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W on Wednesday, EURECASrLE YARNS by The
lats John Gould These Tales intimately connected W
some o the glorious naval achievements the last The
most perfect specimens of this style Of writing ever pub.h
On Thursday. THE BOOK OF BRlTIsH BALLADS ed.
ie by y hall Esq with original Introduction by fsrk
Benjamin. Esq This book prses all the and no.
pul.r ballads which have been current in from the
i the first and only American edition Price 3. CENTS
On Friday; A NEW METHOD OF iNST'Rt CTION &
eoa56dn.iy 5 to siI eaesr and sarr Of
this any other country Music Professors are
examine IT, Price so cents.
= Did read the aricls in The last SATURDAYS New
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snip Mneter1 ana Agents.
We shall it favor Captains Of Vessels will give
e Rcs.aI ssvsy Captain q our News Bosi report 9f
spoken their passage list Of their cargo and foreign
newspapes OF news they may have. He will board them
medafely their arrival Agents and Correspondents home
abroad will also confe, favor BY sending this Office all
the Marine ntelligence they Obtain Nautical lnorma
ton Of any kind will be thankfully receiyed.
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State or Trnda.

AsHrs-Pots are in very moderate demand at a 81
oct; Pearls are steady at 81 25
BEEswAx-Western northern and southern prime vel.
lew sells at 29k 3Oc.
BREApsTurFs-No alteration in this market. Genesee
Flour is held at $s.62}a $4.6si.
Va bunalo on the 10th instant, flour declining
goo bbls Michigan sold at Ssss Ohio at $a94
other sales have also been made within that range for
good merchantable branas Wheat Is dull Of sale-Chi
cogo IS cents or less Some aAoat IL he at "a cts
There has been large amount Of gram taken Buffalo
during the present month"; ensbng the trade to fill the
orders on miers account, and to make beginning for
their winter stock Taking the extent OF receTis as
compared with former seasons for the first days.
We find smaller stock than usual.
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GENTLEMEN AND LADIES TAKE CARE
OF YOUR FEET


OF YOUR FEET
q. OLD BOSS RICHARDS has set up twenty -
vyoung men in the Boot and Shoe business in this
city, he intended have gone of the business m Uc-
- ber, but his he 18th much improved that
ed Boot and Shoe Store s25 Hudson the corner
Of Vandam street. where all his old friends and the public
e5ay nay rely q his sennine sonabls and elegant Boots
eve ones pocket Remember that only trial is
the advantage Of his esab
city and that the No 32 side Hudson
dam Just push the door n-bing in the chIdrn
too-Bess the hid, how like the mother yn2O &c
NO. 285 BROADWAY, NEAR READ ST
MONSIEUR EDnUART, Lithoueitist Of the French and
~ English Royal families respectfully informs the public
that he has returned 20 New York after -four years
through Ill the principal cities the United States He
with him valuable collection Of Likenesses Of
characters in the Church, STATE Navy Army Leaiarr
ence aud Art Ills American collection 25f00 and
hs EUROPEAN 70 300 all with their autographs appended
where is fire. admission 4 all hours Of the day.
Mr. r. continues TO take single keDesses family groups
the accuracy Of which well the
quire the abundant and a testimonials that could easily
be furnished.
Duplicates Of the likenees in his collection be had and
families attended their Iesd IL
about To leave this FOR uroe he invites his friends
and the public generally, TO call As early possible.
MIG lwlssrc
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members Of the New York College Of Medicine Pharmacy
established TOR the npresson Of qacky direct
their particular attention all diseases Of nature and
can confidently promise requiring medical
sas and cure without injury 70 the constitution
make application the College the rst appearance Of
hose diseases, amount OF suffering lime may
us avoided One OF the members College, ~ many
ysirs connected with the principal hospital IN Europe for
cue Pi togs Complaints attends for consultation daily from
'f rs 6ysSSss SS7 erSs
living in the country and finding yeent TO make per
sonaI application have forwarded chest
all medicines requisite perform radical cure by stating he
case exp,cv together with all symptoms time Of
paid addressed . W. S RiCHARDsON M d.. AssntD t''
Office aud Consulting Rooms Of the College, Nassau s
Extract OF Cubebs, Copaiva, and sarsapa-
rlia tDr Govers This is the speedy certain and sf
ectual remedy for the Of Gonoha that has ever
used pleasant the palate and grateful the
and easily taken concentration Of all the medicinal pro-
curing geets seminal weakness and all discharges the
primary passage II Is wholly vegetable compound
like CHARM in producing immediate operation upon
pt affecad Full directions accompany the medicine which
may be had at No. Ann street Price 81.
velpcau's Specific Pills, for tho Radical
cure Of gonorha geet seminal and all mocopuru
experience the Hospital de Charlie in Paris are
by their celebrated Professor Vepea
nbe remedy for all diseases urethra They effect
cure in much shorter time than any other remedy without
tutng the breath dsagreng with the stomach confinement
iao Su'sss rc per box Sold at the College Of Med
w. 8. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Agent
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election two brothers the poll voethe first
ehasafsd the other not Let's describe them The first
was really epuisive to beod his thick, shaggy dirty hair
The color q rusty IRON half grey half ed hs coat collar CO..
vsrsd WIN loose har and dandun fact he had bad head
with c1,baaees biotehes and pmps The skin Of his neck
dsgnstng in the extreme Bathis bror.r-hsy were twins
the clear healthy skin Of hands neck and fac he lefty beard
and short whke the beautiful silky hair He really
handsome Reader, two weeks before he like his
So,hsr skin and hair but hs had a;ed three shilling bottle
Jones' Chemical Soap The first force, the hair grow stoIs
is falling off scuf dandruf and makes and keeps
pmIs tlo.che irscss; cures scuryy eyselas chaled
Both the sign Of the American Eagle 80 Chatham
street or 323 Broadway Mnd must be particular the
number and ask for jones' Soap Agents. State street
Brooklyn -, ~''-' -
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Our accounts from Montreal Of The 10Th instant state
that wheat from Canada West continued find buyers
arrived at our quotations Sales Of Flour had been
conhoed to the demand or local consumption The
he offer Of low freight would now induce them to
ship The stock was by no means heavy, nsr was it
likely to be this fl sqnety holders pres
sing sales: and ordinary brands selling 24s
3d. and that Of superior quality at 24s Cd a 25s.
Corror-The enquiry to day quite limited, and
holders would realize the ransactons which amount
toi6OO bales, exhibit still further decline.
hAY-Common qualities Tor shipping sell at IS 373c
The demand is very moderate, and the supplies quite
large.
paov"IoSs- Ohio pork prices can be- quoted at $675
30 673; do mess at SO &c. Beef is very DULL
quse new primo at $4 b0 do mess at So So Lard
ther du prime keg es at 6t a6tc. Butter is daily i'm
proving in price and demand
WHsKEY-Drudgec casks are dull and sell at 271 2sc
Western and prison barrels very inactive, and
quote u q 27&c. : -
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"Bunksr Hui."-Ahcther Grand exh1bt-
don takes place o'clock this afternoon for the especial
commodaon Of fanlies and schools We advise all cs
70 avail themseive; Of the day exhibition. the big hall al
rage THEM Yankees lick the proud red coat"
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Bales At Oswego on the 18th Instant Of Chicago wheat
were 1000 bushels e3 cents and 1910 bushels Jefferson
county at 30 cents. The same was paid from wagons
The lake imports and canal exports Of leading articles
a IA GrsfW Waa In Mar E.iln
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The quantity Of wheat greater was ever before
shipped during similar period. There is however
marked decrease in the aggregate Of -four going forward
CANAL EXPORTS BUFFALO PRsr TWO wEEKs IN No.
yEMDER
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UOnsfftutiOnal Debility Curcd.-The Tonic
q e cy o. Nsw Yo !. conds9ty recommended fer ali essss
= IN nvslunble remedy ormpoepce, ,ssry banenness
packed and sent % all paris OF the Uion.
tpce of the College Of Medicine Pharmacy IS Nassau
street w. 8. RICHARDSON, M. b.. Agent.
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On and after October a. the will q lows
Leaving City Hll for HaIlem (I25t ST. Ford
ham, Williams Bridge Hunt. Brdrr, Und.rhiiIs Road
Tuc.shoe H.rs corners aud White Plains. 30 A. NJ, 1913
A. NJ, NJ and $50 p. VI. Leaves Williams Bridge for
City Hall as A. M As A. M. aaoP NJ ti5P N. Is.yss
TgckAhoe for City Hall $40 a. NJ, lI25 A. N, i35 r. M ,
tSr Leave, Whit, Plains for City Hall "a N ia
natM, Leave wm,e Plan. at "A. N.
Wesfchsster Train will only after lesving the City
Hail. AZ the corner OF Broome and the Bowery VauYhsll
den aud 9th An Car will pecede each Tram
ten minutes before the time Of from The City Hall
and will take up passengers along the ue,
Leav. City Hall for Harlem and Morsanis7 A. M Q A.
" .mA M 2P. NJ, 40 =. N. Leave Morris for CITY
Hall, "a. NJ, 10 A NJ, n A. NJ. 3P. NJ, $50 r. M.
BY order Of the Board,
nlo 3mnc w. 8. CARMAN, secretary
SER FOR GLASGOW-The fine new British shin
M3xf Ann HARLEY. Duncan smi IT, mast r now on
AeA1k~hsr way TO this port sd on arrival will have imme
wse" 'n'' ana "a'sow 2, ir6hi cT pss',ss erik To
-, . 81 South ret.
ley. niom
WoOi.I bales Of very superior ws.sem Wool, andiss
~. 81 snip Vernon from New Orleans. For sale BIZ
~ r K COLLINS CO., - souh D.
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WEDNESDAY, Nov. aOlh -2nd apJssrance OF signora n
r1co-ssc oad night Of the ses.ooW be pesfomea icas
Spsra 81 CHiAkA DI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sirnors
Ina Ico sgnor Aasognin Monabano ssnor Ve
first Tier and PaIaueis sl Second Tier 50 cts
Sssu secured from A to3P NJ Doors open AZ 7: psr
iormance AZ TX oelocL Ihrs,,o. - ~ 80
Italian be had he B,rO O6r. -Ss eAN
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M'LlE PAULINE DEsJAkDlNS respectfully informs
~ her patrons and the public in general she about 10
form Cdsse de Dance for ladies and genemen in which
fashionable Dances Of the day.
The morning ,hoo will oren from O'Clock to o'clock
and the evening from 9 O'Clock 10 o'clock
Ladies aud gentlemen tion are call
at M's D.siafdin's hon NJ s Park
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CIRCUS, BOWERY,
EkANCE. GERMANY AND AMERICA!
Oto Mouy, the German Horseinsn ~
% Hmmt and Brower's Band &C E,h plan Singers.
norsemanshp-two splendid Cavacades-Court Of Kepil.
Mo'cbsauty @ and Chivary Of PoaadSir Lady Equssli.
mn lIA
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WHEAT-atoo bushels prime Illinois Wheat landing n
W bark STAFFORD, from New Orleans aud for sale by
nHec Elk. COLLINS X co. - South st
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Increase. $la. .65s,7@ 6947.2ii soo2. .462
DecRa3e...,. 2,53l697 1908 1913 -.

Nov % S63923s79 so6s 092 s07 4i2 30 62s
Nov. 49,. 53267 1870 II SOC 7s9 5293o $780,
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EOOE b-n0B@
annum will not supply the demand wonderful
e mpo;,us sheman genuine fs.ssn always have Dr.
merely called Poor Mans Paste and signature or
name 70 father ii aud what Is than ALL il has Invariably
have the Complaint, become that Dr. SHERMAN s Obliged
relief get the genuine article the warehouse
o q the regular agents. ITO Brosdway Asor House
street Brooklyn Ledger Buildings, Phadepha and State
street. Boston. = -"
, 1844-05-25

CT, that she would be conquered her
self, rs that she would ever re-subiu
gate that gallant and Independent
people.
Notwithstanding the conviction @
my Judgment that Mexico could no.
have the least ground of complain
against US, in justice o r reason, for
immediate annexation, should we ad
opt that measure, | think it would be.
come the macnanimity of this great
republic to pursue towards her as
generous and liberal a course as pos.
slble.
If, therefore, any subsequent steps
Of the most conciliatory nature, for
soothing her feelings, may be open to
US. | would be for adopting them to
the very verge Of not yielding up our
rights. interests, or honor. II anv.
thing beyond this, lie expected or de-
manded of Us, (Which ! will not antic.
pate orifany !l-consequenccs should
threaten us, (Which, however. ! should
not much fear.) when the whole case
came to be calmly and dIspassionate-
iy viewed. after annexation was Il
thing accomplished on our part, we
would only do as our fathers did
throw ourselves upon the Justice Of
our cause before God and nations, and
abide all results.
Having thus gixen YOU my opinions
and views of this all absorbing cues
ton. under your call for them. have
only, in conclusion, to add that YOU
are 1T liberty 10 publish them, should
you think them worthy of it.
| regard the policy and wisdom Of
immediate annexation IS tie more
obvious. from recolIrc'inc that oppor-
tunllies once lost are not always to
he recaincd in national affair. anv
moic than IN those OF individuals.
With I'll Difference TO those who
hold opinions different f:"m those ]
have formed. and have here express
ed. have the honor 10 remain. with
uhe mos, respectful consideration.
your most obcdient and very humble
servant,
, 1844-05-25
(FrOm The GiObe.)
IIoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Nav 1, 1914.

May 4, 1874.
SIR: Enclosed l send you for publica-
ton in the Globe, the correspondence
which has just taken place between
Commodore Charles Stewart, known by
the familiar name of "Old Ironsides,"
and myself, on the subject of the Texas
annexation.
The position of Commodore Stewart
in the democratic party, his tried patri-
otism, his commanding intellect, and his
illuStrious services, will make his an
swer TO my interrogatory-characterize
as it is by the frankness, directness, and
manliness of the soldier, and the ability
and c~learness of the statesman-not on
ly unusually interesting at this time, but
it will meet with a hearty response in the
bosom Of every American who loves his
country; and I know that it will COM
mand the appreciation of a proud and pa
triotic people.
Respectfully,
]. THOMPSON.
, 1844-05-25

Washington .Mqtters.-The CORES
pendent of the Baltimore American, un-
der date of the llth inst, says: There
are rumOrs of troubles likely TO exist
between Mr.. Tyler and Mr.. Calhoun.
The President has already interfered
with the business of Mr. Calhoun's de-
partment, by ordering the discontinuance
Of the National Intelligencer, designed
for the foreign legations. I presume Mr..
Calhoun will not quietly tolerate sach an
Interference as this. An early adjourn
ment of Congress is now talked of, and
many believe it will take place by the
9th inst, (the day fixed by the Senate
and if not then, within two weeks alter
at farthest.
, 1844-05-25
Respectfully,
]. THOMPSON.
IIousr OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
ApriI29, 1874.

April ~, 1914.
SIR: You, in common with other dis
tinguishcd citizens of IL cuuntry, have
been spoken Of as a candidate for the
office of President of the United States.
An intelligent people, exercising the
right of selecting their own chief magis-
trate, are entitled to know the opinions
Of those whom they select as their can-
didates, upon the leading questions that
agitatc the public mind.
The question Of the annexation Of
Texas TO this Union, from the necessity
of Immediate action upon it, is the most
prominent and Interesting measure now
before the people.
Being delegate 10 The Baltimore ron
vention, which will assemble on the 9th
May next, for the purpose of selecting
a candidate for the office of President OF
the United States, | am very anxious, in
common with many other delegates, 10
ascertain your opinions on this absorbing
and all-imPortant question.
Intentionally abstain from the ex-
preston of my own opinion, and also
from making any suggestion as to the eff
Get which a decision for or against the
meas, re may have on Il C Popular mind
or action.
l submi, the single question and re-
specially ask such an answer as your
judgment and reflection may dictate, with
the desire, if it be agreeable to you, TO
make your views OIL this subject pub
lie. With high respect,
Your obi. sctv't,
J. THOMPSON.
Commodore CHARLES SrEwArr.
Bordentown New Jersey.
, 1844-05-25

Sariag T'tms.-A clergyman. who
had considerable Of 4 farm. rs was
generally the ease IN our forcGather's
days, went cut to sec one of his Ia.
horrrS, who was pInughingin the field.
and he found hsm sitting upon his
plough resting team. John" saii he.
"wouid it MT he Il good plan FIR Won
to have 4 stub scythe here. and he
Rubbing a few hu.hcs While the oxen
are reslmg?" John with 4 ccun,e-
nance which might well have Iccome
the divine himself, instantly returned
-"WouId it not he well. sir, for Won
To have Il swinging board in the pul-
PIT, and when they are singing, to
SWlnglc Il little flax" The reverend
gentleman turned on his heel, laughed
heartily. and said no more about hub
bIng bushes.
, 1844-05-25

Duel in .Hrkansas.-A duel was re-
Gently determined in Arkansas between
Mr.. BOrlahd, of the Banner, (Locofoco)
and Mr.. Borden, Of the Gazette, (Whig)
both papers published at Little Rock
They fought at twelve PAGES, with pis-
tolls. On the first fire, Borden received
his adversary's fire in The breast, the ball
circling under the skin, but 30 shallow
as TO do no injury. Borden sought an
other shot but his surgeon refused to
sanction it, and the parties got on the
same boat, shook hands, and returned 10
their homes as good friends as duelists
could be under the circumstances,
, 1844-05-25

The Hon. G. W. Hopkins and the
Hon. a. a. Chapman, Representatives
in Congress from Virginia, and Dele
gates TO the Democratic National Con-
vention, have published an address TO
their Constituents, asking 10 be released
from their instructions TO vote for Mr..
Van Buren,, and taking strong grounds
in favor of the immediate annexation OF
Texas.
, 1844-05-25

Worth Of Wi}ierS.-"Rich vid-
ders are about yet" SAID Nicky NolIe-
kins, to his friend BunkerS-"though
they are 50 fast snapped up. Rich
vldders, Billy. are especial eviden-
ces,'' sent ERE like RATS to pick up de.
serving chaps, when, as 'ow We can,
swim no longer. When you're down
twy'st, Billy, and are just oil again,
then comes the vidder a tloauin' along.
Why, spatterducks is nothin' to it.;
and a vidder is the very best of all
life prcservers, when a Teller has Il
most svamped and sinkin,' like you
and me-
Veil, I'm not very p~ertic'lar,"
said Billy, nor never was Id take
a vidder, for my part, if 50 be she's
got the pewter, and never ask no
queshtings. I'm no ways proud
never vas harristocratical--BiIy.
drinks With any body, and will smoke
all The cigars as hany Won gives en-.
What's the use Of bein stuck up s,iify?
Its my principle that other folks are
, 1844-05-25
TFor the Radical.

Nh. EiitOr: There is a proposition on
foot in the lower part of this county, and
the upper part Of Lincoln County, to
write to the Hon. John jameson, and OBJ
tain the use of his name, 10 be run as a
candidate for Congress, regardless of the
action of the late Convention. Mr. Jane
son, cannot consistently consent 10 this,
| suppose, as understand he pledged
himself 10 abide by the decision of the
convention. But, as one of those who
believe Mr.. Jameson has been iuggled
out of his seat, and that he has made a
most faithful and able representative Of
our interests, in Congress, | should be
pleased 10 know of the delegates from
this county whether they voted for Jane
son-and if they did not, whether in so
doing, they did not know they were VIC
lating the will and wishes of the people
of this county? should like TO know
from them what Mr.. jameson has done,
10 eject him from his seat? and whether
they expect the gentlemen that succeed
ed over Dir. j. will prove TO be more
capable 10 discharge the duties of mem
Der of Congress, than Mr.. ].
CALUMET.