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ADJUSTMENTS.
Ri-h Trsat fn Lovers a. uase
A JUVENILE CONCERT

y ~ x NILE COAsNAAA
WILL BIZ GIVEN fr lH. Ale" 81. ~ = Church On
w hosisy svrnas rex 1r me tezedi oi to- Mariners
a = Churth. EEsrcisef CD r-aas e. II 4c.ocf
rckafs IS crdua uarer 10 Yeas IA crrts-s8d
LAY oaftin-d 20 tha Meth sf .cet-reo-, 60 Msher
"a. g.. rsfr "a hsrtftrrs, Ts Blrsfg "a forfsfssrs
.l2 Boaary. A. fssclcks brCksors, go 0rsne't Mis-
gfo~u lsxt soof a he church a. ne ofssA stss or
a. thr f.o- er ths evening 60 TO fHere.fss-
fit rlIea Concert, ana Ter th- te1sai II re
Manners Church 1uutsf N the S1hisy Sch 80 In th o
civ have krt untesftc 90 sd in ~ sNtrcss, By
.lsr chaca pieces sfoken or surs A. ihsr sfs
e. s5rauaas; 40. Pref kusssl ana y. psmsrest
hsvs knsy ofsrsa 70 irzh for NJ 2se4slsn a osr o.
their J1rsr SINGER, sad s1zs ~ usr thcee tna most
ai.-ssuag Soos Dusfs sz Chsrutss fas exercises viii
- ofts- fnott assrssiius character .....,.-,
uir6 lus- hNb,itu
MECHANICS HALL. ~. hrosa~ay, oet~ eea
lftarsrt AMI Br enc So - ntaY. Nay p, snf every
1fgtf fgrirr fhs u-sek. tle orfgInsl
CHRISTY'S r8INSTRELs,
whofs Concerts during she T4st >sFss No>rh nave
.8ll received ith sush csansashet psfouase s1d IN
sxsmped success repeatedly announce thsi tney
all continue erofiensi snd n.mtsoe entertainments
svrry svrniuF urtil father notice
Admission p csuu Doors oPsa st 7-Coreeu viii
rcmwere- SO
A rtEes sll ID iresfcr-G r. CHsfsTY.
re- For th- sccomuldst1n OF families tseg vii sve
a. sf.erucon Concert every saturday
Doors nr-H e. L--rHrrr1ar-r a. y wi I'VE
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HaiYAFE SCHOOL Tor hay..sl FrsnkiIa-st Ths
r~Kt term Of roe suhschsfs school beg %. ou Monday
Mtvs The 1aruhsr Of scholars 10 hnitsa to i~eaty
f-sr. NAV be bed 4t the school or a. Lneksod q en-
B-o-dwsy lry6 lrl JAY GBEENOUsH.
f4rI4t. PHkA4zttfIl.rhU-s. ssf-su ,sist-
- zee he operation 90 The FILTER - ther r-sdslsa
Win ID w b purchase. viii be waitrd on eng
sent through ihe Dsps'ch Post 90 shes o. the
pisghragm Ritsr conner BIcsoway sno Lshafa,t fsa-
tive 70 purchase repair Of hisf' VII be promptly A.
tended 70. "S0
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HI'HE LIFE AND puBLlC SERVICES or IOgN
eIIHCf ADAMS sEfr President 70 f-e A.. rifsf
60 rs By acsfIrrllsH-H writer - rlrfrs steel
l.ua DERBY MILLER Co
- i.eairLW We Aurrfr. Y
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-,.,.s., n. 4ib iast By Rev DHnssn Dsassr, Mr.,
o. saIvNlsTER g Nj" ELLEN HUGO e5th u
hn q -, cbarsh. Ne~-isyeu, c. Agdi H. By Rev.
De- 90 ~. THOs d FEAsE Of New. Haven. % Mis-
pf ssss.,.p GgAHAM daughter Of chs lsie " n. ?
0,t,r - a,rn.4 bs Rev. Hr p. y Hatfield. NJ.
eeeysss OdiRE, Of New'fofk, to miss OLiA i r
Ih1g..TER al Brooklyn, j. ,,,<,,,,.
NkSsihHs.r an isst ~ Rev DR.. rotts. 0tOR6E
90 ats,i m Dr. % LYDIA. dssghtsr q ssul ALey
~ ~ .,..,tFlsias. Middlessx County n J. Apu e,
A lret,.fG Eshem, ar Aaron hJlL. 81 Gran.
BY W." W. ISABEL NACDkkMOl OF Princeton
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STRAW DoNNETS sc

4 H HARLEY respectfully INFORMS ihe is1tss that -
- selling hi. spir8dif stock NJ Ladies' sd Misses
Straw roSsrs at g-sfT rsd1~ef prices I1st recsVed
,l.sf rrsIrful sstlrru-nt 20 fSENlH LAcs HoSSErs
sl1. CHiNs PsARi. GtSEyCsE, JLssY LIND. Bsysstls.
tHnN hssIps. 0OHuae. kuCcH AND khAuY. lrALtsH
nuSsrAsLr. beside ssery other Description oi b1lrri.
Lti-s ishirg Bcuuefs sud rrfrlurgs Ia aslI 20
call aid sxsmIn8. j. a. HARLEY. So hs.Iun-l-us
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MONEY To IOAN.-U O ONDERpONh, Of So
lFtts-st l. usually has on hand o. can procure from
fsfnss aod others bic vlsnIy. moderate sums Of mon
70 tbo.s who CO.. furuish good security tic can sgsi'
b. In New Ysrk WsdnesdsJs from II Until Z NJ
~ Is N.s..g.-f mys De-
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BOOK TRADE.
RAILWATs. LOCOMOTIVES,

SsTFAH EsuINt- kr-U AfrLtION E. Co q
= 8ra.r set hsrr ..a-rtT .Iursrfsl
Esu-.r pr.-uce. slI.-sfilr ri rHfk.-r .I.ls s1t
rrsrrrsi f-lsf cf tssras c- n ~ r-a rfss u tr.
MOI e. -t-.r.r FnE-ssrts rl - C.. f.--s, Civil Fuf.
ns-r fr.t. f.r-ss..r. t-at ei Pitirs. frc- sss-
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Ta- Prret.es RslusF 20 slreif Etlup.s ef fls He-
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Raiser ar.r.ftt.l -I.---.aI tfl1eIr I'D f-ac-
tos Ua- f fIr DBL las s- 90 s''i'.s -n-.l e. s.r.s
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a.. 4 CHAMBERLAIN Aaeuon7ef. 49,
Dy WIN. MADDkN.-Stors, spfuesst-bibefai
I'D advances nads on Goods sonsisuea tot private sale
r "a >. ,old Al suston Outdosr sae. sArefuy attended
10 ..s repeatedly snsitsd Frorirt rrtpfSs made
SATURDAY. May q, a. 10 O'Clock. n spiueesI
sscusp-nAND FUkNtTURs. Ae. sumprising general
assortment OF mahogany ana pisin bureaus ~nmsnas
ch. div.n, sofSs bed.teAd. beds sna bedding ehsis
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ton-ry establishment, viz; msrne slabs, nest ds~ers
couaters sas, cares copper Settles brass 'eAes ana
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t4 The Reformed Frotcstant Dutch thurch,
cnruer of Stzutou sd farfYth 80 (tev JoHN LLtts
Fssiofl vii BE- opened morrow, Tn isst f1r Pehie
yorshp, a. ioi mcfnirr and - eioet sfofsoos ss'
bah school every LoIds day msrnug Ana ATE noes a.
The aaual hruf. mNt IL
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a MEAN DOCTOR.
IAN DIE.

mend end rrs.or.bs DR. T1wasend'i sAssAPAsILLA-
Hare AZ exception he would much rather have the
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LIRE a MIRACLE.

Your o1sdisn., humble servant,
ROBERT STEVENS
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rrIu POPULAR LIBRARY

or AMUSEMENT AND iNsrsUCrioN-A'sris' Of
O.msi volume. By ih- most approved writers 90 tn-
finest psp.r sd yr. rofssy s''itsa fon lhs OIL 81
r,ls...so.,rIG CiaFmsn. 70 BE- psbisasd Oh; ar't
Of sv,rg month
SOW FsApf. ArwnEs one,
CONTAINING TIE REDBREASr.
from, the C-rrus a. Of Christopher Nln sfhmi1-
pro- tn cents. with sFtt fine illostr-tets frC Chap
u.n's oss'gus- ~" y DSNiDf -, = ri,or,t
my4 sis ~
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asfArURE aLaAsAc.---.-Tuis DAY.
rpf su~ Tar zoos. FULL SO
s,4 s'f ssss.....8 50 Sets 10 a Eve ...ll u
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-INFAR07s NaNN0TH TAN0RsNt 1F %
MISSISSIPPI RIYER

utNgARnfs MAMMOTH rANORsnt % TVS
MISSISSIPPI RIVER
TGE Lsastsr rafRrfHf ~ rhE NUA-ni
DAINFED On fhREE MILES ~ CANVAS az.
tihitngs view o. sounry % miles Ia isrsih sEtsss.
~ frou tbs mouth ~ tr. hsour RIVER CD ne City 81
T--Or-ass SAD rsscEag ten dagsssf 10 attitude
BEING TIE LARGEST PAINTING ~ Tx WORLD
1lsr rvcr7 evening lsurdays excepted e. ths NV
PANORAMA BUILDING IA krosdwsy. adjoining Ni5lot
srren. AGnEsiCn s0 oeati, children hNf price. Tra
Farnrerns Ti a0unsrcs loviag A. q oellct rrscirsy
Aferuoop exhibitions On Wrdaescsys sEd Saturdays a.
ir.sl1rk OH hisua
,lyHE COLE EXHIBITION ~ he Rooms Of the
American Art-union. 4q7 Brosdwsy. viii positively
close ou The evening Of Thursday May DO. A5mitt,n's
. cents season tickets 80 cents ry5 tmyl4s
pARNUNI@ ANIHRICAN NU~RUN.-P. 7.
ID BARNUH Pro0u-t1r-F HITCHCOCK. hansgsr-
and d performances this afternoon o. 81 o'clock and
ths sgenogat quarter before The last wonder OF the
world the Giant Biby only i6m0ufhs cd, weighing nirey
pounds haEuh;eut ID solving Views hrd dazslnsly
brilliant Chr1uatrope. Crest Nesi-rn, th- Yankee Prot
Todd en- th. Accordion. Mra hurhuL Mss Noble, Mrs
Nlrel Jue1. or Jsluss Hall, comis singer Ars
Pehys spsoda wax StatusrF. Ma Rockwell. tnr tamou,
fortune Teller. may be privately consulted az sn eNrs
.nsrge OF - Costs Adrisloa to che whos, nelufice
Huseuu performance, 10 Is cents; children under 10
T-rs Of ss- and old snoogh 80 walk slors 4f csats Re-
ssrved f-orf sesis one shi .ins esch @ztrt myt
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JAn1ES BECK & co

EEANE JUST hFltlA I'D. .fd f1er fr- sale chssn =
large ard veil selected s'osk 0 Lil-u Goods cons ST
Ing IN rsrtCi
Ir-a. sco,ca and BsrrsIov aheatingf. ali widths.
Piiloy-css- 500 shirting Lin-ns.
luil. siotch -ud Bsrns.-Y Table Dsmask
Tsh'e-eOths. SIT f-k-s
Table NAPKINS. D1tiies Towels, ke
Mus inc Ut every cescrp fI0n.
h1s'ery Of every d-sC-iDtIHa-
J. A co would respectfully invite huyers n iusu
foofs examine the shove goods they much h-'w
fh- usual prices ffny4 fHgIf-.d+f .5j BROADWAY
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'y wur az NIGHTS.

rrrs- pr-pr'fs4rp-Tr E-~- Ylft ~ fUfGF
lSr1rt-4rp = go N 81. H GaEHAM CO Ri
F6RD 90 N LOsS B. sROrHER- md s3d 81
~. g1.t,,r,.. a.y5 8.
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Tr7r 1reT DoOK ONpA2Is-

nLD n SE tN Few bOtt Lh7 %. 'ss-4 aoart Of
- 80. y ssd .-rsirg b0. f lrrtea biff.
Tbar. IL sf oas- ia ~ wnsre s1ustrIrg agreeable
d. 40 or Hsrfasi sso t1s rssdsr I'M f1s cteerfsss
n l-~rr. New Nerd
iRsrlsrk,tls fr ifs INTEL gs1l, acslr.s snd vifii
rortrsirgrs Of rn.n and thuss ia ia Fr.Heh capital
Commercial
PubH.b.dhv G. g. FRANCIS a. 60
NC stae-. - srsAdWsy.
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xgg. =. =. SNOW, t1c1 profsne ~lcs,o, tilue1 ~
flltrar whose days q come. wen inqlliy ms nAts
L. .-s Trgs s.. "a fh- Lord Gods Remove me oisorm
40 t,k. T the crown ibis srau not De- tno ,,ue .AN'
tf- thsr i a ard snase bin inst Dol an In.u az ~
s -uffv n thv blood hist thou hssf s1ed moe l.l
BE- .sr s-a those thar be Ter from the- 'hs moeN nee
gsl.f.I.e Prorhs long %. sad ths 'e1~ - el'ns
e.rlrs FnrsndJ Well be- hss ctme 20 n-af - thi- r.
- be % ~ othsr tnnss Oh proPh,sied Of ore that
80 - --. d. d.. 80 I-r mYn lt-
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JP MONTGOMERY. Auetioneer.
OWL ID. IsGhR-OII. g. GO. store 2l2 fe1l'
I'D ct. on Wednesday, May 10, At To O'Clock A. NJ boos
Shoe. snd Brogsnon0 cases boots, shoes ana oicsan
comprising d,sirAbis assortment OF fresh and Sea
sonabe go0d. direct from ths manuacture adapted &c
ths Northern, Western, southern and eity trade, .
AT PgtyATs hALs-J. ID. l. A co. srs constantly 70
oeving from the manufacturers great variety OF new
and fresh stock which hey selling At private sale O.
auction prices, consisting In part of
ltO cases mems prime thick boots
90 cases mems prime BIZ and cali boots
20 cases women's fine hid slippers
leo caxss womens leather slippers snd busrns
200 Gaze. shildrens ssfOrted boots
10 cases mems No. palm leaf hats.
- eases mems blsst sDd white wool bah. myb
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pN X. 4. kE,P, AusuOnssr
ID Thts DAY, Mays.
A. 10 o'clock, at sales Room. ~ Broadway, opposite

H. JOHNSON. Auctonoer
BOOTS AND ~HOK--By A ID. GALE. Store NJ
- Poaflt TUESDAY May D. A. 4 o'clock " 800 eases
Bsots shoes, Brogans, 40 comprising general esof'-
meat 81 spteG 10 the season
B-tonstsntly on hand stock Of the above At pri-
yats ,Als Al the low cash prices myh 3us
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DINI-IC ADMINI~TRATOH' OFFICE, \

= aas..a-sr N1ucs 70 hereby -ie-u io t1- ~ W
s-f Ie4t n tfr ~ FANNY sDUrHWlCk, o.1srgs
es lee ELLIOT. cfhsrwFe aed FI7E. lie N tho q =
n Naa-rsrk boarding house Keeper d-cassad std 81
irarge1 t1 have dec nt-sfstr iHsf s1a apply t9 %
Surr0aa.s o. ihs County of r-r fofE Tor L-itsfs o
hdmfn.rrstln upon F e4tafs of the SAD int-t1ts, %
teln dsy Of Ju-- assE a. Ten ososs in me 2rsn9oa
Deed fs-- forr. NsF 8, ,sf
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fNHE OLD COUNTRY NAN nswspaprr n-slHs
! Teen pufehassd by = MOODY. who has conducted
tie sdfoz department siuc7 October lssl, t has been
f.ud imtossibs 10 Issue the number fQr ne pr-srni
Raiiripgs my6 To-
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~ Rev. MIR. Archer will prsssh 81 half Pss
osock n-Nt sabbath 5ih a. the Tssd.uess o Doe
tor " lively, Sesra.h arsnsa b. .fs1a Iair'1 "a IA
and FoItisih slf nJs lf
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~ frei Bah will ssnmeuce a course a religious
teIsfs - o no. mornirs half pssf 10 ocloss ~ the
pses ~ SefssiP o. he Fint New Jsrssflem Society.
Snr, o. r .l"ay AID Leon srist DO continued tverf
sso-,e MOI et uil farther Subjsst
" The Christian Ministry ms6 ia
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ENufihE BOI-aih CO. haNs9 kANGbs-
T. Tie advantage q rus RAJ cts~rs csu b. rr-d
iF perceived by examination. sac certainty a-F1-cl,e'
81 svinr % frsi ID possesses lh- usri- of having ~
oven anr chamber sl-sYs cnaIg-d r1h pure Dol
ar fnparnx The same flavor TO m-as cooked therein Al
rl.rfsd b- lr ire Plt up m Ell css-s under spssn
-. thst tl-y sill opersrr wh satsael1 Fcor s1le DI
HlCkOk g. co - Waterst
s-f foi-a-f or a. Brotd@ag, opposite B0u1-si
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49, 0PPO-lgiOS BOAT FOh ALBANY
Es-SIr-~-1s RECT -K.sUlsf csSs, Tuesday, Thors-
k1%<
-- a. sna saturday TIE eelebraJed steam
ba.t JAMES MADISON Capt. ss.on Sil leave The
.f,.5ost pos o. " Robiuson-sLf n Is kNFhiNO ats
eet P6r passage or FREE ght apply tosfd tho boat
=, a. GgO rrAeLFY A. Once fpot n Robinson st
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2eDer! QeDer 4! 2eDer Il!

81. s.. 2pcber
6at 70 ebsn erbalten BON 0leRporfer Serbern
Die feb6nlte &Ot BON rosbem Sobl<sosr, bas
jemaIe uatb 9teapins 9ebra6t wprosn. Der
Stcf heItcbt aus
5000 pfo Ucmitsitsn rotbsn SOblleter
1000 IN Baltimore 9eaertt Sranifcb
6arnCB, 3aums, NeinhcnE, Oter RaIb Ssl'
len, Sips &C., nctit elmer Ssrfcbieoenbsit BON
SOffellnn S6aafeIIet 5lrl6fellen, etweis
nsfcllen II. N.
Sa r0rros,
SCttcbenc aus Stiefc Wcroceo fur W1dns
ner, unQcprc6tc Gtrsits, Sip uno franl60Ite
GinfaITnnaen fir Sraurn; r6tbibe hinimae,
aelt, melf unn Gtbwar3s9e9erbt, oper Shaafs
6dutsn nit Der 1BoI!s.
Sbub: 2ueitoffrungen uno Sbub=
NADER rDerf3euge,
Icl6e ale Drdtbc, Olaasl, prse, Sdmmsr.
AbIr OleFcr. SticfclholSer, $rifcn, Snefel.
SItfs, 8rimp 8retter, GhubsSISfe, &c.
nrtit iceem 2trtifCl I'M Shnbmacbr.Satbe,
mas oIIe icbr nOblfsl Ucrfanft miro an psns
8aararr Strbr, GshiIo sum "Solpnen $eis
ten" 0iC. 28. Der pctsOffee aeasniiber.
GFNra9e fir schCr's $sber. Gtobr.
Neapins, Sanuar d. l848. 6SDa
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$68,2l0 36a
ON bic Qbtbaren, bic Mdter Der @ourt RON
SommOn pleas, BON SertS @auntp:

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nuar l847, bis 81. 9eeembsr pslRlbsn Sabrs,
becs Sage mitein9slbIcfTsn, fOr9fdItia burbfss
ben unS beribtAt baben, unb cine Silans in
cdnbsn bsS Shosnsiifer6 sefunosn, Die sr Der
&ountD Ssrfs fhucst BON Lose Sbaler %
@entS.-SsRu9sn e6 unfsr llntsrfbriftsn pes
fen 22fsn Sonuar u. 9. 1949.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

New Orleans, Nov IL, 1913.
SIR. The package herewith contains the saw, mouth,
and part of the backbone of female fish, which
taken by in July, 1886, at reef which lies in
southwest and south OF the Mississippi
river II first enclosed in seine, (whie hauling for
edish,) which she took away with her. and up the
bay about half mile, when finding the shoalng
she turned suddenly and made for 1t is sup
posed that the seine blinded her, it very much
tangled about her and head and she struck with such
force the extreme point of the reef that she part
OF water and could get off She then shot in the
head with large rife it took three shots to kill her
She measured 81 feet inches in length, and feet 9
inches in direct line from fin to fin the back
There taken from her five red fish, three sheep
head, and large drum isl-the latter weighing
30 lbs which had been caught that morning, besides
three barrels of other fish, partly digesed
Her liver tried out, and filled pork barrel with pure
oil.
There bags, of about the size OF Liverpool
salt-sacks filled with spawn, or eggs The with
the is a specimen. In drying it shrunk about hall
of its original size. The color was bright yellow.
Very respectfully, your most obedient servant,
GEO. B. BOWDITCH.
To Brevet Lieut.. Col. W. TuRNHuIL, New Orleans.
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CABINET making Is active IN lS45 II in 1910
Gen. Taylor has ample field of selection as Gen Har-
rison had Mr. Cntiendens name figures among almost
every cast OF characters that have seen-sometmes
as Secretary oil State, and sometimes Attorney Gen
eral MI Clayton seems TO be the next fayore. None
Of the leading wings be forgotten The last Rich
mond Republican has two nominations from its cor
respondents for the cabinet One prefers Mr. Rves as
Secretary OF State Another names M John Mr. More
head, OF North Carolina for the Navy Department This
gentleman was presidentof the wing convention at Phila
delphia
The following is the cabinet made up for Gen TAYLOR
by one OF his earliest friends, the New York Mirror
Cruenden OF Kentucky, Secretary of State.
Evans oil Maine, Secretary of the Treasury.
King oil Georgia, Secretary of the Navy
Bell OF Tennessee, Secretary of War.
Granger OF New York, Postmaster General.
Choate OF Massachusetts, Attorney Gre neral.
This east OF the cabinet is in respect contrary TO
the general rule for its composition. Messrs Evans and
Choate are both from New England Mr. Granger, too,
has publicly declined the honor of seat at the cabinet
board
Major Noah has tried his experienced hand in CON-
posing cabinet, which runs thus:
The Postmaster General may be offered Truman Smith
cabinet will be composed of Clayton, Crtenden, Evans
Davis, and King The East the middle States the South
the West, and the southwest will all be represented
Clay will represent the mercantile interests Evans the
manufacturers; Crittenden the farming and King and
Davis the planting interests.
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Periodicals..

We acknowledge the receipt Grom Mr.. Leonard Scott
of New York, the enterprisng publisher of the Ameri-
can edon) of the last numbers of the Edinburgh and
Westminster Reviews, and of Blackwoods Magazine for
November. These standard works are now unusually
rich and varied in their contents The articles in the
Quaeries devoted to the present condition of the Eu-
ropean States, are highly instructive and valuable We
know of hardly any other form in which an equal
amount of and useful reading be obtained at so
cheap rate. We observe that the publisher has made
arrangements to receive early sheets of Black WOOD
that the reprint appears almost simultaneously with
the original publication in Edinburgh 1t is an enterprise
every way deserving OF the signal success which indeed
it has already in great measure obtained
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At the OdeOn.
Ru &. w. TELLER. -4McitOneer.

INTENSIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF SUPE-
T. furniture, French and English China, crockery
and glassware, bronzed and japanned goods cutlery pla-
ted and aIbatta ware, lamps and girandoes, looking
Der ncng 10 o'clock, shall sell at the Odeon,
corner Al Pennsy avenue, very extern
collection of desirable housekeeping articles consist
ing, in part, of the following, viz: -.
Mahogany and walnut sofas
Marble top, sofa, and centre tables
Mahogany lounges
DO divans
Do walnut. and ape high and French bedsteads
Do dressing bureaus
Do wardrobes
Do chairs
Walnut and maple chairs
Mahogany, walnut and maple rockers
Marbie-top pier tables and washstands ..
Mahogany and ron-bronzed hal racks
Soa-bedsteads, looking glasses
French and English China, dinner dessert and tea sets
Ivory table cutlery, in sets OF 81 pieces
English and American Britannia in sets and detached
Toilet sets
large assortment of glassware
Bonzed candelabras sss
Umbrella stands and fire standards
Plated caDdesticks, castors and shutters and trays
Plated walters leafs, salvers, and cake baskets
Rich Gothic tea-trays, in sets and detached u
Aibatia tea table, and dessert spoons and forks
Solar lamps, hall lamps 4t .aau
great variety girandoes clocks and coffee urns.
chatting Dishes boilers French china and other mantel
and table ornaments, fancy articles &c.
do not dee necessary to particniarize all The goods
consigned for the above sale but simply to state that
larger collections presenting great variety useful and
ornamental articles has been offered at auction in
and the public assured that they free
from limit, and will be sold positively without
The goods will be arranged for examination on Thurs
day, the Both instant The ladies particularly invited
attend. Terms at sale. G. w. BOTELER,
Nov 29-difts Auctoneer
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The Expedition to Santa Fee,

tmay be OF importance to the relatives and friends
of the officers and soldiers who marched from Monterey,
Mexico, in July last, under the command of Colonel
Washington, to learn that that portion of the troops
which destined for Santa Fe reached that place on
the 10th of October, in fine health and spirits This in
formation communicated in letter from an officer of
the medical staff, who accompanied the troops, to his
friend in this city No official information of the arrival
OF the troops has yet reached the War Department