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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15
WESTERN PASSAGE COMPANY.
IT. ANEW DIRK, for tho pur fxa~---UT5TrIh
a<ayss$ts=s57 pose ofmee,ing the just de-

n
EzlSn2Ss1s,e153 pose Of met citing the just de-
n4ancs Ct the public, In the
want Of safe, cheap and comfortabs eonysysace a
emisran;s and other persons wishing passage Ns
and North and siso relieve themselves from the odium
Of frauds heretofore prsctced and prevent tho Same N
faureo 10 the carrier moderate pensatton,
aud TO tho traveller safety against i'm postio prop
etoFs OF prne upoa canals have estaoishee
the above Company which under their Immediate este.
or OF agents Of character aud ability
The Company propose mailing very low pricss-to pab-
case AT points on the route the nsmss OF rsspon
sbs parties will be given who will b seeouosole say
wrongs and will and satisfy al la,t plants
Prices and the Of all parties VIII DC gwen ~ soon
prices received from the Lakes Ne In the mesu.
time the Western Passage Company viii furnish bosts ct
Buffalo at s. each and extra luggage 7oc per 100 bs. to
20 forward on The opening Of the canals and they wish
20 beyond Buffalo they sha 90 q the lowest rate OF
fare when the canal IL open
be furnished free until the canal isopen for
furniture Of pssssosers going BY us-PrneipL Once, No
ISL Csdar.C Refer 20 X. N. HOLT,
ali 2v President Board Of Forw arders.
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GALE OF STATE srOCKs.-BANK NOTICE.

YALE OF STATE srOCKs.-BANK NOTICE.
- -Allss Bank Of New YORK Conuol.r,s OAee.
ssss Depsrtnsnt Albany, April IL. lSts The AL"
Bank Of New York" OF els mer. Chautsuaue County,
having failed to redeem the circulating notes delivered BY
the Controller TO s.id Bsnk, aud put 10 circulation by
~ sfeqared BY the act entitled act 10 suhoiiEe the
oesoe" OF baking passed April ls SSS and the sese-
raj acts supplementary thereto Notes Is therefore here
BY yoa that the following New York Stats stocks held
By the Controller part security for the circulating
notes OF sad osas will be sold at public suction the
day the 9oth dsy Of April lsts ct IL osloet NJ; viz:
N fork State per cent stock, red In 1852 sl0Oo 90
30 DO 1855 200 90
DO DO 1855, i,ss n
els r0tA WILLARD RILLhoRE. cosssoilsr
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nIRRCTION FOR PILOTS.-vessels subj,

hIRKCT1ON FUH FLU TS.- Fesseh suuJeor %
~ Visitation by the Health Offcer-Every vessel from
foreign port having and eveIy vessel having
had her passage, any case Of Small Pox, or nfee
tioas or contagious disesse-arrviDs at any time All
vessels any port IN the ordinary passage from which
they must pass south Of Cape Henopen-afTiying be-
tween the 3t day Of May and the 10th day OF October
Aud all vessels from any psce Including islands, In Asia
Africa or the Mediterranean, or from any Of the West
India Bahams, Bermuda, or Western Islands, or from
spy plaza Ia America in the ordinary passage from which
they pass south OF GeorgsarTving between the l day
OF April and the lst day Of November.
al i'm ALEX e WHITING Health Ofirsr
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DRY GOODS.

~ r. HARRIS, 10 Exehsng.-rlaee on,rs for sale
-. Brown sheetDsi srd shiniSp, ~ snd ~ VICE OF
Bsscbs4 shirtips. sos she.tiuss 81. - 81 81, lo4
IS, and 80 vide, q various vel snoTn .iye,o
medium cloth, and 81 various patterns
900 cases Indigo Bloc, Orsnse snd Nhite rrin"-On
fac and med um cloths o. vsrioo, and n.~ patterns
100 cases MsrDo Cssimeres Of various q1siues en-
CoIossd Drills. ofths oh STARK Mills manufacture,
DO Dosskins Of different vuslitiea
DO Csmbrics 90 90
DO Papsr Csmbriss, assorted q9siitiss-
White Canton Flsonels
Black tWilled Vest Pzdcinfs -.
Cotton Yarn low priced Pint Cloth. & &e mlosoda
NIERINO CAs-InERE--of various qualities
ms ''' anu CT HARRIS, 50 EIehsps-pl.es.
LINE BROWN -HEETING.-Vsry hsHd'o9s'
1or.,s BY c 2 HARRIS. 20 EIehsoss pl,es n3l
DIE DRILL--ln s.o,s sad Tor sac y
LINE COLORED JEANs-Msoafsetarse y ne
Yorr sGd LaeOnia aI al bleseheo co ore for sale D
MA c p HARRIS Exchaose-pl.ee.
DLRACHRD DRILLs-so Ease. from st9rs a.l'
ID io'..lsb BY Ia q NESslrH 4 CO. 81 ( y rln-,t.
STAHK -HEtTiNG--7so. bales STARK Mills bor'~n
az se''''1s' '-'' ''' SEsMiH Eco 81 yio.-.t.
DANTALOON sTUFRs-5 cases bright so.0r'' this
az. pfs' ''''''''' \ sSEsalfH co 50 L 81 Pi0s.t.
DKOwN COTTONs-2oo bales southwieh "a brown
100 bale. Eagle Mil. B - brown shsstips.
50 DO Equitsble and EsssyiIe ~ ororn shee''
ios.
l70 do ROciinshsrn and Pslo Alto brown sheetingf
IS do Dorchester ara Hope - and 50 ia 90.
$50 DO Berwick and Wsr~iek 81 inch DO
40 90 james sod Ledbgry 81 inch 20
for sale BY lssl NE'MlTd CO 50 And q Pins-.t
xVAETHAM COTTON--eo case. wstnsm
w bsAc1e do Wa than pilow Case ble4ened ~ 20
w.lihsm si.ached 20 d. w.lthsm X eee,l-o, s. DO
Wsrb.n r bleacbed 10 bales Wslthsm brown, 20 90
W.thsm brown, Is do VS. ltham brown, for sac %
s. HEs1iTH 81 co 50 and 81 Pinsst
ExPORT GOOD--25o gsca.sss brown ana bl.ached
r. cttob. suitable for the Mexican and South Ameri'
csn markets For,sehy
AZ NEsNITH co. 50 snd 81 Pine-.t
VJAsO>VILLE BLEACHED GOOD.-50 cases
wi Of N. VARIOUS widths manufactures by M-sonv 70
Ia 81 sid 81 PiDe-st.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


DY ORDER OF P. Sheldon Root County Judge Of the
DCounty OF Oneida, Notice is hereby given thai an az
tachment has issued against the estate Of THOMAS
DUDGEON esa nonresident debtor and that the same
will be sold for the payment OF his debts unless he appear
and discharge such attachment according 10 law within
nine months from the first pubeA Of this notice and
that the payment any debts due him BY residents Of
this State sBd the delivery to him for bis use OF
property within this STATE belonging to him. and the
transfer Of such property by him. forbidden BY
Law snd are yoid.-Dsted Utica, January IS; lsl3
KIRKLAND BACON
~ lawsm Atrys for Attaching Creditor.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate of th-
j County of N-wYork Notice is hereby zyen TO all per
sons having claims against SARAH CURTIS late OF the
City e S-wYoTk, widow deceased 70 present the
with the vouchers thereof the subscribers at the office
OF Phileus H. Holt No. go trontstreet in the City Of
York on before the sixteenth day OF August next
Dated New York the tenth day Of February, l8is.
VIM. H. CURTIS,
PETER ANDERSON,
I2f 1swem' PHlLETUs II. HOLT,
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate of
iCounty Of Orange and according TO law notice hereby
given 70 all persons having any claims against IhoMAs
HYATT ate Of the town Of ewWindsor, In said conn
ty deceased h.t they are requested TO exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber executor OF
the last will aud testament OF the said deceased at his
place Of transaction Of bushes" No % Wooser-'t IN
New York CITY before the 18th day Of July next
Dated January ls, 1913. JAMES DUsENBERRY,
j@2 law6m' Executor, Sc.
IN PURSUANCE of az order Of the Surrogate Of the
sons having claims against JOHN HANCE, late Of the
City Of NewYork, merchant deceased, to present the
Office Of W C. Levsridgs. No l45 Cheuy-sreet in the
City OF NewYork. the nineteenth day Of August next
Dated New-York the eleventh day Of February, 1913.
WILLIAM HANCE, lr~..,,ox.
I2f faw6m. BENJAMIN y COOK,
IN PURSUANCE Of On order Of the Surrogate OF the
.an D1 s.Tu o. . sssns
late Of the City Of NewYork deseased TO present the
same with the vouchers thereof 10 the Subscribers at the
Office Of s. Hasted. No. Il Johnst In he City Of New
York before the seventh dsyof June next-Dated
Nsw-York, the third day OF December, 1871.
sGHg RIs q. HALsTED, Executors
IN PURSUANCE Of su order Of the Surrogate OF the
County of NewYork, notice is hereby given to all
sons having claims against MARY LYNCH. late Of the
City Of NewYork deceased TO present the with the
voucher, thereof TO the subscriber At his Office No. 4lS
Monroe-st in the City OF New-York, or before the
eighth day Of May next-Dated NewYors the fourth day
Of NOvem'r. l847 mis- iaw6m' WILLIAM SCOTT, tx.
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An Accession TO the American Navy.

A letter pu blshed in the Courier Francois, says
that the Prince de Joinville. when at Gibraltar.
babe adieu to one of his officers, saying " You
will soon see me lieutenant on board OF an Amer.
lean frgate. throwing few shot into some of
these craft" pointing to British feet at anchor
in the bay Bost. Atlas Cor.
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r.. uz.z4Eezx1 ELIZABETHTOWN AND
- soMERviLLE RAiLROAD-kelsll

during tho past season with heavy
Raii-WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Leave BY N. j.
Railroad, foot of Cortland Ct at AN and r N. Leave
BY steamboat from Pier North River ct l0t osost n.
(ffsisbt ,rsinD apd 81 O'Clock Pm
FOR EAsTON, Wihssbsrre, Maueh Chunk, Pa ss
Leave BY the morning line BY Railroad ror sests apply
y a u nOPE- Aersh.rts. Hot.l ~ Cortl.sc-st ~
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~U- AOPRNING or THE s%~-UyrurS
rkSposS1NP ENNsYLNANIA ca tfSsa37(a =

-
NAL flr 1913 -Binghsm's
Line TO Pittsburg underss ned would respectfully
Inform Western hppers thst the first Of March, nsv
cation will be resumed for the TO Pits
burzh via the Pennsy ysns Canals and Railroads Goods
marked for this Line will b. forwarded with great dis
patch and st Inc lowest No commissions
other charges for forwarding goods from Pittsburgh
sular line Of steam Packets leave Pittsburgh daily At 10
O'Clock A. NJ for Cine nnat Louisville, St. Louis. Marx
pscksses-Bins CHAINS Line, via Canal
26f Il WIN. TYSON, Agent. 10 West-st ". Y.
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CORPORATION NOTICES


DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No.
Observation-Disclosures Is hereby given % the rels-
lives and next Of kin Of FREDERICK DEVEAUX, late
Of the City VI NegYork -weer deceased, and who is
ALLEGED TO have died intssate and shall apply 10 the
Surrogate Of the County Of New letters Of id min
israOn upon The estate Of the said nesste the IA
day OF April next az 10 O'Clock in the
New YORK, March z, 1913. JAMES 3. THAYER,
m2Z 2awiw Public Administrator.
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No
Nsssaus-Sotiee Is hereby gwen 70 ne atlyes and
next Of kn Of LEWIS M. HANKINSON, late Of the City
OF New-1ork, merchant, ceceased, and who 10 alleged u
have died shall apply 10 the SURROGATE of thu
County Of NeEYork for Letters sf Administration upon
the estate Of the said intessto the 9Th day OF MAY
ne4t, e. ten O'Clock 10 he fofenoon-Dsted New Yors,
April ), 1913. JAMES g. THAYER
- 2AWfS Public Administrator.
pUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No.
Nssss1sirsst-Nouce Is hereby siven, TO tho Ies'
tses and nett Of ain Of STATIRA GIBBS Of City
Of New-Yofk widow deceaIed and who alleged to have
died nsstste that shall apply tho suIforste OF the
Cfy and County Of Newfork, for letter. Of Administs
ton Spoa toe estate Of the said nsstse on the Log daJ
Of May next az ten ocloek In tho forenoon Dated New
York. April |, ls42.
l 2sW4w JAMES 8. THAYER, Fable Admiaisussor.
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" Bowery aud le4t Ruton.,-Ths subscribers, deter
mined to establish the above fact will offer the following
articles, wboesls and retail 81 prices ~ per cent lower
any other sblishment In the city French and
American Pspef Hsnsngs aud Window shades, suitable
for psrlo bed halls stores 40 Window Cornice',
Pins Bands Lace and Embroidered CuTtzins, Drapory
Muslin also manufacturers Of Galvanized spring, pure
hair and other Mattresses Festner Beds Pillows, &c,
with every article In the Uoholst.ry line
A. NJ d r DAVIES, UpholsereD,
as Inns 1914 Fulton and 2n BOvery
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MUSIC. LETTER,

AND PAMPHLET PRES ERVER.-Thi' folio IS de-
"A sped for tte fling Of music, letters, pamphlets and
newspapers instead Of the ordinary mode Of hpe letters
10 scrsp.books Its constrDcied-by means OF back
secured by wirehat zach Letter sheet Of music
ned ia with care and secured perfectly when bound
And az Iudex for the nsrs % letters from whom recev
81 and the names Of pieces Of mu,ic contained within
eau be referred to- snd be made from the hst piece.
10 the end Of the volume Vhen full they be slipped
And then commeuce new series They prevent the
piece. from being torn soiled lost They are
bound 10 neat and durable style NJ toI inc Psfloi VI
nountpsLouse Manufactured only by
J. r. CHEESMAN, Boob binder s. Gold Ct n T.
Cooley Reese Hill, Agents lsl Broadway, cor peyst
mol u
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1ucles formerly kpown Wi and Scalps, pnor TO the
late i'm provsments Of RlDGWAY, are nov known only
by the above title owing their strictly natural appear
and srtiscA tout ensemble causing them 70 be the
most desirable article next TO nsura head OF hair To
be had only Of CHARLES RID0WAY, practical Hair
cutter aud Wismaser no Broadway Maiden lane,
stairs Call and them B-PTvste rooms for sitting
and trying on Wigs &c Closed on Sundays Al i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

WINDOW SHADES.
DREIIUM DEror IS ChAtham-sL-Gfsst bargains Tor
merchants aad dealers Shades In oil eoors from 62t
cents per pair and Trimmings Of every desert ption
so FOR % hs Prsam Shades for which the first d.
pom. awarded 20 the la.e proprietor Of this estab
l.hm.ut 81 the last Fair Of the American Institute
ais 3lecds 6UIOS L FERRIS,
Successors to H T. Webb de,es,eo importers and nan
uf.eiar-r., wholesale snd retail. IS Chstbsm-st.
ICE FOR SALE.
50 Tons OF lee for Sale.
AT HUDSON, Columbia Co. By
a Inis sw.l ksARfHUR l. SON
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SUPERINTENDENT ~ STREETS OFFICE. April IL lS46.
yDHH UNDERSIGNED REQUESTS, that com

Il plants OF Of repairs to psSem-uts In the
c.tways should be inside to the Street Commissioner
Mr. Berrisn the Of Pavementsandot the
sidewalks TO tho Street Commissioner, the Ward To-
spectors who have charge Of under the Alder
aud Assistants directions Of the respective Wsids,
prescribed by the City Ordinances CHAS. OAKLEY,
Sup.fin erdeut Of Streets ala 50
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CHAMPAGNE, PORT and Sherry Wines. for lam
Nily useSinse baskets boxes rent free OF expense
TO any part Of the city.
Chsmpagnss-Bedsck, Parry, Ne Plus Ultra, Russian
Eagle Minerva Venus, and Silery Mousseux in quartz
and pints at 81 TO sl2 per dozen.
Port Wines-Pure Juice and Old London Dock, In wood
demijohns and cases.
Peann and Pale sod Browns from Is cts 70 IS per gs.
Ion, in wood and glass
Msdeiras Of dferen brends.
french Wines-C.os Vousent, Chsmatin, Bsane, in
eases. -.
Bordeaux Claret 10 wood and cases from 81 50 10 81 50
per dozen.
Old Brandy, In denlijohns and bottles
TeasNGreen and BLACK, In and IS Id. boxes
Havana Cigsrs best quality. For sale By
ul0 eodn A X. rHOMPSON 81 besver-u
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r.. rrsaertsaH1BINGH MS EXPIRES S.
- nsSSsS sSii7l EIVE-DAY LINE FROM PHILA.

- yzS%V8v FlVE-DAY LINE FROM PHILA.
DELPHlA TO PlTTSbURGH-Ths
under sned will recsipt for merchandise Dy the above.
named fast line at tho lowest rates Goods in
tended for this line will be loaded in the OF The mail
passenger train, which leaves Philade phia
and arrives in Chsmbesburg halfway to
twelve hours Fast wagons which travel day and night,
loaded immediately upon the arrival Of ths cars and
arrive In Pittsburgh 10 -four days making hye days from
hilsdslphia and six from New York.
Mark package. Binghams Five Day Express Line
2H II WIN. TYSON, Agent, 10 West street N Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-15

NVu-Dr TRAIL Is DOW enlargng bis secommooa'
tops for patients Several additional rooms, with gym
nssium for indoor exercise will be fitted up previous &c
the first May Dr. applies this system TO both seue
and chronic generally 10 fevers Of all sinds the
Water treatment prompt ana certain Most OF the com
plants 90 common and affecting To females are speedily
and permanently relieved Children pTedisposed 70 DIS
ease from organic msormston, and young persons VINO
acquired such predsposon by erroneous habits may
be surprisingly improved and nvisorated py uoeous
physiological exercises 80 .
B. Having started the first Hydropathic Institution
in America aud having devoted several years 70 establish
the system in this city scientific basis, Dr. as
claims all connection sympathy with those Psedo-hy-
under the Of Water Cure and whenever themselves
families sick expose their Ignorance or hypoersys
nv rnnpins .f,er dor or, Of the old schools uA I'm
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xr >PEOPLF's LINZ sTEAMBOATs
sSsoR ALBANY daily, sendsys excepted.
5 CkrT,-No MoNoP

SGss.-1NOLY- Esening the for Albany through
direct ~ o'clock from the Pier foot OF
Robins fret above Barclay. Steamer RIP VAN WIN.
kLE Cspt samuel Schuyler. VIII leave on Monday. Wed
ne.day aud Friday, q, ocloskfP For passage OF
ire ght apply on board or 90 STANLEY, NJ the Of
fee the dock Tbi. boat will strive al times ia am
pie time for the Morning rrain East West Freight
taken at moderate rates
All person. are forbid trusting this boat without, writ
ord ~ from he uSO Il
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Also by agents. $50 aud 20 Bovey
" Respectable SCENTS Will be furnished on favorable
ernns addra.. nnstn,if nlm lmnad
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=, c#safas43 noUSAToSiC rC

"A - go sSS0o}R RAILROAD,
1-N1--A-The steamer NIAGA.
RA Captain J. Brooks Jr. viii leave NewYork from ths
pier Of Market street, DAILY at 81 O'Clock A NJ.
Sunday, excepted.) for BRIDGEPORT, where psssen-
take the elegant and commodous Of the Housa-
onic RsiOsd arriving State Line $500 and som M.
stage. In connection with tho Lee, Lemon,
Old Stockbrdge, Curtisytils Winsted and Norfolk Also,
10 Ltchdeld Woodbury., Dsnbury and Bethel
u No agent Of this Company IL authorized to take
charge OF Specie Bank Notes valuable papersor to
receive them for transportation on any condition
Freight received 81 the depot foot OF Markets from
clock A. NJ I'll O'Clock p NJ Positively after that
hour O. N. PERRY AGENT Once on the Pier
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- TO LITTLE long store sod three-s DRY house,
81 corner # Wsyerly Place and Sixth Avenue, wei
situated for grocery dry goods, other bust
ness. IL has large room Ia the second story ht for
sehooroom or ubc worship Also the PIPER part Of
68 Spring Street sud the "a story Of ~ Sixth avenue
Inquire of GEORGE JUDAH, 10 Wsysry Place or 10
WAL sweat, over the Courier Enquirer Office Al Wv
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Y 81 Bond.st open daily Sundays sIcepted) at u
O'Clock. ~ Also st II O'clock NJ on s.,arda5 for n.
treatment Of Surgical cases.
PHYSICIANS IN AITESDAscE.- Monday DR., Kirby ana
Barlow nsesGay Drs Qain and Taylor; HsSne,fry Dr.,
Snow sn5 Bowers TEarfdzs, ORA. Wrisht sud Eollss
FRIDAY, pu Hswss .ne Allan Satsraay, Du Josia.
BkyGa, Asviskx and cstuE. lsfe
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OFFICE OF rag NEwYoAS Gas L,GHr CoMPsNT, I
April 10. 1913.
THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS have

this DAY declared aDvidend Of four snd half per
cent Capital Stock Of this Company, fOf the sx
months ending let February last payable 70 the sock.
holders and after Monday the ls May next The Tfsns
fer Book will be closed from the 5h last that date
all tnI BY order. G. L ENERITr. Secretary.
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= DAY LISe FOR ALBANY-Tho

sst..s-.s.lS ana splendid steamer Aida, Cap.
r>srsrss-,S- tain Il Siope will commence running
r ia. season from the foot OF Rpbnsopst Monday
morning t0th at O'Clock leaving New-lors, Moa-
days Weduesdsys and Fridays. Retaining, will leave
Albany on opposite DAYS at same hour All persons are
forbid ustng the of this boat. sceonnt OF boat
or owner For passage apply to the Captain on
$50 ~ AZ ,hs sb,s an - wharf a8u
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~ 10 LITTLE parors bssement sod i-s ROOM o.
IL: n Csuoll-p place, tormns very commodlou, sna
- senteel sui, Of apartments for 'mAi' 'a,s I'M :,
~ $50 ai2lg'
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SOFA HEDSTkADs-A ssYsrioI article fof s.le hy
Ss8 J. ~. SoUfHAck. ~ Erosl vay,
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%TAPKR Mill FOR SALE, At BloOI

NJ Pompton Plains. N. J. twelve miles north Of Pate
~ son, with thirty OF land one slim house an
s.w-mill There s abundance Of wster at sill season
10 drive four large engines nisht and day Terms ess
For farther particulars inquire Of ~ -
~ II GAUNT & DERRICKSoN, l59 South st.
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TREES. TREES. TREES!

q TWO FARM-, one Of them @ ease and one ior
u sale 90 Staten Island near Port Richmond Ferry
Inquire At 3 Anntt. AZ 4w'
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a. TO IET-Part Of the lnree story house ~ "a.
~. Broadway The family who will occupy the otnef
P..es.ion given Immediately Inquire on the premises
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-04-01
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
A FALSE IMpuTATIoN REpELLED.

The Union having charged upon the National
Integencer an attempt utterly to distort and mis-
represent the opinions" of Gen. CAss in relation TO
the character of the late French Government and
those who have heretofore, from time 10 tme en-
deavored to overthrow that Government, we might
perhaps have been contented 10 cast back the m
putation in the teeth Of its author, did we not con-
slider il more worthy of the dignity OF the matter IN
issue to prove, by irrecusable evidence, the exact
truth Of the representations which we made oil me
opinions of that :. eminent Democratic Statesman,
as the " Union " very justiiaby denotes him.
Before we proceed to the demonstration OF the
exact and literal truth of quotations OF General
CAss's Opinions on the matter referred to, we owe
il to ourselves 10 state that the last thing in our
thoughts, in quoting him as authority for the cha
racter of LOUIS PnILlpPE, &C., was that we were
offering any discourtesy 10 him, and shll less any
indignity. Nor can we conceive, now, what mas
excited him, and induced such expressions as ne
has not dsdained 10 make public use of on this oc-
casion. We have never entertained any thing but
personal goodwill towards that gentleman, however
we have differed from him in politics. We pro-
test with all sincerity that we intended comP-
ment to his authority, so fur from dreaming OF any
disrespect 10 him, in quoting his public opinions
We were obliged TO refer to those opinions, to JUS
tify our own, founded upon them.
The best way to defend ourselves from the as
persion of the government paper IN regard to this
matter will be TO publish the whole of that part of
the Book of Gen. CAss which relates 10 France,
her King, Government, and People. We give up
the necessary space for that purpose the more read
ilv, because il is all of it quite interesting and in
s,ructlve and at this moment so much so that we
feel satisfied that we have not reader, capable of
approaching the value of such testimony, who will
not read every word of it. We DEFY the Editor of
the government paper TO show where we have, in
single instance, distorted or misrepresented the
opinions of Gen. CAss.
The tract of which we about to place an i'm
portant portion before our readers appeared orgi-
nally, believe, in the Democratic Review " of
May, ls40 from which ii was taken by Messrs
UTiey s. Putnam, of New York, and published in
volume OF some two hundred pages, with the fol-
lowing preface: