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JOHN CARR Is NOW IN NEW YORK, AND
THE PUBLIC ARE INVITED TO CALL
AND SEE HIM.
s THE GREATEST
cTJRE TN THE WORLD.

LAf IT WITHOUTio Of eOntFadlcon that the case Of
Mr. John Car. who last sprlng in the last stage Vi
sss Esil Or seroiuous Consumpou il the greatest ears
1hs genemAn tho has been aboring nnder this distress
deasp than twenty be seen at the Fro
eeors Once No. Ccurtlandt street, where
snosg whom number Of physicians havs seea him,
ays their aseonishment his AFTER
- % nueh reduced be earnestly invite the
fscmy particularly thoee who havs patients labor
asdss tie disease and all othe who feel interested
IS ell and for themssvss PERFECTLY we'll, with
neck breast head and completely covered with
6nsu that mont ago all deep uIceS OF
70 The bone Ca and see Mr. Carl who takes pleasure
&anssvss Nat Serofnloas Consum ptiou csn bs cured
NM If John Carr-another remarkdbte Kinss
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- A. MODERN BUILT COTTAGE. Stable and
Coach Hsuss attached with about Of land, the
.n:s.! part of which + well stocked with fruit and
sssvsfy minutes wthn vs minutss walk Of ts house
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LATER FROM JAMAlcA--Ry the Spartan, Can't.
Kogers, we have dates from Kingston, Ia, up to the
2lst u The Kingston editors make themselves sxcssA
be Of Congress The resolution for annexiug ireland
the United States presented by that orssy Ioon Mo
Connell II . bone upon which they picking away
The theatre :. kingston Va. st open, and beside: sais
amusement, band calling thsmsslvss the Congo Min
strels, were giving concerts Among their pieces We
note those Of Lucy Neal Get along home you Ysilsr
writer IN the Kingston Msrrins .ysur~si, under the
signature Of "vox Arican" thinks that Great Britain
should not hesitate moment about declaring war
sgsiI:t The % United states. and ssys that every motive
portuny 90 favorsbsn The writer LAYS great stress
upon the facilities with which Great Brsin could pour
her African sons" Into Florida, Louisiana and the CO.
to the results which would follow In our humble OPT
nion would require special emancipation to GEL sse
" sons" back TO their native shores again -.
rrisbis the following paragraph In the Kingston
1--WE have heard thet gentleman at present In this
who saw and knew Msrcs r,s e srS % .sn NJ
suspicion Of having hsr into sisvsry ana suo.sn
tally corroborafss his account Of the manner In which
and III: parted 4 or ss q s or ne I'M
| portsncs.-N o. P;e.ys.s. MsreA IL
THx Nxw YoRK Posr OyrrcE.-We deposited,
with our own hands, in the New York Post Ofice.
twelve days since ten papers printed in New York. cd
srsased 20 different gentlemen In PHILADELPHIA and 10
make assurance douby sure We directed each paper to
s,y ca, day.. since ana have been srsSuy csv
;nr tnosc said papers, with our own hands they
chanced to arrive at this ohics-some four some Eve,
some six some only twelve day. after they ssa bee s
once here, seems 70 1x the charge Of gross
on the New York once. See also, posscttpt Of our
New York ssnsspendsatr lsssss--SA0s ess. AsrsAs'
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Let us now turn to MIR. GallatIn's second propo-
sal. He would give us all north Of 45i degrees
north latitude, in a line running east from Fucas
Straits to the present recognised line OF division.
He would reserve Tor his own country Admiralty
Inlet and its sounds and the sole possession Of the
Columbia River. Now, the very first thing that
be anomalous or inconvenient TO divide the use OF
the Columbia River between English and Ameri-
cans. Supposng (the Americans say that we re-
tain possession Of both banks of the Columbia, how
can EngiBh vessels pass and repass without danger
81 collision between the sailors Of the two powers
Now, we AK. 10 there not the same chance OF COLI
sion between them when the two powers have an
equal right 70 the night Of Da Fuca's Straits To
and TO make such partition Of the adjacent land as
shall exclude either Of the possessory nations from
the harbors OF the other ID at least a. like TO breed
ieuds and contests Z: the equal night OF navigation
N nver The navigation Of the coast 10 difficult,
conceive that In rough weather disputes may arise
between American and British seamen to the rights
Of their respective c0untries Each Of them have been
accustomed 70 sDoy equal privileges. and to regard
coast it will hardly, therefore, be wondered at that
they should rccipsocally feel exclusion and resis.
lance TO be arbitrary and offensive. So that, in
truth, the argument against the division OF the Co
sion OF the straits and partition OF the harbors with
this dificrence-that il the harbors of Admiralty In
let, &c, are the BEST exclusion from them grounds
a greater grievance on our side. But the fact 10
this-partition and division are now matters OF ex-
pediency Both parties are sensible that the claims
founded on discovery and occupancy are very de-
bateable, end admit Of being cited on both sides
alike. 1t Is therefore, the object OF both parties to
effect such compromise as shall damniiy neither
party. Now, if we only get one half the harbors in
Da Fuca's Straits. and wholly excluded from the
Columbia, great injury will be done TO those OF our
countSymen who have hitherto enjoyed the use OF
beth. But Il the hayboys whjch are given 10 W %
he wess thea Ne sss beth injured Ind iAsaltsd q
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evening, at his house in Albany street, London.
from dropsy and osslfication of the heart. He was
in his 56th year
Mr.. Anderson is engaged at the The atre Royal,
Liverpool, in the characters OF Hamlet and Othello.
Mr.. II. Russell gave his vocal entertainment, at
Miss Kelly's theatre, Dean street, 10 most crowd
ed audience, who applauded him to the echo, and
encored several of his songs, which he sung with
great energy, accompanying himself on Fonda
planotore Most OF the songs in the first part were
in the same key, which palled on the ear. We re-
recommend Mr.. Russell to remedy that on future
occasion.
Tho Ethiopian minstrels, whose original and
quaint performances Of negro melodies have earned
unbounded popularity throughout the United States,
are engaged to give a series Of representations
at the 81. James's Theatre.
The celebrated Swedish csntatrice, Jenny Lind,
10 creating quite sensation at Berlin. She 10 to
take a part In the Earl OF Westmoreland's opera,
Proserpina," which Is to be performed at his lord
ships mansion. s#W
There was performance at Exeter Hall in aid Of
the HulIah Testimonial Fund, Tor erecting new
music hall, which was attended by nearly 1000 per-
sons. Several choral compostions BY ancient and
modern masters were sung BY Hullahs upper sing
ing class with good effect. Motets by DR.. Crotch
and Zingarelli were encored, a. was Horsleys glee
" Cold is Cadwallo's tongue" (the bass sole waa
song, bS Moscheles, called "Duybrcsk. q The per per.
Torrance concluded with the national anthem. Mr.
May conducted with tact and ability. We have
heard that it 10 the intention Of the committee to
build a music hall at the end OF Endell street.
Mad'lle Jenny Lind is engaged far limited mum.
three OF her popular characters. The chapelmss-
ter, Monsieur Cheland, at SAKE Weimsr. 10 known
in England an having conducted the first German
operas, in the time Of Monck Mason.
The Court Of Common rlsss at IL late n Portage
county, Ohlo refused spplcateos tef tavern bssnses
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|
The success OF the Misses Cushman in the char
acters OF Romeo and Juliet, has been unprecedeu-
lover has all the freshness of novelty, added to the
power the intensity, and the intellect OF the best
male performers that we have witnessed in this diff
fcut part; and public curiosity, far from becom
ing satisfied by the number OF times she has already
appeared this part, ydemand, with increasing in
tcrest, her continuance in the character during the
few nights to which her present engagement at the
Haymarket extends. The Misses Cushman have
been very successful in Edinburgh
Madam yestris and Charles Mathews are snga-
ged at the Theatre Royal.
The musical world is threatened with great Lose,
no less than that Of the composer Donizett who is
suffering under an affection Of the brain, brought
on by mental excitement, which has reduced him to
state OF imbeciIity. The Physiolans cay that his
rs0sivsd in London from the great tenor, BY whish
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Vi kuo OMOu WOuiO not nave htthiucu uC Iouh vi q
frst.rate power; their population would no doubt
not have Increased In . greater proportion than
has been observed in those parts for fifty years;
and for corroboration of this truth it is only me-
cessary to turn our eyes to the English colonies IN
those regions.
England finds in the markets Of the United States
Of America the principal outlet for her commerce
and manufactures; and, without doubt, the amount
first and greatest Of the commercial balance between
the other nations OF the world
II. in this part, she gained in wealth, she lost In
power, and from her colonies arose colossal nag
which At present curbs and restrains her.
Political economists will be able to calculate the
exact value Of this difference.
We have adduced this example in order to prove
that the Machiavellim of foreigners, although the
Spaniards contended with the great captain OF the
age, has been fatal TO Instead OF asslsting us,
and being grateful for and compensating our sacr-
fees they contributed to the emancipation OF our
colonies; and as there was no Washington IN them,
neither were the customs OF col0nlss like those
Of Philadelphia; they have been torn for the last 30
wears by civil dlscord, the fruits Of which the Uni
led States and Brazil will gather in course OF time.
| Behold here the grand error OF European govern.
ments, and principally that Of England, which had
the greatest interest in the non-separaion OF those
This is acknowledged by The Times, and this il
lustrious journal would now desire to zee monarchy
erectsd in Mexico, which would serve a. centre and
basis Of peace, in order hat under its .hadow the
might cease and with this motive our contempora-
| ry, after some luminous reflections, SAYS
"As far Spain herself il concerned, such an en-
terprsc would not be unworthy OF the man whose
military success and whose resolutc character have
already restored 20 much OF the ustre Of the Span.
| ish monarchy. A Prince Of the House OF Spain,
bringing with him force capable OF restoring order
TO the country, and the guarantees Of constitution
al government for the protection Of its liberties,
would be hailed with enthusiasm BY considerable
its party hostty 10 the mani IN question, auslsiinl
tAsvefd IN the plural, an4 - sesufng eur nsasing
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3pssdly sna saeesasIy ssnoyed by Abspsthys fsasa
1s without particle of mercury. They srs - asiv
Jks Tor fsnelss They give teas ard Sey . de ocasfs-
fss ssI;;y I 20: nes s:alss ss:: e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-14

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fasa. saiiea ~ III, nus A'hs o, t95 -, 81 ''5
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II u. NJ sitain iii-a,e pesa.7a1i9a aiilsea 1t ,'a
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asf dff5faif III" I'm Am e9aisfd VIM "ihe hie
III II fei,tfaee IL the "af We INV hfffle9f, !.
n9aalta lis aifeai ea4'eo siea' satisfaction a' pp
Ms A4fe-
! h. faeh5i al July say
IN t@iz'ay la,l' 7'e ia" I'M d NM " WI ~
IS afflssa if99 NJ 'hfeslae9 9fh2@2 laifal1fee e'
lie mum Ia IN PIT "a lf haisa tta9sP 1T AP'33'
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lathhets9 Inc ION a5d fo5' WHEN ha1 oeeh difett.
ed INN oieif Oh flai d. nation.
ae NV ttetlYed lah f9glahd BY Tie Afella Is 10
III ~ MAJ ale Aisfttne Hinlss'f' Oh 'l'f f't u
5sha2 lot his pas>letis, had conference Will i'of'
Aasia'fn, Nhlee "as oi 50 satisfactory alhie as 10
lhtnre ih h suspend lal step II "aa gfheaiiy b.
is@d maj me 'aselimen had resolved To 'ake ,'n'
"a aeasaiee 10 PIT slo e'1hlfsenton In la Plata
al 'aa5 l49'f ,''l'l y e,leoifd III The e'et,sy u
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-14

6sfenmeal II heef NJ dila'n7rle n lailan4 a,tl q,
Eapfe. / In It, eenfet> IN realinesS. at .ey,,v
paflant peal. aho hfns ihr nrns IN ad,anrr,f >,
aall.' " contract win the French Guyernrnep, H.
British Mal- lfoi, Lula catted from Mafs4,Il.
Ia Gala IN al nj - hlars. rlis grea, speel d..
MI ausstf the purposes of the nl,s. and IL rup, -.
~ Afesses, aia gfeal outlay. and anticipates In.
by the nal. Il maintained, during lhe evil ~,
IN SPAN. correspondent. " no lov ed the arni,s and
ave the minute and Interesting intelligence If Ia.
military nrctatias and the rol teal eyents-al,tl,
gece upon winch the Ministry "ere IN The habit Vi I'M,
pIlrlsy n.yiat
W. nav Illustrated tie increased spirit, taen, and
eatray. Which :nak the press oil the present day. h.
feerlfns 10 the mrs the nios II Table JOURNAL H.
smaller scale, oi The American papef, ara
at much Expense IN maintaining correspondents
bfaa3 The Parls correspondent NJ he N4lIel
hhIlgencer d.fuscs kooWlrd.e OF rvr0Is -,
Europe Which would olher"iss be uakn1an In u
The lusion Al r alsa Las valuable lars roff,>4.n
ltnl. Alneh money expended IN ebiInng mllro,.
tlon rep1tling, and ,na5 expresses. Fry yer,
~, occasional letter om road io,n s,nle In Nm
n our oMn country, nilh appaf-bn no Jpufnal. IN
ID 1r"s-aoal, lfrss, Iad hr repairing Il
ren tn ln' n9e9cer) q. eysn published seeanl elI
too, matter how important TN intelligence Which
light afftye. In the esnare ol thu annual cxpcn, n
furnishing adlre ulnal NV, lii n,Ie salary II N
p.lor Is unimp5rlaul item. lnr Magnetic llr5tanb
nay al el He laon o paper, very serousy rhe
at."s by The Btllo5il Ne.l lore last, plo0slrd
simultaneously IN the momng papefs vi Bosen NV
L 49,. T.. IA
by III aial ASSOCIATION o ideas, IL Hnue Il Tive
Pes Ne ATE lei1ded vi tie laees OF lfarsnluns
ln1eI! stoee l he 'Aealtsioa Of nat arconanoi1un.
aud tn nefe1sr Vi SPEED ay mtct Il : r",y,, ed, have
zen Truly astan sling within Inc auod under consde,
taltpn. he afae The gaeace ol Tie growth
ii The country the Latter na lrst 10 tie applra.
ealor d steam To The propulson u boats gra,
aeef, AM al ery1rd, the Constitution Of nj Il nl.
Ear les lha6 forty years AZ. the maIl took areh Ii
leach " a,hln1ion irom New l9ik. WeJo mol speak
Il lae wlsltf seasan When The reads baJ-but of
tue .eht4ale 1lim. Weean reeolltct When The NV
0feaas nat VAS aboul twenty days in reaching lie
>tat o Go,efnnent. New ORLEANS is nuw virtually
heaier 10 Washington than New Ylh Was il ie06-
i.tahe ot The Raj Il al cham yet Waning While
Mfn completed, Will buo5 he grea, son,i~, en-
Pafum WITHIN about lo0r and a half days traveI Of
tiie Aleifns--aod, 4, fanala,. VIZ n,ay tnaIh, that
he lon def3ey al The present day including ixas To-
"a and y lseoGSla i, n,t laf.ef Il felt had To
lie facilities 81 lalereoan1ntaler, II Which the mail
.nay be cnad'fod Lie tue ,Ape4,nf, ihan M,fe Tie
nflns i Nea ! atk, Pe0n-1 eaaia II. MA lie
5aPnon e Fed fa Constitution aid Iog subs, queli.
Bat " at sla'l we say II the grand discovery Of the
agt Steam Boats anu la Road, can transmit lntelli
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-14

Pa fie lii s84i iia,es.
LII. INlAfRSI!

Oar readers " ii ser. TN the sesIsiaed statement
thai the Faculty al The Uavsf-Iis have made taeay
tsree at the ibifls appointments, under the feeen
regulation ii tue Nsets hf the gtalultns education
oil pct yaaat ifen e1eh 81 the Senatorial d.
tics Il tire Sta. Ne Inn tia! ffnn The twenty
taree districts thefe wee srig TIRE applicants N 81
OF wham h.hly recommended lof laienis NJ ugh
ufder sni TT 60 81 netal character.
The disposition taas uaaeSEed. by the yanhg mn
of the Sate mhu deprived II ii obtaining
education ibe ,rdafy est. avail themselves 81
The upIuhaafis NV allatdad 81 the University. Is a
flitterine nd cation ri success al The eNpeHmeHi
Tue u.ae districts. lfam aaiel applications bafe
bpea received. misty fen5e. aad tie attention ai
Their his not p5shaay .seeu duf directed La tie
subject. NeaaPe the Tapsfs Much are must clfcpla
ted thus dtssaets. NJ 8ae II "a LIN the plan
ibeit e9Iets. LA he While II SAFE sta
deals las we uay properly ell ibeu) may he hilel NJ
belors he Isl Of oeo5ef, Wan Tie Ia session e5n=
III aess.
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! III COTTON (ROp

" Z ma III 'Ae Southern Palsrs "a general complaint
" lie >h'fittss NJ lie Cotton cop. Rams aud insects
nave oa"agtd II very greatly and lLere Is no Prospect
us o19 an average ohe In many parts Of The coun ~,
Il Is believed half crop will MOI he realized.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27
U. y. Armory Investigation ut Springfield,
Mass,-O. Smiths Naturalization, &c. &c.
,pondencc Of The Tribune

Correspondence vi iHe lIIouue'
SPRINGFIELD, (Mass.) Feb. %, 1876.
Not little interest is felt among US in the inves-
tigaton of Major Ripeys direction OF affairs at the
L. s. Armory in this town. The Court, consisting
of Gen. Wool, 1t COL Clark, and Maj. Cooper
with Capt Schriver for Recorder, has now been in
session over week. ! have deferred informing
you OF the fact in hope OF giving you the result
The prospect now is OF long and tedious trial.
The Court has requested no reports Of the exami-
nation of witnesses 10 be made until the lnvesuga-
ton is closed AS soon as the latter event occurs,
YOU shall hear the result.
The Court has been appointed in consequence of
memorial TO Congress from number OF our cltl-
zens Their main charges are the following, VIZ /:
ysapton harshness in treatment of workmen neg
lect of duty as Superintendent OF the works; deti-
cheney in care of public money entrusted 10 him,
and OF public property in the Armory deception
and fraud in regard 10 quarters; extravaganza In
building palace with public funds enc!oachmenis
on the rights OF individuals OF religious society
and of the town and interference with the Public
Press.
The citizens generally will be satisfied with the
result 10 which the Court may come.
Oliver Smiths VIII concerning which much has
Of late been said is to be contested by his heirs on
the grounds thai one OF the witnesses is incompe-
tent and that il is unconstitutional 10 devise prop
ertv for accumulation.
The SHOWS storm of last Friday was very severe,
and completely broke up mails for TWO or three
DAYS. That Of the 18th inst did not detain the n.
passenger trains, by way OF N. Haven. over ten
minutes. We were surprised al their punctuality.
Last Monday Mr. AImon Parker was bound
over 10 the Criminal Court OF next May on charge
of sbductiug a young girl Maria Chaplin, for the
purpose of prostitution. The is said 20 be e
yery aggravated one, and yet the bonds were pal
try 1900 only. Yours, &c II.
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UNIVERSITY EDITION
ttrI, Ssru,D,S nIrrInNA RV.

NF DIX. WEBSTEKS DICTIUNANY Aofdged 7oI
~ the Quarto American Dictionary with Walkers Key 10
the pronunciation VI Greek Latin and Scripture proper
names etc etc with Memoir and Bust OF the Author One
volume, royal duodecimo
In this Revised Edition, principal object has been 10
furnish work those classes Of the community
who consultation something above ordinary
School Dictionary but who disposed 10 purchases
Webslers larger works. For this purpose numerous adj
dtons have been made the vocabulary and TO The dehn
TONS particularly from thai portion OF the American DC
tionary which added the edition OF a4 and alsofrom
the addenda OF 1885, the number OF WORDS In This 70
cabuary is above ty thousand 900 han in
Walkers large Dictionary.
This Dictionary designed for general and popular USE Id
presented the public III the hope that VIII meet ne
wants OF muludes Of the countrymen OF Dr. mol
among claseesin Public Schools
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factory and the Family For sale by Booksellers ally
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ROSE AND BLAscHE. Mrs. Niles, French
lady wife OF Dr. Niles. OF Massachusetts and mother
inaw IN the celebrated French author Eugene Sue is
present in Washington She hiss daughters twins,
young and pleasing girls of most amiao!e characters
and resembling each other in appearance most remark
drew his celebrated characters Rose and Blanche In the
Wandering Jew. This circumstance renders these little
girls scarcely twelve years old. objects OF great adra-
don lCoEgespondsns Of tho Dedham lAass) Dem
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PROVIDENCE WORCESTER RAILROAD.
Notice 10 Contractors
TNHE time receiving proposals has been extended 10
The llth OF March The route is ready for examination
ana blank proposals and specifications may be obtained al
Worcester and Providence.
All proposals be sealed and accompanied oy the
names OF references and surees and directed 10 s as
neer the Office IL Providence prior 10 me aooge NE
lef MILL T WlLLlo rhA1t
DLATED WARE for Housekeeping RI. s ,sa
variety OF forms; plated Cake Baskets plaeo cnsEiDl
Candlestcks DO Toast Racks; do Table snd Desert
do Table and Tea Spoons plated snuts snd Iray plated
Sail StaRds; plated Knife Rests: plated Ice-Ctea Anlves
plated Tea and Coffee UrDs, al Inc EtIPo
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manufacmrrr a. Perth Amboy, New-Jertey, VIII re-
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No. Straight, 'As" So S,
Jsmb Brick D., r S.ugs'
Wedge :. euA 6saGs'
Split soap bnck
bese Brick have been used The largest iron works In
The country and believed be Of very superior qas
Also for sale, 5000 New.Jeroey sfe bneS second aaa
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