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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-13


enough 70 DO honeel,n should be broken up.
as The " Lexington Advertiser says :;
That man who announces himself a
candidate becomes q target at which every
one may shoot, and We shall speak OF the
moral depravily OF MNult, or any other
candidate for political station in whatever
terms our own views mny dictate
The same print few weeks ago told q
story about M'Nutt gallopng pony lhro'
the streets OF ylcksburg, with DR.. Hagan
behind him, and jug Of whlskey under
his arm. This gross SANDER upon the lv-
ing and tho dead, was roiuIed by ,hp sim
pic enquiry of tho Sentinel for information
about thai pony---ior nobody believes that .,
pony could have yalloped up and down the
hills Of Vicksburg, with Gov. M'Nutt, DR..
Ilagan, and jug Of whiskoy on his back,
Wesupposc that the above i an iniimation
that we are 10 have moro Munchausen-ish
stories from Tho same mint. II must be a
poor cause which requires resort 70 such
modes Of warfare nganst an honorable OPP
poneni. II we were disposed to initiate
The example, wemght probably relort in
.hc same vein but We notice the matter
merely 70 say, that those who are intimate
with Gov, M'Nuu bear witness that he has
bocn strictly temperate for two years past;
and 10 repeat what is well known, that his
occasional social excossos in times past me-
var interiered with tho discharge Of his
public duties. The revival of ths stale,
n,alignant ISLANDERS against him, u exceed
v iQ9ly ilibcral but they viii an, as they
have heretofore fallen, harmless at his feet.
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49, We call attention % tho article head
eaFW England In a state Of Transition
Nic ALBION is q s'csionial gazette" publish
IA TIL mo city Of New York, supported BY
NriAsh subjects resident ii Ills country,
Snd iss authority is unquesiionable. That
tlnpro,cctive system is lettering TO its dis
A0Iuhon in the British islands, Is apparent
u thc most casual observer--that other
;ftaf reforms are on the eve Of consunma,
liNl, we have the authoritative admission
of nc opponents Of reform.
F1 ~,---.>----~->----~-~rs~s~-
NAimMrs co.--Tho democracy Of Holmes
hsid meeting al Lexington on Saturday
elas', and nominated tho following ticket
lof 1.-THE Legislature,
For Senator,
W WnLiAM II. JOHNSON,
For Representatives,
JANIS War;,
]. BAaKsrALE.
This Is "a strong team" and ir The coun.
" can he redeemed from whIggcry, these
arc The men 70 effect iis redemption.
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Messrs. Hurst \ shannon have purchas.
cd The establishment Of the Wei burg Con.
s,i,uiionalisl, and win soon ~ ia whp
paper in that city to be called The Z In
selhgcnceg," daily and weekly.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-13

SOUTHWESTERN FARMER.- This pubhca-
ton has ceased for wantof patronage. We
have been an occasional reader of the pa.
per for several years, and although we
thought its editor somewhat enthus'dr
in his devotion TO the cause he espoused
we always considered his paper one Of the
most useful In this section OF the Union
We beg him 10 cons,ruc anything we ma,
have said Of seemingly contrary tenden
cy, sin ! pickwickian sense, aud accep
our best wishes for his prosperity and hap
riness, wherever his 10, may be cast.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-13

Total supposed expenses Of
the government for lS46, $l97,7l3 81
9TH. The amount that will be received
into the treasury in 1916 from the ordina.
ry sources of revenue, will not vary ma
terially, we think, from S375, GOO. Should
the present rate of taxation remain, tho in
crease of taxes for l647 and 1913, win
be in iatio to the increase Of wealth and
population, but we apprehend that the next
Legislature will reduce the present rate 81
taxation, as we believe the people consi.
der it too oppressive to be borne.
Il will be seen by the preceding state.
ments, that The domestic debt Of The State
is as follows
| st. The outstanding funded
warrants, or scrip. bearing
5 per cent. interest, $lS3,63S 50
I'd. The outstanding old war
rants unlundcd, S0,222 80
Sd. The outstanding new
warrants, a7,l6lv 6s
4th. The amt Of the Scmina-
ny fund in the treasury,
bearing 8 p. c. interest, 97,673 Sc
5th.. The ami of the Semi
nary Fund invested ia
Planters bank stock, $4,000 90
Gin. The ami of the Sink
ing fund now in the trea-
suryy - 2s,4(il IS
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Total domestic debt Of The
State, $685., 25S Az
The supposed excess Of receipts over
the expenditures for 1876, are $l77, 1888,
~hi"h ''''' n.y. y The liquidation
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-13

or abe rumor Of tho contemplated re-
sigghiion Of Mr.. Buchanan, and Of disaf-
iettion in the Cabinet, is authoratively sta
ed 10 be without least foundation. We
suggest that tho editor Of the government
organ might find more interesting and pro-
liiable themes for his pen, than the contra
diciion OF every silly "rumor" set aiioa,
by the letter writers and political scandal
mongors.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-13

(Ty- Tho editor Of the Columbus Wlhg
'sridcs high horse occasionally; for cx-
ample, that culogy OF tho "ncble Wings
81 Mississippi" in his last paper. Al the
risk Of being considered vulgaw pie
beian,' we mus. say to him that although
he stalks mighty purty, the whiskey cam
come" lie will never impress the people
with an appreciation Of tho beauties Of
whiggcry w his high-sounding words and
heroic phrases. It's all gas, MIR. Wing.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-13

Messrs. Eurs, \ Shannon have purchas-
cd The establishment Of the vic' burg Con.
s,iiuiionalisl, and win soon ise pa wing
paper IN that city to be called The +" In
telhgcnces," daily and weekly.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-13

This is "a strong team and ir The eoun.
" can be redeemed from whIggory, these
arc The men % effect is redemption.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-08-13

wednesday morning .;;'. August ., lsI''
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
DIED


IN Friday evening. May 23d. SARAH G. DUNHAM.
vie Of Albert R. Durham. aged % years, month and 10
y, Asa daughter, wife and sister, she lived beloved
and dies lanenied.
"Deares. sister, thou hast lsft u.s.
And our loss we deeply feel
But It's God who hath bereft us.
He can all our sorrows heal"
On Sunday morning. the 25thinst THEODORE F. Infant
a., Of Henry E. and Rebecca w. Davies. aged. months
The frieads and relatives of the family are invited TO at
,,nd the funeral this afternoon at O'Clock, from No 33
Clinton Place.
Yesterday morning, after angering Illness Capt WILL
liam T. SCHULTZ, in the Bath yeur Of his age.
His friends and hos of his brothers, Alexander Peter
Iuse and James l.. schultz. invited TO attend the
trnera from his late residence, Vanvorsts Jersey City,
AZ 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Al Hattetuck L. l. the 2lst inst Capt. THOMAS WICK
ham, in the 10Th year of his age.
In this city 23d, Wetha Am, wife of Thomas Glover
nd David W. son of George A. Mayhem.
Az Troy Mrs Thankful Merritt, 65.
At Williamsburg, Va 18th, Mary F. daughter OF Robert
Tyler. AZ.
AT Poughkecpsa, l9,h Rev. Samuel Cociirane, Minis.
ter Of the Methodist Church lSth Aaron Armstrong is.
At Albany 2lst, Ann E. wife Of James HARNESS. 3d. 22d
Isaac S. Wands, 25.
At Middlebury, VT JAMES CRANE, soldier OF the Revo
lltion,
AT Rutland Vt. Gen. HASTINGS WARREN, 65.
At Kingston. l4th, Mrs. Anna NJ. Hou@htai'ng, ei
At Mlddletown CT. 18th, Mr. DAVID BROOKS, veteran
dthe Revolution. 81.
At marlborough, Mass SETH THOMAS, Revolutionary
soldier, 81.
At Jacksonvie East Florida. Mr. Alfred Beknap, form
sly of this city, and late Of Yale College, aged %.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
MARRIED.

,..l.r 22d Isaac Sherwood, Jr. of VIII amsbursh,
to Mtua nIss PARK s2d Koer D. King of Poushkecpsc. to
Anna po,sskeepse. 2ad Joseph Bamford to Jane Ken
Soins., " J. l9th John p Stockton, OF Capt:
? stockton to Sarah Marks, Of n o.
r;rss,ou N Y Doth. Jesse Myer 10 Charlotte Myer;
Schryver to Marie E. Fellows James H. Cagger 70
2oth George W Hall to Miss r Rozette An
~. A Ism Reuben Wright 10 Mary Ann Mead.
81 ,be county Of Antrim. Ireland. 26th ut Geo. Chap
.n - af.aloany " Y. to Harriet Chapman of Ireland.
A. Wa,erown, isth Dr. Peter o. Williams to Mariva G.
T. albany 18th. VIM V X Lansing to Caroline Brown.
~ pbIladephla 22d Gouverneur NJ Ogden of this city,
,sHarrie; '. Evans. t,,.,. - ,,,.u, y
v 70 WIhelmina, daughter Of Capt Augustus Keeper.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
SILK GOODS.
NEW SPRING STYLES.

SILK GOODS.
NEW SPRING STYLES.
PECK. SICOLSoS & WRIGHT,
Nos l39 Pearl and 80 Beaver streets. New-York,
would respectfully invite the attention OF Merchants visiting
this city their OF Sk and Fancy Goods. COM
pFisins in part. -
Bareces aud BalIorinrs printed Jacones and Satin
stripe Musns complies Of Muslin de LANES,
Of all styles and prices rich striped and embroidered
Tarl,an Muslin dresses CameIeon Brocade and satin striped
Silks
SH.iwLS,
Broche Cashmere Barcge aud full Of Cameeon
and Damask silk Shlwls ych Damask Alpaca aud Stradl'
la shaws aud beautiful article, together with black
aud cold Muslin de Lame Shawls i'll great variety
RIBBONS,
full of Bonnet and Cap Ribbons of the newest
and richest styles complete OF Taea aud Sa-
tin Ribbons Also full assortment of Millinery .4tie!e'
LACES,
English and German Thread Laces and Edsings fgd Cap
Laces large assormsnt trimming Laces and Lace Edsinss
GLOVES,
Consisting OF KID the best manufacture blk and cold Silk,
Egyptian end Fle Gloves with large assortment of Fancy
NIitts. ur
select assortment Fancy Hdkfs Linen Cambria dkfs
ron:ec and Spaed Gks together with great variety OF
which will be o @er-d at the loosst market p1ess
rir-fe
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
Dry GOODS.
NEW SPRING STYLES
OF STAPLE AND FANCY SILKS.
e.

RANKIN & BIRCH
ARE NOW OPENING. iu the Store lately occupied o,
Williams, Rankin ( renniman.
40. 60 EIllian1-street, corner Of Cedar.
rc elegant and ve.y extensive stock of Staple and Fancy
Six Goods all the latest varieties OF Spring Styles, com
usins the desirable and fashionable articles OF DreS
Goods Fancy Silks Ribbons &C. which they invite tkt
attention all .. old firm, and buyers gene
rally.
From ia great care used the selection and their fseile
for buync on the most favorable terms they offer unusual
II strong inducements those VINO sare To buy the greatest
Advantage either for Cash or Approved Credit
They particularly soc, the Trade Of Merchants from Coun-
y Town. and Villages their stock embracing every variety
Of Fashionable goods will be found TO comprise styles adapted
10 every market.
Among their Dress Goods they would call attention to
Rich tIla;=d Balzonnes and Baregss
syrlan Lswns and lluslins. ci new STYLES
Rich Printed PARIS Jscousts.
amsg5aias PaFs Bszoriss, Jseonet rs, sc
Printed Lawns and Aluslins in every rar,et}Y: >t..
Very rich figured brocate, and saiia SKIPPED S'iS.
Rich Cashmere shaw,.. OF ali sgsisi..
S4tn strIed Bsegs Shaws and Scarfs afu assor'msat
GIsek f5q.a H Ftr M t fRd S.wins Six Shawis .,,r.d
Rich Broeade figured and plain cameIeOn Silk shaw,.
Rich figured Cap ard Bonnet Ribbons IN grsa variety of all
Millinery Soods in Al branehes-Tarat,as, Lawns Bonnet
silks sa.ns, Artificial Flowers. sc.
Gros Il. Rhines Of N. different widths and qualities
Naiieon md Vertas. Italian Lusttncs. 25 TO 10 inch
Blk and Blue Blk Gros d. Swiss. Gros Grain, &c.
Blk and BlG- Blk Dress Sa,ins
BLACK BCmbazlErS, a full assortment
Kid Gloves of every quality. Mems and Womeu's.
LisIe THREAD Of sureror styles Ladies Childens Ie
Sewing Silk Gloves and Alitts of extra qualities.
Ladies Crsvs;s of entire fabrics and designs.
Italian Crayat,. Ma,teon's, Ferites Ma:Hr, &c.
Linen Cambncs. Lileu Cambria and Lawn Hdkfs, best
French PLAIN. Hemmed aud REVERE borders.
Thread Lace and Edsinss Trimming Laces Llse Edgugs
&c.
Their Stock will be found comprise full assortment of
Il. the small needed aud they invite the arten
non Buyes with the fullest confidence that they
ply every want in their line m5 5m is-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
LIST PUBLISHED
JI 81 70 bLINTIEU.
WILEY K PUTNAM.S LIBRARY OF CHOl CE
n l. 4 III NIr-Nn Y

WILEY & PUTNAM.S LIBRARY OF CHOl CE
REAUlNG-No. y
wCon,n nnc Evening, with the Old Story Tee:s Selected
Moral Iule> from the Gesta Romnno-um vol beautifully
printed N laf .e cear type, tine pape' g. cents.
Evenings the Old Stnry iellerS will. anticipate.
he very popuur volume There about these Tales quiet
bpnor auaninss and os style which. from
the sage IesSua they w strongly rcommend thcm
English Churchman.
1--WE hive derived great deal of information from
the perusal this little workupo which great and labor
have eventna bestowed and That the reader
will find himself nmpIy rewarded. .-Wes'ern umnary.
WILEY Il PUTNAM l6l Broadway.
OF WHOM MAY BE HAD
No 9-EInzli,t's Table Talk Part2
s--rhc French IN Agiers.
7-FIesfonc Hall and Nightmare Abbey.
6-linzlirs Table Talk. Paul
5-DaTy of Lady Willoughby.
4-Irnsnnton mud Fancy: BY Leigh Hunt.
3-I'ndne and Sn,ranl. By TONGUE
2-iiary SchweiiIer The Amber Witch.
l-I,o'ten 'irHvels IN the East myS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
To the PubIlc.-At the late Fl

70 To the Publlc.-At the late Fair of the American
nstuie the subscriber received silly medal for specimen
his Tin Pidtd Lend Pipe. which he offers to the pubic nj
the price which the common Lead PIPE is sold Sci
enic men have universally agreed that Lead PIPES Used for
domestic purposes only peiudicn b" highly danger
plating with Tin renders them safe, sweet, and Tree from
all objection Aside from the patn.. the undersigned va
rantS his Pipes equal to any manufactured IN The world
discerning public will fn 10 discriminate between Pipes
manufactured by me. and oter manufacturers OF common
Lead Pine. ROBERT w. lOWBER, 81 w Nest-st.
my2i Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
NEW LARGE STORE.

NEW LARGE STONE.
III Sprimg-st. corner of Sullivan.
CUTTON & CO. having greatly enlarged their and IN
~ creased their STOCK selling DRY GOODS at prices
never heard of before. They have hand
Shirtines and Sheeunes nj manufacturers prices.
Caicoe of superior quality. 81. Sd, 81 lcd Is and l. 81.
sousseine De Laines. from Is 2d to IS.
Gnghams. Lawns Balconies. Bsreses. &c. very low.
Silks for Long Staw and Dresses OF superior style. md
cheap.
Ribbons ofhe styles md the chespes, in the city.
Apacas and Eombaznes oil superb quality at the lowest
prce large variety Of other styles, Just from auction
and to be sold decidedly cheap.
Nliner. supplied at wholesale prices. apl1 lstf
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

u Water Curc.-Dr. SHsw gives advice on the new
System G5 Barclay tentance st present 65 Patients
Columbia Go n y, situated 2s miles f. Of Albany and
miles w of Pittseld. Mass DR.. s. will spend portions OF
the Summer this place
The Waer.Cure journal and Teacher Of Health, ioe
ob'ained of VIM II Graham TRIBUNE Buildings, loo
Nassasiree NewYork City subscribers will hereafter
ceive hernumbers a, this place Terms per volume Of 2
numbers in advance. myl7
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
aarkets... .cpsr.ily repsrtedJor The Tribune.
c.-r.n,x Nav o4

SATURDAY, May "a
a.saES-There was not very large business In Ashes
cut the market is steady. sales zoe to 800 bbls
S co,nsSS = IS SIT and 100 do Pearls at 81 l2!.
Sss ioN-The Cotton market opened this week with
l.,s consequent upon expected decline IN Eng
s, va Monday evening however. the advices per Br;-
were received showing ,ha. an advance instead OF
had taken place in since the date OF our
b, on Tuesday the sales amounted 10 1000
dsr ,s a partial advance Of .c "Wednesday, Thurs
s. NV bales per day. As is usual on SATURDAYS The opera
wen ms,n.sy cay have 6eeR limited but prices are
feeling ,s and the market closes with very firm
sts an advance Of lc &c Oh the closing prices
1900 bsls. Inc operations amounting for the week to
na's been all for export, with the exception Of
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
DISASTERS

The British ship Merscy Gail from Cork bound to Que
bee which have put into this por; 10 land 23 pas
sengers ashore "Wednesday morning about o'clock
80 miles South OF the Hook The passengers convey
nd the city yesterday by the steamboat Flushing and
schooner Samuel Codtngton The passengers state tha;
when they left the ship she partly stripped OF her sails
rigging, and there feet water in the hold II
probable she will lie sold the beach for the benefit Of
those concerned.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
SALT RHECM

n.yrrr y Cr..ty.street. Neg- YORK w.s ifc,ed
with f hove difficulty that her and, "es one complete
scn and her 6ger> were rns up 20 ha she could
mol tr, yeo them at all arm was tb % 'nuc Affected
,ht | or muscles became 50 contracted ss ip render II
,L inr her tn stras shen The difficulty extended also
~ ~ - @ nr hy and es,. whic: rendered her most
i,..sinr and in tuct one o the wO cases o saw
p G y, @ She IS fast recovering. bv TIE
of nr Thompsnns Ani:-Sco,oue S''Sl' '' ~ ee
be- 3l3 B7OoIuesiTeei New OF nnsI L,, .s., go H. .,
y. B.-Sirce tie above MIS- Da" ~ ~ " ''e ''0
ing statement: N-vyorr .,-; .,t 1s,5
This to certify that have een ne sey , o eSfs o' me s
ar Att.T having 10 vain ,fed every other r-ney that
~ iaIr f,snS nnd physicians su-eeet %as AZ last IN
-. 90 -, o,, ,eneres and iee tuF thankful 20 LAY 10
% ,b.t M, M, ,nv well but can corlniy recommend 10
80 ~ NV s,terr fellow Greats y., rneGce'
~ Il cure for the same. i@ 80 iA-
eef'hF 10 'v ~ Ds%IEI - Crosby street, New York.
a. 3, =, -. rsn n se these medicines home ard
,rd ades who are tE9tbls'I with cold ieei
ra ,yr pain and dsst'e, III the ean, coughs, nnd
IN the system, Saa mos hsuFstiy De re-
led m :hoTt time By application oI these remedies
p,.nns Isbornp under Chrun: diitcres sDfiIg decup
@ NJ tbsr ease by end., viii e punetuaT attended TO-
~ r;,hnnt rh.rre except lot men cine
a' rs. ,,o,,ine ,s from the pen oi Dr. aorpson VIZ:
n, RS ms hsrrne well acquainted with HlcG7 Of pre-
~, - ,amn,steriny medicine N Chronie disen4es and
one upon whose '1t'' JOHN THOMPSON.
myaS 9M&W'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

J DR.. BnnhlHT I0ItNI IIdCt UT DUTY
BRACE-Ths instrument is designed TO relieve dysiepsla
weakness aud pain in sides sense o :onesyS IN tbs on
ach constitution and piles weak lungs cough aud splitting
Of blood; lpation Of the heart weakness OF the hips aud
limbs dropping the body with Of the srnr aud
enlargement Of one shoulder particularly children and
ls itl9s&, Id &n;, as, gIa SGo Keen the ben,
attitude ad immediate comfort from IT'S nse 1t oTf
ened from npscu- w-.kness and maintaining them thus
by lis lifting ievLiiity Dr. can be consulted at ~
from A. VI. to y NJ and 3to +. NJ for few weeks y
female is IN attendance on Ladies. City and Country rhysi
cans aud Druggists are invited call and may be supplied
by applying at the above address. Common Sense on
CLronc Disease, for sae-An Arrangement no reiiei no
paw can l.. made mi1 oueo"'S
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
nysprpsIA. DlZZlNESS IN THE HEAD AND Loss
~ - 1t OF USE OF LINES
,nrrs, nrpARTMENT.

N--ors iatiltv G IA chl> plphauOn % The heart, liver
compliant cod ee eo,e h aq ia an ,Is Smo s2a.;enl d.
ne i % the rle1r. ny physician bud failed under
whose had bes i%fss sn nG Ind ia' 1f become
;v fo any kini OF buness, and scarcely able 70
help myself now have oisy 10! ae 0eHet OF oie
NV. l ,a @ ha tan more free of distress my head than
.u,,.N ~ i" - rii, nr,I n.' ~ rsors MRS Z. VI. HARBER.
OeVIe ~ namen; NY slfe to the best VI my
Knowledge . tue. .i-'i'' ~ ''''''e -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

V,fTIAN's vENuS-Thi, celebrated Painting is now o-
exhibitions d. Gallery Ne 90 Broadway, snd VII re
wards Of 100 oss persons !. Justly eoesisersd one Of St
o. All s,0g so '1a . sS Sss
lighted in the evening Admission IS cents seasoa ,iek
eis 50 my2t iwiss
and then walk to The EtYsiAN FIELDS, along the
prove The mos, easily accomplished and Of all rural
EXCLUSIONS tia, b made from The city The GroGnds
covered with rich turf The wsIk in excellent order
beea eonsid rably ebt he Peseq Spoe The
Ferry Boats from Barclay Canal aud Christoer streets
completely fitted with awnings and srats Night Boats run
from Hobokea TO Baresysees until II O'Clock eIass %
DALMOS oPERA HoJSE-Admiss'on Tweuty:Five
l.,ed Hs,e IN the C'y The triumphant success which hiss
,.' r- q, crpyoy skEsSNgSRS sEiSN o5S HARRINGTON,
Ns'''' 'h>IEftH pEtHaM an and WARRE:N - 0'''
M Sqs.a h s b M sS,Is sas ehsass ..
= y ;>FS For llti:i PARTICULARS see small bills
10 GEnii Sns .fs sA' can De secured " s 0'' 0(F 'H
Door, open AZ Il Concert a, 5; O'Clock
Efficient Police ATTENDANCE. preserve order under
,h- direction Of officer Stevens mvN w
CASTLE k;AtlD tN-Ihe Doors VII. a, h.%,,,;::s %
DAY EVENING May g. lss 2 IN: I'll Immense A,',se,,on
5:s y
Pas Seul Miss Pray Characteristic Duet. Sig Meyer and
NADINE Boaat M p %S Hkkk "s SE &
TIGHT ROPE. Sc SC. Admission 50 cents.
4 MEXICAN MUSEUM AND !F.KIAL GARDE>-
"A Corner Of Broadway and Annstrset Monday May 10Th,
A4S 4SSPLE%bip PERFORMANCES every evening q, o.
clock and Wednesday aud Saturday afternoons halEput
The Manager takes pleasure IN announcing an engaEe-
men, with the following talented company of Performers:
GREAT WESTERN. the une9uaed delineatoL OF ankre
character and general Low COMEDIAN. ETHIOPIAN
MiSSTRELS, juvenile company. varying from to 10
Of sg--ach OF whom plays musical Instiument
and the popular melodies OF the day MIR PETE
NORRIS Come Vocalist MIR WHlTLOCk. the best
BANJO Player aud Negro Nelotist 10 America Nj GOOD
WIN, Comic Dancer. MRS. WESTERN, MISS ADAlR.
LA PETITE CARLISE, tNkEE COURrSHlP.
COMIC MELANGE, SC. GRAND BALLOON As
CENSlON from the Oar-n the top Of the Museum
evening and Wednesday sud Saturday afternoons AUTO
NATION WRITER, WAN FIGURES. Sc.
Admission - c-ns-f,hild-n snder 10. l2 uya
NEWYORK Pr.ALt'S MuSEUN.-J. u. BIRCH.
~ Manager, Broadway opposite City Halt
MONDAY, May 10th, and through the week, SPLENDID
PERFORMANCES every evening and "Wednesday and sat
uray afternoons 8 The Manager has engaged the NORTH
CAROLl\ \ FAT BOY. who IS only years old and weighs
200 pounds making him the grentest woRder OF the
Last week OF the celebrated Drole,ist,
MR. I. J. WlNCHELL.
Ia f.iSP PETfTE Fire AMEE. nMnE SIX. % CoLLlNs, sS
MASTER YATES.
Tickets One shilling. without distinction of age. myS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

L. 5. Revenue Steamer Spencer, Alexander '. Fraser
Commander, Is hours from the Delaware Rreakwater,
steamed Is hours against winds from North and
Northeast, head sea.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-26

ARRIVED
Ship superb (Br) Mitchell IS d I'm Liverpool in ballast
10 G. l..
schr vOlan Lord. I'm Franklin. Maine lumber to
SMth Boynton.
chr GAnses HOrn 10 ds from Calais; Maine, lumber to
Smith s. Boyuton.
Schr Mary, Chase. fm Kingston, Ny, lumber, bound to
Boston.
schr Ann. D Bede ds I'm Norfolk cotton and tobacco
10 Sturges Il Chairman.
schr Van urcn Gay days from Cherryfelt lumber to
Smith Boynton.
Schr Hero, Spear, fin Thomaston lime 10 master.
Schr General Warren. AmeS, Is I'm lioowe, potatoes.
Schr Americs, Crowe, from Portland, Maine, domestic
produce 10 master.
Schr sybi. White, days Gardner, Maine. potatoes
10 master.
schr Mercy and Hope Carl days from Bangor, Maine,
potatoes 10 master.
schr Rebecca, Collins, days I'm Wilmington Delaware,
flour and meal
schr Franklin, crocker, from ThomastOn, lime.