETER,)
F. ton Il. s %I1l'ANs' Secretaries. al
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NOTICE.-B. Gardiner, intending to re

move from his present store, No "a JOHN sreeon the
FIRST of May ensuing viii dispose OF his stock OF House Eur
nshag Goods by Auction on Wednesday me i2h on Wed
ing OF eegan, French English China Dining Dessert and
Tea sets Rdgway's "ron stone" and real granite Dinner
arm Rr.akf, Sets; China and Granite Toilet of very
elegant and new styles Solar, Astral Masse and Par!or
Lamps and Hall y.9 mnnas
Sheffield and Birmug ham Plated Ware ivory handle
Knives and Forks and by the DOZEN foe apannea
ea Trays; LASS o.onzsd Britannia metal ana oiock
'Tn Wares; and a great variety OF other acucles ne
goods will be ready Tor osPscon with Catalogues on each
day before the sales positively without reserve in e
an time the goods offered private sale al real bar
gains. X J. SEhAhD q VAN AN 80,
al ist
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DI Ed

On Thursday April6, James Harrison Gbb son OF James
Glib, aged years and month.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 10 at
tend the funeral this afternoon O'clock from No 529
Brosme street
aged p
aged years and months.
Apri! ), Mrs Mary Thompson in her S4lh year.
April s. Isaac Anderson BooHcr, aged years month
and 10 days.
of Mr.. Thomas Search. formerly OF this city.
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mo- PRINTERs and PUBLISHERS.


NTEW PAPER HANGING, WINDOW
Y SHADE and UPHOLSTERY WAREHOUSE,
No 81 Maiden Lane, Nassau title subscribers
take this meihed OF informing their numerous customers
and the pubi that, addition ber old store NO a.
Maden Lane they have opened the above new es.aesn
e.1 Tor the better accommodation Of the city trade ard
they respectfully Invite ali who IN want Of srcss 10
their linz TO call and examine their before Puf
en,sI,1 eiseusere g. r. 81 J. GRArACAf.
~ Country Merchants Landlords and Tenant ant are 70
particularly invited to call and examine o1r arSe Soc
French and American Paper Hangipgs and Transparent
Window Shades, kc az ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07

Or The Metallic Razor strop has been IN use
for The last % wears certificates as TO its superiority from
the following scientific geGsmen at present in posses
sion OF the inventor.
Prof Griscom DR.. Mott Gen. J. Talmadge, President OF
the American Institute and ~ Mken, cutler 10 the roy a
navy, sol Strand. q. sAO AZ
al Inventor and manufacturer, 100 oIodu"ay'
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Gr Eighth Wnrd.-The undersigned wing Elect
ors of the Eighth Ward feeling 'hat 'her anu 'ns
-, of tho majority of the Wing Electors OF the Ward
hs h.en grossly violated by few individuals AIDED oy
or political opponents ard organized party OF men
from oher Wards are compelled to express their
dissent from portion of the Ticket reported 10 ano oe
cared 10 have adopted by The Meeting al 'he
Ward Hail. on the 5.h nsI.
We pronounce the proceedings OF that Meeting Invalid,
60 f,r rs relates 10 Wig Electors Of the Ward ana beg
leave respectfully 10 present 10 our the ioi
lowing Ticket composed OF individuals iny worthy 'heir
support Charter Officers Oh the hishn ai'' al Tue en-
sninr Election:
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az NORTH, ern Dispensnry.-Thea annual meeting
of the subscribers Northern Dspensary will be held
al The Dispensary Building THIS Evening at O'CLOCK on
which occasion the Sixteenth Annual Report will he pre-
senied Board Of Trustees elected Tor The ensuing
year. The subscribers respectfully 20 a'eho
al Ir- Secretary.
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rspriag Fashion Hata.-Has Of me, s 3. :.
vii, be offered al orr counter on and aet sae'
Spring s.S.e Wa SPENCER, Halter,
at mSs No 81 Chambers st doors East oil h'0ssT'
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IL The packet ship IN DE PENDENCE for Liverpool
will sail this day al u O'Clock. ,,,
Passengers will please be board steamer Jacob Bell,
foot of Maiden lane, at that hour
Letter Bags will close the Merchants EIehangt anu
Haes Foreign Letter Office at half past II. il
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rc,rr rutchild, Auciioneer,
S,or, NJ n Gprr

Store mo. SpTuCe-nI
FRIDAY, April 7th.
GHERIFF'S Sale of Buckskins, Gloves,
- Ms &c.will sell, this day, by order of the Sheriff
al 295 Pearst al 10 O'clock large and extensive assert
ment Of Buckskin Shirts Drawers, Vests Gloves Mits
Suspenprs &c There about 1000 dozen pairs OF Buck
skin loves and Ms and large quantity OF dressed Buck
and Sheep Skins. al IL
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VIM. RI Joaes, Auctioueer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNl-

EJ
IA TryRE a; auclion-WM II. JONES will sell en-
Tuesday April lth at No. so Scvcnhsreet the whole OF
the Furniture OF family declining housekeepng-smcng
which are rich royal Wilton Carpets, grounds Rugs
to match; Brussels Carpets Brussel, and Venetian Stair
Carpets; Brass Rods, Extension Dinrg Tables Per Cen.
tire and Breakfast Tables; marble Tables ana
Washslands Sofas Lounges, Divans and OttomaDs; Hall
and Astral Lamps Hall Stove with Drum; elegant Dnne
and Tea Sets; rieh cut Tumbers Wines Champagne and
F!nper asses; pecanters; Pier Glasses x96 inches iu
reaS Spiioon ana Mante Ornaments Also, very large
assortment OF Kitchen furniture, III good order.
~ B. The drawing furniture is very excellent, IN
perfect order has scarcely used aud all made To order
by one Of the first city makers years since AT 81
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XN7 ATCHES, yewelry, Silver Ware, &c
wv NV g.as. g. ROCKWELL,
In s,ass. Hos Asaor Hcpse
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" Pieurisy is caused by the corrupt humors Of the
blood barg deposited the membrane or ms de niae Oh
parts violent pricklng pain in OF the sides among me
ribs frequent cough &c In order 10 cure this deaniui
complaint five or six of Wrghs Indian Vegetable fills
aust be Immediately taken, and the same dose repeated
every six eight hours until The pain and dlttcny Oh
breathing have subsidized This course if closely followed
up W i'll in shor, time completely rid the body from those
morbid humors which the cause OF all Kinds OF nna-
nation and pain, and will most asuredy MAKE speeoy'
safe and certain Of Pieurisy
Offices devoted exclusively 10 the sale oil the meaclne'
wholesale and retail No. 28s Greenwich street. New iork
No 1893 Fremont street, Boston and No. l6s Race street.
Philadelphia.
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u Sixteenth Wnrd.-At an overwhelming ana
enthusiastic meeting of the Democratic Wing Electors OF
the Sixteenth Ward held HazeltoD's Wednesday Eve
nine the 5h nsi the purpose OF hearing the report OF
the Nominating Committee, HORACE LOOFBORROW,
Ess was appointed President. Messrs WILLIAM MAILER
and EDWARD RossETER Vice Presidents, and E. L. WILL
LIAMs and john BOYD Secretaries
The Nominating Committee made the following Report
which the hearty ard unanimous appreciation OF
the meeting:
For alderman EDWARD D. WEST.
1ssistan. alderman. WALTER MEAD.
Collector .......... 6 GORGE b. THoRr.
assessors. BENJAMIN HARHER,
JOHN GEARY.
Constabl les ......... WILLIAM CHAPMAN,
NICHOLAS D. ROGERS.
Far Inspectors Of Election
First District. .........JAMES NIcoL,
STEPHEN W. JONES
Second District. ..... CEARLts TURNER,
THEODORE MINIS
Third District. FLOYD SMITH,
EDWARD BLACK.
Fourth District ....... SAMUEL STURGES,
BENJAMIN PETIT.
Fifth District. STOKES,
THERON r. BENNETT.
The meeting ably and eoquen,ly addressed by J. W.
STaASG ESQ., which the following Resolutions, offered
by FLOYD SMITH. Esq were unanimously adopted:
Resolved That the candidates presented by the Nominal
ing Conmee the sutfages OF The Wings Of The SIX
IN Their character talents and fitness the faithful and EN-
discharge OF The duties OF the offices TO which they
have been respectively nominated, a1d we hereby pledge
ourselves thai We VIII yield hem warm energetic and
urilea support The ensuing Charter Election.
Reseed That the nomination OF highly esteemed
feIlow-elllen OF this Ward ROBERT SMITH Esq, for
office Mayor it most justly deserves eur
cordial approba Well known Mr.. SCi m Is 10 every
Wing EIcc,or, deem il srpeTd1ous enumeraie The
qualities which prseupenlly III lin fo the useful and hon
oabe discharge OF The dnu-s of Chief Magistrate oil tn
great city No good and conscientious Wing, are gate
sa.e III be his honor the Interests OF
his party fail in that effective expression OF bis
good opnon the deposit OF his vote ballot box on the
DAY OF the election.
Re,oved That admiration and proper appreciation ct
the splendid talents, well known and well established char.
acier for political integrity and uniform adherence the
great principles of The Wing party under every vsrsty OF
adverse and dsoouras circumstances OF HENRY CLAY
the able aad efficient champion OF American interests Is
equaled ouly by ashorrence OF the fshlessnes
mgr CT who scteat OF Mr.
Clay the Harrisburg Convention who by professions OF
and devoted attachment the principles CT The
party, Obtained OF Vice President The
same ticker with be lanented HARRISON and
whole subsequent of action hes faly justified The
opposition OF the Delegates in that Convention from MS own
State bis romuasn The ground that he ce1d not be
trusted The and f1me OF Henry Clay wild become
and respsncent time advances While thai OF
Tyler will descend 10 nerted political oblivion, Impressed
the inedaceabe inscription Of TRAIToa-a word, The
iu import OF which can be best appreciated by that party
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AIDES SHOES FOR Is CENTS

aDlES SHOEo fOR ID CEN L D.
At J. B. Millets, i42 Canal street. Ladias slippers
aad TyeS shngs; foe, sippers6 hilings distressed
NOR. buskns shi!ngs TALL OF my Manufacture and
warranted good) LADIES FRENCH SHOEs-COn'
sstng Of French and kid spsers Tyes and Bus
kins 10 the latest French style, lined throughout wih
hid good quality and low price he obtained nj
any in New York. Lafies Cater Boots handsome
article &c. 10 and shings per pair. Chdrrn's Shoes
of all kinds Ladies requested 10 cal and examine fot
themselves at j. Is. HiLLERS, lI2 Canal street.
rs 6eodiir between Thompson and Hulliy8n SIS
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NEW CARPETiNGS, Oil Cloths, &c

III EW Chhr IL lINTo, VII CiotnS, &C"
The subscribers invite their friends and the public c
visit the extensive Carpet and Floor Oil Cloth Warsbone
and examine their stock Of Carpets Foor oil Cloths,
Hearth Rugs India Ma.ting Table and ano Covers, &c
which they hesitate say excel any former -
poraons their patterns have been selected with the greet
and manufactured To order by the ost celebrated
European manufacturers.
Purchasers would 6nd ii their interest call before max
ing their selections c. w. SMITH COMPANY,
al CTS 25i Broadway opposite CITY Halt