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The cheap postage system will certainly sue
coed. 1t is said now tha, the amount pfdciccn.
cy which the Post Master General will require
from the Treasury will be bat $4,000 NcM
year the department will pay It's own expenses.
and in two yeas will yield a revenue Of three
millions annually. Glad to see this.
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GorerHor y the Mcrean F,oniiey. Gen. Nj.
rsbsau u. iamcr, has been commissioned by
Gov. Henderson to &c. as civil and military Gov.
ernor Of the Texas frontier. lie is to make hi.
headquarters at Lorejo. a Mexican town on III,
Texas side Of the Rio Grandc. To cnube him
toer'end his jurisdiction, no is authorized ID
raise and have under bis command company o.
100 men. The required force was raised from
amopg the disbanded Texans.
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h 1873 it tcnk t~rnil .f,e days to carry The
ne vs. of the hattie Of New OTeans 10 Washing
t.. It took only seven days. TO carry the neNs
OF Gen. layilr's battles 10 the seat Of Govern
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-20

Tie Normon Ttmpt,-A writer in the Gin.
cinaali Atlas proposes, by way OF a peace offer
ing, that the more wealthy and intelligent inhab-
ilanis Of Hancock County. unite and purchase
he Mormon Tempe. at lie full value. H. then
suggests that it be converted into an institution
Of learning, As the best means &C atoning fyr The
sins committed on both sid 5. 1t this cannot be
lone he proposes that subscription Of stock he
made throughout the States II accom- li>h the
object; the Subscribers holding such vested ghls
as to render permanent and certain the accom-
plishmcnt Of the object proPosed-,hc diffusion
Of knowledge. TO our mind, Common ScLopj
would be mos, desirable acquisition in Han
cock county, The won, Of intelligence among
the people was the chief cause Of the Mormon
Disturbances.
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OPENING THE PORTS.

~ r"'n"' mas nee" P'e''''"' "",''s W" '
P"S' "''"' "''' c'"''
g'"" :; ',a, o,.'' ,,io, =, Wv, oaen ,,o nnr,.
g.. r'.'I..,; ''s - N r,o;n ,l,,y r,,o
wv nv, wv "r''''I ,'',',n .,a, ~ .y.;.,aa.
, w. ~ ,aN!.; "'G L,o,J,no., r.,, ~
e'.'..,,. !, Is.I,nl ,he ;ncr,,.irc Ie.,;n.
,io, in that country aud in some parts of
scotland bc hiIie, Of the .prirg crop
,,r,, linn, the country g,npraiy, and
mar, ,.osr,dly che u,rc.,,,i,s II other
c,u,,r,,, Hk,jv IN bccnme connection,
,;,, ,I,s coun,rv IN the fond markets IT
r,, ,os,or, h.,ri.,,o,e. are MI 1T them
nav. circumstance, calculated to induce
The consideration Of sucn plan by the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-20

POia'oes We learn that the Potato crop in
this vicinity, has been greatly injured by the rot.
The yield will be unusually small; in consequence
of which, those who wish to purchase, may ex-
poet to pay higher prices before spring.-jJhsi
C'pJoI
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Mjaferey.-A letter from an officer to the Bal.
'lmore Patriot, says: This is indeed a mos,
o'au'iiui flicr, ana some Of the gardens al nos,
come up 20 my iloa Of European mag lidcence.
they abound in delicious fruits, and we rcycl in
oranges pomegranalcs, grapes, &c The view
nom one Of the hills is one Of the finest sights
ever saw. The valley in which the town is buill
exiend' Tor nearly thirty or forty miles, and looks
like beautiful garden"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-20

Inc ''Ho"ins 10 liSt Of killed AMI wounded
OF The selSs Of Monterey, Gen. Wonh's diyi.
'ion' KILLED wounded l6; Col. Woods repi.
menu killed wounlcd Hays regiment, 8
Killed Is wounded; Twisss division, IS killed.
VIZ wounded; Buffers division, a. killed. 100
wounded Total killed, lee; total wounded. 35o.
'o'"' killed and wounded, 472-to which nav be
adoeo = mat are missing, bu, supposed to have
been Killed.
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Blanc'ag The Siokes.-It is asserted that a
person sinking with fever and ague, can read
ir,, rate in railroad car. The two shakes ncu-
tra'i1o each other, aud The body perfectly still
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You can know tia, girl is no, sc! a
woman II she puts her hand over her
mouth when she laughs. II is The mos,
tenacious sign Of rlhood.--Proridenee
Journal.
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from IssxlCO.
The Ml,amoHs papers say Ia,rc Is moth n.
fr Inylor Ia conquer hu, a barr, n Fl, ION otrug.
gcd Mountains and thirsty plains The only
water ON the route sin The NcNican tanks, which
viii he doubtless broken a., as the enemy r..
tires This policy has b,cn dictated by Santa
Anna.
1t j. stated on good authority, that Sluia Anna
had cent orders To Amrudil 10 cvacua,c Monte,
rry, and all other places lhi> side Il the moun.
rain,. Bat these orders were not received uni.
after The cnrtulAtcn!
Afcr leaving the troops necessary to garrison
Monterey, Salthlo, and other towns, Gen. Tay-
l"r 81 i only have abou, ;, co men with which
to penetrate the heart OF the enemy's country,
and far beyond the reach Of airy rostrye upon
which lie might fall ba. in case Of n ccs,ily.-
The whole number Of Si!i,d and wouuI,d at
Monterey is officially reported Al foul hundred
and rincly.
Letters from the city Of Mexico dated Scp'em.
her %, lay 'hat Santa Anna left that morning
with 900 cavalry and 1000 infantry for san
Luis PolosI where he vi.l Concentrate the Mex.
ican free. !ns,ucri,n. have been forwarded to
the Army o. tic Nonh 70 all lack upon San
Lu, Potas
Lieut. Armslead arrived at Monterey on the
IL b ut, with dispatches from Washr gon for
Gen. Taylor,
The siore-sbip Relief arrived ct Pensacola On
the 80 h uIr, oInc days from Vera Cruz " hen
tic RyHcfI'f, Com. Conner was preparing Tor
nnp'h,r alucE upon Alyaradn, anil he would
lead il in person. The Princeton lcn rens,col,
thu 81, with Government dispatches for Com,
Conucr.
JQrso"'s Ten roies IF LIe.-l. New.
put oil I'll Tomorrow what can lie done
to day.
9. Meier trouble others to 10 villa, Won
can do yourself.
3. Never spend your money before
you have it,
4 Never buy what you do not want
because 1t is cheap.
8. Pride casts more than hunger, thirst
and cold.
6 We never repent eating too Iiule.
7. Nothing is troublesome tina, ~, do
villroly.
&. How much mains those evils co.,
US which never happened.
0. TAKE ,linps alwa,s bv their smo,,,
hard,,
10. When anpry always couu H., ho.
fore YOU speak.
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Movements of G,nc,nI Tn,Ior.

A Washington CORE, pendent of the philadel.
phla North American, says that it is currently
reported in the formor city, that new instructions
to Gen. Taylor are flf him u remain Of Monte.
rey, in his present quarters, until the meeting Of
the Mexican Congress and the declarations OF
that body have been received. 1.-THE decision
should be pacific to hold on to the frontier prov.
lnees Of Mexico 10 obtain Indemnify for the c.-
Penses OF the war. Should it be otherwise. Gen.
Taylor will have orders to advance, perhaps TO
the city Of Mexico. Ills report is credited be.
cause it explains the rcason why the coye,nuep,
does n VI order on, volunteers to support Gen.
Taylor, whose forces mus, be mach weakened in
an advance, by leaving behind him the ncces, A..
~ garris'ns and forces to keep up his commune.
cations with the mouth Of the Rio C;nndc.
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EUROPEAN CORN TRNpE.

u iCltN.
EUROPEAN CORN TRADE.
london The business transacted
here within lhe last fortnight has been
considerable, and prices have been grad,
ually advancing al almost every market
held within the above named period.
The stock of Indian Corn. having here,
being nearly exhausted, would sell readi.
Iy AT M Improvement # Is per Asa lh,.;
but in cargoeS To arrive, no additional cp-
eraiions are repor ed to-day.
At the last market held here, namely,
on the l3ih inst, the trade was less nc.
i've than on some preceding make, days,
the supplies being good uf wheat from
The home counties, bat the condition be-
coming damp from the prevailing wet.
ness Of the weather. Which has caused
occasional sales to he made slightly be.
low the prices Of Monday last.
/ laueyly, the excitement in Whca, has
been chohed, aud though the value e the
article has not recedcd, miilcrs have be-
come cautious in their operations. 4
/ temporary pause ai,cr so prea; an advance
as that lately established is quite natural
hut the opinion is current that the top
point has tot yet been attained.
The agitation for opening The ports by
an order in council is noticed with iodir-
terence by the factors, as the quantities
of foreign grain in bond would not llr.
nlsh the national supply If a single day
Tor man and beast, and the tufhCr arj-
walls Of cargoes are so slow and few that
the market would be totally uuinnuenccd
aad rhc price Of bread unreduced, were
there an entire and Immediate opening Of
tie ports,
Al the market held yesterday, Oct. 10.
hngIi>h wheat vas cleared "u al tally the
prices "' last "eeN. For Tree iorelgn Toe
business was not extensive but late high
rates were realized. barrel Flour was
neglected, and pireS rather below those
current at 1a carrier period OF Ihc lat lorI
n'2hl'
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l,.n,.I -. ~, =. ..., 49, ''.','. ,,',''
advanced = 20 Is per quarter a"I very
r,.. -. w ., '"l' Wv en-
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.r....I,.l,.,, .....I i,.I .,:....;-.
far Whas, +, horl and ve,v l,ul, nir.,.
,r, AL,,, 5orO hJs of Set. ,,,n.
.c land soIl an n, ran q, %. vbi.L
,y,s an alv,nc, An ,,sviops ,,i,e.of
a, tho s,,,o J,y InJi,n C.r, ,r,,c,,d
coos;Js,,h,, ,,,,r,ioo rio small o,,r,i,,
,a,o,ir;., hero moyes r,,.l ..r,er.
,5,,aE,, uL,I.,.,.a,o, d., l.;,,
co., A. ana ,Laso 49,, ., La,I-,c. :,
So. 900 lbs
/ ~, ..lo r p,,r .,l p..l L,..
..,.ool,. Am -. L.,,o ..,,,a,,.,.. b..
. i ''
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-20

Building and Pumping We read in Pot
vile paper of a man who was very much intoxi-
Gated there the other day, and in, arrested was
sen, to 'jurance vile Why dIIn', you bail
him out asked bysander. Bail him OUT
exclaimed the other, by g,y, you couldn't
Du1lD him out
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-20

The official statement Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury Is, that the daily expenses Of the war,
90 far from averaging 100000, as anticipated by
Mr.. Webster, have Jainjl u down to sb,ut s 80 .
ooo, which silI mi Immediately bcc,k III. Treas.
p'y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-20

M'hca"hie L0nd Sit.-The sales ut tho Nil.
wauK'e Land Office for the month Of October,
amou At 10 s7,o33 acres, yielding si6,g92 The
greater portion Of The entries were, as usual, for
40 ald so acre lois.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-20
Correspondence Of the Free Trader.
Nav (aHK. November 10 Isl


ier, is a work of more than ordinary interest.
1t c"vsrs over 500 printed pages snj consists II
letters written hy tie Mission ries during Their
pilgrimage ia tie aiIds Of ncN worid. The
letters are ali chardc,erz,d by great sinri iry,-
breathing in every line the most ftr,j picry--.
narrlllns in uupreteniins style, leeds Of true
81, atness aud nozzle hcroism, That would have
wrea,hed the brow Of the sti,csaan or wl,uor
With immortal honors. But i, was not Tor the
approIali.n of men, that these pIHus f,'hr,> en-
dared dangers that would hdre appalled, The stout.
rst heart, and overcome dItlicu.'rs ;Eat wolli
have dluutcd the bodtst advrUturcr. |, was =
Tor higher IN | hoI,r zeal that warmed she souls
rf these COED men, amid tha SHOWS # ClnAdn.
aud guided their course in the >olitlrvwild,rncs,
of the west. They Appeared To the wild sons OF
The forest to guide tlen to salvation, as did the
star IN the East, Ia lead the shepherds to the
birthplace Of the Rtdcrmer. In the lan.uase o.
the author, "Thcre is no page Of our county :
history more touching AID romantic, than that
which records the lahJrs and suilrugs ul the les.
ut Missions. In these western wilIs they wrr,
the earliest pioneers Of cl,iiz,.o. aud faith. Til,
wild hunter or aI,,nturou, trl,e.l,r who. nens
train. the forest, came To new ard ,rrsn,.tr.b,s
often found that years before, The disciple. q,
l,ynla lad preceded him ip,t.tu.l i.rr,.s
Traditions Of the Is ack T. hes" sui ,irr.rc,I
among the Indians. On some moss.sruwu tree
they pointed out the traces # their work. AID in
wonder be dcciphrrcJ, carved side Ly side on it,
trunks, the emf I'm of our salvation the lilies
Of The Dourbuns. Amid the SHOWS of Ur.l.,u's
Bay.--amons the woody island, an beautiful IN.
les Of the ST. Llwrncc.-.hy the ,ounci, fires Of
the lluroDs and Alspnqrins-.- the sources o,
the Mississippi, where, fist &C the white men
their eyes looked first upon the Falls If -, An.
tho'y, and then traced down the course of die
bounding river, as it rushed onward 10 cam IN,
title Of "Fa.her OF Water" the vast r,rairrs
Of Illinois aud N!ssour--amru: the blue bIll,
which hem in the snluhr us dwellings, Of The
ChcrUkee,---and in the th. cane.br.kr, If I.ru.
slana.--cveryH were found The mon hers Of
the "Socic'y # Jesus" Na-uac,.e,. Juliet. Brc.
beuf, Joyncs, eIallcmlud. E.slrs. La SorL.orl
Naresl are the names which Tie ives, .og't eve,
hold in remembrance.
J Bl, Is was only by sylr ring AMI ,,.a' .G,,,
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T..yV jI do.-It appears mat The men in
Mexico arc permitted to marry no, my one wife,
but as they please. General Kcarney has fire
huad, "a NorG.o1s with him.
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The Granl Jury OF Madison county, Illinois.
have found, at the present session OF the court,
true bills Of indictment against thirty persons
concerned in the murder of Jane, Duncan some
months since
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'opernor q Aontoey,--A correspondent of
'"' oa'"more sun, writing from Monterey, says
'h'' Cen Taylor has appointed Capt. Dixon S.
"''es. Of the Baltimore volunteers, to be Cover.
nor OF the captured city.
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1t has been asceraned by cllcrltlion, that one
purposes, is worth Thirteen and half gentlemen.
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Fletcher Webster, son of Daniel Webster, i,
one of the wing candidates Tor the MJssachu.
sells House Of REPRESENTATIVES. lflm Boston.
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on The 4'h, the Mexican officers called on Gen.
"or'h' 10 lake leave Of Lin, as they were riding
the Plaza.
A volunteer shot ono Of them ,hro,,h tho
hear lie was arrested, and will be hung, un.
lcnbtedy
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a New Editor ga the Field,

" We are PLEASED, per
f,clly delighted to learn
from the last number OF
the" Co>srIrtrtoNal-
isr, that they have pro-
cured The valuable ,cryi-
ces OF 4 Distinguished y
valiant hero, a 'proG ~
OF A,m, taken hy a ,ri,-
bral,l a,a>lt.ou the orr
gin,l, i, here given. Thc
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lives or from interest, but solely from the
conviction that the country could NO, lul.
fl the terms which Mr., Murphy, With
out any powers 10 such effect, had con.
lrlctCu.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-20

Hi He.-l'ciiecl with head, Ierfecl
without head; prIlrri viii, u tail. per.
i'cl without tai; perfect with cllhcr,
urilhrr ar both.
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TwENTY-NINTH CONGRESS-.

w.suscroS. Thursday, March IL. ls4a
The senate met to-day at II O'Clock according to 70
.oiution adopted yesterday. Rain Prayer Journal
pAyMAsrIRs ExrnA
Mfr DIX from the Committee OF Conference, appointed
on the matters Of disagreement between the two Hou
ss anon the bill adding three Paymasters to the army
repored that the committee the part Of the House
had recedcd from their amendment providing for the dis
charge Of these additional officers at the close OF the ex
isine war and that the Senate recede from their org
nal provision that these Offices shall be permanent
The report was agreed TO-
MIscELLAvEoUs.
lot Of territorial and other bills were referred TO tho
appropriate committees ,
wcre ordered OF the official Intervention correspondence
between the governments Of the United states and Great
Britain the subject Of the visitation o. mercha" Ve~
MIR RusH moved a resolution upon the indian Anars
upon tha xpediency Of establishing certain
rd;sr agency distrc}s in state Of Texas Lies over.
SUPPLEMENTAL ARMv sfIt~
Tho Senate resumed the consideration OF the army
bill providing for additional MAJOR ana Drssdief generals
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ksts abroad without making ~ great distinction IN
prices as possble at the time maintaining quality
as much superior to those brought into compeu
ton with possible. The frs. only be accomplished
by currency established upon specie basis and the
latter by bringing to aid all the science the expe
rsnce Of other countries has perfected We have the
soil both as regards quality and quantity. That Is
grea, advantage certainly but not all that necessary
We must carefully cultivate, and carefully prepare
productions for market wish secure or increase
tbs demand for them abroad
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LATEST lNTELLicEnC <.

ANOTHER FAILURE OF THE TELEGRAPH. = The
wires of the mag netic telegraph, somewhere be-
tween Jersey City and Philadelphia, were broken
last night; in consequence of which accident, VIZ
received no intelligence from the South. The
broken wire will be made whole this morning, no
doubt; and should anything important be receiy-,
ed, we win Immediately issue an Extra Herald.
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COLMAN'S
EMPORIUM OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET
GALLERY OE or, PAINTINGS.

UICH includes his immense stocks OF Books, Paintings,
w tngravngs, Fancy Stationery Drawings, Drawing
Materials Music &C. 10 be found upon te second
oo) where every thing will be sold at as low prices and
below the regular being DESTROYS Of clos
ing up as soon as possible his Book Department. ~
Cheap List will be published for those who viii buy
n
Purchasers invited call and examine his New Rooms,
No. 203 Broadway, second floor. alb eoders tire
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CONTROLLERS SALE OF NEW YORK STATE
STOCKS.

STATE OF NEW YoRK. Comptrollers Office.
THE FARMERS AND DRovERs' BANK, Erie CO.,
having failed redeem their circulating notes.
Ing 70 law notice hereby given that the State stocks held
1y the Comptroller security for the circulating Of
the above Bank much thereof shall be
dent TO SELL will be sold the Merchants Exchange the
TO wit: - = ~
2Certdcafes EACH per Aubarn and Roches-
ter Railroad, redee enable in 1850 1861 $4,000
Cerihcste of $1,000 81 New York and Erie Rail
TO ID. redeemsble in 1851, $1,000.
Certificate of $1,000 per cent CayuRa and Seneca Canal
redeemable in 1919, $1,000
Certificate of $1,000 per cent Delaware and Hudson
nal, redeemable in i847, $1,000
Cerfcate Of $1,000 Cayuga Seneca ard Oswevo
Canal, redeemable in 1916, $1,000
Albany, June 10, IBa6. iei3 ltsrc
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AMUsEMENTs.

Easaas ~ jaas : sssa 8
81 Fs;,ySssa 1 81 eFle aS
Fielding Mr. Bsfpy ais9 Which, NAN WIFI iTHoMHEri
AhAD7Mr OBLIVION, TOP, NJ Q. Barrett Tom E.a-
hhfe- M csSS n,oGls 10 eSuads wh . NxAERED
Doors open az oeiocs-pe0oFuaeuoc
Slselz n . CLOCK.
RoWtRY THEATRE Saturday Evening, june IS
% Il scott ssayp y ID Glaze; Her
s % sS III r sd.. 9'
Ssre miah Clip Hallway; Widow Rssisen MIA P6illips
Teach Mr. Clarke. s oa s MADISON
Lower boaes 30 cents second and third tiers Is
Doors oeock-Cuaia will rise at hall pas, seven
CASTLE GARDEN.-ssiurday Evening June Is-TRe
zsuss %s,sS s will G,sr with the Of
S w anei Il: csssS
be no. ss a .ad
Misses ass ass Si hs hsnp
son To conclude with the Of Les Dxmsns de Ia
Admtance IS cents
On Sunday, grand selection Of Sacred Music.
CHATHAM THEATRE-Bores IS cents Pit i2H cents
- SATURDAY Evening, June s-Bensdt Of Yankee Hill
IL % R Ct q 81 q Hs s4s sp' gi1l
9sssos CAY. My Boob; iehaSed, Wnsns Mary, Mr.:
lie dbPSs oe. All. rh Ta
K s. fSossd By '3s IS CUT AMP
B1iMR inI Hin 70 conclude with The
UDoors open at 4 past T. performance. m commauc. =,
y before O'Clock. - a -
N lHHLOs GARDEN-saturday Evening, june 49, 1876
1 y The entertainments will commence over
tnrr After which the domestic drama Of NDFATHFR
WHITEHEAD-sirandt father Whitehead, Mr.. H. Piacide
bob Lincoln Mr. T. o. Booths Drayton, Mr. Wells; Louisa
Dmay;,en, Miss Roberts; Susan. Mrs. Watts.
III an hours ntermisson for the Concerts Ala
in the Refreshment Saloon.
a brilliant Overture.
10 conclude with the comic piece Of the DOUBLE BED
DED ROOM-Ducimer Pipes MIR. II Placde Major Mi
nus Slr Sprague; Spgot Mr. Everard; Joseph, Mr.. T. c.
Mrs. Watts. -
Doors open at O'Clock, begin at o'clock precisely
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TO MECHANICS

Law has been passed, authorizing the formation OF
Corps Q. sappers, Miners and Pontoners Engineer
geants master workmen; corpora or overseers two
mnsIcans 30 prvaes Of the first class artifcers
prvates OF the I'd class, or iaborers
me term Of enlistment is FIVE years and but and
ineiligent mechanics will be received The
above mentioned will depend upon their merits and viii not
pc msde until these shall have been tested II will be seen
that the pay Of this corps proportion the
required Segeants will receive $50 monhcorporals
x6-pivates OF the LIST class S3and OF the Cd class
sides this they will be subsis,ed clothed and furnished with
al necessary medical attendance the United
ted at SIC per month";
For further partcula enquire the recruiting rendez
yous l CEDAR street Recruits for this company will also
se received at west FONT, N. Y. my26 2wrc
SAkONY MAJOR respectfully inform their friend
y and the public that they have removed their establish
men TO 80 Nassau street, Herald Buildings where they
SANITY Keep on hand large OF the
shesp l'thogrsphc Prints Their reputation already esa
Dlshed Tor the style of Stock Prints the
conhdent that they will obtain continuance Of the public
They also tender their services in all the
tomiisl Driving &C. &c executed in style which will
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DINING SALOON FOR SALE.


TIVE proprietor OF the Amerc,n and French Dining Sa-
loon No 81 sud IS Na.ssu street wishes TO dispose Of all
fupitute ard fixtures. - well - the lease.
THIS Ssoon il srad IN the mmedise vicinity # the
Pos Once custom House, &c is elegantly furnished and
has the greaest Of Of the table
peoe not only from III. hole Of the U g. states % Anne.
fics but from a psrts OF Europe The proprietor deems u
unnecessary 10 go further into particulars the
tston 81 any persons wishing 10 embark in the business
op9orunIty like the pre- sent j. seldom offered.
jcl3lwAfc l.. GOSL1N0.
T,UHNITURE FOR sALE.-seiected Furniture OF a
houseke~per giving up house. on Monday the 18th of
Jufe Of 10 DEL ict, q, Pike Slip jei24fsrc
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MUCH LOWER than the General fnces.-yACOB
NI VANDERBILT, &c Maiden Lane, between William
aid NISSAN srcoshe cheapest fashionable Cent and
Bows Clothing Establishment in New York.
N.B-Iiundreds OF Garments ready made, which will be
sold wholesale or retail, very low. 80 imsrc