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Aurtion Sales.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Asctons~r
10y BANGS, RICHARDS 4 PLAIr.-So
cons gnmrns for -ncfor sar<.
on WrDSrSDay EVENING. June

- ~ BrOSiwsv-f.h-rsl cash sivsnoemens made -
consignment. for snciior sales
= on WEDNESDAY EVENING, June
PRIVATE LIBR,Ry.-A luge and valuable Conecnce
q Book eh"y IN Theology, including many Enshse Sa'-
Ainous 'isr sre Psires Lo~'h. Commentary. ?roiss
kopn-ous boicas kr~~srcfs~ vols, T0wnsends Notes
he Bible vols Bsne-s Ncis- on isssh vols, Goods
DIVINE Rue, 2Nols. Jeremy Tsylors ,ons Massons
sermons Clarks Commentary; Essebsas History: Web.
Church History. vols Homes lntroiastioa. Neticdiss
Qasrery Review u vols Throios;ea Review, vols;
Me-ey'- Nsursl Philosophy, yo. Auerbary's Sermons
vol Lersisn. Hebrew Bible. oe~enins Heer~w Lexi-
cor Owen Hebrews Bone's H.or, tho bse~ TOTO.
Hgnhfs History of SPAN. yol-. DouegAns iexeoa Pa
ey's " ors. BLAIR. sermons. Rsamers EnssDi, Craeas
Concordance. syo. Mack gs on the fps,es Whkns DE
Weston. Hea hcn Reeiion of Mrscls~ clsrron VIE
dom vols Potter ou Church Government bsrnsus He
he- OF tn Church. ,oo. Book OF >sars BArs Rlssorc:
New Prophecies Burcers Memoir, OF foas omens
Lostifs l.-aih lif- Diyiny; Whtrelds Lite and SER
mons. RAnkes History Of Inc Popc- Nspers Peninsula
Mar: Boswell. Life 81 Johnson vos burneifs Lives Of
Hale and Roche-ief tunes lie Nnd '9frespooisn1e
Hermanurc, Gibbons Rome vols Ro1ins Ancient diso-
~. Svol-, &c.
l. COTTON n GO. Aucuon ard Commission Nor
chants No. ilS Fulton str-s,. and - Ann 'rt-Lo-
ers dvances inside on cousisnmeni' and promps rsorns
made -
NEW AND SECOND HAND ttRNirtRE-At let
o'clock az IN, Auction Room. general assortment Of new
and seconi-l,nd Furniture OF al descriptions 'lx SOFAS
bureaus Table, French B.>isea., Mahogany Chairs Brus-
.is and Ingram Carpcis Bed. and Msrasse- Bedding. nc.
A>o Bedroom and hic,en fumiur'. Also, u" Boston
Rocking Char, a g uuier n. iasi of the consignment
Also 2ver gan, large French plate Pier Glasses bns-
-e.> Cars- of about p yards. SECOND hand ro~rwoed
Piano Forte. and large Book Case. "a pay advances
Tuesday, June
At 10. O'Clock. Al - Ann sirsL
SHOES or EVERY DESCRIPTION, consisting Of
Misses snd Children Caters Ladies' Wet TEE. Sllk and
Ls.ngupt Buskin- BLACK ari Coor,s do. Msses col
or Sips and Buskins, Bows and Meas Brossns, Pumps
ami Caters together with Sr,ai variety Of other shss Ac
JAMES VI MILLER Aucionssr
RN JAMES VI. MILLER, Hardware, Real Estate.
Leather Boots shoes. Ac. al No Liberty street. ai !ls
junction with Maiden Lane
TUESDAY. Jane ST.
Al 10. o'clock. NJ store No Liberty street.
BOOTS SHOES AND BROGAN>.-leo cases Boots.
Shoes and Brogan- consisting every variety suitable foe
southern. Western and Northern trade.
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NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS

4 r THE NEWlORk CASH TAILORING EsTAB-
~ LlSHNfNI, l57 Broadway three doors below tbe
Franklin lIOs. The Subscribers receiving dirsst
from " European Markets. us latest and fashionable
styles Of SPRING GOODS aiapfei for Geniemcns wear.
with wchily prepared furnish their customers and
the public with their spring Garments sf very moderate
prcs- our stock Fancy Good, very rich being select
ed hy from the Paris and London markets
thereby enabling ip offer the richest and deslrabls
patterns of every article belonging gentlcmans ward
robe such prices will convince the sceptical that
do and viii furnish customers with a full or partial
OUTFIT unparalleled LOW PPl fS-no taxing our pal rons
vi IN the denqueuces necessarily attached the credit bu-
strict puncuaity observed filling orders No do
vafon In prices. mi8l J. 4. BOOTH CO,
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Books.


y. APPLE On * ", " N PUBLICATIONS ,.
4 IL ELEGANTLY FklSltp ami neatly bound
n HISTORY o. GERMANY -frpm fIf4 Fsr.. 81 r.ri..i
f1 f. r---.nf fua IrIH-.f- rom fnr t,erral 81 Poo
KoIrsi- ID tr James -. Has, su- 3so teD page 81 f
Index 81 or Owe rlrfs = cent? elr.-
SAUL. A MY.rEEY-i Sacred Dramatic Pom bv A..
f..ir 4. .-.r. .snf Cox. a. &C. ! Fn- i-nu
PpTN--gv William IA. Lslri. D BOB -un r-rf.
NEVER roo LAIE-rAl American Doni--f.r Tale. b.
t.ir..- Bl-ieff ilf.ur oi Ii- Aiora. Cad &c. i.na
. cents.
f-ag I and clmuf- -u- for fl- Farmer aui Em sr.f
rsr- ng l.. tl-Arug 30 furr-f AMI Frar- Land Tar
-r no tra.ls generally farTerv. COOKERY an f Pre-.
..0r sui Corr. O. b--l-- Hlih rupiuus Receipts rn.l
Ts...- b. q " Marshal. D fn- limo Illustrated
0r c.-sn o.. ..lal. ulf--r covers. 81 cent?.
4 MANUAL uF ANCIENT AND MODERN HIS
TORY. av " e. lsg.Hr LII. D. revised IS lob aiiron- .r
Pros g. : Henry. SOL sf" d" o." lifr- = - of H D
~ PRESS
Mr.. Ls1lor- La.l.-- ,n1..r Companion f0I. l-ro
Ur 4rrD.f- ~..nHu- auI 81 -r sl-0l- Works
Row b. n. Arnd- Latin and t1ers Prose -ui Nt--.
& lrl...-. -.sI. snI other tIa--icn " urs-. -- r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-02

lIvFRruoI IAN May lcth
With reference To our Circular OF d inst by the last
steamer We have 10 advise that good business coniin
ned 10 be- done in Cotton mp the nh inst bal since the
rceip the Crai Westerns accounts ON the morning
u that day the market has been very dull and dccnn.
and 3d. per No. below the highest rates current al
DE beginning oi the month. The continued heavy sup
~ into the American ports strengthens tAc belief ln
amer oi the crop than were before generally
credited which great cause of thc depression .ft
another IT, that cs- excitement prevails ns 90 the political
ieaons between The two countries and The speculative
operations influenced hy have become nearly COZ quit,
suspended Nothing however otnn official character las
rnslf'd upon The Oregon question: but the temperate
lone Of most &" the American public papers u relation to
AMI The confidence pretty generally expressed iu the
mercantile adNiccs rum The United states that would
ro' csd 90 rupture have greatly alayc the uncscss
which previously prevailed here but OF course later ac
counts and something 10 show the feeling Of the Govern
msnt of the nitcd states vii bee anNou.iy .ksd for
The snss of Cotton for the week ended lh instant ,r
0llnhaics OF which SPECTATORS took p. O0 la-s and
o the week ended iusi evening the b mes. afro,f,
u2a4sa hale. Il which 800 were on speculation Tho
Aurrcao descriptions Sold tins past week consisted .i
40 Inland ~ 81 f---lN Orleans go 3s "a 5-O $50
Aabains and Mobile at b aiiand -,u Sea Island 90 lO
v AID pcr TO- The quotation iol h.au no" is IS r.
faf A-Nohi, gi "a 5.-Fair 4'--Orcans % at.--Fal
is-snd Alabama and ronucsscc3 q per o. Though
h. winds have been uiiia, orhc for arrivals for som,
weeks past and considerable import Of Cotton is o. De-
sxpecci with the frs chanc yet the stock n tbs or
how amounts "a about ~>6OOO bales. against ciiN d
srne period last season The stock Of American is esi
hated a, 6Y2cpo being am increase ofai-ou bales
The Com Markets continue in "A depressed si'i,'
snce last the sales Of IuVcnnc have amounted ID
'"hbs 81 =. 20 = 2d. PER cwt No change 10 'ht !"
'sco market Yours. respectfully
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-02

NINrILAri>e SUMNER HNs-Ne have perfected. aud
viii Introduce Sal,-roo OBI. day. most dcsrih dee
improvement lu hats for Gcucnen- Summer wear. WHICH
combines ihr agft,hiy yrNriiAItNc qualities of DO" straw
aai with the dress elegance of FORM and durability oi 'ir
Fur fhrc-a cun-ummaion long wished for iy all scnc-
men " hu would unite comfort and iiisit
LEARN \ co. Nos. g. / Asior House
New ork, MAY ~, leil ma bi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-02

CASTLE GARDE>.-Door- open ~ ha.fpssi ., per
\ firnanc- fo commence NJ o'clock tONt rht = = "a
Na..rl Admission - ceuis MONDAY fNhNlNt,
June - the performance vii commence WIKI ",Sl-
olrr,ur- song TIE While >slsl,' Nj Dennsoi Aiirf
,l..h fl,t a.,tiilar Comedian YANKEE HILL VIII give
an Original >ere, of Cnmicsl tsrcatl-, NstNrsi lH-A
r0r- Clriol- Mosit- Of tourship- Down At So
-sf.r, tNrr-i~s. ami fyuluruns Of Htkh ILlNr GA r
Talr Rope. >lb..upuon season Tickets may always -
~ - L. N ~ ltlr--rLL.
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cAsBTAILoRrNc ESTABLISHMENT,

No. tO5 FILloN->IRttI, where may be found .
/ and splendid assortment of French English and
American CLOTHS CA>slMfRFS and kESrIN0S.
which No be- made up order a style be surpassed
ne titN.
olr goods and prices before purchasing. Terms CASH
msl1 I'M FELT A STOtkBkID0F
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to d.. Bo.twick, 3 Cimmbcs--sircc' has supply
II l...lf'',' fra'rf.r my3D Ills
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wHTc ALMANAC FOR ls45.

I'VE WING ALMANAC Fok isj contain. ihe Con
-iifuuou of -" ned >iai'- pee traii'n OF lnirptn
m fYnf ahrd cement lfa-o contains an Alphabetical Tia
hIe,f Duties ou MrrrIandie besides tr"u- other naiier
f o.,a-.f r,,.r.-f Price ~ CENTS = per dozen.
WHO ALMANAC FOR l6ft
: few copies oi ile Wig Anhile i'f 1885 clniaiig
DE. Thrift Law 90 1872 b-ie- other permanently useful
r.,f,.r ,r. f.,r .li. Pucr = cents For sale hg
,,r GREELEY T. McELRArW
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pr1prrsr1-D rurs MOpurvc

fir-is.i 1 ',. Time George H. By Henry. Loud
Brpuehum. 2. r.. = Prev rr,a'-
TNlT afA EALFUt Statement nHi &C.. los of .Ir
whole ca-,. oihe Rev j. ~ Ftrrhi. complied from or r
nu' dpclu-nf-. Price p cef'-.
AL ie Ncr Publications can bee Bad 20 f.e counter 80 pub
.i-l..r-' prices Nm ~. GRAHAM.
mii Tribune Building. Ns.-ln--t. opposite t.e Parl
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a. VALUABLE PROPERTY ~ TME CITY

h:# OF BROOkLYN Ar AEcTlON.-rHIS DAY, June,
ri. ls5 al n O'clock VI. the subscriber viii sell q
Public Auction those i've lots of ground, with large house
thereon situate ON the south side of Nassau street. near
the corner OF JAY he city Of Brooklyn. within four
i've walk of Ferries and IA the nsighborhood
Of various Churches and Academies
The OF payment " IN be- made satisfactory; largo
portion of the purchase money remain ON bond and
mortgage re-er,ng the ot the tee the acceptance
oi the bond bonds of the purchaser purchasers
JOHN LEErE, Agcuouerr and Estate Salesman.
= IT, 18Th street. near 9th avenue. " v
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Auction CARPETS. p. 3. HYATT. .,

n Broadway. of Anhuny-f las recently received
from assortment Of Ingram Carpets ranging
Iu pric. from -nlng- per yar such usually sold
from 20 -luiues Also, "a beautiful assortment o Bris-
.els ly and Venetian Carpets oil Cloths. Maiing-, Stair
KoI- Hearth Rugs, &C all OF schare for sale at email pro-
tf- Tor ASH iny-i tIfs
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a COGU OprOllTI NlTl q

y Thousand dcIIsf- DO "a siir. Ai,' n-..
ia-ine-- Boz heard oi hs -laie--N- H. ' ''' '
WANTED INNlEpINELl-Several men o. ,nrn .i'.
,oud AMI brass. also, several io p"N-H on eH''
ApQiy a- above
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tudttbes. lewslrr. sc.
LONDON coin WATCHES.

EULL JENELED DUPLEN AND LEVER ESCAPE
4 MENr WATCHES. made by r. r. Cooper VI }. To
bias CO. 'i-f r,reiyevl and for sale cheap az
FREEMAN'S. S39 Broadway, cor ReDle~si.
afar.c Buildings
Also. splendid assortment oil sterling SILVER tOkh>,
Spoons. CT PS ami I tA-SErrS. for sale at Msnuiic
ufr,ir~ prices -Nir
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CHROEOME TIERS

pTUTE STEW ART respectfully informs ii- ifirnfi-
\ CUSTOMER. nd ,r public. illi l- establishment - r"N
m fi. Merchants Exchange, lp Reafns Room STAIR ,oft
or =, fIfam lnd W -.l -irv'i~. n., tl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-02

WILEY PrTNiNS LITERARY NEWS LETTER
W AID MONTHLY REGISTER or NEW bOOt>
For-i su and American For JUNE obtaining
o. account 0f Important sale Of old aud Books
800 London .Silu prices.
2-Awcncsn Literary intelligence.
i.-Li-f cot all fhr new " oTh- for the last month
i.-NrN Works published u America. during MAY
I-lInfary of Choice Reading with critical notices.
b.-A llIlbie ~ orks ou Architecture. Iu-l imported
~ ffc- % iic Medical Profession.
g. tnnounc. meuis ali Advertisements OF thr Me- r-
iiarprr
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IL Mechanics In-tirurc.-The r.rnar mon

n,esog N rh- Institute WI h-ld n the Lecture Room
CIV Hall on TUESDAY evening - inst O'Clock
b order J. }. MAPES Pres dent
l.. HARerrr Acflarf. ~
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"a TO IET.-Pau If the cOnim'sOu, dwelling IA
I Leonard street, v c-t Of Broadway IA small family
- Rent $40 e2n
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,Iur Mo,T DELICuTFIL OF All EN-


! CtR>lONS-A Sail across the hudson River 90 HOBO
KEN and ttu Nalkto the ELl>lA< FIELDS, along it''
exceedingly beautiful and picturesque shores 81 ii" place.
WILL prove The easily accomplished and attractive OF al
Rf'RAI ENtt RSIO\> thar b. made from The Itiy
The Grounds presena charming aspect the trees being
mn leaf and t., soil covered Nth rich turt The waks are
I'm excellent order having been considerably emb.i-.d Tie
present spring The Ferry Boas from Barclay, Canal. and
Chnstopher-srees comp eiey nitd mp Win awnings
and seals Night Boats run from ioboken to hncas sr'
until N oirlnrk Ferrage 81 cents. mylo imuas'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-02

a. HOT ~ TO IET.-1ie three story and aiuc
e.. dwelling House. No 20 West Hhsfes fronting s
Episcopal seminary, Chelsea square. This Houss 10
finished with mahogany doors fnarb. manles Ac and will
be- painted throughout aud furnished Win Croton Wssr bath,
sc. Sc Apply To d. A. CUsHMAN, Chel-ea-sguare,
MI l-if OF ls8 Pear ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-02

- IN hand hbi- .....-....-- Hob 2-fo it'r
49,, are All seR and of iln. year, brand Tho
~ q is,a and 1874 amounts 20 between > and "H1
- - s-.,o a which Pearls.
c(,rox Yesterday beiD. steamer day The operators
~ with their vnrTe@p Ondencc and ih' market
active The sale- are about ioJo bales without
80. IN uyics-
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SATURDAY. May -

yber,. is a fair inquiry existing for both des.
5Sn., cxDort and the market Is steady The sales
po a - on ihls rots ~ - "a, and 100 10 '1
tT - -, az Z. 4 ct
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10 d.. HG-tNicks - Nithi'F- rli''.' it's +" s'ff.
of healthy matter myao lis
70 second Nard.-NiiiG SCHOOL NoMlNA-
Commilrc appointed for ihe purpose oi sc-
lecilug officers. present ihr following;
~ Cotar,iss ,ner.. JEREMY l. CROSS
For fespccior........N 81 toLGAIt-
For Ilu.fee ...... GEO ?. Nl>bliI
Al Boo favor al the above named gentlemen are requested
m meet az Jones second Ward Hotel on Saturday t'rn T.
NAV 3isi 90 hapssi O'Clock 90 make pf,a ion- Tor IRE
election which Viii take place on Monday. June FL by
onlerof GEO. ROW LAND Chairman.
t.t,> 90 >ecfriareS mvcl o.
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pf,rsn 80 nonr Manufacture and ncl .riA e1cfl
v,rS~FNDFN a. HALE. Commission MfKCHtNTs, inr
/ IN. .l'r of AMERICAN MANJfACll kE>' NJ. "
i''' '''' MM W FESSENDEN.
.., .,.,,..,.i.. DAVID A. HALF
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urRIc,> ur.Ei M.>p AERIAL GAR

n DEM nuer at Broadway AMI Ann sfes'i hViH.as
Jane %. ant through he wr.A
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES every evening =. p
oeacs and "Wednesday and saturday sernoou- Al hall
pa-f
~ The Msnager pleased 20 announce NJ famous sHi
on liual kENrU CkN NlN>rREi> the hcsi band % fii'
oplan- America Also engaged. GREAT W f>ithN
The mrCsri drn-aiur ui Yankee character. Snd general
LOW COMEDIAN. Also. MASTER WOOD. ong Aii
fayOrshv known a talented Dancer. MR. bAklfti .
ih. sable OiF But Mr. PETE NORRIS, come Nocai.
.f Mr. WHtrLOCh. the hest BANJO PLAYER and Negro
N.l..i-t M America Mr.. WESTERN. N-> ADNk,
IA PFTITE CARLINF. YANKEE cot kr>hlP, CON
a. NFLANGF Nc. GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION
fam, he tanlen on the top of The Museum. every evening
All "Wednesday and SGuniay afternoons. WAN flr-
mss ~ Admission - cents ie2
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cTNTLEMEN'S HATS.


ia Price ~:s.-fAe Summer style !. now ready O
R6BFETsON's ThoeuN Hat and Cap Mandatory. lO
fgliul-strcei. hhA'l DIS
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miscellaneous.


4 MI VI - 7 II
y w AZ. PALMER - auiNuu-rd agent Zoo .r
ceNr subscriptions and a .ef-rDuf- Tor il- paper W l-
ui,e- Boo Boston. Sew Anrf. Philadelphia and Baltimore
agent receive subscriptions and advertisements iof ii-
paper
from ihc Sullivan Nhie. BuoT.n4iur-h. '. h--l- j..
PALMER luf This paper. at ui- oitcc- in New
York Boston. Philldri pima and Baltimore.
From fi, urrtcf1r So InrioI : w. Il. fALMtt
American Newspaper Subscription ana Advertising Agrn
cv Tribune Bldinr- New YORK.. also al - Offices JOB b'-
ton Philadelphia aud Baltimore d. our agent ipr - paper
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Correspondence OF The Tribune.
......., rt..i ,.,. d.

liNrRrooi. ltih May, l-i1
sontrea Pot Ashes q. Cd -. 3d. Pear 2is dd 2t-.-
ss'ed sis'cs Poi als I'D Pearl Pas. The demand co.,
~ses very isngaid
sses Wax L To- per cVt
There Is an improved feeling In Taiow which may Fee
gaoed rs a3o. -
,afd Il saleshc At 3ss o. according 20 quality and
'~eeso ihTe IS very little now here
hune = a : "a. The stock Is light
ArcqIss
NJ INST the sacs Of Quer Bark are - hhds a.
sxLesd slC i5sa si7-no stock
~F'~va az a AZ, Whale niiA97a Ral
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-02

BOARDS. rRE-~PiPEE~.Ac .-'"""ih- Bind
- er,' HOtid- hand and machine made, mrlinm ana
double cap size.
10000 lb- straw Boards, a-soriod numbers,
1000 iu- Iudk aO dp
1000 ll,- ElubuX ID dp
geo arocc Bunnctdo whle brown aud yellow
qualities
5o do yellow Pres Papers. different sizes
la da white dn deficient weights iur
sale lu lOI- 200 -uli lurcil-tr-h y
r. T.. CLAYTON q sons. Paper Warehouse.
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SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.

I'VE subscriber wishes 10 make known 10 the public that
ach u he biscuit and crackers winch are odd in M
city by The above naDss entirely different from ti sODN
BISCUIT aud SUGAR CRACKERS made at his Bakery
winch have been used by nysds particularly those wtsD
suffer from ind ges,on, for than twenty YEAR, with IL
beet esults while the imitation. which can b. made for
lees prlcr though perhaps good for person beal are
wholly unit for The rck. The above BscuIT and CsAKEas
also BUTTER BISCUIT, WIsE BlscUIr BUrrEs Cssckgss
WATEs CsAcKsRs PiLOr and NAVY BkE,psll Of the
qualify RE constantly for sale al l~ wekBo establish
mrni, rs asin gtOn street, 81 Wsrrrn-sueeL
~ 6mi-' EPHRAfM TRFADwELLs SON.
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\Ew-YoRK PEALE'-l Mr~kr ~ !

Y BiRcH. Manager. Broadway, opposite Cry ha.L -
MOND AN June al. and through the wees. >fLfNDlp
pFRFORliANC - every evening Al oclo,k and W edn's
isv ana Saturday, afternoons AZ The Manager has en-
s,,,.l he famous SABLE BROTHERS.
TI,. best hanI of Ethiopian Ministries in me 'ouAfS
40 enaas.i al great expense the celebraicd IL. III
Comedian and uns.l.laled Comic Vocalist.
r. a. ROOVH Also MISS BRONER,
4 alr q .peral IA .eifS amt g.uev, accomplishments
Also engaged MISS BLANCHARD. Juggeress.
MISS NtfrFRr. a charming Vocalist
IA PETITE AIMEE. Dsnseuss. COMIC FARCE.
I'LL ON. = ---- ..----- ------l -- ave. ---
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EORElGN PORTs.

Brig Ovonnan. Davis. from Ponce PR. with -nsar.
Also. ship unknown. Wind T..
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-10
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS.
WAsuINcrov Son, E /

WAsniNGroN, Sept s, 1915.
Mr.. Cunaingham:-My principle is to attack
principles moi men, abuses, not individuals, un-
less those men are the cause Of abuses-with these
principles commenced my correspondence TN the
Light House System, as present and past coE-
Quoted, and will continue with these views to Law
the system open to public gaze, without any de-
sire. on my part, 10 be placed at the head of thai
establishment, have the control of its funds -
As sailor. wish the system to be- made perfect
as cilizeu, wish proper economy in the
erection of Light Houses, placing the Buoys, and
building Light Ships. With these few prelm-
nary remarks, will PROFOUND to the head of the
Light House Department, the following queries:
How often have the Light Houses, Boats, &c.,
been examined
Have the persons officers always reported
the system IN good order, requiring no mOdiica-
ton
Did Capt's. Perry, Kearney, SIoat, RosSeau-
Lieur's. Plat, Romans, Bache, Manning, Porter
and Hollands, find the Light Houses, Boats and
BedcOns n good order
What is the original cost of each Light House
Boat, Beacon, aud Bunys?
What has been the yearly repairs of each Light
House, Boat, and Beacon, for the last twenty
years?
What number of contractors have not fulfilled
their contracts, and yet, have been permitted to
go on with the buildings. SC?
Hoe many Light House hare tumbled dopn ?
The number of Light Houses, Boats, Beacons,
and Buoy?
How many persons employed to keep and SUI
prrniend each Light House, Boat, Beacon and
| Buoys?
The number of persons employed as contractors,
| IN building, repairing, and supplying, the Light
| Hnnses, Boats, Beacons, Sc, Throughout, the
whole establishment?
How many certificates have you received from
merchant captains in relation to the Lights. Boats
and Beacons-and, whether any of these persons
have examined personally by inspection, the Light
House System?
What are The uie,cs oppressed By those inteli-
gent chart makers, The Btunts' Of .NeU York,
o" The present Light House System?
Hoto long, SIR, haze you been at the head of
th's system, and what are you politics2
When the Head of the American System OF
Light Houses, answers these questions, satisfac-
torly, will call on him and introduce, personally
Your obedient servant,
JACK FLYBLOCKaU. S. n.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-09-10

and we hope every one who belongs to the Sreas
Democralc party of the country will show firm
ness, and stick to the principles of Democracy,
though the flag should fall in tatters around. INN.
the talents aud persevering industry of Mr.. Buch
anan, in the United States Senate, are sufficient.
ly known and highly appreciated. not only in his
native State, but in the Old Dominion, and in
every part of the land where the stars and stripes
Vt his country float.
Talking of the talents and integrity of Simon
Cameron, reminds us of Colonel Plucks military
valor and patriotism. Honesty and justice, though
the Heavens should fall.
Yours, respectfully, II.
N b. AS we think g honesiy the best poli-
cy," Government had better draw her deposi,e
money from the Middleiown Bank. She has
therein, Cor should hare) forty five thousand
dollars, 10000 subject TO drait7 Take care
something don't ge, rotten in Denmark.