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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-20
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

There seems n he no doubt, that the Granite
State has been shaker from her firm Deihoetas.
foundation and lha, by The dissensions ~ o"
ranks, lie regular Democratic ea"r' ,ro
Governor and Congress have been deie"" :.
monerel alliance Of Wings and 50 cailea
feoenden, Democrats" The Two comoiheu
coed The vote for the regular Candidates 200 : ono
l,39O-though The later have a MAJ '". 80.
over their highest opponents. For me s;la-
sons, the Wings and Independents ~ w
,ure have a majority over The Democrats. o,r
J,hn p Hale he anti-Texas deser'ei' "'S 80,
Tho ;r.,,,meo, which The Wings have enaP'oSe1
= m,ls ,his successful breach in our ranks ANe
Wings. it is confidently said, nave IN H. oc
his treachery, agreed 10 reward MN
fee OF United States Senator; out' WIN s.I.
comes, will they stand to their WON I'D
The Tribune is throwing an anchor 70 'he -
ward, denies any implied obligation " -
Hale, and hints strongly al The ele'a'o bon
son, a full.blooded Federalist. But H..n
10 stand finn TO their pledges, is Il cei'a'| -
Of The "Independent Democrats" "ho'h - -.
induced 10 follow him, through confidence
lo,d professions Of Democracy. will vote iF d
Wig Senator as set forth among "e ~,
dilions precedent OF The bargain - -
probable that many OF his dupes VIM a,ao
June. have their eyes opened 10 me ia'se
character Of his professions, and VIII feiuss y
vote in direct opposition 10 their principles.
This great Wing "%vic,ory" may yet turn 10 ous'
and ashes on their lips. AT all eVen.s' 800
cerely hope that,he traitor Hale may DC - =.
in bis cunning game. Much rather woutu
.oe . thorough Wing sen, 10 the Oni'ea o'd'e'
Senate than such a dcserler from ms prine'P.eS
No one can doubt that New Hampsnn. =
sin ,borouebly devoted 10 Democratic principles
Our party there was TOO strong, ana Ias e0
for a time 10 intestine divisions. lhey no"
the danger, and The Granite Stale VIII isA'
self at the first opportunity. ,,..
To show what liIle cause SoniasTn "h'e'
have 10 rejoice over this result, we MAKE - =
,rac, from the New York Tribune. That paper
regards it as an abolition triumph over me IVY
friends and ~snatural allies" Of the South, The De-
mocrats OF New Hampshire. The IIipuneco "-
sra,p,ates the Wings oflhe whole Union upon ms
abolition victory. Let Southern wings Ponue'
over these facts, and deliberate long before 'hey
vii! raise a shout over The success OF me most
deadly enemies Of their domestic institutions:
"Whiss Of the Union a glorious triumph has
been won By our brethren OF the 1rahie o'ae'
which is deserving Of your warmest constd,uia-
tons. Ii is toe breaking away OF tue Noflhern
stare hitherto most closely chained 10 the car n
Gag Lam aud Stare Extension. 1t IS Inc up,
ronsipc of a Free State Of the North, 10 demand
that The Compromises of the Constitution shall
be respected in behalf OF Freedom, as well as on
the side of Slavery"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-20

After which, The Comdey Of
Jim Crow i'm London.
i'm Crow, Mi. Rice
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-20

OOO DOZEN Essences OF various kinds
AUO putup with greatcare, and for sale low
10 country dealers, By
GAYNOR 4 WOOD,
Nf,r.k ~ Drupoieia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24

JOHN J. V. WESrERNELc, Aucuoueer
XX1ILLET & wESTERvELT.-Store d Spring
w s-This bay Friday 2ih nj lot o'clock, al the Auc.
lion Room by virtue OF Landlords Warrant mahogany aud
cane seat Chairs Sofas dining and TEA Tables, Bed.eads
Looking Glasses Beds and Bedding Carpets Lamps Wash
stands Window Shades Sovo. Writing Desk Also, arso
.and Cnxi. I.24l PETER WESTERVELr, Constable.
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Books.
VIZ. GRAEAMS DAILY BULLETIN
nE cEElP RnnSs rnc ale 1. Ia itern-y DEPOT. II.

VIZ. GRAEAM's DAILY BULLETIN
OF CHEAP BOOKS fcs isle a. ia literary depot; TT
Ohure sGiding SAssS1st
Graherns Magazine for May. s2.encid Nc VIII fsrls
a.sh!oas: satsc-i,t;ou IS . c.. per No
Gotey': Lady. BooS for NAYS handsome No; sub
La.ii=.' Nu:o1sl Magazine Edited by Ms Arn s Sic
ptens; s7sscr;p Eon = IS, -ts per Nc
The Wrrg, Of JehsaG-s RJrEe and other unceTu Ger
rnsn ref5r-oers he Ctr;sii4u SeIsioc: price ~
The French Cook lu and E;e.al trxasa;on of La Pc
tie Cuisa:-re Habie this tie Guy book which gives he
Pictorial Weird No Il. viii 81 The back Nos; price
Marsaon. or the Memoirs OF s;a=.r,an, t,o@a!sss;)
S:s.sc. Q; tie wooea Mazaa-.osies il The L S..:es,
Lase Sgpe5ior cop:e- Mines by John r 5, sSa. All
those Interested ia these niaes ,h'ald posses, copy
Sspoleao aaa hi. Marsa.is BY J T. Hsadey phes.
Eas..h F.pers-A lie last d.:es of Paccs, Illustrated
News. Pictorial Times, Disp.eh. Nc Also. lot OF
April 4,a pagers w. 4. GRAHAM. Tr;oun- sui'diugs,
AS Nssssn-,; Office OF Graham. Magazine.
TWIss ON TIE OREGON QUESTION.
n APPLETON K co. xii Paolisa IN s 'er Days ;as
cud-g al Of The Convention OF the E.eurial also,
The Gates snd Negotiations between the United States
aai Great BEi7heit a. various res for the Settlement
az boundary ne-sld Examination OF the Whole ques-
on resp4 Facts AID The Law OF Nations By Francis
Tyiss D. c Professor OF Political Economy II The Uni
vsrsity OF Oxford. Ivol. I2no.
Th;; work IA written deridej and impartial style,
acd c,nno fail OF the attention OF all
&c Il ne ' LaT Ii PtsLisa sES''' aae''0a
History Of Oregon and acknowledgements with
Geographical View and Map. By Robsr, Greenhow vol
MarSst!re of the Exploring Expedite to the Rocky
Mountains and California BY Cspt Freno1t svo paper
Ciaz 7. History of the Crest Rebellion in England. ,aa,
Is-d by William aszi;;, vol! Emo 81 3
s;s1leys new edition lsrge we, vol svc. -
wrliiug. OF HughS. Legare, > vols $40. SIS
o'callsghan's Eariy History OF NewYOrk, s. 80
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General d oticcs.

" spring Goods.-WM. r JENNINGS CO.
Diapers sud Taora Importers OF Co'hs Cassmeres Vest
ings Fancy Dress Articles &c 25 Broadway opposite the
Foun,sip prepared for the Spring Trade with the
extensive Of goods they have offered for
ioepeci op comprising French and Eng.h Coihs Csss
rneres in various styles Vesungs in great variety
which Will be made order, through The aid Of as ef
cirnt corps of be found in the country,
prices tbs, have given character The ESTABLISHMENT, for
moderate charges.
In reference Paniaoons 10 which few cutters excel
that the attention directed this department
offer Inducements TO those who appreciate
fl combining and elegance.
Ia addition the usual assortment Of goods kept by the
trade we have always on hand Dress aud Frock Goals
Vests Business Coa and Fancy Dress Articles, including
Scsrs Crsvns Handkerchief Gloves Suspenders, Linen
aud NJ sin Shirts, Collas. Bosoms. &c. IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24
General Gotiefs.

e New-York Weekly Tribuue.-coarsas for
Saturday, Aprl2a-PoETzY-Apnl, By VIZ E. C. Hos-
msr The Rove b LIEUT. Pszen; Las Of ire Prisoner, ~
Oliver Joha.ou-EoToaIALs on i5e Ps,ssge Of The No
tee; The Convention Appointment; Thoughts after
Election; The Tariff Bill: Abou NswYork; Wing Edi,o-
RAJ ouarrels Our Res0us viii Mexico; The Convex
ion; OREGON aad variety OF minor arrclei-NEs from
Europe by ;hs Unicorn ana Cs!=doua-Pscusrs Of the
Polish lnfurecon and the great Victories OF the Ergsa
over The SIKH From ss-er. Foreea Countries q lac
rv., Correspondence OF The Tribune from lie ehisf cites
Of the Union: and choice selection from Foreign Files
full ecccunt OF the voyage Of tie P
o,-sos; Routr With Illustrations. aud The entire Log The
Voyage on: snd IN Visit OF e Hutchinson Family he
State Priso, Nos II ard XII of The License Question;
pe-soas Friends sometimes his worst Eaeniss; Coz
gres.oasi Proceedings. by Regular Correspondent
S-u-Tork Legislsure sprtnkicg OF Political articles
and Returns Of Elections, &c Gc-ConNEzcI.L IST ELL
ctxcE-Produce, Stocks, Money, Csttle Ms-set
Single copies, up il wrappers for the Mails
obtsiled at the dess-prics 81 cents
e TERMs-S2 per year. Al subscriptions payable
inaexibs IN advance. Address
GREELEY McELRATH, Tribune Billings,
Coz. Spruce and Nsisar sta opposite he City Hall.
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ExcIrEMEy1 AT GLAseow-..-en Countv.

EXCITEMENT AT GLAs6ow.-Bsren County
Kentucky and GlsEgoT. the County town have recently
been the scene OF much popular excitement IN con:e
quence OF legal proceeding which took place On the
tria oil Bird, negro ,s.e, charge OF rape upon
poor ignorant but vIrtuous white r Bird having been
found guilty by the jury appointed IN Try him his Coun
se gave no;ice that specified day, motion would
be made 10 allow kim TIE b<a,f, cLsy. This intins
ton Of Birds Counsel Immediately produced great and
general excitement, and threats Of death the negro and
of Lynch law his Council and 70 The Judge II the
ton should prevail rife through the Coua,y Ga
the dag named the motion made and argued. and
after three days of consideration part OF
the Judge (Buckner) he allowed The motion and deci
ded thai, instead Of hanging Bird should be burnt the
hand receive on his bare rack ashes and be
set at liberty This decision but added the excite
previously existing. Abou, 10 O'CLOCK ihs. night
sky seventy from the country proceeded 70
town intending. reported 20 hang or burn tue
negro and inaic; summary punishment OF MS Counsel
and the Judge. The later had lev friends around
MIN, well armed ready and willing TO defend MIN at all
hazards. After while, the parry from the country
prevailed upon 70 disperse and return to ,net
homes Early the next morning the negro vas branded
and whipped and OF 20 Bowling Green. That
night about four hundred persons from he country i
the Degro having been cent OF started toward
town determined to Kill him but hearing oy toe way
tina, he there they abandoned their purpose
and quiet length restored 70 the town and county
Nashville Wing.
SALE OF NEGRO CoSviCT.-The slave John
Gross who recently condemned by Judge Canonge
be sold according TO law (haTDg been formerly con-
vcted OF murder ia Baltimore and banished By the laws
Of Maryland from that Sratc) was yesterday sold By
Sheriff Lewis q, the ST. Louis Exchange for cash. and
brought $685. He bought by the person who owned
him the Of his conviction at Baltimore and VINO,
we learn iutends 10 ship him back again
IN. D. Delta 18th.
TIE MoRMoss.-The Nauvoo Eagle says tie
Mormon expedition s working is way westward slowly
In consequence OF the lack OF forage for their horses.
The have work for the farmers along the route,
in order procure the necessary fodder for horses and
cattle. Those still at Esuvoo making all possible
haste in their preparations TO join the advance party
The Nauvoo House will be completed in few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24

Ell. c. Booth d Co., Cash Diapers and Tail
ors, Isl arosawa5 opposite Jcho-at daily producing
through the united skill Of efficient corPs Of Gar
that in point OF style snd elegance equal fnot
rurpsss sny produced elsewhere In this city Owing 20
great facilities in buying in domestic and foreign
te;s aud their adopting lie exclusive cash syst they
e1s5led to offer gres,e regard price ihaa
any house in The raae-e, tie tine heir stock OF
sprse goods ihou: exception the larges; ard richest
10 the United safes a22isif
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Au,,un eGlra.

II. DUCLUZEAU. Aucriorasr.

H. DUCLUZEAU. Auctoresr.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Hat No 10 Park-psce-rUTTLE& DUCLUZEAu Will
sell This Day 10 O'Clock the above house The entire
Furn contained thereto, comprising lGree sss1rl
ust OF gsnt-el and valuable Furniture, consisting OF ms
no Aauy Sofa Bed.ieads End and DINING Tables Bsses
CsrpeIs Pier and C-nte Tables Looking Glasses, Ward
robes Bedsesds MaD,e Ornaments plated and cut Glass
ware Dressing Bureaux nah >ssny Chsrs Ivory Knives
and Forks Beds Mattresses Table Lpen Comfortabl-s.
Blankets tits &c. Also the Kitchen Furniture with
which the sale W Ill commence IL
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AMraks1Gnts.

~ Ss tins week, commencing Moodsy. April 81
re.osnkscss every evening Scx-ter before ocock,
acc "ec-sdAy aad Saturday Afternoons &, O'Clock
lie msnaSer hss rr--ogse-d MAtor Seifer, Sev-York
Ua.e1 soy ea.y yesrs old so. re-erxsged Great
D!ssolvns Views, Mo1aay. Tuesday apa Taars.xy Hy.
cro.OIygsn AerS.eoHs Ia; .esk OF M Harrison. In
splendid Portraits Of tie Grsi Meg OF A-ca Mad Soi
well tie farno1s Fortune Tsll-r. Aan,a1.oc 5 ernts
Chii6rea under 10, l2t ceu;r. az
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~ Hheumnti.m. slir Johns. Gout, Whlte

" Hheumntism, StiH Joints, t.out, WHite
Sw-iings The Comp und Syrup HydHodAl- of Pctnssu
S.rsapsrila and yellow Dock, remedy which has been
long song the faculty and has met with nered ap
probation offered the public not rs psnHreH Tor
every ament the best remedy for the above com
plants For sale by c. H. Rng, 1872 Broadway, corner oil
John-st. -, wv,
Townsen3's SarsapGrls S.uds's SarsapnIiua, Winers
ArrArur Extract McAiser's Ssve. Rings CSndy, hlue
V.-hena Cresm Tor shaving FauchvanRers Preparations
for sale - above at Jus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24

cF- Religious NOtice.-The S-ven,h-Day Baptist
Church recenty organ this city. The pastoral
care Rev Thomss 3rowu will hereafter hold their
ous meetings ~ the Chapel al present occupied ny hr
lii ST. Baptist Church. between Bowery and 3i.avenue
Service the SAbh,ih Saturday. commencing at II
O'clock a. NJ, until farther notice a24 IT.
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HAIR CUTTING sNp DRESSING

DISBURSEMENT, Nc. % Srosdway, Opposite Morris
II 81 Gitl would p-otuy AMI as oTri-f cns
and The pabr ihsl rs ss Resumed business 4 nc
old s.sna hss Tor years previous 20 ne r-i are u
July L. SsS ~ received liberal OF psi-onsce-
To bis fossT fi-nds &c d.-rs himself no more iced o
said but hosr 10 have been under bis hand re ooo
ply say Come and you csazo have yoof Hal ca
sae dressed well a. ies. any o-r PIsc- n oFoAi
WAY, and ~ hsif he price
asr cui.,ng III els, Shanpooing L: Razors honed
4. B-A tsou, basement % let desirable stsnd for
Boo, maket. a. of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24
HOODS POEMS.

I3RARY OF CHOICE READING. No g. viii be
IL Published on Saturday,, ccuIsiring Poems by Thorss
Hood COLLECTED .ad edited by bis widow eles anuy print
ed. l2l Ia paper 5' cents orn haadone cloth boards
- ca.
This collection OF Mr.. Hood. serious Poems, is msde
in falaent OF his desire Il was sHong his las: in
srucIpns 10 those who were dearest 10 him.
Much eXpressedin this opening paragraph OF the brief
and unaffected preface ;his book Around The death bed
OF The gres: genius whose il bears, corsorg reeolec
lions OF thoughtful exercise OF high powers, diused
peace and resi- gIaop. No wish 20 blot line In these
his sud wocihest efforts troubled his reoose Pity
for The errng mercy - The weak OF hypocrisy and
bgoy; The preservation, through rough lite, OF every
harmolizns and tender thought which s youth gave
birth The sustaining impulses 10 ;hs desire, they
are Ia. spirit of these Poeins Dickens, Daily News
u The American publishers have Only 20 add that the
sacr-dne,s OF Hoods dying reque.t has been ousy OBJ
served In the repriDnOt line Of the Poems having
omitted. All WILDE found either in the volume
the recently published Prose an Verse in the Library
LATELY PUBLisHED-Prose and Verse by Thomas
Hood In psr,s 81; cents each, IN elegant volume
l2mo 81.
ALSO, READY-Hood's Poems, and the Prose and
Verse bound ia handsome volume and orinog the
ly collections OF the authors various writing. publ.h-d
mick volume l2mo. WILEY l. PUTNAM,
~. l6l Broadway.
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ROYAL 0UALEY, Auctionser.

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD BGroiture-Roysl
LII Guri-y Will seii Tuesday 5ivrniok IStn Lass
a. oclyck no. III sprngst VscE-s tho ysiuA-
fufnlL4fo vi fanny removing, emu aciDs elegant
French wardrobe win ookiEs doos. double ffohcn
stands wiki ewr. bssny &c mahogany op buoanx ~ila
sinsses, .oid ~aidrooo carved D-o
st- I'd d BEDDING fIouch gsny ehairs sney chars
uttotnans on0K ladies' Bru~ssls ADD ingram eafpetnk
stair und e.J carprls, mahogany strnd focAng chairs
dian IA. l.os il clvths cocx, &C. &c. tDgstn1f with
men Purrisire Commence IL II 0eecx
=, - AL 6tss
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DICu CABINET FURNITURE-Sale I'm CON

DICH CABINET FURNlTURE-Ssle In con,
rich CABINET Furniture tho Saloon of the Apollo NO 4o
Broad n.y. This Day. al hall past ~
viz 500 lots superior Cabinet Furniture. part OF which 10
from the stock OF celebrated manuacturers-aso, an IN
voice OF The quality from the Jourueymen nansfae
mr-rs making together valuable assortment Also set
elegant Extension Dining Tables made by celebrated ma
k-r richly carved splendid top feet wide, when open 10
feet handsome frame contain wines, coat over Sloo-
Al.o - on i'd carved and plsn Bsdsi-a!s Also. u doz
fancy paror Chairs covered with scarlet aud blue 90
Sofas great vanity OF ornamental and useia araees
Catalogues ready. IL
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DIED:


On the sd inst in the sd year Of her age HARRIET
GRUMMOND, reIct Of William Grumnond and daush-
ter of the late William Smith.
The friends OF her brothers, William Hiram, Ed
mund l.. and Merit Smith, particularly invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon at Al o'clock. from the
residence OF her brother Washington Smith, 2fl West
18th 81. without farther invitation.
April 2Ist Mr. RICHARD ALTMAN, son of the la:e
George Altman Esq of Baudon, County Cork Ireland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24

w Fnirbnnlt.'s scnies.-We would call the aien-
r of the community to these truly periec
weighing machines for sale by Fairbanks Co. No so
Wallet Scales of every desirable modification. such rs
Portable and Dormsni Platform Scales for stores ware
houses Ac Hay and Railroad Scales wholly of ron. with
steel bearings for weighing loaded wssons railroad cars,
and warranted perfectly and durahy accurate P-sse
r.ll pDI ,xnninr AL isG
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Schools.

EAMILy SCHOOL FOR EiRLS-Mrs GEO.
M.EKIN. residing In Wesicher,rr Co. 10 miles
from the CITY Of New YORK; VIII commence the summer SEES
sion her School Thursday, ,he 9Th OF MAJ The sLua-
,i,n ia healthy and easy Of access, being mile from
Hun,'s Bird and bud haf from Wiiamss Bridge,
d-po- IL the Harlem Railroad Number Of pGpils, tel 'e
Terms 2c ma, be known from Ccuars 10 be- bad ~ the
c of the Auelo. mericsn No RhrcaysL A-tor Hpune
Refcrences-R-v DR.. Bangs, Rev Thomas Pic,on. Rev
n l. Mar.-ju. Or. Bond. D.. T. @. Mower. Hugh Max
vel. Esq Francs Hail. Esq md Jane. Harper, Esq
a2l 2Wi--
rINnE Ua.tLAND- SCHOOL. Burliugton y J :
1 z c. VINES Pfircioal-Th- Summer Session viii
commence on 1T Monday Of MAY. The Principal CAP
he seen today and Thu sday md Ffitsy 81 the
AaiOr House. a-S Zns'
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Cfs- Grand Temple Of II onor :. of T. =. of N. Y.
The Officers and Representatives. OF The Grand Temp
are hereby notih-d The, Fiday Evening "A h
inst y, O'Clock In the Hall cor OF Broad Rnd Grand
Representatives will be punc'ukl ~ order
a2i I. LUXE HASSERT, G. w. II.
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CARPETINGS AND OIL oLOTI

No Al PEARL-sr.
DETERSOE HUMPHREY lave just open al Il the
above number, large 10; Of enE.ey Few Carp-ting
boIgh, expressly for spring usde. End viii be sold
sre..4v r-;1crsi prices tor cas1 We have
10 c-~ sets hidr1frster Brussels, entirely Few.
3 pieces svsvJ Trreepy rlch designs and stadings
description
Rags, Druszes, Table and Piano Covers, window
Shacea Lc &c Also, large lot OF Heavy Sheet Oh Clo,h
from l. 10 80 = vice, selling cheap
ON ire1ds and he pubic are respectfully requested 10
call acc sock before pgrctAxak els ewts7o
nST2nseod- PETERSON 4 HUMPHREY. - Peari-st
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Jk CURrlss, AucIoa-.r

X CURrlSo, AucaOn-er. .
CABINET FU SIfUkE--ConInuadoD Sale, WIN
" afge aidlaons Apollo 5sIooo No 4iv 6Iosd~.5'
JACOB l. Plai Friday, 2in ApnI, 81 10 o'clock,
la conuu son lots superior CssiBoi ufaIp9fe part VI
which /. Of cse0rs.1d Manufactured Also,
an assortment Of quality from tae JIurnsymsn
manuseIufers making together vaoaol7 s<sorlneiL-
Fun particulars and Catalogues the morning u Tho sale
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Ar1cr1nM NnrIOE-sATuRnAY.

ARGE SALE. ~ Groceries ~ all descriptions fixtures,
siaud casks &c ~ 10 O'Clock at No 25 Futou-s uear
Greenwich worthy the attention of the trade.
SPLENDID FuRNtrURE.-Also, NJ 10 O'Clock, superior
variety OF ernn, household furniture OF all varieties in The
SAFE Rooms. THpS. hell Arctionsers
NJ, S,,s- NJ ISAACsON 'Ne
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NAN AMBURGH will EXHIBIT, nj

VAN AMBURGH viii exhibit, his thrilling perform
arces Ia tbs CAVESNS OF WILD AM MAILS, for
Five Days only, al the Iuneiure Of Lafayette plscs and
Suih.st
TIE cs-uvsn i positively leave this city The end OF
the presea; week
Nj VAN AMsURGH viii perform three times each
day. exhibiting terrific fes;s in The midst OF The
Wild Animals that acquired FOR BIN his great popularity
during his OF Europe when ee appeared
Before all he reignng Monsrchs and he csnguahed
classes ofci;xrns, gentry and nobility.
Admission y children under years half price
The following - lis, CT the AE:uiss conisEed in tbs tx
hhi.ou Aricsn hon aud or-ss four young Asiaue hons
Cape onsss and lion, tbs Assc elephant, young elephant
years Old beautiful specimens OF the Peruvian lsrs. Ara
bac camel Calayard ecpsrGs, African leopsrds
two hunting eopars Poossh bear and Missouri bears
black pelican. royal Bengal ser black Tiger white
bears coe and her pair OF ssngsroos asusr
horned three Specimens OF American deer.
Queen stag. presented 10 Mr. Van Amourgh By Queen
Nctos spacs zebra striped hyenss, spotted hy-nas,
gold aud silver pheasan,s lsrg- Arcsn
bsSoon and specimens OF the monkey and ape tribes
r. Its proper acqusint the public thai the above
named Animals have before been exhibited In Amcrt
hsyiog receniy been selected from the Nation
al Museums OF the Old World, the Geological Society OF
London and the Jsrdins des snia OF Paris
Tire Of Exhibition between the hours of 10 and Il M
and ? NJ aud sind IN the evening AL Sits
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QGrpeilng.

CARPETINGS: Greet Bsf.
" gains and CEzEc--A person. dr,ircus or pro-
carl CsZ p=iiogs o. Cloths Me.ngs and such ether
Ice. Usually found cp-t respectfully
irvl;-c cal 81 EUTCHINS cos, Nc 49, Pesrl-st
sy D. found s!most ucrgal-c assortment, and
AZ prices seldom If offered before n This city.
landlords keepers OF Hotels Boarding. Houses sac pr
vale CITIZENS, s5oaI furnish city country Residences,
tJr.r-c WIN SnpA-sers Ship AID Steamboat Agents,
arsc4e Ia Inc above me, would hI'i II 10
heir svarg- 20 call before purchasics
-ls- =h-r--r-n-rnb -ng tn-if motto, Small profits ard
f- sis iral.Go-- HUTCHINs co No, 80 PeGfl-s.
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E7 Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting OF
the stockholders OF the Hohoken Land aud Improvement
Co Ill he held the Compauy's office In Hohosen, on
Monday May 4h at II O'Clock NJ for the purpose Of
choosing directors. JAMES A. STEVENS, Secty. II