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ARTICLES

HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.-Tbe public are
1.espectiai!y solicited 10 examine cur assortment Of
hard ware cutlery, plated, brarrla bright and jsP.nred
IN wooden nnd willow necsssary for furnishing
b, Also ali varieties OF os % and bathing sopars
ia Those commencing housekeeping will readily
n4rreye the sysriAgef ncctng every arie- place.
,h-resy ssyiu lrse AID fa;iZ1- n running sboGt
Goods delivered IN part OF The BROOKLYN free
ENGLf>H FELTlNG.-Cylinder and FolDculrl
L. Machine Feiuaz, assorted and wdLas lznc
ing tr1 Snip Yorkshire, and fer sale By
es a- CYRUS ". FIELD Brrisn g-sifp-
WHALE HOOPs-5oo bandles sao-rlor q iality
w whale hoops, assorted from II 10 Il r. sade CT ihe
bes. LEI efiAlA acd for sale in zoy quantity, by
:. SHERMAN, ATWATER CO. 81 FEitor-
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SMiTH'S HOMEOPATHIC Fharmscy, No 81
- Broadway, adjoining Nibo'. Tbealre---John T. s.
Smith hss sSsoCteuE OF Bonoo pshic Medicines,
II uoctures i.raons ciuIions and g!obues Sugar Of
HiIs Pure Alcohol Distilled Water. Pellets Lc- &c Ply
scsns PockeI and Family Cases Of Medicines har6 and
prepared order Homeopathic Plaster, substitute FOR
plir.non for Corux mt9r
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SULPHUR PUNE BATH.
a IL WHO APE AFFLICTED wtth Rhsnmsnfm, les
~ h,,, nv tsis Bers and afflicted they may
he il viii .Hord hesn relief The peeriisraes ofI srs
az tbal tbs conpKinI always Yields 70 y. 5a:
& yont crofos sal: rheur diseases Of the ssn Ioin''
a. sIwxys ned . the bath SOL Broadway N Y.
a G2zeod-
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a LARGE ASsORT1ENTo Of Superior Cal
III sIIR sewed Boots, mads on French Lasts, expressly
% 10, our Retail Trade For SALE sngo pair A. THEE
81 DolIars In every fepec, equal 10 hose Usually 500
or Also large Assortment Of wrench pstsat
ab., Ga.t and Cali SKIN Shoes Cloth add Pfunel Gal
LeaaIsl' Ho1I aN1 o' FRENCH EVERETT,
'ors &c &C. Is Msidsu.ians
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aaO4E
commencing housekeeping AID taose who contemplate
h-r AoOr covering, invited % exam
me H. beautiful OF Floor Table and Crsrr5 Cloths
COW IL zrustnret frcrn lGsolnbe lodi. Rubber
md warranted superior IN every respect 20 the Engsh
made oil! cloths. SEO bEECaEhr
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,osl. ALA bar and Counter, s..ees ssan door,,
~ o ala Iml ]. LOCKE, Builder 81 Ann-st
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Louistana-News, Politics, &c.


The news b. the Romsr arrived IL this city one
day in advance Of The mail, and was used by the
commercial bouse here that got up the express,
throughout Saturday, but il viii be perceived that
very h,,le was done and the Cotton sold brought
satisfactory prices. Our Legislature has been e
long time IN session, bit has transacted b7i iiie
business, i, becomes daily more apparent that cur
new Constitution is inper;ec, in slnos all is par
,culars the State has deprived Itself OF Pr1-Leges
alno., necessary for lis existence, under the plea
of doing away with monopolies. Whigs aud Demo
Gratis are alike becoming dissatisfied; The exPec-
,atons of an enlightened policy On the par. Of cur
new Governor, are becoming daily dissatisfied II
The few appointments he has made, the strictet
" lines have been drawn. and it Is expected ihat
we shall be ruled with the most severe roo OF 10
co-Focoisrn Grena Johnson 10 private life, Is
most auiable excellent man. bat lis Tery goodness
Of heart puts him under the control OF the designing
and selfish members Of bis party. The feeling here
is general tina, Polk has broken down, and that his
ainipistra ton is done
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Things In Philadelphia


We hsve charming. delightful u,oTnins ana We
begin to congratulate each other upon the -e'afn OF 'ea
~ ess1hs- once more. Hundreds OF our citizens are
rom severs colds and he Doctors for ine past
ter weeks have Tad busy aae otit
Within tie pas, few days our Stock Market Gas
much improved and ber-er feeling seems generally 70
prevail Penn Ei7es have gone up !. motifs Canal =
Reading Bonds p. do shares 3, Wilmington shares !
vicksba-c Schuylkiil and Gira-d Banks esch / The
Grsrt Sank Is about 20 resume rs business q. TIE CID
l. State. Bank in Third when. ii is presumed the e
xaliry OF is charter will Dc tested
young man nsrnei Frederick c. Snyder: IS now CO
tia in The Court Of Sessions, charged with lie uuTde
OF Jas z GA-win il September last
The Court of Common Pleas yesterday decided insi
ne aroca, of bail be entered b. The Schuylk Sank
IL order entitie appeal from the decree Il fave!
y tie Kentucky Bank, should be $4,000 which was
Immediately entered.
The news by the Great Western has been tsle-
rrs2bed Il; considered favorable
A man named McCsbe has just been taken 10
the Hospital il dying state the result OF blows inact
ed Il the hands OF person named John Woods In Lo-
cust 81 near Ninth. Woods hss been committed McCaoe
Cannot an assured, i've
Rev. John Chambers has been prosecuted for
libel by VIM Dotresi- the proprietor Of the White
Bear Tavern.
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From the Rio del Norte.
Correspondence of The Tribune

HEwozLEASs. April 20rh, 1916
Capt Taylor of the schooner W. c. Preston, !:
days from Ms,anoros jus, arrived in port, states
that Gen Ampuda arrived a, Metamoros on the 18th
ult from Monterey with 1900 troops. Gen Taylor
was encamped on the opposite side of the river from
Ma,aroros and had full command ofthe two Ferries
of the Mexicans, and had notrenored from his frs.
position. as was reported by the schooner L. b.
Hitchcock. at Galveston, some days since The
Mexican force at Matemoros numbered about 5000
troops, as i, was The general belief Of the officers g;
tina, place, and of the Mexican inhabitants generally
that all the dificultiese between the two Govern
nen,s had been amicably settled
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Tho Election.

The City of N,.wYork yesterday chose sixteen
Delegates revis present Constitution or make
c new instead of it, the mos, important and re-
sponsble function which has been devolved on any
body of men at an Election in this State for years
vet 30 indifferent, was the mass OF citizens to the
calls of Patriotism or Public Good 30 devoted to the
more personal requirements Of the yardstick and the
ledger that one.half our American born citizens
even gave the twenty minutes necessary TO put In
ballot! The polls were given up almost wholly to
the Adopted citizens of German or Irish birth. who
are always hand Ito their praise be ii spoken and
the shame of our born Freemen J but who on this
occasion were called by skilful appeals TO their
hatred Of the unfortunate African Race. II was
mournful 10 see hundreds who have not been six
years in the Country earnestly and abusively camor'
Gus for the Acknowledgement OF men whose fathers
fathers were born here and many Of them shed their
blood for our liberties in the war Of the Revolution
To see n man who enjoys Political Rights among us
by Naluraz alton voting 10 dsfranchise those who
have for forty years been voters is indeed melan'
choly spectacle. Must it always be ,hus1 Can he
who has been degraded by years of bondage never
rise TO the dignity and fearless trust of free soul
ed Manhood Let us hope ever, and strive as well
as hope.
That our vast Police and Custom House force
with the brutal clamor agans; 'Niggers TO operate
with should have been able 10 call out the number
of votes they have obtained, is surprising Blu,
| that Americans educated well informed, and able
10 realize the profound and far.reaching conse
Queuces of election like this should have pre-
ferred saving half hour to casting votei fact
preg nant with danger 10 the public veal He who
votes wrong may see and amend his error, but what
hope is there that Patriotism may be awakened il
the breasts of those who in such crisis refuse &c
vote al all
Enough If those nominal Wings who refused
TO go to the Polls yesterday feel tina, they have
acted fairly and faithfully by the steadias, few wht
Tough, the battle with spirit undaunted by the over
whelming numbers who confronted them, let then
enjoy the sweet consolation of men who have don,
their duty When those now inditferen, shall wan
us 10 help them a. some crisis which shall appear Il
them important, they know where to find US
Here is the vote in the several Wards for Ogdel
Edwards one OF the highest Wings and Foyt
| Jones' lowest Loco
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BY MAGNETIC rELEGRAPH.
MAGNETIC TEtEGAAPH OFFICE,


Sewyork- April =
In the SENATE, NJ. MILLS presented the Resola-
hons of the NewJersey Legislature in favor OF the
Tariff AID OF Ligh, House on fuckers Beach
NJ JAsSAeis gave nogice OF joint Resolution
authorizing the appointment Of a Board TO adjadi-
cafe upon The claims of our citizens against Mexico
IN the House, the Speaker announced the Select
Committee. op M ScEEsoKs resolution, TO inq1i-e
how Ar-.IsezRsoLI obtained possession OF tie pa
pe.s OF which he had founded his la;e charges
sgsins: Nj WEBSTER The Committee consists of
Nessrs- SoE.NcK, DossIS. McILvA1SE, SrAyros
and ROCKWELL
The couamittee inquire into The charges brOush,
against NJ. wEssrrR was also announced. Is fol
lows: Nessrs- Psr1rr. v.sTos, DAr1, OF Mis-.
KIso OF Mass and W,Lxor
The Smithsonian bal =as discussed By Messra
SINS, J. O. ADAMS JoEssos Of Tenn, TEuRxAy
and RATEsus-
Hisrepor:ed TIA, tie President yesterday gave
NJ P.zEsHAA Lhe Sc.;ce' Of Ice termination o.;
shs join; occapa2ry OF Oregon.
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rrndr of The Hndrou.

Produce and Colatry Merchandise ArTscHs al Nee Yor.
York and Seneca Faps Line--A w Palmer-Csna
oat EB aickley eco bbs hour BCckhaiier Al DO oil
Sk,at. p do do X & Wilson 100 DO sshes Knapp
Son; II do eggs Hopkins & Co; kegs butter do;
CASKS cheese ,ub butter Tompkns * Co. do boxes
cheese X Burbck; tubs butter Knapp & Baker
Same Line-Boat Thos Schuyler, Buckhour-lOo beis
aour Dow & Cary. 80 whisky 81 do lard I Fskinsar
Co; do butter do dried apples 30 do pork Knapp y
Baker tub butter I B White do < Beach II do
bbs flax seed ~ DO pork NJ De Wit tubs butter
Tompkius Co g ocls Pontoes do egg. Mitchell -
DO ashes steward r Co; Is do Hoffman Bailey oxs
lax OoderdonS Co; 100 bush ship stuii 10 captain
Lake Boat pearl-Capt. Doyden 10 bales wool, b. d.
Dewitt, bxs goods. Cornell Brothers & Co; 100 oos
dried apples. Amy 3 bbis aour do potatoes, do
lard Cook = bbls dour do potatoes kegs butter
Durfee II bbls Aour. do provisions ls3 odls FAX
II pSgs butter. bols esgs pkgs DRIED sppes Iio'
buSh corn. master.
Boat Trenton brown Loaded with oats and barley.
Boa, Rosebud-O Fox.-l2O0 bush oats Clark,
Bikock IS Hoffman; 5000 sides leather, BUCKLEY q
Banks: - casks cheese, Is bxs do, kegs butter
Perry.
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Daily Arrivals of Produce. stock, &c. by the
New.York and Erie Railroad Company

Arx,t 2s-Barre Samuel Marsh. wardeu-si tubs
Butter IS Calves C,9, Parsons; ) DO do 20 do A
Stake: u 30 DO 10 30 Capt. Eoy;; Is 90 do CO. 4
Trirube; % 90 DO 50 do. cspt Griswoid IVs sides
Leather \ rrernain IS bNs Goods, Alien
Same lipe-Barse Henry Suydsm. Jr Volk-l4i ton,
nj, ron. W Townsend > caves. Capi Leeds 10
5dls steel 70 bids band iron, Person 60 cow =
calf D TallGan IL rolls leather, hnilNa y 70. >.
mis- butter :. CAVES Cap; HDg; y do ~ DO CAPT
sod, 1 Ton, pig iron " l. Ancs $50 Sizes lsatner
Isphain Corse and Co = tuas butter; Cap, u Co.e
r,sr 3 do ; calves, Cap, CLARK Go. Esnduken
Son II hides, NILS - csves % Kegs Sue. 10 or
ser- IiO96i quarts milk. Week ending sSta ApEll.
n Donnsly Il Cos Line. from CsssiL-saTee hip
Van Winkle Capt Bogsrtus-ll2 sides leather. Gilman,
small & Coz 709 DO - rolls DO Andrews; o9o ro!s GO
Iauhar,,. Corse 4 CO. $40 60 & Stout 43i do "
Miller IA DO c Lcupp; l1c 90 htmoah y Esesson;
% GO w Miles; go 60 \ 4 Matiison; nhds foa'
Nilsey & Co: : bales wool. Bgeow & Gibson. Sos'ou;
u bx, chsirs Il c Andrews: - kegs butter, Scucder
30 bb,s glue. 2 Adams x Son; kegs butter: SotneA
SCHULZ * Co; - do Boyce; cases goods Joaes
& Co 20 rolls bonnet brHds, Seth GresyeneT 20; "
kegs bu,,er J Van AIKEN & SON; Al bales hay : pks,
butter pSgs eggs. Capt BOssFtus II horses = COW"
Ss;f,.ure Line Csp, L Wood bxs spring water,
J Aspuwsll 10 hhds Beer, Burt: 40 DDS nouT,
E T Pesse; % do Clark < Coleman; oclo ashes H''o
& Gross bbls beans. Mead & Co.
Albany enc Csusl Line II Hoyt, barge lafayette
Isnes-5O 1OZ brooms, q w smith 5 oNs GOODS Il
Vanduzen 40. Hoyr and Nlluehsst
New Troy Lire W Griffith. barge Mccoun. L
Garick-4l7 bols hour, Herr,ck Van Buskirk: 50 Go
ashes. story, - Go horlcy " tiyccf 10
& Very - DO Wallace and Wickss osls pork, Hop
oock s. Co; 20 cks starch. l. Johnson, 10 hhds. 70
5bI. beer " P Reed & Bros bNs goods Cories. Hay
dock & Co SO ba'es goods Thomas < Dsie; do. HoSt
4 TIlughast; - doz scythes Benedict Co; 50 dog
.cythes Townsend. Ssyre 4 Clark; y do. w s Dixon
- 5xs axes simmons Il bNs scales K Folett IA
straners swift. Briggs CO. 10 cases copper Phelps
Dodge Il Co.
Northern Transportation Line. { James. ooSt an
kee-32l kegs nsils John Acos,s. Is bales goods Hell
lister & Judd.
JTaylor & Son boa, Imperial Ale-Sso bbIs as J Tsy-
&.
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i1uslnrss Notices.

n. CHEAr CARPErINos. &c-Famiss, either old os
new ones, preparing for the first OF May, eau supply
themselves with every description Of Carpets Rugs Oh
Cloths Mats &c &C. at Mr. Hiram AndersoD's store, 100
Bowery the first .torc above teserst MI has been
long and tavoraby known in the above business and has
to our certain knowledge, of the largest aud most
complete stocks goods in his line that be found ia
the city. His prices, are much below the usus
scale; and from what know that score we think
are sufficient inducements for the most economical TO
purchase.
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SONG FROM THE sgGeAgs opERA

J" tcn il- mead OF n1n Is o'rrspIesd win oao Ias
TIA qliezY disp-il-d II he chooses TO spare
Three shilling-; Tor ths. Is all he mas 10 give
E5t q bottle OF JoEees Hair Restorative.
Clean silly hair II u dssplsys
fresses slG cuIs thai al must praise.
Le:es press l. x aud Il speak of !heif wi'he'l
IfeJ cover J. owe. WIKI bsses aat kisseS -.
"Ey VIII people have bad hai-, ksir, vice. ~ -
q-iln o. some VI sr friends who bsse used snlI.s
bottle OF Jooess Coral HBr Restorative they would
mar II Macs the hair grow DARK. soft ard stlAy sop
aag and keeps the hair In order without constant
iac- rs lons say hiog made Sold a. the sign ot IA
American Eage, % Ch.!ear-st or 81 BfoatwA. an a.
Fato2st Brooklyn. Gz5 le'e
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"AsoTHER RIcRaoSp IL THE FlELDf-The
Barneurners have placed Philip Linnebacker, OF
Waiervliet upon their Ticket. in the place of Mr..
Stanton, OF Wes.erlo AS this is the day before the
Election il is not likely that any more changes will
occur The Hunker Ticket. therefore. consists OF
Messrs. Wendell, Willard, Stanton and Holmes,
while the Barnburners go Tor Doc, Holmes instead
OF Mr.. Stanton. Alb. Eve Jour
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THE LoyDoS CHRISTIAN USIoN CONVENTION
The Cincinnati Presbytery New SCHOOL, have appointed
as Delegates the contemplated Convention IN London
for the promotion OF Christian Union. Dr. Bdecher and
DR.. Mussey. Dr. Musscy has already len US, ana was
expec ling 70 ssil from your port about this DR..
Beecher told, would so II he could command the
means hope some OF his numerous friends VIII see
that he is prevented from going for such cause
He az his post again in the lecture and In the pull
pit But he has reganed the physical energy be had
when be WA hurt Cor. Rosl. Trsv.
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II AS party OF young ladies were taking a
walk for the purpose OF viewing the Falls ws:eg-
town. one Of their number. named Frances Reed an
adopted daughter of Mr. Peter Howk Of iha, town
ing ventured too the edge became dizzy sup
posed and falling over the steep embsnkment was IN
s,an,y hurried awsy by the and drowned The
body had no, been recovered 3, last accounts.
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Reese. Esq, though feeble tc be rnder the
necessity OF resting .eios his way TO the poll OF
the Second District. Third Ward, felt i, be his
duty to deposit balo, Tor delegates TO the Con.
veatiou: And still. thousands in perfect health.
neglected fAety ias to themselves snd to their pos
ter:y from entire Indifference 10, and disregard fo,
the welfare Of the State
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cHAurAuSuk CousrY-6en. DUDLEY MARVIN,
the third candidate the Wing Delegate ticket for
chausauque, On hearing OF the passage OF the Ap
poEuonmens Bill, which depsives her of one-,hird
of her representation in The Convention addressed
letter 70 the people of that County, Withdrawing
his name as s candidate. RICHARD P. MARVIN
and GEO w. PATTERSON now compose the Wing
tjrks
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prr1r. nINc EApnwARE AND

II PozcELAIs ksoRs.-Tbe uHdrrsikned wcuio :,
EciI call OF b1lldDg hsfc ~ase ss
aseoftnent IN thai line, convtrc-c that long expefs.
and attention ina. department. Cannot ouf % 49,
tzseous the purchaser 9orrce and Rim Locks o. ~
quality 70 sst enc wroaghI rSr, OF al sizes pet " Tss
sita-r Brass Ains1a Rosewocd PofcrAs.7 hnoD1 500
assortment Of Porcelain PlrDilre 1, very eoGpiee
upward Of 50 ciaer1rt pe;tsr-s, cad BEL LiiSGnnSs
match each pattern. GEO. d SWohDs,
Ss4G ~ Broadway, after 10. Juna llS bf0ad"N'
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w.sy,ye TO NEWSPAPER scRIsBLrSs.-Ifsoz

WARNING TO NEWSPAPER scRIsBLrSs.-Ifsone
=. tho numerous writers who impatient 10 ,hei,
crude and hs.,y .er4ws in The Tribune should hsppen
70 read the following paragraph from the Providence
rop,n,I aid discover its applicability to themselves Il
would not occasion Is the siishtes; grief
p.,s who write on both sides of the paper nus,
M, complain If ,hey nerer hear either manuscripts Il
!. always ;acorvenien publish articles so written As
Tor ,hose-snd have many such correspondena-~eo
,rri,e esibly Incorrectly and without regard 10 pncn.
a,on ,hey ony waste their paper We will not take .se
trouble 10 correc, any mans bad English or to spell
through any mans leciole writing. Such Manuscripts
we inya-isbly Sic :or Insertion in the stove
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Ne,y.York Legislature.

The Senate was not in session Monday tine
eth.
In the Assembly, after some discussion on the bill
for the relief OF the Lafayette Horse Guards, the
Committee of the Whole took up the Canal bill,
when discussion sprang up between Messrs.
BEACH, BAIlY, WoRpES, CLARK and others, which
lasted ill The House took recess.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT OF TExAs.-A correspond
en-, of the Journal of Commerce, writing from Aus
tin Texas, April s:h, says:
The Committee whom referred the action on
the Public Debt have reported that impossible TO
ascertain what par, of the public debt should receive
par and what par, less than par and how much less
So their idea to lump IL and pay when they aeou,
50 cents the dollar There Is in truth, there can be
al present no calculation in the matter
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ARRIVAL OF Mr.. WKBsTER.-The announce
ihs; Mr.. Webster WAS expected TO arrive yesisr-
day afternoon in the Long Island train. from New York
attracted vast concourse OF persons 10 the station OF
the Boston Worcester Railroad, IN Lncoln-st about
O'clock Tor the purpose OF greeting him his arrival
being announced thai ne had arrived ne was mos en-
,hnsissrcay cheered snd after be hs6 taken bis SEES. II
earorche provided for the occasion Mayor Quincy
IN the name OF the assembled multitude, IN short
address, esds him cordial and appropriate
welcome. Mr.. Webster replied N terms express
i've OF bis OF the compliment paid him by 80
hearty greeting BY SO many Of his fellow ciizens-
Several thousands OF persons assembled 70 give
this spontaneous testimonial OF their regard and after
ais address, procession Was formed bin 70
the res!denes Of }. W. Paige Esq During the march
OF the procession the horses became excited By The
scelamaiions o: he multitude thar Mr. Wehsre- srd
those who accompanied him were obliged % take 70
their fees BosI Adv yesterday.
Mr.. c. J. lNGgRsoLL--We had forgotten until
the tact wss recalled 10 our memory By Iee Warrington
correspondent Of the Newfork Commercial lbs; NJ
lnsersol The 6etSner OF M Webster some year. ago
r Ike spirit os~satocness charged the lx,e Chsf Jas
nee MsrsSs Il han whozn pare- man breaihei
with havns been eosrupsy ueneed IN his ceiee-sset
decson IN Aver Of tie coGsrutoastty Of the United
States SAnk-S charge which Ike those recently made
sss;ns; NJ, Webster recoiled rpon him who nsie *
His appetite Tor SANDER insssia- SAT- hence
forward, his poisoned arrows wl prove rnocacus ex
cePs 70 himself.
TIE =aa recovered OF ire bi.s.
The dog il YVES ihs;cled y R;eb- WIZ.
MELANCHOLY ACKNOWLEDGES BY LIegT-
NISs.-A ease OF tsaih by lsain1 OF peculiarly pzin
fcl rsture iss-r- occurred CcopersoEa O.seeo
county ca Saturday, las. TIE persos killed yocrg
Usn. aged aecr, twenty rsr,es James Eaton bro
,serin.la~ OF NJ. wnasn C. WIZ, j. OF sis village
As fsiher bad reeeasly disposed Of his p.ocey Of
ssso sod with his family including he young
intending 20 stz- for Ire West Mccdsy TIE ci-rr
s:asees o; his death briefly 50 follows NJ wxir tse
broserinsv, arrived az the house about ooe occk On
Saturday, during the s,u-a. 20 rs wife ac5
The smly. His horse taken by the yocas man uao
placed hin a ne ssses and rs 1st stepping Of The
barn door wien Ne s-ock oy the hshtai,z src In.
ssSaty killed, WAS the ksrse Of IL. ak Two ais
srrs OF The deceased yocas AIDES haye also vihi-
.ho.s TINE saacsed fro the embraces Of S-rssrs5
family oy TIE unrsisnsing hsaG Of te.ta.
ISo-Tira J0.-aA.
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o1rsIpE.-Frst Psee-Bosraphical Notice OF the Ar
tist Noronha Dom este Intelligence News by the Grea,
Western. Fourth .paSe-Sales of Stocks; Trade of the
Hudson Marine News
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To TEAcHERs.-Wanted by Young Gentleman SIT.
uation as assistant teacher Of school In the
City For terms references &c. address Assistant at
III: oa;c. ags 2,s
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IN shiv Gladiator from Lo'.doa-Me I A Buckley OF
US WIN Schibey L Hebden. Goth Regt, Miss VILLAIN
son, England, Mi-s HAdiand, Miss lvens. Mr. aud Mrs
Colegrsve and ME VIM auckland all OF England and l0l
in the -Ieerase.
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" Messrs. Barker & Towlc, Il Catherinest will
open this morning several Of rich and new Spring
oods-the handsomest of dress goods ever
offered. Also several OF rich Spring Shawl.
Ladies will find at this establishment good and cheap
vooda
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IMPoRrASr REMOVAL DIR. CHRISTIE GalvaD!c and
Magnetic D6po. will be removed the Is. May TO
S5e lee Broadway, between Johnst. and Maidenlane.
a2s 81
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poKrsMT OF wEssrEK-A very fine ensrsv-
Ing BY Cheney & Dodson, from painting by Ssssg sas
us' been pub.hed in Boston and SOME eopses are ic.
sale In this City represents Mr. Webster when some
zen years younger than preseni 5ct Is very expres
I've IVY, ano tnseaectual The essentd is wei! set