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s,oox1Ys FEma1E AcADxmY-This beautiful edihce,
gently erected and locatedon Brooklyn Rights IN Je-
,oensn. between Clinton and Court eta. will be open
for the reception pupils The 9Th of May next under
b charge Of Aonzo Crit,enden, A NJ late of the Albany
Female Academy and competent number Of highly &C.
eornplished professors and ,eachers.
The Academy will be open Monday The 4.h Of May,
on9 NJ till 10 P NJ. during which time an spportu-
ny viii DO afforded to the public generally for visiting
and Inspecting the Institution and for entering the names
Of pupils NOT previously presented.
A:ba past o'clock In the evening, an Address viii
be delivered By Dr. sprsgue Of Albany, accompanied by
other exercises appropriate to the occasion Al who
feel an interest in the enterprise are invited TO attend
90 :2.roda
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EAKrETINES. CARPETlNGS!!-or-'tb Bar
u guins ard Rare Chsncr.-A p-rsons DESTROYS OF pro-
curing C.rpetngs Oil Cloths, Maltngs and such other ar
uc-- u-Hy found 10 carpet stores arz respectfully
invited % call At HUTCHiNS co s. No. i52 Pearl-o'
where may be found almost unrYa!ed assortment and
at prices s-ldom Il -ye offered before In this city
Landlords keepers OF Hotels Boarding Houses and phi
vs- citizens furnish city country Residences
together with SsipMas;.rs. Ship sad Steamboat Agents.
kc who with any the above ne would Srd II To
advantage call the subscribers before purchasing
~h-re-rtm-mbe rng their molto Small PROFITS and
sl6 inisSo.- HUrCHlNs ( co. No 452 Perrl-sl
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MINERAL TEETH.

NEW highly important Improvement u &c.
- uizcnrs OF I.crrpurr eth V IL or 7Esot Gums
here is 70 o. inside. AID no io-
c=E1r Necessary p-s9=.LEg De soi{ 20 Dc e9ok-c
IA Ia. ptU=s gree; expense u god AID WORK
En- b-.n= rcsch -- pessAa: Parsons Who re-
qzrv .rci. -=:t. Inside Il smooth 20 he tongue
aEG presents 20 cayss = deposit o! mater t-acer
he breath offensive, n TIE usual way
We rsaks 81 other KINDS Of eh !hat generally
ussd By Dsn;i.s add re intend 10 81 ooi=c: :or
dealers II i--ya 10 give % ac.L
s We sl.o MAKE N ecicztsd Tooth wash whieA has
made very signal Il he ioAowlas Cases
SpOusy Gums ocusSy, U-c-rs or G1n soi-s, niamet
Glsnca scc To-siss VI Ih= Tarpsl Ross * BORDEN,
AS Pea-!-.t Nes-York
3 Ercrt Teeth So PER Ices Back Co. 50 pe, Ite; Gam
d. So per lao. my2 Stood
% r0,s ~: :, s.,.,o pi- fron Amin "a
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n Church of the Puritnns.-Pubc worship will
be held by mb-rs Church and Society every
Ssbhsh until farther Rolce In the Chapel Of the Uoion
Theological Seminary Service in the morning 10y oclk
Hnd 10 The evening ALL O'clock Preaching by the Rev Dr.
Cheever. The pubic invited 10 attend. rny2 IL
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~ Free Congregational Church, in SulHvan-st
below Northumberland ). ID. Cochran will preach lat l0t
A ~ and u in lhe evening" All the free. II.
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Bnsirress Notices.
IMPORTANT REMOVAL

DR.. Chrsis's Gsvsnic and Magnetic Depot IS reno
ed 10 ry- No 1872 Broadway, between John'' aud Nal
s.Bsn. Ths Is tbs ONLY place In New YORK 70 obtain
~ pun. G .ivauic Rigs and Magnets Fluid, The gfea,
u, rheupsiisnn and all Nervous Complaints myl .,
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10 0rchnrd-st. UniversaIist Church.-Rev. o.
Skinner PASTOR will preach N lois Church Tomorrow
Sunday morning and afternoon. Subject in the morning
Recoguon AID r. Onion Of friends Ia Heaven Services
commence at loi A. III. and q NJ. Strangers always
provided with seats. II.
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BARNEs,s Pie horizon.

BARNEs'S PILE LOTION.
AIR JOHN K ) BARNES. DEAR Sta-li is WIN MUCH
Ing cure IN pacu OF mine. After few sPphcHi!onss
decided change ook place IN his disease De Low 'Ines
very til- ,nconyenierc-, and thinks himself cusd a
perfectly ssi-d tha! Ia few weeks bis dsea1e WI Dc
ertrey removed. His was severe one, aud his SUI
You are al liberty 20 refer any oas 70 ne fSaf'
METALLIC RUBBER Machine baHtinz.-Fhis
vi arIice 40 much % leather n every respect
no~ De furnished o. any ~id,a or sns any
ny2 Manufacturers Agent. 100 brosd~ay.
C0uDYE1K,- PATENT-A aew and D-aalif.i
VI Of Crums CLOTH. elegantly pant7d nlca cheaper
al @! a:''' ''- 49, GEO BEEcHER, 100 Broadway
GEORGIA AND BERMUDA ArroSroos greatly
ur-cacet n Pr,ce, selling py J. K COpD!SGToS,
rn,a Inn sos Eutsoc-st corner Spfcg
DEkKIS-'S INDELIBLE ISk-ysry generally
esteemed The beat IN Use, viii pc eossta1 Kept 70. sac
rrys In S5 H1dson-st corner spring.
old WHITE CASTLE SOAP may s,ws,s Dc
Oi0aHd A. lie a!efe of / CoODlNGToS
= my2Ia' Se5 aadson-.L eotn-r Spring:
OLEaCHED GOUD,-s00cl.e.z7 n, s, 80, s., s., $,
,n,s for sale By SEsMITE L CO. 80 and )! r!se-'-
LISE BKOWN C0rT0Ns.-20 aaIes :ais asyFs-
n &C. SassiITH ( CO. ), aad 81 P.ae-.L
IKEEN B0CkINl:-.-lt0 r--s pam and r~:4-d
" C;r-ro srd Scarlet Also ~ bales printed CO. do For
sale by tnyQ NEsMiTH CO 80 and q gtn.-.L
TXBRIDGE COTTONs---5 cases Uxorag- Co.'S
= bI-ac.-d Lorg C!otts FOR sac ~
~ SESAITH x co. 81 3 Ytu--s-
a. HITANSIA W4kE-Th= oe.s place Il a- eiiy %
D PURCHASE al aid. u Britannia W.fc l.o p-ope 90
,ay, !, ~ l.- s.or- u SO4RDMAS BART
-rz3 jcs Burning -sip-
DIaCk LEAD POTs.-A ANAL 70. Of BI=cL Lead
u Pois .n2hI!y ca-nag.c By IRE. yor saI- very
SaERAAS, ATHATER co.
MP ccrn-r @: Broad ed Beaver rta-
ID ASCA tina few b-ocas genuine Sarcs Tn for
~ ,. ,s,s a. 0oi'Hss BoAgDMAN HART.
A NTIMONY-Regalus Of Antraoy, best qaai.J, for
NV 81, BoARDNAN HART.
~ Y. +. NORWEGIAN fkOS-I5.ous Norwegian
L .5.rs SKI; - % do oIlets square, for sale By
c1ylI<is JOS TuCEERAAS, IS West-E;-
nh TONS Po,r H-nsy Pig Iror. for saIe tY
IUU nyl lwis JOS. TUCkERAAS, 50 Westst
M TONS No. Gs-odon Pig lroa for sale by
4OOEyilw JOS TUCkERMAS, % Westst
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w The Genuine Daiiey's Pain Extractor Is
ali II purnor.s To- b. Md viii relieve ten minuies ne
worst burns and sesld ana esrctuslly cures plies
nsion and bo!ls, old sores aud wounds ''
broken bTea<; feloas, &c =
The only original and genuine has H. Daley "Es s. %
The Mreppcr OF each boz. a.s gas
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CARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, sc.


No. o. EAsr BROADWAY ASo II DIvlsIoN-sr
FAMILIES in OF Carpeung, on Cloths, Rugs
Duggels Table aud Piano Covers, any other article
in the line are informed lha, they will find. Guons
.nsv- ware rooms splendid OF all The various
article, connected with the trade. Purchasers will nod
mauy choce patterns OF Bus'es. three ply and ingram
Carpets also Oh Cloths that not 10 Ne obiHned At other
stores all OF which will cold prices lower than ever
offered The goods 81 received drec! from tile
manufacturers w. Ii GUiOS,
mg .sod1 No. Eas. Broadway and II Division st,
CHEAP CARPETINGS.
cMIrH LOuNSBERRY, 4j5 Pear-si opposite VIII
= lam have Just received lot % carpengs, which
they are now s- x al oUSins extremely low prices
Ingran Carpetnss rich, osEt colcrs, "a 10 So pr I'd
Extra heavy do do d. 50 10 Is do
Extra fine rupetioe and double sup-rs % 10 30 do
Three-py do new sui elegant patterns IS to rs do
Br,s-. do do do los 10 AS do
Also heavy Oil Cloth in sheets OF IS ard "A feet wide,
well seasoned and ready for immediate USE from % 10 lns
per yard medium fee! 10 feet wid- from Is Oh TO "a
per ysrd-witn general assortment of all other articles
cnunec'ei - iih the tr,-c. equally low 40 w.
TIIIEApEST GARRETT ESTABLiSHMENT
Niu tas Uned States No. SO Bowery.-Hiram Anderson
r- English and Am-rcsn three ply, double superhnr H.
grain Venetian Capetng, manu aciuTed e1 ressy Tor
Ciy trade acd Will 10 sold > per cent lower lan any OH
rr establishment. Also jus! received
$4,000 yards common carpeting Is I'd to So ID.
5000 :. extra hne do S. cd. 10 80.
$4,000 Z" douhis supe!tnr-6s.
1880 - three ply carpet ga
10000 square wards oil cloth 80 Sd. TO Is.
10000 yards Venetian stair carpet2 s od
5000 large tIi-d hearth rugs 2l. each
HIRAM ANDERSON No. 80 Bowery,
the first establishment above Hsstsr-st-
P S-Carpetine sent 10 sny part OF lh7 clty oookyn'
&c aud H. free OF expense Please notice me num-
her. 90 Ro..ry Sneods' STkTh
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cy- xemoyal.-Dsleys Masieai Pxin E1rse.or De De
M viii be removed on The aornn O. ssi Mas from -
TSis Iii h th oo,v de.S. IN NsW-York where the oriEi'
nj be Obtained - -
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RIRTH
MARRIED

On Friday, May list, Lady Of Slr. Il. II. Cunning
hhm OF a son.
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EGtS


e Amidon's Hat Esta blishmenr removed .tom
corner OF ss End ssss1 No. i57 Broadway direct
II oppofis Howard Hopel-he attention 81 gentlemen Is
invet ID lie esgsu. zht back Beavers for Spng
and Snmner b-ng furnished ~ hin. The 2-cusriy
o. ih=se fabrics long Characterized is establishment for
comfortable IS well IS beautiful Hats HIS psss=a; sprrg
fashion is perfect model for nss1nes. snd believed 10
excel AL Others introduced MS season
splendid ss.ortne.t o. G=n:.en-I's. Youths and Chi
erer'. Caps and Eats comprising many snt desirable
patterns. OF the bert materials and Moderate prices.
as lois Taxi AHIDOS, IL 5roaG~sy.
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PORTABLE SHAVING AND DRESSING CAsEs.-The
ubscrbers assortment embraces every variety Of the
above the articles contained in them being Of the very
bss, quality and well worthy the attention Of the
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TO NEWS-MEy

TO NEWS-MEN.
THE LAST Number Of acSsoo3, containing The
famous article on the
"MopsL REPuBLIcr
SoeStelsg-y MT ctby Tie n-"spapyrf VIII meet with.
ready The ha II Retail price p
c.p--,rsds price 1S3 cents p-. hundred Apply
m72ii LEONARD SCOTT & CO liz Ful,on--t
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poMLING,s RoMANIsM,

JUS. Pub.,n-1, Team Edition.
OF THIS POPULAR AND BEAUTIFUL VOLUME.
" ~ia p s2!-ccd 5TsYi-ss ILLUSTRATIVE o. hous1lsn
q handsome cra.tncctal blrc!ns-
C5-evers Lecture. On lh- PlcrirEs P:ogr-ss Fourth
-dlOn, With nELn=roU, sterl e2gfzTingA
A-s: aoa -!-z-rr BooKo.nclng u a.. Is 7hrist,es-
= W preparation he rac-s e-e-Inl an costly
ssy!e. Pictorial Bindings for EzEP-:s Illuminated 5bl-
s. sa- Cheap Bookstore A.c SIn1ery, IL EllLoa-sS
l9ti,r =. " aLkER- ia Fql.co.sl
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MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN
wi PERFUMERY' DO NOT BE AFRAID TO PUk-
CHASE IN BROaDWAY.-The subscriber ofer, inc
no.t com assortment OF prfumnry, toilet soaps CO.
oyn-. L sc al prices 81 TO 81 PR cent cheaper
hso .ny oI.r house IN United States In order TO con-
,tn.1 , ~ ;, .is.whsr- Z. ROU5SEL-
Eaoufscnrer and importer OF p.rfumery, soaps &c l5s
Rrnatxay t-tw.en Liberty and Cortland .n eN lmis-
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" April Mutual Bened: LIE Insurance.

Whole ru,nber policies Isl l7el
Whole Of ~ emiulns hrst ......Stel oS -
This Company has with but Two Losses, sHiouni-
ius 10 lhousard dcllsrs.
RyNJ. c. MILLgS. Secretary.
Jas STEWART NJ. D. No. 81 Broadway. myln
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WA. IL. JONES, Auctloueer.
., nuTs SHOES AND SROlsANS, on '

WI. IL. JONES, AucIioueer.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BR0GANs, on W sdnss'
ID law NAV g. Al lot O'CLOCK At Tho store VI D. In
..t,,i & Co No. III Poarl-sl 2V cascs, comprising
ere snd desirable assortment Of Boos Shoe. and Sto
YN. suitable or tho Southern, Western anu CS eeaers,
-. >. ~. ~. ,h. -, nnttiSn.
A ,-IGSEE SALE-lmportsnt to Foundry Men
"A NIl be- sold by WM IL FRANKLIN y son, al inc
Mgtcasu,s Exchange Tuesday, May 5lh al u O'Clock,
inf,o l. uf ground williamsburg on the Two Rod Aoad,
uesr ITO Oraldut Ferry the lots are - feet by looee
" IN stone building 40 by ico newly hed up WIZ oyery
convenience 10 carry lion Foundry business Too
preln.es by applying NJ Mr. rf.nofa, uIes,
al oiLng property, information VIII DO SVrn by
applying W JAMES l.. JACKSON, SIS 5tanton-st New.
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WALES GLOBE, AID Transparent Celestial Sphere
for 81 lis Nsuac.i lnsI1ls, franklin square "
Y from = 10 So; aso Ezl-'s As-oeoilca Cad AID EIe
u -rlzIy Astroaoiny SIt cerIs $50 rs EpE-nerAI,
VI L. Pl=ts, Tor a- yrsF $50, Z. eonPsa.on
c. Dc. > c.a- rSl IL.-ot-
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Uinoom bbaoes.

WINDOW SHADES-WINDOW SHADES
rH a vs~ ana adssy
AZ hes Fun Landscapes Desert Scsnss, Scroll Patterns,
al. VI wncn painted Tho most coebfated Italian,
Encn ana American aria warfan1sd washub!s, and pof-
cuy parent great reduction from loflner pnees'
'' EuWAhO WAnoLEI,
me- 6as- No. 40 CaLharne-.t near Chatntlr ,q9aIo.
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annskMcuts.

sIGNoR De NoRoNEA'S GRAND CONCERT,
stHfcH WAS ANNOUNCED for Wednesday last
as 90 seeo1ni OF the very unaavotaoe ssa.e OF The
wea;hsr, Postponed Ill
TUESDAY, MAY 5Ts INST.
when iIwil Re given 81
TIE APOLLO SALOON.
ST De Norura. vi! have th- kouos 70 reform several
o. positions aa6 VIII We sssisse ey Ass.e
Quo and Mr.. Il c. Ttnu- Also BY fa Oehestrs led BY
Mr. L c Hi.
Tick=;s 81 sscA be ohtsneG tie pti-eipal Musc
SORES saG 81 he ccor on he evening Of petosane
NJ
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G. SAUNDERS & SON, III Broadway,
"a ateod few doors above Coriand.st
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sltnallu1ls. 0a. Wanlro

Sltnd1lOns, &f. Uanlro
W in ysery store-on- who Acqn a.ate1 with the
busir-ss and bring undoubted stioas usy
apply 81 K RESSELLS Hosiey and Glove Store . Car
uine-sIerL uy2 2u.eod-
SkJANTED-A. situation by a Young Mao in d u-rcan-
" Tile establishment entry ci-rE asiAiant book.
keeper, either OF Tue City. IL INT rsle peuuan
aud quick aud correct hgures Pleas. address A. o. T
buo1 Office. niy2 Gus
~ ily. toy Young Woman with good City references
Please inquire hi - Princes Saturday Monday and Tues
day. my2 81
.1TANTtD-A -IIua.lon 10 20 cnanlI-T . ora s1d 7,Ia
w sewing, objections housework, by Young
Woman with good Gig reference. Apply al rs Column
ba--;. my2 y.
.IANTED-A Boy vgh1 resides VsiIa m, paf-nIs The
w advantages he Will have viii he considered full
peU.h,ion for ihe 1rnt year Apply a Pinest IL
NNAaTED-AtNo D-y-.l Tue oil servants male
w ard female. These We'll recommended viii ind good
si'us,ious E. PLAss. IL
kNANTkD-,ro furnlsh all Nrw-YoIE bToosIyn ana
w Jersey City with The best Of Servants Tho.- Sou usy
ind al No. Dey-st = PLASS. IT.
NtJANTtD-A Lad in Books.Ors. Application VIII
w he needless without the best Of Tefe-enceI. Address
BOOKSTORE, at the Tribune Office my2 IT.
AZ ANrED-A ,mzri active Boy from J.; 10 y-ar- oi
w az, 10 work IL printing Office Apply to LOSING
CO. No. 10 Chsmbefs-st II
kNANThD-By d Yo4os Woman u si4 aticn as --au-
w stress in respectable family wno will spend the sum
months In he couniry Any lady who may wish 70
gage her secvc.s invited 10 call ~ a Baclay.s where
AID eBpabiy III the Of all kinds OF sewing Shs s will
the same t,ine 10 have general oversight Of one
chldi She is resdy engage herself nj once,
al any time during the nonta o; MAY myi 2iis
INANTtD-A Young Lady . attend Hosiery and
W Fancy Store One acquainted with the business ND
viii board in The family. None need apply without they
give he beet OF references No l3 Bowery. Wanted
Boy b.lend storehe best OF references required APP
ply vt No Johr-st nyi 5ti.'
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ITO SHOE DEALkRS.-JACOB 5. PLArf wiz
sell THIS Day 10 O'CLOCK al the Aueuoa kcom stocx
OF Shoe Dealer By order o Asss neesrae entire stock
OF adde's (. nuemen's Shoes Boots slippers CATERS,
Leather Biniings &c Also The fixtures vi The STORE NE
Carpets, Chairs, Awning etc.
Terms-6 onlhs for 5 90 for approved Gu
dor,ed noies Catalogues now ready. IL
lMPURTANT TO SHOE DEALExS.-As.isn-
,--'s .se OF Scots and Shoes-J. ) PiapI VIII sell This
DAv al his Auction ROOM y Piast al 10 O'Clock The en-
ire stock OF Shoe Desls consisting OF Boots aud Shoes
OF all Minds Also, the Fixtures, Lamp, Awning. Carpet
q. q. r.rm. Iih.rxL IL
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r. Fashionable ard Cheap Hats.-GENIN, "a
Broadway opposite s.: Paus Church having determined
to build up the reputation o rs cheap ur AID roieskiH
hats as he ass done already OF rs 6ner qualities until
they become Standard articles invites especial attention
to bis
Ertr:a tur Hs: 80
Moleskn Observation-Disclosures 90
His aim is produce article combining chespuess
with all the advantages Of the newe: French styles and
hs best Judgment and ;hus presenting the public
wiki article which, except u The cosIness fine ira
era cannot be distinguished on mos, fashionable
and high priced hats Gentlemen are requested to take
particular notice Of these assertions and TO examine for
themselves their validity.
t5-Gentienen's Hats-spring Fash ion.-BIRD,
corner Pine and Nss,su fis-GerI=nea's Has OF ;as
SpFng pattern uuiog much e-gaac- beauty OF style
are r-edy Tor examination and sale By the subscriber
s3 owls BIRD. Cor Pine and Nassau sis.
q Mills, us Broadway, Howard Hotel, pro-
duces Hats unsurpassed 10 elegance and style The o
lowing extremely o'~ prices
French noleskn...... ..................S5 81
Fine NuiflE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
The above pat forth he quality Of usually
SOLD for th- pcs, bu, something decidedly superior
~ 2Ris.
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YgAPoLITAN BOyHETs.
JOSEPH 3. CLOSE q co


FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ., Wholesale retail, and
tie s.ses any Store IL Inc city. Cal
arc ~ 3 Purctnaors returning me goods unsolec
within ee days efle. yurcnsscd sEy1 their money
.S.tn II Sulis
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,LOChS Cleaned and Repaired In aEy p>ft Of us eJ;
~ bfUoA, Williamsburg, jersey Guy, OF ss.sss
~ snof, notice Cnsry.s Io1es.te Ones No ~ .sIs
JoHa, up Azo, BfE1s Coets n,sd
.AIs only, Pul aay VI us aDoye Places .mi.-
~ k.x
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anrtiort Salss.

JOSIAH McHARps, Asereeoes.
DY BANGS, RICHARDS q fLATT,-Stors
ID ~ Sruadwsy-L.hersl CASH Atvsnces nads oe eco
Exanrnis for koenos SALES. ,,>,, ,..
oa TUESDAY EVENING, Nay 81
yur.sLg ENGLISH ScoxS-A large AID very ehosee
eoeccea oi L,a6on Boc8s from private library and >sv
Book receaiiy imported embracing .sSacnfd works %
Theology, Biography Hs,ory, Arts and SeieSees, &c
On TUESDAY EVENING, May la
FALCASLs Law LiskkSr An extrn'Ve aad very taias-
BIZ psivs- shtAry Law Socks cortS:aies ses
OF A. the NewYoek Reports and nvst OF tie more inPef-
.aS English and American Reports Tresises and pgsses
Particulars hereafter
g ca;.losues VII Be ready 90 Saturday previous to
h CULruS ~ CO. Aaeron aol Coau.ssioo nef !.
chants, Noe lis feltn-sl aod - Liberal id
vanc-s made eeaEknmsats. and reIarns nate
MONDAY, Nay 4.
Al los S'eioek. ~ 81 Anr-st-
SHssIsFs SAlK OF Piano FsRrts, FrsxIrusx DC eora-
prsnS ssversI Piano FoStes Sofas Surrsax C.tcnnans
Fereh uaeossny SaArs Dining act Tea Taoiee Brussels
sa1 Ingram apetr, on Cloth Beds;saGs Beds Bs3sng,
Mattresses Sh.na and Gisss Wars, L1osing Glasses Oil
Paintings. Bosom Rockies, wassssands Toilet Tablcs
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From the Philadelphia NorM American

FROM Ne L>Hliudetphlu Nofih american.
Desperate Mutiny and Murder.-The
Revenue cutte- Forward. Capt. Nores,
arrived off The Navy Yard yesterday al
ternoon, bringing in irons seven mutineers,
taken from The barque Cactus. Captain
Alden B. Day, from Smyrna 10 This por,.
The Cactus left Gibraltar on the 9Th of
February, and on the third day our, about
The time The s o'clock watch was called,
the men whose business in vas to scrub
The decks. refused TO perform this duty,
when ordered by the captain. The whole
crew then al once mulined, and most Of
them seizing handspikes, they made des-
perate attempt upon The lives of the Off
GERS. During the affray the second male,
Elvin Y Mason, of Kennebunk. Me-. was
struck Iwice upon the head with hand
spike, by one of the mulineers. Harding,
aud his skull being horribly fractured. he
expired in six hours afterwards. The
first mate, George Fl. Douglass, Of Phila.
dclphia, was grappled with by another
of The mulineers. Williams. who attempt
ed To throw him overheard. while the mur-
derer, Harding, raised his handspike 10
kill him. The Captain, who in The mean
time had escaped from The villains and
possessed himselfof his pistol. fortunately
making his appearance a, this moment
with the weapon, and The cabin boy hav.
ing brought the mate a cutlass, the mutt
neers were cowed, and through The deter
mined inlrepidity Of the surviving officers,
were compelled to submission. Harding,
the murderer of the second male. was put
below in irons whore he was kept during
the voyage. The rest Of the crew were
ordered to duty, and by The caution and
firmness Of the captain and first officer
were keplin subjeclion till the vessel reach
ed the Delaware.
The captain anticipating that the muii-
neers would make their escape in coming
up the river, hoisred his flag TO the Reve-
nue. Gutter, near Reedy Island. all officer
from which boarded him, and the offenders
were made prisoners aud put on board The
Forward. On the arrival of the Gutter
al The Navy Yard, they were taken into
custody by the United States Marshal and
conveyed to prison. The barque was
brough, into harbor by crew from the
Cutter.
The prisoners are all colored.
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