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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-29

POLITICIANS REGISTER for lsi4-showing
the complete election of all the State, by coun-
ties. just published. '. TAYLOR.
oct 26
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-20
THE TRIBUNE.
The philadelphia Riots.
ii &
rom our Regular Cores en- !
TO- MAY lT-P

From our Regular Corresp
rur LATE R1ors-A letter, dated Phiiad May
1ap stoned "a Native American, published IN iie
Tri6uae OF yesterday, purpcrtng TO give an "c.
count OF the late riots, has created great excieen'
here from the fact that i, contains statements u, a'
infamous and iibelous character knoW II IS 'aise
in many of its assertions, and base must DC 'iie
tongue that could utter such vile calumnes against
not ONLY the living, but the dead. / was present
upon the ground during portion OF the events 'i','
now darken the pages OF history, AMI pronounce ms
statement false, when he SAYS nearly an tie va
lives provided themselves with weapons OF defence.
There was no 'scur,ious language used by MF.
Levin toward the religion OF Carroll eho La Ia
fayete,' as all candid men who heard Mr. L. VIII
bear testimony. He did not utter twenty worus De-
fore the n.urderous attack made, the result U,
which YOU know. Patrick Fisfcr, " fired upon ana
wounded though not MORALLY" 1t IS true Is an
freshman, but took an active part win ule Nau Nv
Americans he being Protestant IL is iaiSe' ,iia'
",he Irish gathered around Fisher and carried MN
10 his home'-on the contrary he was borne ifoih
the ground by american citizens. Inc All1' ~.
did not dishaud their meeting, but were lorceu IT,
treat in doing which the shots came timex ana ieo
w. Scheiffier was not one OF the foremost oil the
sssaul;ers" but was indeed the first victim OF ue
Irish. r.,,.
in the evening, the mos, nfammatory appeals
were, NOT made 10 the worst passions oi our ma
7nre" and neither "was it openly asserted by the
speakers that the law ought to be superseded b!
brute force and the Irish handed over 10 the doinn
ion JUDGE Lynch" The character OF Col. Chiids,
ore of the speakers sgnaled out, is too well known
in this community for the venomed shafts oil TINS
wholesale libcer A more honest esumable ana
peace-lovnc citizen does not dwell IN our midst
than Col Cephas q. Childs.
The closing paragraph Of your correspondent
letter is u tissue OF iulsehoods from bee thinning to end
and am not a little surprised that 1t has been ad-
mtted 1910 your respectable columns "Here an
other leader tWrght) was shot while leading on the
Natives to IRE the building" meaning the Sisters
of Charity School. House. A bold and wantoniab
rication, one which every man in Philadelphia must
pronounce vile calumny upon the memory oil inc
dead! Young Wright no leader OF any party
"a mere silent spectator OF passing events-and was
numerically shot down by the hand OF The murderer
without ever uttering sentiment either IN favor
of or against the contending parties He was un!-
versally respected by all who knew him-honesi'
intelligent and pious.
Bur enougb-"A Native American in disguise,
will certainly have cause to regret his rash course
az understand the friends OF one OF the parties as
sailed. now slumbering in death, intend demanding
The name OF the author, &c.
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Morrison M, Joanna Lloyd Mrs Amelia W Jacks md child
MIS- Emity Poole John Dennan. Capt Fl " Johnson lex
IN ne bark Vaiparaiso from Caaoa-lrs Lockwood Mr.
Iohn : Parker and lady Miss NJ Carol, NH VI iioinss
IN tie brig Nal,naSdnfd t-om Ro de aEaro-F II reuy.
In The sasp Henry, from MAG orcdas-Ais Wood. Miss
IN Tie 5ri- Isaac Mead from ,lc5aeo Weeks, ard IN
In he Jark Washington. from TRINIDAD de C,a-E Ford
Ia the brig JOLce. from ~ IgIn, Cuba don jos de
Fueptes, Don Manuel NJ iansua Don Jose Beifan Don Ma
IN The Steamship Br,tar1G at Boston. frqm LrsrPoy-
Mr. ID Latham H. Hon " Noniu " Richards, T Inullp. J
BAN lessr> Fitzgerald, Edmo,ton. Evans, lieckenan.
B5rnald G II Dweazer fo,te. Lieut. sialeck, A; Nr
wants Mr. Niacnuley J Hin TT iill-Fro,a Liceyooi to
Hqitiar-,;rS Befton Mss Elton. Me,s Samuel, lo>eplI
WncinE J Win Ricgs rnlson Rhodes. levnineFor B0s-
fGa-Mrs Burnett. Nll;, Michol. Of NYoTk Ms Demamy,
Mrs Gillespie o children and servant. Mr. II Cuicn and lady
Of Piiniei,in Mr. Wilson lady, Mrs Pickersci "
loberio. Hon II knowton. Nessis j Ilch, Clemens
4 Ogden, Cegg,
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DOCT. IIOUSEMAT'S
COUGH DROPS
,,prpAR I'D and sold ~ Wholesale By JOHN j. DAVE
I..hi - ~ ii,dson. Columbia County, y. Y. and f5r

DgEPAR I'd and sold ~ wholesale y YIN j. DAVE
tins city at T IISiEs s. AsFiN!yALL 8 yvi7o,roe.
md v mos. Of the principal retail druggists N New os X
B;21Ai M f., ,,o medicine 4 has been kaawn fpryelr y,
MS y HD =. 49, I,a baan zen by thousands iD Tie 800
~ i fo n sold Tu; effort has es'' belue hcea,
w nt,dca Il b. the pubic nj aie y means Of ne pe
l - -, earl H., - celebrity upon feai "I1erest, >,
H. ] III cgrg u ha. sBeetod 10 c1'ert OF those -
the hsh gnd Jli,t ,sl If vounar.g f',
,sIl, ,rt,, g Gentlemen Of ~ rnc.cnl u->o1 5ad =
e. ', no have tre u. J. IS p's' ~ - ~, e''
to milf journals. onlcf TINA - y. 'ssnei, nay
rn,ic known mod cnJoycH Hfs .i Il e'ed who 10
suffering without knowicis,c ol ,.5,,,S 1t-,.
~ ~ I.,pn,fbns, or r8n, o. blood all ne nov II.
=; sco,eS aectiu. tic bfeo-t anu "i2 70 rp.l-5
,nd o,tcr kindred dsenscs, are courtroom ~ y as b.,
Won '" r. co,n.1 M. rrc Gf most in-oigas ch7-.es
ii! bicb fsinr nj int neglected eat ~ lr!lstsssr
Gr'ty V.'i, NON NV steg until the c0nSfi'Is1 -
u and In. victim brought 70 the 'efS veTSe 81 te
10 person who has nny resah i,f ~ ~. Sh
hc',i In ms climate where chnnges oi werbcf a.,
Dian md their effect, iniurloH, j. hn''' iapcry-
- ,, ~ ,rt,1ctrd Illness from beds OF an:ailns =
,.n.,eJ r.,neS debliHed co,,l Iuu2l'' AZ ~" 'i ca
eii The tri'ins sum pn.a lol - 80 ,y,.c ,1.
bs, for medical attendance dunno 'oI course Of ~
Gi;cn''; ,cir wonderful md ecacai, 9ose'' Dr. Horn
- CyrMAN CorGH DROPS are tree rom e'efy a;io..
Of ebl.tnjn. iaascfou? nature Ine' li. '..5 20
w. 10 ,otud and may be tasfn .Hh ti' -e tiI p
iils 90. Irr mn ,irrr % n Iu.,jlcss- . i-- rs
..s;,iol,le medicine has niso ri'e -fee' mo- -
h, ali, of persons ruu,t iIcduuy iai,. ~ ~
the patient. II nets a. ~ ~, fl, f,,. -
..n,s fine ns very geate tpnc - lt s''" -
49,. ,,hcn restores health, Strength N-!f ~ p
clcerllne,s tie Yea >ened fsiiie ard ~ e,s
n i. the sign al triumph over SCENES iHH l'i
oppressive forms In,, pIoyei +, ,5a, b., nh ,yo -
pncc % cent bottle OF four ognceo nj os"Ijl;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-20

prRs1co-Tbe statue OF Columbus discovering
America BY Persico, was opened to-day, for the
purpose Of being placed the pedestal er5,ea i%r
IT, iso J enough 10 describe the place upon which i! is
to stand. By its technical name, but Il Is on ie sld9
OF the steps leading up TO the eniFnc s bc Tq are
should call the abuimenis oil me steps: t,;"ae,or
e%q A PsG5 on@ to be placed each side The
statue OF Columbus seems to be finely vroggti,
bat no, being in place yet cannot form an opinion
OF liz CORRECTNESS. lNoL. =. - 80.
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~ In the Compiler, published at BFa ,,h;n5
give place for the benefit Of those Tssrs o age
of GOOD TEMPER and Industrious habits, who can al
wash, bake and darn stockings; also one 10 81
who recommended as above ouJ healthy
midSleaged w. wdewers. one abou, 80 years old and
the other about lo-at Brandon Miss. The first
named ) feet 10 inches high, the latter . et H. =
inchcs-both possessing auiable dispositions '"-
dress MArRiMoSY,' as above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-20

n,-rt,vc .voye TIE PuRIraNs.-"i The second
oti,nce ' aome, in the Plymouth colony was 2.
S governor ao Bradfard informs t. the first duel oasa'
bat with sword and dagger, between Edvafd P P1
and Edward Lester, ser. ants OF Mr. Hopkins. bG,..
being wounded, the one IN The hnna, 'c o.,. 70
Ia-r @ei5 head AID feet lied together, and so to lie
,wenty.iour hours without meat or drink y ..,r
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Congressional Proceedings.


In SENATE, petitions in favor of the immeul
ate annexation of Texas to the Union were pre-
sented bv Messrs. ARCHER and BAGbf, rom Gu
zens of Virginia and Alabama; also by MI JAR
SAcrN, from citizens of Illinois, against a'licAa-
tion-appropriately referred.
Mr.. Evans moved to take up the resolution
fixing the time of adjournment, as anlehoeu "
the House, on the 17th of June. The qnesl. %,
pending being TO strike out the l'ih ana insert gu
Mr. MoREKEAD moved to lay '''e reSoiu'lo"o"
the table. a.,s
Mr.. EyAxs demanded the yeas and nays, ana
the motion was agreed to as Io'ows
w, yr.s-Ne.sr. Archer Bashy, Benton, Berrea Bte,
caJaS CeaGt, Cr,rerden iIayweod, Ioaasin L%,.'
Nansua Mo;ehead, PHELPS elic SsysT' simmons sur
Ach'Gg A1s5S2 Bq Tsng Gi ine sag
H MRts. %a s%se5j H0"''s'''' -'''' '
The House bill fixing the time for holding the
election of President and Vice President was read
twice and referred, as was also the bill making
appropriations for certain harbors and rivers
The bill for the relief Of certain persons who
found themselves in Texas by the running OF the
boundary line, so as to enable them TO remove
their slaves within the limits Of the United States
was ordered to be cngrossed for third reading.
After the transaction of some other unimpoTt-
ant business, en- motion of Mr.. ARCHER, the SEN
ate proceeded to the consideration OF Executive
business, and, after some considerable time spent
therein, adjourned.
In the HousE, on motion OF Mr.. VANCE, the
private bill calendar was taken up in Committee
of the Whole but that body soon finding itself
without quorum adjourned.
S,TURKAY, May IS.
In the SENATE, after the reading of the jour
nal, Mr. STURGEON presented petition of citizens
of Franklin county, Pennsylvania, in favor oil the
remuneration of Texas; which was laid upon the
table. Mr.. WHITE offered a joint resolution
authorizing the Secretary OF War to continue the
services of the two extra Clerks employed, under
an act OF Congress, upon Indian Reservations !;
which was read third time and passed Various
other petitions were presented and referred. Nj
BhYARD moved to take up the Navy Pension bill,
which was agreed to.
Mr.. B,YARp then offered two amendments,
which were agreed to; and the bill was under
discussion when our paper went to press.
Madlsonian.
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Arrived,

Ship yeksburs Berry I'm Nofeans 18th April and Dist i!n
SW PAS, cotton, to Wm Nelson.
S.p Henry Noye, > Is i'm AoF!eah cotton to Ncn'h
BARK Washington Bartlett % DIS FIN Trinidad de Cuba.
BARK Valparaiso lockwood fin Canton Jan 90 St Helena
April i2h. teas, sc. 10 Booth x Edgar;
to + Morgan. May l. lat Ii 20, long . o. speke 5ris De-
of Boston I'm Rio dc aneiro. bound 10 oTk SD
can catc supposed be the Rarltnn bound IN Vessel,
nanns port when the sdbark Roia 10 sill on the on
April NNok: brc Alfred. Tyler 10 sail the ljth;
ship of the line Columbus To sail of The States about days AZ
katan ship Belyere OF Boston. 10 su ur Nh-
10 sail do about 1871, April bark Verona ior Boston 18th
Swedish bng Fred Tor NOreHns few days: Sip John
Adams SD 10 d before for York; bng Frances Amy do
Bs Isaac Mead, Sharp q DIS i'm Mobile, cotton 10 DHai
BrE Srs fill. Cray, IA DIS I'm Mnyasuez PR &c.
rs joseph Atkins. Higgins TN lux Caves May mqhog
any, TO Foster X Livingston Len ship Pr=1!e, t-,
NJ schr of war Clifford uinaica bss Cecilia, CFockef. I'm
and ur Boston: ,ianna, do do.
French br: Mary Caroline iacoGa % days from Rochelle,
brand To ilerckenrnih * Van DONNIE.
Bus Tower Leslie d I'm * Juan de los Remedies Cubs,
sugar. &c 70 \ kCS>ier x Co.
Br- Macon Lewis d. I'm Savannah cotton and nee 10
Eng George Hail. ds FIN Charleston cotton and rice
Bas i1ia5ss Hatch 20 d I'm st Juso de Cuba, ssar
British schr Triton Saunders ds I'm Abacoa wood
Sch Liberty, II d i'm cherrydel, lumber Smith S
Sch Robert Bruce Gott ls i. FIN 5, Johns PR sugar,
Scir Emma Cole ) d. I'm Baltimore flour, to Johnson &
LOwden
Scr Louisa Hoover, Brandywine. flour and meal to
ScE Only Daughter Deuin.. DIS from Iubec, plaster, lie
Sclr John Marshall, Folly Landing, corn.
Schr Gen Lafayette, Graves, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr J w kempton. Osborne, Norfolk mdse.
Reurned-The brig Moses Loyeand. wach ,aei hence 70;
Charleston, this morning, returned having sprung her main
mast
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Disasters, &c.

The brc Ozec Meek froa Apalachcoi for NYork, went
ashore on the morning of the 18Th INST on Barnegat The pas
eer arrived here this day. reports her with both
lost.
ship Trenton arrived Boston from Liverpool reports that
on The 9th u LAT ~. Ion IS fell with wreck Of about 70
TONS astS gone decks with the wafer i'bUnrd how
stove IN. painted green inside with long old fashioned pumps
h. lat - long A. fell with ship Jane Walker OF Liverpool.
1aaoied fgtennast only standing. mauUust
deck, Arboar want stove IN upright and tu OF waller.
Ship Duke of Wellington. from bombay arrived the Chr
waters, the Pu;aS Sfoa Jan IS bdlk "i 80
painted ports long ealsu. and top gallant yards
across flying b boom out, and t0p,as and hauled
close up top gallant sails and J slowed. Apparently per-
board There the remains OF three other wrecks
on The shoa.
Whalers, &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-20
From the Savannah Georgian, May IA.

Late and ImPOTttht fruTr m "I.,'
We have received from the Savannah Republican
slip containing late intelligence from the West In
dies.
By the arrival of the schr Orbit, Capt: Gilman,
we are in receipt of the Diario de Ia Marina, TO
The 9TH instant, and Prices Current OF the 'lh INST.
we have also been favored by Commercial trends
with the subioincd extracts of letters:
We have likewise been politely furnished by Col.
Myers, the Collector Of this port with the following
imporant intelligence Of the Blockade OF the port
of San Juan de Nicaragua.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-20

April L. Ia, Ii Is : long y . w bark Cooel7 ds fin Mon
ev,,icu bound TO Baltimore.
Aprii 81. lt.S, long :. 10 spoke whaling bark PheuN Ui
F5JyuceiuvU. !auaths ont 10 obs OH.
Stay ), at - 80 lon. 5 H. ship CiaIsa, Andrews, from
Liverpool. bound Ia NOrlenns.
May 10. lat y f. long % 10 ship ArabeIla IA d, I'm Nor
leans, bound 10 Boston
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TAVERN AND ENCiSE I.iCENSE-Noice to ever
person vending, dealing IN retailing Strong Sgig
l,GIOrs III the City OF New York.
AL persons w no shall sell deaf strong Spiniuorg
Guois, cNccpj Importers OK bs!efs selling any i.uoB
ported distilled by them, IN Quantities above I've yiis
without having rst obtained iceRc Tor such pup-, l9s
TIE Mayor md the respective Aldermen and As.e II Ne
ards ~ which they seventy IciGc, subject by LEV, f
each ocace TO the penalty Of So and eueT, TO
the additional punishment by ilG'cmeut 81 ue ana mFf,
sonmcnt Tavern and Excise License .y therefore be ai
the Mayor; Office, City Hall. between the sour, Of 10 an
o'clock on the days prescLeda bo, Tor each respective
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-20

FIRE IN HAMpEN.-We understand that's barn
and contents were burned 10 the ground in Hamden,
Yesterday noon. IL was situated a few rods above
Eoo,,s Tavern. and was connected with the house
occupied unit recently by the Episcopal Clergyman
of that town Its singular fact that lhis makes
the fifth fine which has occurred in that immediate
vicinity within the las. two three years, most II
NOT ali of which are supposed to have been The work
of an incendiary. valuable horse, which was IN
.bs harm NJ the time, was consumed in the flames.
New Haven Courier.
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THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, PRINCETON, N. J.
,rhs ,nnn, examination of the students OF tbs The
ologics l SEMINARY in Princeton commenced on
Weanesday, the 9Th instant, and terminated on the
18Th. Tbefolowiug is list ofthe graduating class;
NJ Culbetson Pean Richard Y. Dodge, lll Henry Il.
Sa 81 B. fier PENN; C. Hepburn Penn D9nlel John
son n c. James kuox, e.: E. " LaIkm N b. H.; a. ~ w.
fnomi. g. Y $ McNgif Penn: ~ e. Parker, REM no
ber Se.i. Penn: j. NJ Sterling Penn; ID. Wells, n
The Annual Sermon before the Board OF Direct
ors was preached on the evening OF the 18th by Dr
Murray; Rev. John c. BacSus, OF Baltimore WHO
was APPOINTED TO this service and his alternate new
DR.. Spring, OF this city, being both absent.
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IN CHANCERY sth Circut-The Pre>,len:. Directors az
4 C@mpnny % TIE Dnonduga County hank .n .,gnS
Buffalo, ln pursuance vi M order OF the Cont OF t1auce
dated lie I'M day o Ar. i. no,ce j. hereby gwen iht
the subscriber In, bsen ny appointed receiver ohe proper
and effects oi the Sad. The Rgs& Of Buinlo That hy ad az
der and an order Of feluar n. 1873 referred to Iums
Croker, f.l atthe city Of Buffalo IN the County Of E1
amongst other things, To take and account all 10
demuHds unny DESCRIPTION against the sud Bank I}uHh
and to enable The ld Master take and se accou
md Tor the general purpose contemplated by the statute a
tie creditors Oi The sai Bank OF Buffalo. required To eS
bit their accounts. claims and dennnds against tie said Bani
of Buffalo, to the SAID James Croker. Esq., the Master ayn!
said reference in curgc. at his office tho cay OF Buffalo By
the fifteenth day % August next and bscoH> parties 10
suit and defuuIt thereof they Will be preciude eyom n be
nct OF the decree which shall be made tins s, nni iron
any distribution which shall be made under such decree
IRA a. BLOSSOM, Receiver o the Bank OF Buffalo
JAMES CR0cKgR, Late Master in Chaucery.
Buffalo, April 9th. 1874. npl6 IN
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yg,UE AIfiAliRA - Gfoat"qy. Jei':eHn sILl5 ,''
FRINGE Eunrl Is East Brow;'aY - ne ,.,, IT, The
-. aisaIr eSor ,yhie acknowledging with rfntlGe ,s
te-, nntrnnare Bestowed upon hlE ie pas sto' -
rhonnI. pubic ani Anl indulgence shown '%HG ,
] i.tla fcaullra and mpeect'm1' ti'taY. iI' .Ht,f
ra,y est, .t has the pleasure 20 announce % i!e'l .
he has nov 81 pcfaclel his arrangements i1f te he
i,es,s IN the prOnpest and most sasarfofy inie i p
is aye pern enlarged repaulca and decpfHie4i h t
- 80 is,It, hi gn attractive than ever. y new 9Ti
tain has been constructed Of the mo" 5e,ht aiu le
r,inor dsplaying variety curoEs ana Ahilsn- yc
the nirI, oi the Temple surrounding the ountal ae pi
plumber Of rare md costly sntue' Witch Eve an a ~ U r
iEli The fragrance the flowers whch perfume me a
,ybt i mad s. more stiu and refreshing y ls .u
a,t s,,y from lie tuuraif trn together 4 coma, hoh %
o,t,or;ious moi 10 he found N any sml ESTABLISHMENT i l
country OF the Ice Creams md other feesnhleIts liz
So i i, naa t., s,e..a their reputation beng nreldy y
established suffice say. that SUI greater pn,ni WI u
, noenei Inst summer and the consequent hurry ana
Confusion rtteitnnt thereon would permit Us Ia to-
Strangers visiting the city VIII lind no more a.feeaue u'
10 spend a hall an hour thnn this c,
4 L. Pure Cream constantly 81 hand nIo un
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U. S. CONSULATE.
HAVANA. May 1th. 1871.


To Ma Collector Of Cuyt0ms SdruhNah >, ,,.-,,
Sal have been this day furnished by her Blanc Mas
Consul t:ancr,I resident in Hnvana, with declaration o
Blockade OF the port Of san Juan de Nicaragua by s Cha
oJna Vira Adnlrn OF the white squadron Of Her Brituc
Msisstys flee, and Commander Chef of Her MaJesys VA
val forces North America the West indies ana Seas a
cent The intelligence OF whchs communicated TO YOU ID,
tho smiling OF the schr Orbit furnishes probably The earliest
opportunity OF making II known to our merchants
Witt gre;,, respect your obedIenl sefr ,,,npr,,,
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To Force the Growth and Ures, the
Human il3iE-Io StoB It Failing on

FyNfESE the real and actual quate, oi oness Coral
4 Hair Restorative. /; Will ioce the lilT any
place where Nature intended haiE TO grow stop falling oil.
cure crf rllnnd.i and make light red grey hair grow
dark For dressing the hair soft and SILKY nothing exceed
this, makes ry beautiful, and keeps il 1t Is. indeed,
the economical, gel article made for the Han
S0ld3 oT shilnes bQte-ai the OF the American
Eagle s2Chatham street. New York: l Fulton = Brookyn;
S.,ea : mil I'M
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APR u,yc1ycs-F II. Tripp l67 DIVISION on i,r r''
'A nsI door " the Willow Tree ecS aai a
nr OF paper Hanriars Bouiefs. Err d n low rs ii any
nace tie city 6o pleased ad s,om TGt attention. ton,
their custom may depend a dealing al short notice.
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Sa-s. ATE pLscEs:;m,NEW YORK AND ERIE KAi MI,
Fl EEN-l CUpt. Alexander H. ShU!z. lenves the foot OF
Duane street. dny. Sundays eNcepte!.l at o'clock ~ NJ.
nnd T. F. p.s,,ac the most beautiful scenery c the Hudson
river, ernunt where take the comtgous cars
of the Co through the picturesque valley OF the Raapo, 10
Goshen ii1ieuwn. etc.
Returning leave Mildenyn NJ; \. " and Z. VI.
Passengers by the Morning Line remain from three 10
four hours Goshen aud i!eovn. and return to the city at
O'Clock the evening.
rhilu Excursion from the Iec1T unusually com
muo, aHd have apartments appropriated expressly 70 indies
Enr further unncnnrS inquire Of the Captain ON board. OF
of j. VAN RENSSEl. AEG, acent. cgtner OF Duane and
West streets. II. &. Stth MJt Il, superintendent
places m The Southern Counties Of tie SiHr OF NewYcrk and
Northern Counties oi Pennsylvania, viii rG inst rate Stage,
and carai drivers 10 take tcmirom Add.aown cheaper and
more e,ptqicious than any other route. ms
=, -ae, NEW.YORK AND HARLEM K ABROAD
rLi EOMPANN.-Sl' MINER ARRANGEMENTS.
.A On and after May ls. 1874, the Cans wall run US
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Tnos. = PEERS, Depu,y sheriff: '''' ~ lase

a,DERlFFS SAIT-By virtue of Il wit Of Ger rac,sg
= me directed md Delivered viii cxpo-e ora!e on Ne
day the 9Th duy Of NAV next Il occct W. At the ysut
G the City Hail of the Cts OF New ORR. all e rsh -
March ISL or NJ my time u;terEarl, whose hands F7s
the mny b. at and ak tos. certain los. picc-
ing NJ Harlem IN the Twelfth Ward ol tie Cry Of Ne-Yet
situate tho Eastern SIDE n the old Boston Post Road. WIZ
The same is n,er,scied by rIte rti.,ir ie ., iapheg
thence South Westerly, along the sad Boston Pot Re1l
land formerly belonging William Brady O0 feet te17
North Ensefy along band formerly belonging the hers
John iatou % ne land oflhomas Bras: ihence Hs
" along the land oi ihones BrsS the sSOuthefy ai
hseet the old Boston Post cai the place OF ber1nls
Dated New York. April 18Th, 1874. WM. JONES. -hrrln
THos. +. PEERS Deputy Sheriff. al5 'awGw
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Icniorallda.
SpOkcn. &c.

hc packet ships Queen ofthe West for Liverpool and the
lda;or. toI London VIII sail on Monday, 20th INST!
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iiIT1HTS |EETRy U,sTlSGs and NoNKERS-B :eGkla and
Dmner on Board The new and splendid 'iehnnai -, VI
;i- onfin William IT, Fazce, will leave New fork rom
III, i, OF IN ,nbe every morning 81 seven Gus
r. iis ycrrpd-Rernng leave Peek KY same dny ~ l.
'clct T. NJ except Sunday when she vil leave teehsA ~
o'rnrk p a. Funding the foot Of Hammond street euc
w li frsbr. bacraec bank bills specie.
rny ohc Sr Of properly taken, pped put ON hoaHi US
hoat must u the rS OF the owners 0t Such gocs Ifels'
baggage, &c. No