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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-21
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PmLApELPnIA. May 70, VI.
THE LATE ElorS.-Ai a meeting OF the County
Bcad tbs tie County Commissioners cnle, the ut
pryiae ns it the employment Of Counsel IN the numerous,
wAc wI be b'ungh, against the County iT
accrued by the recent rois There Will be from SIXTY to
~ separate acoGS ami would be unlu>'. the Coimi,
Soners, expect the Solicitor u" the Count. Tor the small!
compensation allowed hn r law To Geiend the County all
ofcu. IN appropriation o: >iU-i asked tor,
Committee.
ON was a,o presented to the Board. p;opey auen,ica
the Volunteers al The second Brigade during The kenson
DANGEROUSLY I'LL regret 10 state that MAJOR
General Patterson lynn. dangerously III at ms residence
the u 18Th and Locus, He had bees; III pre-
when called upon 10 perform srduc duty ia. perifu-
OF which appears to placed ms HE dtge
SUDDEN lEAfH-A Young man named John =.
button. Second Lieutenant vt Col PAGES Company State
fercbis. died at m residence IN :c stce on Saturday eve
sails esteemed 10y all who knew hm.
\ RiCH CARGO FOR UNCLE SAM-ihe barque
Ono. Capt. Heyaog1n. arrived Saturday from Bordeaux
WITH iul caFso OF btagGy ;e duties upon winch unoun to
LET him BIZ PU>IsHtD.-0ne Of the most impor
arrests made of those who we're engaged shooting
down Amer citizens. dufgs the kcU,uetua ;Gts,
OF man 'iti J"in raul VINO WA seei-and The uct Will
be sworn too Tire "a" les, that tunes the crowd
kel House, and searching us premises number
rites ~er joHH he qle.iY nov %ecut, BY whom were
his hnuSe uad he Could not help :, searching
f s. a N''' be immediately made r""'"a' fully committed
dreadful AccIDENT.-A man named John FL
bert va, killed almost instantly tins n ernoof about co lock
II the clue factory. sixth aud Mister streets hci>In.ton
consequence 81 heGs caught IN the mactiHcry
Sr1CKS.-lhefe was an improved demand Tor
Stocks Today, ~ prices ieudn. upward. STATE fycs It'd
yaucei cl1u- enn,yisaUm BS went ~ GrarG
Bank Wilmington haifond d. {. States Bank closed
fIRsI io>Rp-ti ,!,arcs ,;irnl Bank +: sl,a states Is
Bonds, To- l1 Il :: . shares United Sjc. Bunk ca 100 do
do o. do hg@,ncky Bunk +? siV Caindeq md Ambeg
shares non Bank, Tennessee ol-; $500 ate Fvcs u; II
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Sha H"3 Charlton street the night of the 2ith % April
hhL senins ciothE furniture oi the value 81 s. The
wa entered ~ breaking nto the cenr. nnd the prisoner
Wh' rund hy wn;ci''nan eqbe before the dawn OF day
we stret' gong home with The property h possession. The
uN found the prisoner guilty OF crt larceny only. and the
CGI,t sefioeced hnn 10 the Pcnienery for months.
RltL FOR ANOTHER observation-disclosures Wa
Ter and William Waters inpicndcd with Thomas Riley and
dwntd y md were TIED for burglary the third degree
He3hnE INTO the carpenter shop oiJohn Campbell No. II
Mulberry street On The 18th April, night md steeing
such q, saws c and td cnrc worth 80 IS nso u cont
and IGrkct The Jury found William Waters rul,v Of net,
larceny. ugd James Nnter- guilty
Pleas or GriLIY.-Ihomas Riley and Edward
N1rd then nehded guilty 10 petit arcenies IN connection
wi The nhoye offence Hn the Cont scaeuce lanes NnisrS
70 the eni;eg;'nry for months Ward of moths, ind r.
TRi,L FOR GRAND LARCENY David TlsZlefon
AID encc Smith re for grand nrrenv stealing -ak
.. ern o c"nalnnr lis gallons :iCi from Ncsg-,
i"henu x Go. ~ South street. shout the middle OF Api
in,i Ihsy stole the oil rom the Pike v'lr tired
ei 4 80 Patrick Cahnne iGS Water who odd To- Pol
h"nu'. the which lei their detection and nT-es,
hejuty found ilazie;on NJ" guilty, and guilty The
our, sentenced smith To- the state Prison Tor YEAR
hcCour adjourned TO II O'Clock on IueSiny
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BY This Mornings Mail.

Mr.. Clay, en- Routc-About ten O'Clock ON
Thursday morning last Mr.. CLAY. accompanied
by the Hon. I'noMAs EWING, and the Lady of
the Hon J. J. CElrrrNpEN, passed through the
borough Of Washington pa on his way TO
Kentucky. lie stopped but few minutes, but
sufficiently long TO afford 10 the citizens OF all
parties an opportunity to greet hun with gcncr.
Gus welcome by their presence. Mr. Clay is in
excellent health, very cheerful, with finc ilow
of spirits. He took occasion TO warmly congrat.
uate Mr.. MckcNN,N on the recent vote on the
Tariff Sad he, They could not come up to il.
rejoice, SIR, 10 find that the old keystone Stale
IS abou, 10 resume her proper place in the Fcdc.
raj Arch. trust she wall soon be where found
her daring the last War. Her Delegation in
Congress- every man. WAS compelled 10 vote TO
sustain the present Tariff. The vecc of public
opinion is onnipotent.' On taking his q part-
uyc, the crowd sen, up three hearty cheers forthc
gallant kcrtucl>ian, The next President OF the
United Siates. May kind Providence spare
him 10 his country for many wears to come
Washington Pa Reporter.
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CITY Tt.LLIG h II c E.
MONDAY.
CIrCrTT COURT Before Jude KENT

HENRY Terry RS ELIAS J. PtTTIgoNE.-Mr.
Terry IN l held n.rn,t Mr.. pctti5oue tr Sl6lJ
Some mad been dmwn by Mr. ! personally and OF cfs
by netbUnc Howe and Petu5onc lacon firms to winch
he belonged ia the year mentioned Nh T. induced M Terry
Ia gc 10 so worth u the notes, aud taxi" ~ their seHd
- shares The Chelsea Bank stock. at the prcc 81 sg per
sh,o Ihi, stock tuned b. worthless, and MI Kerry
nov sues 10 recover the S6tU. beng the value ni the notes
He alleges that Mr.. Ietiibonc induced him ~ take ihc soc"
f-ou repre>cnniouS It's value Mr.. l. states inl'
self II, having the % saro Chelsea Bank stock now 4" poses
sion and beng reudy them. A Pctthune denies
lawn. falsely represented the value OF the stock ayae that It
IVA. really worth par when 10 Nh Terry The case
WI. be resumed To morrow forenoon
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couK1 OF SESSIONS. Before the Recorder und Alder


JoNAs Is. ruLIlls Esq. Drtrc; Attorney al interim.
Observation-Disclosures S"uthwick, Indicted Tor
burglar She Sd deere David kier,h. John kcr. Peter
dced or assault and mttey seyeely ialns 10 appear a"
answer. their rccocallances were icri"1'ed
TMAL FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hammond,
color.d man was tucd grand larceny, stealing silver
watch, worth 80, from J9yeph + smith ao cGgted The
u rnss case III Jocclyn's the University, N Sep
ittler , lie pledge, the watch at klufnnn', Division
Jury verdict guilty OF petit larceny
Coutt sentenced hm TO the ientenafy ioT months
TRIlI OF ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH INTENT
49, Nil md bntlrfy WIN intent tu h Franc, l. smith.
Police officer by striking Inn with Ratchet on the head 5
t,n. ms Iat INTO the head a, officer with Scay and
Burns endeavofns 20 arrest hm iof Nn Assault ma nns!
gy md Dan sentenced h 70 the State 'Sg iot 'e term
If year. there another indictment against hil iO sin
lar crime,
JrKniis FlxrD-Eisht Jurors wfrc fined 81 each
iof non-ai;cndance IN Count tbs dry
A.nruFK Assault ,Np BATTERY WITH INTENT
r XIII Illnm McNlIcn tired for M assault anu lh'-
try wi intent k John e. uss 81 No. io1 !, uos,t'
street baker; b. plunsmG hHe ln io Sri Iao A.
Ter sfotn- nfti,s McAlen shu, the KNIFE u? sud put ~
M, p9rge, previously hyiue struck Tnrs ann Threatened 10
r Ind ciIe,! a young sdy. Miss Bingham when lai me
baker u with h. bread Tis requisite % w.. , ,I
oi,r \, Inch he did and stabbed Inc Ju pu n ui
cuscd guilty aud the Cont sentenced Inn the S'e i''o ''
Tr,,, FOR False PRErEycE>.-pcter Rierson
was tired for obtaining $50 by inise rGieHce iin, -.
lnrfnan ni Rrousy by selling hInH df; i"r So OF ~ H.
ieeci s Go. Pittsburgh ieilIy E,li' "a ~ -, ~ ce IN
hr,sef office IN Wall street.-the dfnlt haviHE been tiu.,
di,honore The no, considered by INC r,
J District Attorney coming within me provision ~ ,r,5
statute ~ relation in,t petence>. MI hiilaih
the case for defence The Jury found the accused MOI
TRIAL FOR GRAND LARCESY.-EhZaoeul i't.o'
coored iinpleaded with Margaret Stephens was t. iot
Grand Larceny Stealing whtch. from l>Hnhy rc o NO.
rayafds, Oh the I'd day Of April last. TIC wachs MeTe
found under bricks the yGtd Of the house Wy ogti
Ffnm where prisoner she Maf.rfet pGt something
s N. ,,Ippnr, yns the watcij The accused. who !, I'M
der Il ycn:s iuge proved mo, excellent PREVIOUS character
nj 4FbN
and confidential partner for Lawrence & heDc Inc
Margaret Stephens, also colored, was then tried
IN, Grand larceny IN stealing the aforesaid watch. cham and
pencil case worth sl!5 from Nh Ryodcrs. No BHyard 81
and the Jury found her not guilty. ,
BUKGLA KY-James Donnelly was tried for burg
lazy IN the first degree breaking into the house Of John
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: " hat w"ndf1uS lnventlun' we have seen,
SKIS -. true genus and empty pockets.
One makes new moses. one eniluilnc.

N'i" ''iSs our iIts, on: st> il-lii III t''
jcs This country for invention. like leneope'>
weh. dong and n4dons " may father and saw there
things that may be- poudeed i the BRAIN, ui the
lrrknc :cniScs he reduced u hrun II We do NJ, md the
ilusophc stone which search oi iud something
else the uudrc Subtle p f Felix Guurnud for cradi-
eating Su'inoi, inlr. great discovery low bl-
Rant and intellectual hrOW idOucS 81 unEi do
that without the application that potent cyernuaor al barr
would ed dull. heavy. endcn ruutpeccs How many orators.
who nave fascinated und bewefed TIER audiences with their
tfoe metaphors qup>. guiddtc. c"nces, &c. are indebted
10 Dr. Felix Gourlud Tor the possession OF the magnificent and
lofty intellectual Developments wlch they have display ~
the ro,um How many indebted In hun Tor the
possession ni their ndyc loves. who would lncontlneniy
been dismissed had their forehead been and low
I'm intellectual and spiritual woman dars her eyes
upon mans frontal, nn! forms her judgment quickly the
lIsh;ung flash. Therefore. all ye who have your genius
ccged by OF supe-nos hnir, ut IL % Walker
street. 1T store FROM B01dy:Hy mis- 2;eod
ne Dr.. GorRAUp'S ITALIAN MEpICATED Soar. from %
Walker street, fist Store FROM ;oadwHy, universally
know esed 10 be Invaluable IN the o iIccked pnpcd
hntccd dark rough. cupvc skins lis positively M fiction
tia; fiery red faces applications of tins beautiful
fnrien Nlsdcnted compound assume beautiful delicate
white. smooth. transparent appearance. Fay do
iadc and our word for H. yGunU regret IT, leisure mud by
only city above Price 10 cen cake mis- = cod
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Commercial and Money Matters.

For commercial and Money .Nattc-S see Last Page.
MoSpAY, p. NJ
The Stock Market was rather buoynnt to-day.
with quite improvement IN prices. New Haven Canal
Company went up Norwich! and " orccster 6a Canton
Company 3s Railroad 8 Reading Railroad
Long Island Railroad T. Farmers Trust Company iaoi,
Bonds Ohio and rennsyya Bonds 2. picax Bank
and Kentucky SKIES a.
Wequo,c Bills on London al 1881 100, and on
Paris II 5f27ls.
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Late from, Mexico,

The schooner Ann A. Parker, Capt Bnchiman,
mas arrived at Savannah with dates one day later
than previous arrivals.
From an article in The Djario, it appears TIM, at
INST ahou, the same timc Tint Tyler signed The
Treaty OF Texas, the Diario del Goj;crNo De he
J'co remarked a. follows What the HcSper10
and the Corre0 frntceS, ofto-,av, sny N regard to
the Annexation oil Texas to the United Safes. can
not be true and VIC have for believing II not
so. Oar Government has received lis official cor
rcspondencc from Washington, the contents Of
which is Just the contrary OF what these papers say
But he It Is II may our G0rGH'aeHt is determined
not 70 lose he aSarpcd Territory and 10 that end
she will her best efforts recover H. that the
honor and dignity, and good name Of the Nation
shall not suffer.
In addition 10 TIE above. lcnrn from passcn-
Ger in the Inn l. Pdrktr, who left the ci,yo llexi
co om thc 26,h OF April, and Vera Cruz on the ID OF
MAY, that the question OF Annexation some
what talked OF in both of those cities. No definite
information on the subject oil the Treaty seemed TO
ne had but there very general Indignation
felt and expressed against any movement on the part
OF the United States, tending deprive the Mexican
Government of her supposed rights IN regard the
Territory OF Texas. TIE most dcternined hostiiity
10 tie morcmeM erideJity ecistea, and IL ir0s dp-
p0rent that IL rr0ald be resisted 10 the last or
tSn.ifV.
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THFFT.-Cuid Otlar alias Charles Miller. was ar
rested and i Stealing coat, pants and vest; worth
s-i, tom IN II. Clayton. No. Il Hu;-e7-st'eet.
CHARGE OF FALSE PRErEHCE.-James g. He
kov wns ARE, cl and held iu 500 on charge of Inv
ING 81 INC -h Mach obtained S worth Of l.nhol.r. from
tl;ser ". Craig. Of No. III Cairl street,
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Methods, General Conference.

CoRRkCuoS-In report of Saturday proceedings j.
error winch II utic copy oii>-
o. SorLgs Repor, from the Committee OF Conference and
the omission the words aud Southern. .uS
changing the whole mcauas OF the Report II should have
been printed a. follows.
= he Committee OF Conference have instructed me
to report that calm and deliberate investigation of the
agree upon any plan OF compromise reconcile the OF
the Northern and Southern Conferences. lOsHUA SoULE.
MAY L.
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DIED,

On Sunday morning May -. Miss HARRIET IloorrR, aged
% yeas daughter 81 the late Joseph Hooper formerly 81 Nc
nuryport Mas.
Funeral from 40 Hicks street Tuesday afternoon al
ucoca Her friends md acquHntanceS invited to ucnd
without further invitation.
On the 9th n>, the 9th year his age ALIEN. JAMES
En-.
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~ Col. Richard NJ. johnson arrived in this city
by the Baltimore and Washington Railroad Tonight,
in excellent heallh aud stopped with his friend, The
Rev. Q. +. Brown. Globe OF Saturday
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MARINE OuRT-Bclorc .IrpGg SMITH.
L ,rplDr ErINrNry ANnREM I'RA MEnKu.-'l

paln, sites difference the value of grey
winch he defendant and ihut OF nm inferior morse
winch he received exchange. tccacy beng lc better
p"lsct with the vok. "i the hUe Than 81 his own let
swapping Crawford telling Inn that what looked Ike
spawn the horse the effect o kick. aud TINT ie was
sound dollar. TIN, did 10 he the he
SAID 10 De worth SEQ and the horse but sol. Verdict
morrow forenoon
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The U. 5. ship Tinc.nnes, Com. Bucu,N,~.
,sci from ayan; the jthin>taut. cruicaud the L
:. bns H0i7crS Brent on tic 1ta instant
The L. : steamer Jmon Lieut.. Com. Bell,
leit NoclN Wcjae lay evening for the Gulf Of
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rr The TnrHhni! !. :. aocici: VIII bold the,t
O. B'aad,yay. The meeting vi he 0,df=;',' by Professor
hy Acssrs Can..lain. Lacev. Favr Mos. Chaml-y and
the Chor. Performance oU the Accordion 10y Nh Hunter
f.yrr-ie-s VIII commence precisely ~ : O'Clock.
T. Tbs Society wall hold serHnd .iunyrr-ary ~ tho
B,ntHny TnFerrnce TIeisy i instant on winch
occnaun Hon. lHEopoEU iRELlSGUJTsES. frv Dr. 50
nos of ONO Rey ur r,ScoN al agctg sal icll.cr AZ
dresses r. Dr nrRnYN sniGnvrruo. HAYss Of New.
--y, ar us1 cyp-c'cd 20 ,l.l par '' ~. exercises.
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tS The revenue schooner Woodbury., has been
ordered 10 Vera Cruz. TO receive the fourth install
ment OF the Mexican indemnity.
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Observation-Disclosures AFFAiE.-Nc pub
h>i.cd about month since, statement from n New
Orleans paper. o suit commenced bN wOiitn
vino had been held as slave IN That city fur Ihiriv
wears past 10 recover her frccdum the ground That
she was free born white. of German pnrentage. The
when her sun was ;hen stated 10 lt based,
vas That her parents had been brought 10 THIS COM
try nv the who now held her aS II slave, and that
tev had catered into contract 10 serve him irr
stipulated Iuc III pay for their passage. That pre-
yious the expiration OF their Term o service they
both died, since which tim" she had been he'd ana
sold Is a slave Tins version appears 10 have been
entirely Incorrect, Hs we now learn that she states
HAT she kidnapped from the residence al lief
parents in Hartford county, not far from Baltimore,
when she was quite Il small GIRL thirty Years a@n.
I'm agent has arrived III his city Ia take testimony
IN lie case and we learn he has been very success
iI. having corrOor,tcd her representations IN cve
~ particular He has found the precise farm on
which she stated that herp parents l!pd Yed rs well as
five or SIX OUt al twenty families winch she states
lived in ,i,. neighbollood al the lnc ol her abduc
,ou-hcse surviving witnesses testify that the other
persons named did live in that neghborhood thirty
wears ago, some of whom are now dend, and others
removed aud thar German family oi the name oil
the applicant for Freedom also resided on idr.n be-
longing to Mrs. Eliza SALISBURY, a daughter OF
whom was missing about that time, and never after
heard from. What became oil her parents could not
hr asceriaiucd. By an examination OF the Custom
House books her story has been further confirmed,
ii being found that vessel Of the name which she
states she carried from Baltimore III, commando
I'd hv Capt Stone did sail on the very day and dale
which she has testified This is certain mys
ferrous case and is the first ver!cation OF tic bug
heur story OF kidnapping and selling white persons
for slaves that has ever under our observations
Baltimore Sun.
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From ,IAmkICA.-Bv the arrival of the ship O>cc
Ola, We have received Our files OF Kingston papers 10
The 3ual uit. The papers contain few items o
news from layt. Itappears that Gonaives and tie
adjacent pants OF the Northern side of Iiayti were
Tranquil, although the inhabitants daily expect
ING To he plunged into the melee of horrors under
which the Southern portion OF the Island groans
No cniisG,iun has Vet taken place from Gonaives
m O. Bee
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cnrRT CALENDAR. .Tnls pA,

IUUINI N.hI-I-' IT Nv IIS DNf'
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos. ), |, H. %, i, g, ~, 80,
IS, r. H. 80, IL, H. 30, 2S, q.
CoNMoS PLEAs.-Nos 6, Il, ID, II, Is, IS 20, p,
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CnEONER.S nEFlCE

DEo"SED.-lh" drowned BODY of an unknown
man was und the Hudson River foot OF l2h,,rcct The
on TUESDAY 49, ''''' LEU
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CoURTOF COMMON PLEAS. Before Judges ULsHoKrrR.
MAZE HARRISON rs. CALvIN f. HUI AND

NLBERT SrENCER.-Acion Drought ny rn s''I lEvlV UI
hle>r Hull aud Spencer. aycln: agents sad To he due MI
H. on the sale Peters ris The deendants plead payment
mud that there was a rupuncrhip between Dr. Peters and MI
llnnsnn. TIC cnse viii be resumed t0morow loenooI
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~ Tie SviraHa .4Iary association will meet n, John
Barrvs corner o Catherine and Oak,ts on TUe,iay evening
n, ocpcs All he members are earnestly requested to BE-
nre.ent mn Il
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NEW-lDHh
Cash Tailoring Embellishments.

li2 FULTONSTREET. NEAR BROADWAY.
TIN, establishment is furnished with an entirely now ard
splendid Stock Gentlemen abJu; 10 cil'r tAcif supply Of
Clothing .lr the csucrt:us uvfet To cE AZ!
Ininc our la-se AID ,le assortment Of SrHz aHi Summer
Goods which have Ian ,eisc wit, the eat possible care
rs to QUALITY Of material and ;ye o.. p7;teumhr.cur the
fine, French and Eng. Cloths Cas-lac, rad Ve-tas,
bee found a ans house tl, oi!ic: cy the ntet
STATE, The Cutting department vi 81 be- conducted by
Nj Fisher aud Nr CoGc of firm. yho have been uas
and we belle, flyu-b known re Of tn, house.
and we laer ourselves That will be furnish Gentle
men Garment, eluain pon Of tit elegance 10 that Of
nus Other c,,abisnen; TIL, country Europe. Ind nd
hen. ,;rcty 10 Cush and ono lrce ys;c,
hicd to supply our customers with 'rt'= article, OF Clothing
nj greatly reduced prccs. \ : FISHER ( Co MI Inns
~ The Packet ship Gia.Iia;or. or London.
rne.cnsers Viii piae t., H. on bard steamer Ilcob Eel
the Aerraat, fxcnaare AID Hate Foreign e;ei Office
halfpasi H. ny-J
lrs- The Boot.s OF subscriptions 10 tle'Capi'al
Stock New u. and Ere Railroad 60 open nj
the Office Of the Company. No - Wail-,'res Lereeu the
hours ofI0 an!5. ENI ". GOULD Secretary.
New Yofk Apri 2l'h 'sii an
KS Paper IEan.in-s. Bordrr nnd Fire
BOARD PEiN'rS-J. H. & J. NJ. PRATT. 10. u South
Ur;inenr OF Paper Innslng, Borders an Fire Board Prints
WHICH they oie 10 Country Merchants a!d others on the
H.i favorable Terms. ul'!.o 3mis
K Martin e. Thompson. Arclite:t and Builder
intend the Erertirn i:;s, Residence 80 lie. enth
doors el-t u Bowefy "hcFe he may be "sn "a the
evening. ni@ '.hl>
H:- TO Temperance i'ricn.Is.Tie friends OF
temperance reminded 'iar heai qi- ard c1niir' axe
found as usIel U3 Bafcr, THIS establishment having
been rc.ied and pui complete order all ruger and friends
visiting our cay lor transient stay. WHO wcul Ike t tie
superiority of well chosen 'cgciabie Diet respectfully m
vitc,! to call. nj I'M ROSWELL GooH.
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OLD MAGA TRIU NPHhNT,
BLACkWOOD'S
EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.

FAC-SIMILE EDgTl0N-PRICE L.. CENTS.
Is NoW READY. IT TIE NEW W06LD OFFICE.
81 Ann s,-ee'.
CONTENTS.-I. imprisonment and Transportation 70.
The Increase o: Crane. 2 Rhine and Rhiuciaater, g.
The Monster Misery Of le-a;urc By Mouse born Of the
Mountain Ma:s;oa OF the Helo. of Sia.e,aia. par,
II. ). Indian iis.rs-twaoT. .. The Free Thinker :
Tire Snow. b Data :. Love he Wilderness. q Ireland
tive Landlord and Tenant Question.
Prcels cents-s2a 5co-.
g. \ iev -e> from the commencement Of the rrc>e, 500
Ann s,esi
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~ 'Thc Invisible Wig closely resembles the
r, ead OF rif aud nn"sSetT, have pfonuunc
The ,reui Vantage o Ils novel and unique Wig
ins made wi;hou; SEWN: winch causes uppenf
;ture ~, c,y to resemble. the nGuFa! laf, both shuc
md general uppelrlcc eiy =tscU IL texture beng
beautiful 81 youi, and tree thai ~ all casts U eptH
non eyuro,iluu uI!mpee and tie great evils u Otc
Wl.> entirely avoided inc sc9ptc and cpuluiser are alike
invited To- inspect tins novel aud beautiful WIZ und the pc
ruur method OF ,til- head at the manufacturer, y
C. BARRY it Broadway ceruef oi LlIey steel up Stars
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MoSDAY. May ~
ASHES-Po,> are steady al 81 a. which l2 bb>. have
been sold to-day: 30 bb> Pears sold ut 20.
COTTONNe have heard of no sales OF the lenst mior-
tance to-day. the from Liverpool not beng o ia
vo.nbc character -,
FLOUR AND MEAI,-TheEe Is no change IN the Flour
market from saturday The moderate. and de
man tn for Genc>ec Mt 70 and Ohio and Michigan nj q
6S7, There nothing donG IN Southern Corn Meal and
rive Flour remain as last noticed
GEAIN-Wheat ~ 2 ind Barley nTe scarce and wanted,
hut we know of sales Oats oil steadily al s. 81 Gems
for Nortern Corn abundant and dull he sales are
400 h,,el, Southern - weight and - cents ie
sure 1909 Jersey nj 81 cents and some Inferior Non"
kiyCtat - rents weight. "a
@PRONi~IONS-le,> Fork : nominal a. about 81 trlme
ha further declined l50 bhs having been sold to-day ut @
Reef :, A. dun A. ever there being demand and M certainty
rs resa.l. prices los bb, Picked Hams and 81 de- Shout
,ler> sold nj s. mad D. cents.
WHISKY Is dull y bbs Western sold al 90 cents, at
which iri:G:c cnsk. nre sold 4 small WAY.