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4 O~T-ln crossing over from brooSyn 70 NsN-io IA
Ive.eriav lsisf insfl between and p NJ hin roL
oc papers h papers be Of % use 10 any person oul
lose interested, and written M iorei4n anenas . A p
er rev, ard VIII be given 70 any oue no restores Ae
pers al tie counting room DO G0dst y y. le<< It
DREAsTPIN LOST-Nes Pearl and Wal 50 on
ID saturday. 7th inst ia Tvs enameed b'easln "laP
De in papef-pn broken. sllia0.f reward WIZ oe pA
IN leaving Il with Mr LOCKWOOD, Ie"eler corner Of
Pear and Fulton SIS le-i -'7
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IARNINi,s AliEKICAN MrsErM-R-

DARNT'Nif~ AMERICAN NtSEIh-P.
DBARNIM. Pruprsior-F. HITCHCOCK Manager
Splendid perflmance- every afternoon al 81 O'Clock AM
every evening" sts The Manager hfs IN a. % be u
Minstrel Sand and Glce CuD. Also. Mr. john Harrf yon
magician I'd venir. ogui.t The Scou.-h Nemmon BOYS
The Mammoth Giant Baby only DO months Old weighiu.
ninety pounds Wax ScdptuTa S,aWary. Madam Rock
we'll the Fouune-ielrr Admission % The Whole, including
Museum performances. sc. - cetsi children uhoo' "
served front saars one - Hing each extra lif
CASTLE GARpFN-rte pubic are respectfully -
= formed 1sf Castle Garden k open during the day Ad-
,,i...,,r, ~ ..-fs mvil n
NOW OPEN 90 j63 Broadway. Erand and valuable
lNco lcciion e Works hy hr Old Masters. lel' Inns
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MECHANICS HALL, ~ Broadway, befs 80
~ Grsn1 gnt bro0lie s.s.-Mondsy. june 18th, ANU
EVERY NfGUT DURING IHE WEN
RtSvARn's n.NNOru PANoRAks rEs
nTrScTSSYppI RIVER

rHf LARGEST NtNfiAD ~ iHt NNkLp.
DAINTED OF THREE MILES or CANNAS.-Exti0
! ring a view ~ conn in r go IN leusnl, ~ enina
from tie uoll Of ihl Nsneu River % tie Cay ~ New
Orleans and reaching or -r feu degrees of afrldcBEiNO
THE LARGEST PAINTING lN THE WORLD. open
every egeu.u1 SUNDAYS eNcertcd) q the NEW IAN
on ana BUILDING 10 Broai,vay sdi0.u.lg Nh'os Gar
ten Admission 81 cents. children halt price The Faic
rama VIII commence owing AZ Vi O'Clock precisely
Afternoon eXhibuors % Wednesdays aud Saturdays n
3 O'Clock myll nlua
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H. 'i'asiB Asaae for Lssg0oi-Rey NJ Hsrchne LADY and
Children Kingston, Canada Mrs Carty do Mes McAuy. d.
Nrs Ca aud servant Mrs John " James and children NYofA
Ms " Mitchell of Mr. Mitchell, manager Olympic Theatre
10. ME- Allan Mr. AAan Louisiana M-ssrs Lo1sch Mexico
Ls.mus kauokr rn5tgi y .ls Correl - Thomas VI
Savage. No1li N0ve frti Nose. Paul Petersburg Hardin.
DlFson Pllat isuuqul MariLs Me2coi H1rdmil
rmad Eusi Hll. ~ 3i EDWARD Motel Charleston So 4
Neuaier VII lc, New York Gusyuad bearer Of dispatcher
frrDh Gevruue1t B1ufrt. Nfukj W MARTIN Porto Hoo Pc
D.h Havana Juan - Mafa Jnslar, Alfred ilte
NleferlN, Newark I0s Moran ktNaf1 Williams. Wse
John Pullman, Nlork SIR Joseph Go Mr jos snt 3D. M Ilns
reA4-, Mr stephen Ezai. DO Mr Bekeiey d. Fer Uass
ArK Hyl Mr. j " Lo~deu. Niork.
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PAINTING ArIp FIEE ARTS LIST q.

FhlNIANG MD fIAsL IN . AA"N =
MULLER. 4. O. Ancient AT end lfs Remains OF Man
ftus Of the oogy u ARA translated from the Ssi-
nan hv John Lefch $40. co.l. 81.
C'esh1rn. George Ancient ant Modem Az, Historical
AVID Critical; second edition, revised aud enlarged Fo'
Part 8. cloth. $ ~.
Pe,uoIdssrI Literary Works. 10 which 81 prelxe1 o.
Memoir OF e Author. uirh re7lrEs on Us pr0c'sOue
character Illustrative Of his Principles AMI PracIcc uF
Henry W Beechey new and improved edition. vo-s.
cloth g ~.
Reynolds SIR J. D.scour'-', Illustrated hy exp ansiory
notes and pa.-s by Burnett. RS. 40 co.l sio 90
Usvdou Is h L-cures On Paiut.ng and Desigu-Ougin
81 the Alt-Aul'omy the basis u Df1wing The sAelein-
The Muscles OF Nan and Luldrupsi-Standar Figures
om9o..i1u--C o.0rs-A nclsnis aud HOdems-luVenu
with desLIs drawn by himself The wood. vols Svo
cloth e. 90
r.th notes by Clas Jock Eastake, R.AFHs sso coui.
g IN
Caco Mrs Essays toward ihe History OF Pan.rg LIMO
clo.h s. 5 FlINAA',
iel- ms l0 Broadway sad Psienoser-row' London.
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cord and Na-hus ?; Worcester. Titchhura md Maine,
a. Western. Lowell and Eastern, Old Colony and
Providence 3. FAN River Northern, Portland, Ports
mouth and Saco. O.
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BALTIMORE Juns 2iAr 5r-rs Oceoa Baker. Mobile suI'a
a'sy bost1a shrs Hudrns. Nassau. Mp An tn
rt Da3e sa4 Dc Nore Dou Charleston. CO, 'hrs t1Port-l
Nai hvnarsrs United, kfNsn, Norfolk ami Richmond sailed
'an Msolsm Wys Louaoa brs Nancy Patterson, Moa'srso
t,, h1.si taHs1ee, saco Me- Lssn LauS. Dlfn4n Nio
iANhNvNp, June 3JAu sthrs heisn, Tsy MIhIsi A
en9ra hsfeA Lasee Llcy whis Hal. NOr.aas. sssl
ASA fairsl O. tfs'tarf schr NoIma. Parker. NTork
ALEXANDRIA, June isAr hrrs Fdward Batter Baltimore;
tlrgul tltl-tsc B. s'oui schr Faiilst Lewis NY1rk
Nutlp \ J.a- g Arr -rhf Thomas Conner Parker NNok
NtW otLhANs Jnne isSl'l, ship, Dau1troa. Peadistol
traaun NaairsN hn~y. NNUki ss1is Ward Y-rs Cruz 81
hp rhsfn Leeln. Lteqooi brig. Iovssr Cooef,,s Ana.
'aa C.51 A1u-oud, Ns~port sllf ) & Mcneil Ml.f
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EXCURSIONS.

uU1O~ ,t.REENWOOD Y-rbe
= 50. Y t-tssnlbOa CRICKET, Capt PLex, easts
s>><r foot Of COrand-s every day. except
sunday al u o'clock and lot Al aud u snd M Tor
Greenwood. a.
Funer ought 10 be arranged for with the Captain tho
Law ufyOus Tickets for entrance the Cemetery can DO
ia ned gratis NJ iha Cemetery O1ce, In Waist jeH w
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". BROWN, Auctoleer.
CABINET AND ItOt >kliOsD fuRNlTVRE-
II " BROWN WI sell az aiicuon On THURSDAY,
jane - 81 IL. ncock a. ig2 Broadway, large stock 81
cIsfomInadc funmre, compusne srfin.seAi and othef
par or chairs u- a. mrs, Otoats, nsrbeop soia cen
irr and e tsbes. Or ssing ,ud plain bureaus mShosa
DIN H. tea Carl quaueus AM aucy sbes, nsok sny eni
" uut ead bok-cases BAR us'fesses iaiu a''esSe
A-o cu and pam glassware hoas,-icrn.sius ainess, &C
le. giss
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THE BEST AMERICAN GUIDE BOOK.


II APPLETON co. 10 Broadway, have Iust plo
il.Ashrd q RairO-d aud Steamboat C"mpsnlo De.ls
Guide thrOu the Ju el slater VI Anrncar anad rev
31lusvlck and Nova Scotia, with maps - Z : Si4lus
sAich routes pass IN tfe Northern Middle and Este
STATES forming ltewss complete guide 70 me W lit
Mountains Cais Mountains. &c. Niagara Faisi Trenton
Falls &c Saratoga and Virginia spnngs And olirf AT
Ing places, with toe places % flslonaoir ana lee.tA
.pa cles. towns and via-es he Daural snd aIthc4 CT
sluss c vcinues o. he routes WIN distances iie'
&C. Illustrated lfl 80 maps en-rd.ta On s.er' ileluin
our plans o. r cites Of Newly ofk. Pl ad-lpld Ban l9f
ind Boston. and numerous wood--ut eagrasln.s ~ W.
Williams. Puce s. >
taos ~ re ,rpsopni.' foets soaPsaion or 'at. o.
f.r Traveller. t|.il l-.s t.sa14i naa-a-
Il. rlaIlt-llf t-lsre.t eie - '-.-'s-7' OF
efrs lnmtsr ari rlrlf.f-si 90 % maps a-- e-sf-f
le.lrr-s ai M star.tcs rsaer 3 sl-ff % ay ~. y
t Wah .. oraall fis ~ Place ~ To l4ii ii-
s.l aan.5 .ec. l.use.i straa--f ,-..t.
To- telaf als lf 80 qgfs - ltfea l'-ta 49,
rr.r.r e. O. srlcllln, augl ai "a -tae lit -f
oooflrei age io PAGE in - "ft iti n =
Oh IN arllrflIg l.lat e4s1lf -lrl p ~
ant BIZ uleeFar ~ trifeisr siol- - -lt
cord ai tie rrrc1sl hntef. 90 80 .--- -------'-
.r.e.aHr n rrIIf.l o. Ul a4iffrf-
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NOTICE TO CREDITois.-The creditor, oftte
y aefm Of Maiheas tlili.-i louise car pehsis, -
nc III r b.rs bs fsr dl5 ~ July ua1t % tie sl9scIloe
i. 4 tIigidtud vii theu he uslr N I'm
ieI ~ GEORGE ~ ItA-', ASH nee, -. ------,.
DATFNT GTrTa FERcHA CROTON HOSE
49, - u ,s aaf u1-f perfect nrt Gle % hose eftf
49, -, d.. ,I aat can be lad only uf The Depot % tAt
t,-,r f,,.f, P.r-la Company 80 Nl.amst ~ ~ nri
49, T., go p--,sivu eel iuiss
pv-IR. SWEET. ramfal bone se1er, 8 fa-o.-s :.
= I'.'-' III = VII yea tfa following inf-Trs o.
60. -, 49,, 4. slssss ke HY2s In
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FIREWORKS, FIREWORKS,


AT 81 MAlDEN.LANE-
nF every Description he hs-f qua a. md tle lowesi
~ pfict fURDN a ROBBINS. 81 Maiden lane
ny.rIviis
.NIKEN cltn ~-FUltgu OF Llit, 49,.
ISAAC EDGE, D. Jersey Cay. utnr DE icfy, Tor zoe
IS Pyruschui.I 81 Cusfe ard NpiUs tnfcns 400
he prcpe cies hroug hol a., Union. otefs 20 ne
public the excessive, brilliant and richest cOoitd tN'
mbuuna Fireworks manufactured " me- nisd states
Nov ready. per order Exhibitions trum a., oto'th
NBFar sale only the Laboratory M Jerse, CITY "f ~
J. ". HOLBERTON'S. Is Msiden-lsne. Y ny DSss
sNlREN gKN s.-NFN YORK LABORAIORl, 100
fruursl doors souA of tuon-A complete esso,t
n.n ffrswors arr offered for sale consisting Of the
following; rockets from % o H. Roman candies nom
10 ~ balls; iriln. OF an skrs scfoil wheels do' No
col 10 DO une. OF serpens do, Bengoia lights dol eA
hbton pieces do; fyns pigeons doi iobuhois dol ma
mons do f0wef puisi pOH hresi PIN wheels seIpehs
srasshoppers, blue lights tOrpsdnesi quinn. cfaeAosi
auuhe-hradors iOsuc &c. IRE crackers, No. ahd z
Country merchants and dealers general requested 10
cell and examine The above sock. -
NB-Coinnue-s for city and country displays, military
and private parties cen 10 supplied on the mo-. hoefn
terms with the above mentioned articles, warranted e Una
tsrials having been selected " .h the utmost care.
my15 iseOdtJy4 al bEHNEIi'
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.s..ssslis-z.itvANDYKEs CEDAR GROVE, STAIN
r&>----szr->s -LAND-Fare ". cents o. ca wsy-Thc
f.yorfe steamer GES LINCOLN, Cept Bette, until
artAer nouee viii fhows' Lesye foot Of orand-st
4 o'eock p 81 Cat1.nue Market at - east SIDE a
Ca,henne Ferry, Brooklyn, NJ Canast sf q pier NO
Sorh River At q Roturaa. vii leave Cedar Grove "
jtP.M N. ,,u., - a..
lad al sew here sail down the Bay aud Nafo"s, hne
lew OF the bsrhor aud lorfruofs, tie sea Dseke ram
lie r h the m i,rifc NJ Cedar Grove, rxcei'i ia ne
xc ami lie clam bukes chOwdeI. &C iunl.h.d BY Capt
Van D. Ike. are uInyaled. g"< ~
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II To Young gfen.-sENNrT HAS, he form snf
s'Ve of which were eot up vh gross reference % me
TASTE ~ v1sf men large -sorn-nf Of the lres quail
Ties VI DIE ID. able summer Hal BIRD
ieI lle0.l.~ Cor Pine t-i Nassau s-s.
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Passengers Arrived.
Domestic ImpOrtafIons.

hA,g ou.s., Ja,n Nr', o-I.aa.-NrH Brovsr. .,osr.
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Tnvr.oR AND FILLMORE
JENNY LIND,

4 NOVEL BY Rose Eu.n HeatFeA' Ills a work o.
n NOR. sr orl.a ary interest ana vii repay Peruss
4, will BE- commenced in tho M7rHiag star 0fio-day ote'
10 Ns..sust Make early app cation. irzt W.
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rTrTCHELL,s LECTURES

nN ASTRONOMY. Published "a day. .
~ Tie Planetary and Stellar Worlds By Prot. y VI
Nj cltL vOi Emo. ILLUSTRATED with % enRuvlnss . -
Letters from I.aly ana Tie - and The Rhine By j.
Headey. vol LIMO, new and revised ealloA' VITA
Also. asi published Life Of Oliver Cromwell, By J. 7
Hea ilrv. Z vol limo. with portrait
IlcPower OF he Pulpit, By Gardiner Spring ID. lFo'
.-.4o, viil portrait
Lecture on Shakespeare. BY n y Huison vols l-h9
Tie Gar hs Court and People, Oy J ;. Maxwell i 70.
i.mO.
The Owl Creek Letters, aud other correspond
W. vol l.lao BAKER 4 SCRlBNER.
irz23rs % Park.fO , AMI rs Nassau ..
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nv 4. {. KEnP, Arcaooee,,. s,.,le,,-'oon'' ~

Is g-r,' l..sv ou0osife ne fsIk and C.N hsl.
A..r.Nrgs S.ir o. LNssH Srock % tNANiItNt.-h'
c NFNlP vail uGrr o. private sole, ~ d. sNes'se y sfc
r,onfs - Brorivry opposite iae 4 g hr o. oia"f :"
A. ,,es sNefv Ntc surk Of sulrltr cay p soc rNts
Woa ns uy Az back sanut pso-, oinig -foNii 40
chamber irl are, comprising very rAi si'e 1850, men,
and odrrs u0PCrmnly To- ciy bieAlsr,'' e.5 -.
arc o. loe suction IUcts. $50
PANofoArfs-iso. tevcrt. tae.torcf fose"ooot g. -
ari octave psio.0dc.. D. sod 20 bargain l-n ~
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t'IRENoNk~.-A general assortment and " ths
Y hesf qu.lIv A 'su III J ilalFs superior Colored
Fire Works For sale by BADEAU 4 LOCKWOOD,
taliistJv5- 30 Washing On-st
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TO THE PUBLtC.--ru. "a 10 gave notice 'gai "
ID Recon lss tnI. dsy ceased to ac A.en, Tor hs
,.te-4r,sis lfso! Coapang and that be B, in 10 way
auV laore colugc,.l lil TIE slil As>ociAiiun.
Mr r b urLMsNvLtrR las under tnas date been nr
porcI the sole -crt f1r tle aforementioned Company
New NDrA. -f,f J.sD. iSs8 le<l sis
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS Ascror.~r
10y BANGS, RICHARDS ~ FLATT, ror- -

by BANGS, RICHARDS ~ FLaTT, ror- -
ID Broadway Literal essa sassaces asdo ot eopsxa-
rserfs ~ srrr. 1H srIc--
FORTY EIGHTH NEw-TORK TRADE SALE,
Tors ConN1ycfD. TIA SfsriosggY a,D PAgks sAts
o. FHDtY sstsr - AND riiE BOOK SALt o. TUESDAY,
sr.rsr .g-rle sEirItl-lca aNaU41ce il1 next fe.ut
Trade >a.e lc commenced - llc ayFs esfe u VII %
elauei afteT is .iuls % 10 ias ore Con
.i.nr.fs 81 8ooas. Paper. >a4ourry STE rype Z -fes
Bi-acr. G,uh. Lealsf As. are rcsntcfilly soieiied
Psrcu.rs TO- ihs prrcnE should - flrsAcd oy ne les
Of Juy NEXT sf which flr ne Gaia ~ le Wal - f 20 pfes
~ r,. -,sh sivsacr. s BE- made OF rrccilt ~ gOods
When r,-e-l.rrd BANGS, RICHARDS PLAIf
las Broadway. Nc~lors.
At rEfgArr sstf--RoogsrtLsss sfceN-tne eS-le
sock an EArres % boz kccr rl fiuin uNsnrs eNn,
nrisnr iar.c of sce - t sehs %.
sslorsfy sneravfnes circu.s1r IbfarY, &C Ire soSk
and HNucs % uaf II - sioA msy he fufehssod SEP
rate Together may be- aesrr1. -d ne spiv
business part q tie cry up t1wrl Bay - Ie.sa >,
moderate rsnt For flg pafucusls apply 20 ne Azc-
uuref.s
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IMPORT or srrcir INTO TIE UNITED Stalls.


The following Table shows the annual import from
me four chief countries OF supply and also the assre'
sste import from ol counties.
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- Amcfl an iiydrO-I her tpeullc ihsiiihte'
r. ~ Trail. I'D. suO started ue hru " titrClfe si
W on bob this country receive llvl d 90 lls colluliuls
sInrlt ID LAG ht-st. one 4our rom 81 Julrt-ptfA
Hi- plan 0f treatment combines al Tie known r-lclia
tl8rl.tOns oi haihus with variety ~ ply-oio deal sid
uccnau.ca. appliance peculiarly be OWL am oet .ll
regimen unlike those 0f sy other Cry estao.slne-- No
irus whichever are usega ar food snd exercise ht-
y sc ory therapeutic nsr-uelfl-es Patients ere pro-
vie8 ts4 KEY lle Pus giving access % o. lifrs
fhe cc h's and sfill- Jl. rfJmeuale roLrd u
Nes-Yor Day 0a ent- acclllI. dated Consul.aOus s.
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nnnantunY HoIEL.

coevr- or BROADWAY tSn rfnK.PLAcr.
Or-o-t. tfe CIV naI Para ed Fountain.
NETWORK.
Trq---r7f Ea1rd G 80 Ter D1p
~ PFITIBONE D. TUCKER. Propne'ors
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ROOFING.-Od in

1NOODWIN'> RoOFING.-Od I'm Ioo.s ma,
Nigh for y cents per foot New roof OF rougn sss
oved for 4. cents: roof. over twenty squares io -
,er SQUARE. ana warranted Goodwin's Patent hydro
Pneumatic Cement Sheaihing makes handsome, SleaP
application References and specimens o. DOOp ~ :
Roman Cement Far,ory S. West broadway. ue.Ntei
cl.-nl.ars and NalTnll SIC. ~ In
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e. CHAWsrRLAfN. Ancronrrr.
tst Wa. MADDfN.-->io--. . : 1rnc--si-Lioess,
tsstvSnccs nur Ca oVos .asl Ior private - q ef
be- sod a. sqcnon O4-ioog sa- carefully sgeDeed ~
snf res 'ecfI...y follcliod. FIunpi returns us4ie
10y n. tOi.To>, -su-f-s at Cs,aslsi'a. t.s,osI~s-
DSales Room SO Broi4vay, 0Oic Hs.i-HavIs rri,ov.
81 10 he shCrC-1 fQou1 H s re ars1 10 receive n
sn.- II Cshnc. F.uro. Dry Coos, Csfps'. snd HoGss
kte. ae arlcer ci strsy tt~rF -Jr. u ci. ulncu TO
~ lie a. s.crtl, sid o.. lsst ser with he "a
.-o,,r,rs. Zee 80 s.so hly n preferred Ogt ~ sscs
e. 4rv mart nfrra f.fF offended fo z1 u.na
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MARINE NAL.

PORT or NEw YORK, JUNE 2,
vfst4ruEF 4LaaNac--.--. ---... 1Etn bAf
soos. fuLL so
ses.......7 g. Mora I'LL IS Morn
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I'D a"4@N
- Door Piife-.-RoBCaTs's new and splendid syle
Of Collie Door al Number Plates Those u Of such
are i,ved o call and examine them. Also splendid
sOrtmeni of GOil.c and Shield Pattern Ben Pals
K ROBERTS. ~ Broadway, near
N.Y. 3lniseod Punce-sI
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nI-sgI.I TION.-lhe Partnership here oigre cX, 4
lIr betweeu the Undersigned, under The hfm OF bll 81
GALLAGHER 10 tbs day Dissolved ty mutual c1ls-i'
Al does fo fhs firm are 90 br pNi 90 Albert biisn "-'
viii carry on ih8 business as usual .,---,
i.,2 9t- THOMAS GALLAGHER
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rINO TEACUERs-An important vacancy % De Disco
4 nmeIiaieIy-Iuc applicant mu-i De graduate ol b
-uertae COLLEGE a member Of DE- PIcshy rran oi Con
regauOnal Church. gent eman 10 nannersi experience
rachine and without family. person win experience
n TEACHING ard mauag ng boarding school would De pre-
,.rtrd Apply soon 10 the Oice Of L. ; Sch00. Agency
"a Nasssu-st lle2Z IT. z II NAL'pA
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rlT-@nffT Mon UI FAX FN 7. It@fII
1-rfrer-, h-refoflr. e sfing b-I's BOLL& uAJ
I'D hs ,v ffure TO- 1881 dissolved nF mutual cu.f-li
a. rs y, hs former IN are 20 be paif 10 d. 3. BOIL
'''0'' '-' DANIEL BOIL
an, o.. JOHN HAUsEA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

S,ATL ROAT FOR SALE laeh " ln ion-'
- frf iu m te. manner, nearly rev ana very itsi .i-ei
y-i,I be .d I'd very great bargain. fuce el hlIy 81
Brosl.sf o. o. PETERS's Fiseilial' ia. S b..
Brooklyn. -.
HENRY MOORE, tailor and troW.srs ma> . 81. -
removed rom 1870 67J Broadway, nearly o2P''"-
Rond-st where business viii be coldnc1r1 lpeI
European ri an. and al moderate charges 49,
nRENTUps, STANDING PRESS i.o..' iais'
a suitable ior ba0kIiHlfr az r44l.-f iu Fls I, So
boards or pressing shees Apply 10 D. " ~ a.
/ 80 PsaT.-st Ger Peckslp. vs."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-22

,,gENCH LANGUAGE.-Clssse for ladies' all
L aeniicrgen every DAY ard evening from NJ 70 lo
y n Terms-s5 f1r q lessons. Pr ar lnsinlcqns ron
~ -, C,l,r.c i. D. GRAND-FAl.
- - ~ s82 Rro0me-sf. cor. " W oosis-si
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-10-06

The Wisconsin from abusing Senators Hanne |
gan, Bright, and Others for entertaining opinions
lily similar to Cass on the subject of the pro-
yiso, is coming round to declare that Cass is ex-
actly right on the question, after all This is the
position to which Casss supporters are at length
driven. Cass and Free Soil, won't take any long
er. 1t is little too absurd, and hence the public
TO be gued into the belize that there no sla-
very, in Missouri, in Arkansas, in Florida in Tex
as or Louisiana, and there can't be any in our new
territories until Congress passes law creating il.
The Wisconsin quotes an article with decided ap-
proval, going to show among other things that
Cass is not committed 10 veto the proyso, on the
contrary, that he occupies position most favora-
bic to It, Doctors will differ The Richmond
Enquirer, the Cass organ of Virginia, thinks as fol-
/ lows about it:
Whatever may have been his previous express
ed opinions, it is, we believe admitted on all hands
that in this letter. written December 18th, 1S47 ard
published about the LIST of January, 1915, contain
ing the last aud most authentic expression OF his
opinion, General Cass unequvocaly and explicitly
declares himself opposed TO the Wmot PTo'lso,
-nay, more-that he is opposed to the eXcr-
rct Of slavery, either in the states or territories
and that because Congress has not the constitutions
al power to exercise any such jurisdiction, either
by passing the Wimot Proyiso, any other act,
for regulating or fer annhatng the relation OF
master and slave in the states territories Of this
Union. This we say, is conceded. ii could not
be ccntroyer;ed. Tor il is directly and emphatcal-
" expressed Look at the letter, and il will be
seen that General Cass gives the conclusion 10
which he has arrived on these points, III the fol-
lowing words
/ am opposed to the exercise Of any jurisdc-
ton by Congress over this matter because | 60
not see in the Constitution any grant OF the requi-
site power TO Congress
Ii Congress has no jurisdiction over slavery, il
cannot pass he WIlmot proviso TO exclude IT. OF
any act whatever either 10 regulate, exclude an
nihilate it for the p'oyiso, as well as every sucI
act Necessarily involves an exercise OF such Ju
rsdictiol Aud fit has not got this jurisdiction
because TIE Constitution does not grant il, then il:
exercise by Congress must be unconstitutional
But no language express these ideas more
clearly or explicitly than does General Cas-; SC
much so, that even partisan blindness has not fail
ed 10 perceive, partisan injustice controver
Them. All this then, is admitted"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-10-06

=" adjourned meeting OF The Southport Eell So.
-, "'' pe held at the Durkce House. on
,La"a evening the 18th inst al which time
: pe offered for sale among other things
r't,f TITS OF necdiework, both useful and Ian
expected 10 he realized from the dsposd 81 trLo,s
o. auhiiss'on ard from the table OF refreshments
'ui"'saed by the Ladies will be applied TO the nav.
mem oil snail sum still due for the Bell and n
an eXtehs'on Of the Plank IFahs, through the vii.
iagc to The Congregational Church. Tickets NAV
be hau al the store Of f. BAN, Messrs. Tyroese1
r. ". Lyman, and Of Lay q Lee and Of snye,ei
other gentlemen who have kindly volunteered tbcir
.efvces. The public are respectfully invited 10
attend ny Order Of the committee of arrange,
ments Southport, Oct ) 1915. ''''"s''
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-10-06

80 The Cass and Taylor papers tell Us
ii is impossible To elect Van Buren,, bat w
can easily elect Free Soil Congress, where
by the spread Of Slavery viii be prevented.
Now it Will take no more votes 10 elect "a
Free Soil President than it viii Free Son
Congressman if Free Soil be All object, il
is certainly worth while to have all depart
mcnts Of Government harmonious, IN urg-
ing and sustaining it. Rcco..ect thls vo-
tiers.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-10-06
szig Authority.

Gen Iaylor isa military man merely. Hrbs'er.
Oar country had better be visited by war, pesti-
lence and famine, than mere military chieitain
saood he elected President Cloy
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-10-06
TIE DlMDCRATIr rtrC,,--n-

OF The toxin ol >outbpor are REQUESTED - 80.
TIC White >chooi House on Saturday The ~ ;,s,
at clock p NJ Tor tho purpose Of eIec,,n,, .
delegates 10 represent said town in Count, co.,,
Ion on luesoay The 10th inst. a, ii q clock 4 NJ
d. hel'oss Corners. BY order OF he town com.
''', Soa,bao-, ~. d WALKER, Chairman.