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Bills Of all other banks in the State discount Of
to per cent This will serve guide to those not
generally acquainted with the value Of uncurrsnt money
and put thsm on their guard against all swindlng
brokers'
The issues Of banks Of other States are redeemed in
Wall street. at the following rates
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A WONDERFUL ERA IN MECHANICS AND
SCIENTIFIC DISPLAY

HAKD OF ANNOUNCEMENT Georges Tietz,
~ Of Paris respectfully the public OF America
generally and New York especially that in the Of
lew days he will their notice the his
WONDERFUL CABINET
prize These works Of art are as large as
life and accurately perform the delightful Of
vitality A beautiful female dances-every muscle and fibre
moyes birds will feed and fly wild beasts will combat; nu
VIII Play grand operate pieces without any touch or
feet aud wonderful automata the world has ever beheld Full
particulars ia a few DAYS, my27 ssre
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JOHN WHITAKER.
John WHITAKER, late Of Thorp, nesr skipton, York
England will call the subscribers, or will for
ward to them his address by mail he will learn something Of
~ I ana pe9SHssry 70 h,mss
LAP-WELDED BOILER FLUES.
IL EEET LONG, end frQn ~ to 3inchss in diameter
~ 3 fheosH;s1Aiss'fi RossER,
an insc = nsss street., NJ.
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- Their annual supply ofchoce imported Flower Seeds
small and large packasss with full directions for Gull
Fresh Vegetable Seeds Grass Seeds mixed FOR lawns per
pasture may be required green and hothouss
email gardens Garden Tools Fancy Iron Chairs and Flower
DUNLAP < THOMPSON,
Seedmeu and Florists, SIS Broadway,
corner Blescker street.
Aliber.I discount made to Wholesale purchasers
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HUNTING PARK COURSE (NEAR PHILA-
DELPHIA). -TROTTING.
I 1850 1850

THE SPRING MEETING over the above Course will
l. positively commence TUESDAY the I'd Of June,
and continue three days.
st Day-Puse $500 h., under the saddle free for
horses that never won purse $500
Same dayPune 800, mile heats undsR the saddle free
FOR horses not over years old this spring.
I'd Day-Purse 500, m h., n harness; free for green
horses.
Same dsy-Puns $780, mile heats, under the saddle free
FOR horses that never . purse.
Day-Pune $500 500 OF which goes to the second best;
y. h., in harness |; free for all rottinG horses.
Entries TO be made the evening each the
for each purse.
Mr.. WIN. Jseksou, The American Deer will starr on Mon
day the 18th Of june, for Of s7oo II miles in
n hour The shove course.
PnILAsslsniA, May Z. iss. ny1ThsskTu 70 Jsa RE
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BROADWAY SALOON,

undersigned well known for the people has
J. lately established himself in his well known occupation
and he the public that they will travel further and
comfort to those who honor him with their patronage
my24 lwsm THOS. c. SCOTT
TLANTlC GARDEN IS NOW OPEN FOR THE
"A SEASON-Dodworh's Comet Band will perform every
Tuesday and Friday evenings commencing June 2nd
mys smsrc WILLIAM ALLISON. Proprietor.
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GENIN's GOsSAMER HATS,

f1OIEL FUN SALE.
- CITY HOTEL, Washington City, D. C.--The Pro-
@ pretors OF the City Hotel wish dispose Of all their
furniture and Futures well the lease, which will
expire the first Of February, l847.
The Hotel is situated the of Penn
and h in the immediate vicinity Of the President.
rooms including six paors, all elegantly furnished The
house in good order and contains every requisite for the
continuance of business The propre deem
ssr TO go farther into but invite the attention Of
nifty like the present seldom offered The house will not
BE- closed until further notice.
A. FULLER Co.
The Philadelphia Ledger, Albany Journal Boston Times,
Richmond Whg and Charleston Patriot will please copy
three times week for weeks and send their
the subscribers. AF.&Co.
City Hotel, w. c., d. C. myit 2w3tawr
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SUNDAY TRAIN

SUNDAY TRAIN.
~ LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-On and
Allr after Sunday next, the 3lst Of May, trains will
follows =
80 Leave Brooklyn at O'Clock, A. NJ, for Green.
AL intermediate places. Returning leave Green
port at ga o'clock p. M. and arrive Brooklyn 81
o'clock Pm.
Cars leave Jamaica at A. NJ for Brookyn-and Brooklyn
at ia. r. NJ. for Jamaica mY2a 3rc
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FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
THE MEMBERS Of this Society invited to attend
Hsssa MesnE Mnsn w afs place on RanIsd.y'
myss ilsr THos. MAURICE, Secretary.
BLACK WALNUT DESKS
LARGE ASSORTMENT Of Black Walnut Desks for
IA SALE aud made order the shortest notice g Broad
way. J. n. COOKE
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The lower house Of the Legislature Of Maine, by vote
OF 81 to s. has instructed the Committee Finance to
report bill reducing the State Of the present year.
onehaf the amount levied in the act Of the last session
This State tax amounts to 100000. and the policy Of
aboshing part the whole Of that tax while vesge
Of the existing State indebtedness remans may well be
doubted.
According to recent report Of the State Treasurer the
receipts into the treasury and from January
], ls45, to April 30. ls46 a. annexed :
FINANCES OF MAINE, l845 AND 1916.
The receipts into the treasury, from January ls45
April 80, Isa0. inclusive. ........... $6i0 s9l 40
Cash in the treasury Jan, l646. 422 -
Total receipts ....................$ 81 O03 3I3 10
Expenditures for same time. ......... 42l0 10
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c-stiMuteo oeAauCo. .pSSo,o<o 20
Tho large amount of cash hand is accounted for in
this way amount received account Of the North
Eastern Boundary, sl42 a the Land Agent paid into
the treasury $l6e,s7l o. This exceeds by nearly
hundred thousand dollars the amount estimated and
10 larger than before paid into the
ry from that department since the organization Of the
government of that State The further of slslo %
has been received that States portion Of the proceeds
the sales Of the public lands All the State scrip due
and due in s4s has been taken up The credit OF
the State is good and the stock at premium.
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THIS EVENING

THIS EVENING".
EREE LECTURE upon Mesmersm, with Experiments,
by Dr. T. j. PM. at Clinton Hall, corner Beekman and
Nassau streets. Teeth extracted, &c.
Doors open at ~ oclock-commence at 9 o'clock this
evening. Collection taken TO defray the expenses.
mv26ltsrc =
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Fam FUk SALE.

Fam FUK SALE.
III :si 1sai .%a
Wa % h s as .ss, S@a
ed Barn Carnage House, Creamery, Ice House and several
Communication with New York by Railroad and stages
For further particulars enquire Of w.E.IsAACs
ss Of asf sd is es New prsS:.
- HOTEL DE PARIs.-ANTIONE- VIGNES, one
Of the :f q The rs. n H0sss
York entrance Reads street, called the Hotel De Paris
h%
or month on the most reasonable terms my9 2m eodsrc
80 TO FOREIGN GENTLEMEN arriving IN the
@ss.e! Country Rs:idssss i F.as:y is,ai.fhs n.
and as, 81 % r
wheat, Indian corn hay .!p. any UPLAND
stone Ta..S. s; S win Ss:.
commodstions for family Of twenty persons The pleasure
ss hSri: s . s n
a
hundred head Of cate and for the storage Of $50 Of
%a ss,
w S: 81
nps from &. sS bSs *: ePS sd
New Work papers q the day are and an o
aibu: passing The gate morning and evening,
Presbyterian churches.
Further description all persons wishing
purchase invited call aud examine the NAV
however be added that for beauty healthu situation and
Of kind IL IL surpassed by
United States. To trouble il may be well also
ton the '"s'' winch GEORGE s id#i
FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
- THE SUBSCRIBER will sell his Farm. situated in
10the OF Stuyvessnt, county Of Columbia, within
lone and half mile Of suyvesant Landing Zone the
the Hudson River The above Farm
beautifully located contains I7t acres $50 Of which sui
taby divided n tllsble and meadow land, the REM der
being heavily timbered The buildings consist Of good
awsipg two barns. tone Fl which cost when built over
The above Farm is Of the best in Columbia County
and will be sold. together with half Of the crop
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SERI ONLY REGULAR LINE OF PACKETS FOR
go GLASGOW-Packeto OF LIST June The W ell known
land fast sailing packet ship ,sARACEN, Captain
awkins will positively sail above, her regular day. The
has excellent for cabin SEE ond
abn and steege passengers Persons about 10
he above port should fail passage board this
ship, do which application be made on board or
o w. X J. T. TAPSCOTT, B South street
my27 re door west of Burlins ain.
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NOTICE.
nNHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
j. Isaac Reckhow and Thomas Vincent under the firm Of
keckhev and vineent is this day Dissolved by mutual
All persons indebted the late firm will please make
psymest he unde rgned at IS Courland street. who will
also settle all demands against the late firm.
New YoRx, May 70. 1876. THOMAS VINCENT:
N d. The Store and Dwelling overhead to let. and the
Stock and Fixtures for sale ifrequred my28 Sire
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TO THE LADIES.
MRS. NJ BAKER, Milliner, No. 200 Blocker street.
l linear Downing street has prepared variety Of beau
fu Millinery and invites the ladies' call and them
selves Mr.; fatters herself her articles will compare
70 The Bleecker stages pass the door every five
minutes 2yys IN
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DACKET BARK GENEsEE. from New Orleans, Is dis
charging Rutger wharf Consignees will please
attendt the receipt Of their goods Immediately my
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OFFICE II FULTON pTREEr, BRooKLVN.
CONTINUES to take risks on buildings machinery,
~ handze and property generally their usual favorable
This company has passed through the
that have occurred in the they
their escape from them with comparatively Sigh. losses
md their risks All losses whch,he company may
sustain will he adjusted and paid promptly heretofore
New York, Of all expiratons Of policies:
- rnsh IL G. Seer
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PACKETS.
.kS& For Liverpocl-Frst Packet ship-to sail the
i4nsST PATRICK. Capt Proal, will positively sail a
above.
The above ship over 1000 TONS and her
for second cabin uneguaed for
having large and spacious house deck well ventilated and
very lofty.
In order good bcrths, las she take but
limited number Of which will be aiken
early application will require be made board
pier No. 4 North River, or 10
JOHN HERDMAN 4 CO., CT South st.
= N mv2a
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kACES-SOUIH AGAINST IHE NOKTH.
LONG TSL-4ND RAILROAD.
TRAINS ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY will
run as follows leave South Ferry, Brooklyn, at 9h H.
and l2and the close ofthe Races-Fare cents
On FRIDAY the day Of the great race trains will com
mence running at early hour and continue running
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a NEW FERRY TO CONEY ISLAND
AND FORT HAMlLTON.-The steam

boat PROPRIETOR Captain H. MsiIan
the above places leav ing the Pier No. North River
At o'clock A. NJ. for Fort Hamilton
Atio )" ~ for Fort Hamilton and Coney Island
Returning, will leave Fort Hamilton at O'Clock, A. NJ
Will leave Consy Island 1lls o'clock A. M, and p NJ,
touching Fort Hamilton each way going and returning
Fare each way l2i6 cents. my27 A. re
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BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVERPOOL
PACKETS.

NIX LIST OF June-The magnificent and celebrated fast
11nsailing packet ship OXFORD, burthen $50 tons,
CAPT. samuel Yeaton will positively sail Monday, the LIST
Of ynne.
The accommodations Of the Oxford fitted out
superb and costly with modern improvement
aud that but add the comfort q those
embakng Persons visiting the old country sending for
their friends should call and this splendid specimen Of
naval architecture before engaging elsewhere For passage
be made board foot OF Beekmsn street; the sub
ROCHE. BROTHERS 4 co,
NITRO IS Fulton ST. (nert door 10 the Fulton Bankl
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ouoIAUos. sos uScunsEsT Moxry,
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DACKET SHIP ONEIDA, from Hsvre.-Cons,gpses by
this ship will please send their permits on board At Pier
No. r. All goods permitted FIVE days will be
the public m
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-16
BY BUFFALO TELEGRAPHIC DESPAT-
CtIES,

TERRIBLE Steamboat EXPLOSION. AT five
o'clock Oh Thursday evening, the Steamboat
Excelsior. Capt Nelson. which phys b tween N.
7. aud Ctxsackie, was leaving 10 Il e deck at the
foot oil CORTLAND street, her bollor exploded with
IA terrible concussi"l. killing several Ut her pas
sengers and crew, The boat Immediately took
fire IRON the effects of the expulsion. drifting AT
The will at the elements, aud for moment II was
feared those on board % her wh, had escaped the
original calamity would be eugulfed IN the fl lines,
As The wreck dr'ficd down stream, it was feared
she would run ufouI Of the vessels al anchor Ia
the stream. This was prevented, She was over.
tuken by the sieaInur john Fitch and conveyed
10 The Jersey shore. The boat was burned en-
tn ely 10 the waier's edge.
The Loaf was new, aud Pun on the route in June
last, bu, was nol OF the first class. She was en-
gagged principally M The cheap passage business
between New York aud Calsklll aud Cox sackm.
aud owned by Hunt, Nelson and sons Of The
latter place. She was valued at $:}5, 900, and
was bui partially Insured.
The hole number of passengers on board pro.
baby did not exceed 40. The explosion shook
the large steamers Ii. Hudson aud Elnpre. lying
at the CourIIaud street piers. The ulnbcrs were
thrown high up lao the air. aud the body of at
least one person vas seen falling with The limbers
the b'ller NOT after The explosion. That
part Of IL mol broken 10 pieces went 10 ;he bu:tom
Tie sufferers were immediately taken 10 tho
hospital and taken care of.
s. Siossn, aged 7S years. father in. law of Mr..
Damon Giberl, Isl W~rd, was badly scalded. and
died in l;w nj uies. Mr.. Hull, passenger, lv.
Ing al No. LIZ. Lewis street, had his face very
mucn battered. and upper aud LAWYER jaws both
broken IN several places, has deep injury ON his
things. and is burui Oh one kuee.
w. Van Wort, lsl Engineer, had both arms
badly burnt, aud was burnt on his back. G. Van
Wort, % Engineer, b:uther of W. Van Wort, had
his arms, legs. back aud throat badly burnt.
Que OF the iremeu is mlssng-supposed to
have bt ell the body thrown up ia the AR at the
time Of the explosion. The cause IS at yet unas-
celantd, The Isl engineer says there was but
Is inches of Steam on just before the explosion.
Steamboat Explosion. Tribune says: The
verdict OF the coroner's jury lie "jeaih in conss.
quence OF the explosion" &c, Mr.. Hull, Il is
thought. will recover. The recovery of the en-
queer is d. ubful.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-16
From tie .Nelo York Herald.

From tie .Nelo York Herald.
We received late last evening intelligence of
The highest important from the Rio Graude aud
the Cabinet al ashinglon.
courier Is nov ia his city dispatched BY Gen.
Taylor tom The head quarters of the army. and
we are informed, OIL the most reliable authority.
that no proposal for peace whatever, have vet been
made either by the Mexican or American Gov.
ernments or by any of the accredited agents since
Santa Anna's arrival in Mexico, aud after he had
sufficient time to make advances if he intended Tn
do So towards our government.
This news we partly expected, but i, is all az.
p ned by the fact, which The N. Y. Herald s,a,a.
was the tlrst TO proclaim no amity, that Santa An
Ma mao gwen assurance 10 his friends that in re.
turning TO resume The command of the army, he
would most implicitly follow the public will and
inclination OF Mexico in regard to the war.
he Is now waiting to learn the popular feeling.
ms Is one Item. Ascend item of ,nteI6oence
brought by this courier, that the Ministers Of Enc.
iai'o' france ane Spain in the Capitol of Mexico
nau gwen Inc greatest assurance 10 Santa Anna
mat neaher he nor his government s!.alI receive
from thetn one dollar for the slightest encourage
nent IN prosecuting this war.
MS arises evidently from tho immense DANA
go "nlch are flowing to the commerce aud mi
''"s interests oi those nalols which are so seri-
o" sry Affected by existing hos.iliies. ~
Inc third item is, thai up 10 las, Tnesl.v mn
decision bad ever been come to, by the Canine,. to
attack the castle of San Juan de UIIoa. If these
'ae's NC SO, aud VIC have them on authority which
We cannot on credit, the future is all uncertainty;
'N' 'eme' Tue great regulator will decide it.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-16
ATTENTION WINGS.

The wing ELECTORS OF the township OF Ypsilantl
are respectfully requested to meet at the House OF
Chester Perry il. the village of Yps'antl on Sat
urday the 26h ST a, 2 O'Clock +. NJ. f"r the pur-
pose of appointing Delegates to the County Con-
ven,ion to be held at Ann AIbor on The 29sh.-
This township is entitled totweive delegates. A
general a,teLda ce is solicited By order OF the
TOWN COMMlrTEE:
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r. :oa nships will be entitled to delegates
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
FIRST DISTRICT.

FIRST DISTRICT.
Democratic Wing convention Of the first csngress-
ieua district will tie held at Cnton Lenawee county,
on Thursday the st day Of October next al IL O'Clock
d. Tor the purp of nominating candidate for repre-
sentative in Congress, be supported at the coming
election. The county OF Wayne will be entitled IL DEL
eeates Wash enaw 10, Lenawee 10, Monroe 6, Hills
dale 4.
DANIEL HICKS,
ARIAL c. HARRIS,
Adrian. August 26. 1876.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-16

The PEOPLES ADVOCATE AND Political REGISNER -
The First Number of this Publication has been de-
ayed by the nonarrva of the printing mate
rial This we daily expecting, amp the work Will
make its appearance the earliest possible moment
persons Prospecuses, will oblge us by orwac-
inc 1leir Isis of names.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-16

New HOUSE OF WORSHIP. Corner stone
Of the new house OF worship for the Bapsls in this
vlrge, will be laid with appropriate exc rcises on
Thursday the l7,h inst. at 8 O'Clock P. M. AT.
tendance requested.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-16
WING COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democratic Wings of the several townships Of
this county, will by their Delegates in convention
on TUESDAY. the 29th inst. at ELEVEN o'clock. A.
NJ, the Court onse in this village, for the purpose
Of nominating Pc TO be supported at the approach
ing election for efficcrs. and for the Legislature,
also for the of appointing delegates TO the SEN
atorial aud cory r. ss..naI conventions and for the
transac at srh other busn, may come before
the convention
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-16

GTReport says that nolice has btei received
by The Secretary oflhe state, that The sto kiolders
nake their first payment and take possession OF
the road.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-09-16

THE PorAro Ror-AN IMPORTANT EXPERIMENT.
The following curious and interesting experiment is
given to the Buffalo Commercial by correspondent
To us the fact that the potato vine bears seed ca
pabe of reproduction is evidence sufficient that such
provision was needed to preserve the plant unde-
generated. This experiment. worth repetition.
al wish to call the attention of the public to the
fact, that gentleman In this city, Rev. n. S. Smith
has been for several years engaged in his garden, in
producing the pOtatoe from the secd and with great
success. He commenced, as he informs me- some
years since, by sowing the seed from the ball. These
the first year, produced very small tuber. The next
year he planted the tuber, and also sowed the seed
which was productive from the vine of the new tu-
Der. The tuber, as is usual, next produced potato
OF larger size, while the seed of the young potato,
Ia result not before known,) produceda much larger
tuber, and much greater number, than that of the
old plant. Mr.. Smith again took the seed from the
second years growth, as well as the tuber, and an
increased size and quantity the result in both ca
ses. This remarkable fact is now stated by Mr. S.,
that the seed of his new potatoes will produce
potato of respec able Size, and while the seed of
the old WORKOUT plant at first gvesa potato hardly
the size of pea, the seed of the potato renewed
will now produce tuber of an eatable size.
This, to my mind, shows clearly the process by
which the potatoe is recovering its vital energy
Besides, the new potatoes are finer in the texture
than the DID, produce more and show signs of the
potatoe disease though planted in the vicinity of those
affected byit and as hard and fine in the spring
as when put in the cellar in the fall. Mr.. Smith has
been many years engaged in his garden in producing
this result, and he has large quantity of the
renewed potato on hand of different varieties. Eve
ry farmer and gardner should procure some of them
for seed, for am very confident that their product
will be found entirely free from the rot.
The w DIRK GOES BRAvELY ON.-In a late number
of Philadelphia neutral paper we find the following
items.
-CoRREcTIoN.-A paragraph has been going the
rounds Of the papers, stating that since the tariff law
the wages in the Cooper Iron Works, had been rails
cd. Mr.. Cooper in card, not only denies the truth
of the statement, but says reduction will be ndis
pensaby necessary between this and the first of De-
cember.
Factories Stopped.-"PottsUHle, Pa. .aug. 25,
l846.-Bart and Hellner have both stopped opera
tions entirely, and this has thrown fire hundred and
forty hands out of employment. ALI the operators
on Silver Creek have stopped-some others have
stopped week ago.