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mis- VIM Clark lady, Indiana. Luken., Mr. Lufens,
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Gr,nye; Phelps; Michigan; c. Weller Cleveland;
s. Hatch. Michigan; Yssssr, fousSi.spse; W. Good
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A sadd1sVSure Conn h'uen W.T. wooster Ey' oh'0
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yarto; r. B. Ryeron, Jersey; E. Conkey z. H: Sweet
Rochester; James Reynpld Is Pa,tTbursh Johnson Johnson
Phiad.
NEW EscLArp HOUSE.
g. Titcomb, Kennebunk; NJ jenkins, and two ladies,
Cum, Ohio. .
NORTHERN HOTEL.
j. Uberti Phils.; DR. j. G. Frazer Toy; A L. Bristol do
f. j. Vankerscoher Rochester, w. flanagan, Vermont;
s. Williams Pha.; Murphy, Pottsve; J. B. Booth and
son. Baltimore; g. Kbbard Northampton; A. l. Kinsey
Troy; D. Hsllett. Portland Wells Eavsrsraw Gen Darcy
Caleb ol.y ss.5S SE.t ar .sg "a lady eeme..
Washington; II Spencer. Ohio; Hubert, Buffalo; Read
Nova Scotia; p Calby Brooklyn John Alden, Boston,
r. W. Trundy, d. Robinson, Thomaston, Me-; A. Hastings
Salem, Mass; c. a Hubbard OHIO; 4. Noye', Providence
Philadelphia Il. Garfield, Ohio; T B. Storms Albany
RArHpuN's HOTEL.
Georse Patterson Potsye; f.. g. Cov Mississippi; c. b.
BuchoIt do; H. Brag, Canada; r. Russell, Buffalo; A. w
Ferguson, Trinidad; c. Roosevelt, Jersey City.
49, TAMMANY HALL.5
J. Fatman, philadelphia; s. Clnk Unia.k f. Long Troy;
B. Harvey, do. .
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w. H. Banks, Beaufort county, Carolina; c. Hart and
UNITED STATES HOTEL
b. Still man. Hartford; 8. Woodward Fordham; II. ID.
Cumming, do; H. a: Remington, do; Capt Lambert lady
and son B' ."S w S%% HI fas5 CS Ire
ven; J. Duff New Yort; A. s. Jerome, New Haven: b B
Warner +. Haddum r Bancroft Conn; C. A. Chaplin do;
L. Boardman and lady do; E. Atherton, Soughon Mass;
G Daba, New London Capt Prescott, Boston, D. McNary
Dablin, Ireland.
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a. ,, "A but which in the thirty nins srticlsss"

dev moi IT. but which in the thirsynins ssteisss
IL known as the point Of duel
The parties set out with their friends for Washing
ION On route for the dark and bloody ground Of
Bladensburgh dsgraced in the history Of the last
war and since that disgraced in the history Of
~ duellinc but Dr. Perkins and his friend, Mr. Little
mage were stopped i'm Hanover county, and bound
10 keen the peace in the sum of SO 900.
DIR Brsxton and his friends here yesterday
ing. DR. Macon among them awaiting the appearance
of the principal and aids the other SIDE in order to
proceed to the ground where Cey fell and which
Yancey and Clngman so g ingorously fed" the ap-
pesrance Of the constabulary deputaton from Wash
ington.
We glad at the estoppel upon this present contem
plated of shooting; and hope the two worthy
may live to many lives in consideration
of theirs being saved by the officers of the law
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ALBANY, Nav %. lS4-
.acceptances of Nominations, &c.

.acceptances Of Nominations, &c.
Lieut.. Gov. Gardiner will accept the democratic no.
mnation for Judge of the Court Of Appeals and is,
therefore, candidate.
Marcus 7. Reynolds Of this city, has also consented
to accept the wing nomination for Judge of this Court
not, however with any hope desire for election
copous rain fell here last night and will probably
continue to fall awhile The great ems and the locusts
IN the Capitol Park present magnificent luxurious
appearance 1t that the earth has been sufficient
y moisened and the wheat and pasture fields give pro-
mise of plentiful harvest.
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than the recsptspricss being arm early In the week at
20 and since the the rates have BEEN 80 lax to
80 % per Dbl for Ohio and Illinois brands OF corn
some 10000 bushels have been taken for shpmentthe
kc and rs 10 cents for yellow an advance of to
cents per bushel. Wheat too, has gone up 10 TO 10
cents per bushethe closing rate for prime being 81 20
per bushel. Sales Of the week 100000.
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TTNHE INMEASURABLE SUPERIORITY OF GOU
RUDs Italian Nedicated Soap over every othsI pepa-
identifying complexion. universally con-
coded that even the aul tongue o detracton becoming
fenced in view of its merts and cees most brilliantly clear
white and the skin become which Is frequent
" submitted is deciou; smosnce FrSgrsnt as the
the choicest ngs Of Hppocrene its singular powers are
effectively displayed in the removal OF all cntaneous dsure
tam reckes sun6uns roughnes chaps cracks and
micn propey OF uproong uperuous hair from foreheads
ps cheeks arms &c without injury to the most delicate
Beware of imposons and bear in mind that the genuine
AZ Walker street from Broadway Agents-Bates
Jordan 1879 Washington street, Boson Brown rs Chesnutst
Philadelphia aDSw"r
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Sales OF stocks nt Baltimore.

SATURDAY May 2$li8o 77l0o Maryland 6s 9O $1,000 do
dos s0 $1,000 6 9o 1000 do 6 90 5000 do 6 oo 2ol 10
6a do Farmers and Planters Bank 23 IS do Western Bank
Masyi.nd s closed at So asked 90 bid Baltimore SIS Of 1890
asked, l6x bid.
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c,,o. oho wf;rPs.cE h asr.td dol D. And.ro.. Do
L Peasa Do; n Rsth Utcs 8. c. Lyon, ssnsingvills,
Y; H. Carpenter, Galena, Ohio; Mr., Mayo Boston; r.
Brady Utica; c. Ross Alabama; J. Hall do DE- george v
Jarvis Portland, Conn.
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Stanton r,Ss. With s;bi9 :Ra .s.srsf. p..ss.es
smooth, and topgallant yards sent down.
Ship Charleston. Brown from Charleston with cotton and
Brig Marcellus days from St Jago with sugar and mo-
lasses O -
Brig Patrick Henry, of Thomaston, from New Orleans
with mdxe q '-'
Brig Porto Rico Of Belfast days FIN Charleston with lum
Der ~ 80
Brig Ca.oline days from Norfolk
Bremen brig from Bremen, with passengers
brig; bark outside.
Steamship Washington anchor Quarantine detained on
account OF the fog She made up and down the
Bay Her speed greaequa greater than the
southeners she would proceed her trial trip
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WEIR'S CELEBRATED BROWN .ELECTUARY.-
w Approved and recommended by the faculty-a
failing remedy for all affections Of the Kidneys inflammation
and weakness of the urinary both males and females
This excellent medical preparation Suitable for all cmates
has been known to fail in removing the most obstinate at.
the public its operations quick and certain 1t
be taken all times without regard die hindrance
from business Sold in boxes As and box wholesale
and retail BY the proprietor James Weir as Grand street
dell Commercial street, Buffalo; No. Exchange street,
Rochester, Post Willis; John G. Howard 40 Fulton street.
Brooklyn L. l.; w. Fowler and J. g. Whtwell Boston;
and the drug store Delavan House, Albany myl5 3s
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~ ESTING AND IMPORTANT NATURE.-Dr
RALPH, Author OF the PRIvATE TREATIeE" &C., begs to
trred to that he may be consulted at his private dwelling
Greenwich street, between the hours Of to 70 A; M
sctare TO and the various eompea,ed Disorders euaea
these parts by yenereal masdies there others which
aby Of the sexual organs from early improper
hanls lnGontnence Of prIne DlSEASES OF THE KID
risus n'inarv qBecttons which are fgnoronty called
GT r. aS or Stone Sni ,h,, h.. h ,., e >.
some that any one oil rank or emnence IN his profession
@ e su4e s easily f S
ouandt OF the mserie these people bring
It IS ot only present misery and aejeston preyns on the
mind as well as the body thats deoed but many 9fthem
tally destroy the reproductive power. It is fact that either
disease when not properly treated may remain dormant in
heir effects posterty.
But with regard 70 we r9re tram Of evils per
vertsing bottle of drops box of pills for the
nate cure these complaints Now, surprising these
continually arise in many cases and so essentially do those
astonishing the opportunities the author has of
these facts hoSe who apply to him For instance
the other while few have been deceived entirely for
f ana disorders ansI nor the other but totally
8ut Of al The cases Theh more painfully haSIas the mind
the poor patient for pays pills or drops month after month
Sometimes the glee attending this disorder might spbsde
oss WHEELER the ei" Or not he : nome eIi the
better off Now real physician surgeon knows that
yet fpropey UNDERSTOOD may most easily and speedily be
rem9yed T2 every one Of common prudence therefore
most eminent Physicians the city for their trth how i'm
poant that every patient should know something Of the char
case With respect to the cure Of stricture-ih IS crafty
lug to state generally accomplished very little time and
proemen OF late IN the treatment oil this complaint
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Second 38 Grand sos Pearl corner Gross 1853 Beecker 3
A S SkINA alFLE .J1 Of THE
the skin often IN spps.rsnee s
be The VI:
,5sis :SsnaS Clearing BAN that
: hssy nss
4As Sncas f2eE sas sss M
Ss
ssm old Sorss OF Sat-
&C. Effected cure: When .yery other remedy Ia:
s s a ass.s s:
trial But mind get the genuine-ak for jones' Italian Che
New York only y At the sign Of the American Eagle
s W ana Ss h.
a.s *; White m s the ss IS.
ptA: s:; j $; b;SshES; sl,sa
w. Ssi T:yG1 NeSs sv nSBs adaS in Pittsburgh " Ii
y who would possess beautiful head of hair for very
trng sum- read the following statement of respectable per
Mr. Abraham vanderbeck, ofss Avenue D. New Yorkcer.
use . bottle. Of Coral Hair on t%p sna s
good crop of hair and will have it long thick and lux
e. MI W Iii hs 81 % gby Fss%,s
using Coral orr Hair R. ssea,
his e Ses Of hair Saa
had.
ITO THOSE WHOSE HAIR is GREY, or falling off
and weak at he Rootsnlhereby certify that hair
Coral Hair Restorave-it has entirely ceased fallings
growing fast and has fine dark look. Before used Jones'
Coral Hair Restorative combed handulls of hair dsiv
WIN. TOMPKIkS,n
SO King street, New xoSk.
HAVE YogWUKF OR DfNDKUFF- Powers
grocer Fulton street. had his hair completely choked
with pandruf and Jones' Coral Hair Restorative entirely
and perman emily cured it, ~
nO.YOU WANT TO DRESS, Beautify and make your
- Hair soft and fine Tread:
l. Henry T.. Cullen late barber board the steamboat
South America do certify that Jones Coral Hair Restorative is
the best article ever used for dressng soenng ell ansg
order all my customers preferred it to thing else.
Sold in New York only the sign of the American Eagle
SO Chatham street-price 3, 4 or smllngs. "i -
Agents in Phladephia-Zeiber. Ledger Buildings; in
Brooklyn l39 Fulton III Boston, ReddnR STAFF s
IN Baltimore Taylor, Jarvis Buildings Ia Psburg So Ii
a28 lm*rc
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gIVHE AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANk-A meeting
of the shareholders of the American E1enange p1s ~
the choice Of counelr and directors VIII pc hso @
decoIs' room on wednesday "a June next if'"
isspEcToas OF ELEcrIoSs-Messrs. James Mills, J. A.
Ea az sta W. aI saT Join JFsH Cashier
EHIGH COAL.-Proposals will be received until nve
IL O'Clock, p NJ on Thursday the third day o. june nsa
for delivering the United states Naval Hospital near
BROOKLYN two hundred aud Any tons Of tne BEST ha'
The coal be Of the hardest white ash Lengo inc oest
quality, entirely free from slate and Dirt and OF the following
m for and one hundred and nifty tons Of
steamboat coal"
The whole quantity must be delivered by the first Of Sep
TENDER and be subject such inspection as the sur,
OF the Hospital be pleased to direct Payment VIII
be made within thirty days after properly approved bills have
been presented the Navy Agent The contract Will uo be
its faithful execution
Those who propose the the rat.
verng &c. aud direct their atoms, post paid to
he suseo" of ne 81 Naval Hospital New e"
US. Naval Hospital, New York, May 8, lsi7.
m8 2aw3wr
M ONTEVERDE's BILLIARD AND BOWLING sA
1A LOON No Barclay street. three doors below the Anne
The subscriber would respectfully inform hissnds and he
public IN general that he has FIVE SPLENDID BILLIARD
TABLES constantly kept good order As the tables in
separate apartments the ropreto thinks will be more Sc
lect and agreeable 10 gentlemen visiting his house. 49,
Each gentenan visiting the above establishments will be
furnished with cue and apron for his especial use and
Hi. Bar Away stocked with the Liquors segar.
f j ri s Of Ss ne Ys hs pet
that is twelve anda-haf string Aso,a large
for Domino playing
market. 80
NoTcE-Genemen will please communicate the Bar
any neglect of duty oftbe attendants: -
m No. 8 Barclay New York.
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M ARRIED LADIES-Married Ladies would find much
l1 interest them by perusng Moral Physiology written
BY the Hon Owen with additions and alterations by
ried and the advice strictly followed persuaded
that different state Of society from the would exist
children which could be but poorly reared prevent many
work that will tell you important secrets, which OBJ
vate all such objections Price Of the book so For
sale by Zeiber Co.. of Third and Chestnut Phla
delphia, and the Editor No. Ann street, New York
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Foreign lrnrortatlon

Passengers Arrived.
BELIZE HoNDURAs-brig Robert Bruce-Mrs Lardna
and children; Mrs Delardre and child Maken, Horn
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~ Office TO GENTLEMEN I y ECONOMlSE:-Gen
~ tlemen, the clothing for
quantity pants that wish be made to look
worth your trying For shings only you
have your cleaned look equal the
time you have them repaired reasonable Muir
corner Washington street the only place where can
note 81 is the number, where you always find
myI6 2w*c A. CORTlSSOS
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BOARD m TIE COUNTRY.

tEW ani?s sal b seeomnodaed With boesd e oas Il
inc most delightuly situated and healthy summer resi-
Gsn S N Orange county mile from the Hudson hlve.
ranonH Comwathe best steamboats, land daily 70 and
from the cityevery will be paid make IL dssra-
pie nome Tor those who wish spend the In the coun
please inquire Of B. D. Sands Fulton and Will
Broadway. a20 lmSre
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FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
LIGHT ST., BALTIMORE,
January n, l847.


AA EiNEHs / Fh 1861 }p'oprs,o"
FOGG in the propretorship Of the Fountain Hotel so
long and widely known the commodious eab
shments in Baltimore, take this method Of informing the
travelling pubc that beside the made last
spring the addition of entire wing the house by
which large number OF lodgings were added well as
extensive Bathing they have recently had con-
men, which entirely free from the hustle necessarily Incl
highly desirable and which they aer themselves fail
TO please In connection with those improvements the whole
interior Of the house has undergone thorough revision
thing appertani1g the upholstery Of the establish
has been renewed and attendants for the chambers
lected with strict view to their entire capabity in
rs;R ss table will be found a, all time. fully supplied with
every thing the market Affords up superior style
while in the of wines Sc &c. nothing will be kept but
what is Of the best quality.
Added these facts the attention courtesy which will
be rendered by their assistants acting under their
sonal supervision to those who favor them with CALL
they aer themselves will leave dissatisfied pain
will be spared their part to meet the of their
guests and trust their hopes of liberal patronage will
prove untounded.
Baggage taken and from the Hotel, free Of charge.
fs aawsmrrc f AhhIsNHE9As F Ii HEHRssTTo
CLIREHUGH, HAIR.CUTTER AND WIG MAKER,
has removed to lib Broadway entrance by the store Of
Crehugs removal anticipated, and has been
stoned by the for the the details of which will
be published j. few days and will exhibit piece oftreach
cry, almost without parallel me l4t*r
ID invites the attention fthe public to his extensive sssor
9'si Ef:fE;si ssVsM sA
ing do and all kinds Of Fancy Brushes which he offers for
sale at the lowest prices JOHN X. HOPPEL
ala Imsr
NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN 10 ECONOMIsE:-0en
~ tlemen the prepare your clothing for
Clean alter
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r h ND vi. s:s e.: &
ss % I.s $
s % q:
ss'i p F q sss w u
10 THE LADIES.
81 s @ s
lowing comprise few Hz -Thresd and imitation Of
and
sn sne from
~: Also 500 d01 cotton and silk hosiery. Is
w Yorl Shade dealers compete with il The sale Of
!" socf q pledge uadersod
% T. " At ss sn NsM
S to give gsSi f. truth
No. Chatham street, near ch'"'f n. ya,t
AEs 4NR 81 T n sk Hk
g. Ss a smsds
.%s9s
s es
under the direction and son hs most
of % ss s
The s sSS % Ii
sction it thus pures and quickels the circulation alays
% O.
njadic0u' and long e0n MEKc Vi =
this combination nav be consdered specifc cases which
have resisted have been rapidly and entire
y removed by this powerful alteraye syp and as spring
medicine, purifier stands unrIvaed Inc grea. 9 IN
creasng demand for article Of this kind has induced the
proprietor bring before the public that all may have the
benefit oft We do publish any long certificates OF mira
Iuous cures-he Medicine shall speak for itself II Is warrant
ed give satisfaction, and needs but trial to convince the
e s ..s Sy s Il 2ss
corner John street AgentsCuon 17 Bowery Grand
81 SSs Dss
9th street. a. I'm &C
MEDICAL CARD-DR MORRISON continues to treat
WI all of private diseases with that success which
Collegiate education and practice Of twenty-five years must
warrant Recent particularly Gonorrhsea ne cures
few days, without hndrance from business
STRUCTURES hs without pain Inconvenience to the pa
tent Constitutional debility from secret habit inducing noe
ual emissions and impoency Is radically cured by restor
healthy Patients detailing their cases
prepaid letters be successfully treated oee " NJ
diploma with the signatures Of Sir Ashley Cooper, Sir
Carlisle &c. in his Office 2O.N Fulton street mao lm.re
M EDlCAL ADVICE.-DOCTOR LAMERr rs sili con
lvl fdenlay consulted at his Office 60 Gold street. between
Beekman Fulton all diseases OF delicate nature His
being mild and judcous requires nether mercury
cases cured in three four days Debility nervous
stutional arising from frequent indulgence Of the
sons Of ndiscree youth and thereby causngnighty ennis
sons and eventually confirmed mpotency engages the Doc
and bodily to Of vigor originally desgned.
Structure disease frequently existing without the patient bel
ing sometimes caused by the maeatment Of
unnated medical preendcrs and sometimes by the negees
without, pain or The Doctor being Of the
few qualified advertising Surgeons the city,
perfect charge made Letters. postpaid enclosing
fee Immediately attended and medicine, with advice
to any part Of the United States Once % Gold street.
myl lmff
Al W NJ
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Domestic Imp0rtatiOns.
TAMPA BAY-Schr Mary48 bbs As hhds sugar Center
68 bbs molasses 10 do Maitland co-89 hhds 80
bbIs sugor Molbrook & Nelson.
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A NIL NEkEAL FREDERICKSBURG many years
"A Of faithful research by the most eminent physicians both
ecua and certain antdote for the prevention and dsngs Of
the FIRST time in this country Dr. La Ray that few
feeble and worthless remedies have heretofore been to
belief that such quackery will prove detriment him,
when single trial Of his valuable specific shall have been
made.
The Antiyene.eal Protector is purely vegetable entirely
South of France and the Northern of the Mdterra
forms gil Of the ,oest and most mIenetabe nature b.
pcaton entirely external very eniently made and
designed for the and protection Of both male and female
The perfection and Of the protection found
in the Of another article to be externally applied also after
wards which contained small fancy box with the bottle
Full directions placed in each box and when exam
ined and tested will entirely convince the sceptca
Price for the whole, 81 box Orders from other cities
promptly filed at the usual discount payable advance
For sale Fulton street, Broadway Broadway
Cherry st. 5o Boyery CORNER Broome s,5 Bowe corner Of
greenwich corner Canal LOT West Broadway and 40 Fulton
st. Brooklyn my17 3Ot*c
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Ship 8, Mary Foster, from New Orleans. Is, n.. with d.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-23
ity for No License.


" The Hudson was bridged with ice strong
enough to bear Army Albany and for miles above ard
below on Saturday morning and, though the weather is
gradually soenng this rigid covering we do no. look for
the opening Of navigation before the LIST OF April unless By
heavy rain and freshe To melt the ice out Of our ps
cid River by sheer force OF March sunshine Is apt 10 be
tedious Meantime the Spring travel has commenced.
and the Housa.onic Railroad conveys daily goOdly
train of through passengers each way The trips are
now made with great regularity IN about eleven hours
each the alienation from 10 steamboat breaks
Aerceably the usual tnono,ony Of days travel and
altogether We know not pleAsAntsr Winter days ride
than thai from Albany to sswYork now Is The new
Rail on the Housatonic is admirable.