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To Democrats and the Publishers Of Democratic
pers.
THE subscriber having been dismissed from his ceTshp
Post Office Department for the objectionable sin Of being
craft DESTROYS OF finding employment either the editor OF
prominent democratic the Washington correspondent
several similar papers. 3&4Ja sf LststE4l at
Hon. Amos Kendall and Gen. McCala, Washing
toni James NJ Buchanan esq, Baltimore; James Page
Samuel Badger, esq, Philadelphia Robert H. Morris, esq.,
York ID. Hammond Cherry Valley, Geo
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Communications, post paid, viii receive due attention
9a SAMUEL b. BEACH.
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New Goodshe subscribers Just received from late atr
IN walls In New York
LIS pieces sofnish Irish linens they warrant TO be pure
prices from J7k % he Inc quality.
900 dozen linen cambnc cents
Is do sheer clear n 20 cents
30 do gents linen cambric do large size.
~ do chldfens inen cambric do at 6k cents
20 rich nband trimmed capes.
10 dozen real mis- with and without fingers.
~ very rich white Grape shawls.
100 dozen white open worked hose.
100 do do misses and childrens do, every kind.
$50 style parasols and para-otcts
% elegantly embroidered pocket handkerchiefs.
Together with other desirable articles which
attention of the ladies is respectfully invited.
May 23-3wif r. m, HOE 4 CO.
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in pursuance q law, ZACHARY TAYLOR President Of the
United states OF America do hereby declare and make Known
that public sales will be held al The aforementioned land onee IN
The state Of MICHIGAN, the periods hereinafter Designated 10
witt "a 1874 So t-HH ltt y
Al land once GEEEsEE, commencing Monday. .hs
seventh Of the pabe lands situated
within The following named sections and parts Of sections 70 wr
North n Ne bas line, and east Of s principal meridian
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled the right Of empdon Of the
within townships and townships above enumerated
required establish the the satisfaction of the register and
receiver Of proper land oce and make therefor
practicable this notice. and before the day appointed
the public sale Of the lands embracing the
claimed, otherwise such claim win be forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
\ .tas N Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Sep. 26-1awl3w
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HISTORICAL Collections OF Virginia, containing
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sketches anecdotes &c relating il history and antiquities
geer with geographical and statistical descriptions to which
appended Historical and Descriptive Sketch Of the District Of
iubia, illustrated with over 100 ensayingsi BY Henry Howe
volume History Of Virginia. from ts discovery and settlement
Europeans the time by Robert Howison volumes For
sale BY FRANGK TAYLOR.
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HydoPaly, The WAFER Cure, Illustrated with many
Theory Hydropahy Intended popular
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IUsT received NJ - Psrkers-Banys Tncopherous Cuer
lains and the American Lustral Curling Fluid
Combs all sizes.
Also, Powder for restoring beau;f
and preserving the complexion and rendering decnsy
WINE, smoOth and son PARKERs,
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CUITARs.-wuLIAM FISCHER has on hand great vansu
Of plain and ornamental guitars, with and
fat heads with without prices i've Any don
Also constantly hand, piaDos om the celebrated manu
fscure vons hues from eight ciaronets hgece
hfe accordeon and annas, with The most Improved instruction
book for each instrument ttItt
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Every entitled TO the right Of empion Of the
townrp above enumerate
required Satisfaction Of the and
receiver Of proper ONCE and make therefor
and appointed
of public sale of the lands embracing
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
Sep. o6-iaw13w
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NEW BOOKS just received at Taylor q Msur,
~ BOOKSTORE On street
Volume 2 Hidfcths United States.
southeyis Commonplace Book, No q
History Of The American Bible Society, vol evo
Lyeiif Second Visit 20 the United States
Chenp edition (3 cents) Of "Lady Ace, New Una
The Maiden Aunt-s story offs. NJ.
Aug5
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The Complete Horse Doctor, containing Habits
and Management Of the Horse in the Stable and the Road
with advice TO purchasers. Price s5 cents - - =
July FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Hildreths New History Of the United States vol
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Edmond Dantes, Sequel 20 Count Of Monte Christie
European Life and Manners, by Henry Colmsn
Mrs Greys novel, Maedeien and Mareie the Rector
Guest.
July
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ulHE AnIEnICAN FAnnIEu

w.suissros CRY, D. c., August ., 1919.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

party has ior ts ihspirers II the Daily Pres,
Emile De Girardin OF the Prssse and the CredR.-
Sincerely devoted to Repubhcsnism it endesvor'
70 establish a. inclined plane between the Poliu-
cal and the SooN Repabiics. Its aiherents are
new doctinaires aiming a. new astc MI
leu. not as formerly. between the Nobility and the
Bourreoise. bat between the after and the Pru.e-
tar.at or Laboring Class. The attempt IS more
honestly made than capable Of succeeding. I fear
thatitist TOO ate and that the new party viii turn
on, % be nothing more than feeble net of India
rubber stretched deien'ively between two loco
motives rushing with all steam on. 70 dash them
selves against each other. The iournal, II Credit
5 thoroughly SAINTS nonian IN its tendencies En-
fantin conoea's himself behind the curtain q rs
Anonymous editorshiP, bat 5 preparing 70 rsenter
publicly upon the stage He IS the author of some
remarkable art.c.es recently published on the
Bank Of France and Mortgage Credit. He i5 as
sisted by Messrs. Daveyrier. Gueroalt and Jourisn
The Democratic party IS now organizing It's CEN
tra Committee FOR the election. Each Of the four.
teen arrondissements OF the seine furnishes fifteen
delesstes charged with the examination Of the
candidates and the iormston Of a ticket 70 be pro
posed TO the people. Since the beginning OF the
present week the iabors OF the Committee have
been going in with more activity than anything
else in onr internal politics.
socialism begins TO gain all oyerthe country. Tee
proposition to repay TO the smaller lsnd-hoders
the indemnity Of a Thousand millions Of francs
granted to the refugees Of tho old Revolution has
been brought forward Just at the right time to
crossthe iutrigues fthe Legitimists, whose power
les chiefly among our peasants.
The affair OF Bolrges IS no longer anything
more than an immense folly Of the National As
,emby and OF Louis Napoleon, who has preferred
this public comedy 70 the forgetuness OF the past
promised in his name by all bis partisans.
Prou9hon has Just been condemned by the Court
but gains the case before the tribunal OF the peo-
pie single cause Of anxiety disturbs this tri
umph Of popularity. It feared that the Bank
Of the People cannot be organized with a mana
ger in prison. Proudbon this morning called To-
gether the principal stockholders and the twelve
Committees Of the Advertisements. He gather
ed their views, bat has not Yet decided. The
universal opinion was that above all things the
enterprise ought not to suffer interruption. lhope
that Proudhon will think and act accordingly, and
at any rate I can assure you that the Bank vii
go on. 1t Is now organizing seventeen new Indus
trial Associations.
The closing OF the mail forces me to break oil.
Yours faithfully JULES LECHEVALIER.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
BROoKLYN AFFAIRS.

NEw CeURr RooMs.--Atthe last meeting oil the
Bosrd Of Supervisors of this County, communication
from Judge Morse read relative to the provision
OF better room, for holding the several County Courts
The Board thought proper however 10 lay the subject
the table as thss was their last meeting Sinee that
time the Judge has ordered the Sheriff 70 provide
suitable and sufficient rooms In which TO hold the
Courts also rooms for the Grand Jury and their wit
nesses and for the District Attorney 1t 10 understood
,hs, the rooms In the City Han w be used for this
purpose, which would be vastly more eonvenier, for
all classes.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

INDIANA-WM. J. BRowN, of Washington City
Second Assistant Postmaster General under Cave Jos
SON received the Loco Foco nomination for Congress
10 the Vth District, (Wcks) on the 18th ballot The
EDITOR Of the Indiana State StafiHti Page Chapman
E.q the redoub,able chanticeer) DR.. Ritchey and
Judge Peasee eli residents and identified the stand
ard of the party in the District were the oppos
ing candidates In the Convention In recording this
nomination the Indianapolis Journal says
I'VE but give publicity to a common sentiment ex
pressed by leading Democrats. when we say that w J.
BRowN can and will be beaten next August"
The Wing nomination has not yet been made The
District ought to be redeemed.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

Cot WkBBS CALIFORNIA ENrEDirIoS.-The
O. Pieayuae Of the l2th referring the condition OF
Col webbs party, referred TO by telegraph on Frdsy
morning, Gays
Col Webb would have the command Of hiteen, who
.t adhered 10 him Forty.iour others had organized
second party and were going under the charge OF
Lieut. Browning of the navy, Mr.. Audubon and Mr.
simpson The latter party were to proceed without
military organization. ard they think they have about
,he righ humber of members This party had not left
Rio G-snde City on the 3ls, and II 10 barely possible
that they would yet change their minds but from the
letters We have seen infer that they would postve
ly proceed to California and alec Col Weoos smaller
party. .
Atlas, accounts all had recovered their spirits won
deruy their health was excellent and now that they
are Organized in companies of more proper NUMBERS
We bsve little fears for their future success
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

Elysees toward ,Eish, would imagine ihns frsseA
Rsro'a;i0- 4, no, yet Il months cid Only be- per
hsPs Who remembers that when ;se sxs Of . WA
sliding sTiftesi dozen thestsrs were nightly sled.
"
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

AccoMAc PoLITIcs.-The famous Gen. Bayly
who Is running for Congress in the Aecomsc District
has Issued his customary bulletin in the Norfolk Argus
lie abuses Dr. Mallory severely and of course opposes
all whig men aud measures and goes the whole hgure
for the Southern movement Of which he was one OF
,ho rrlrne
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

ARKANSAS ELEcTION.-The latest accounts iron
Arkansas (Liae Rock Gazette Of the 5.h give WILSON
the Whig candidate for Governor, l9 majority as fol
lows: Roane 3O3s Wilson 3O57. Nothing short o
the complete and official returns will settle the import
ant question of Who's Governor 2
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

Minnesota TERRIT DRY The Washington Wh'e
denies the LocoFoco statement ths, this rspidly
growing Territory contains only 1913 white inhabitants
The Uhig says
81" least 900 at present and before the close OF
the year IL 10 expected to exceed 10000. Our friend
GOV Ramsay will learn, set out for his new duties
in week or two taking the Federal City in his route
lie 10 Just the man TO be popular with the hardy con
,ituency of that farof regioa and we predict when
they resolve themselves into State within the next
Two years which we think will be done. the Governor
will visit Washington as one OF her new Senators
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

DARING THErr.-Some daring thief yesterday
afternoon stole from the wagon OF Mr.. James I,
OCsrrol OF 4l6 Broadway while standing IN ron. %
uahle shaws with which he made his escape.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
CITY ITEMS.

FRIDAY, April ~.
RESCUED FROM DRowSISG.-A man about %
years Of age named Robert $. Gardner, last evening
fell ito the slip at the foo, of Corlssrs't and would
have peri.hed but for the timely and efficient aid rem
dered by Mr.. John Csrey of 80 Rivins,on'st
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

D A new French paper TO be called " Ia
Bosio.is7" h 10 be established In Boston BY aessrs
Gsudelet and Bsileul.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

TrNsEssEF-Gen. Levin H. Coe declines to rur
as the Loco Foco Candidate for Governor much pre-
serrng to engage in the Southern movement to "resis
the oncroac hmt u,s Of the Abolluonsts.'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

EDITORIAL CosvEsTIos.-In Missssippi the
following papers have dirsesly os ndiressy ssgins<
their approval Of On Editorial copvsstoa Tee tkks
burg wig. the C1yoihes Ds~oo@' ths ksy.oad 0s-
"a vcr.5ss RIA the B1ssaos Rpsedcss sa1 The kss-
esrsko Clrosiex We hops, ssys The Soufsn ny Win
spssi out, a. isdspsndsss Of businsss q void b .
very pleasant reEstes OF ths ess0.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

MIS-. J. q. ADAMs--We regret to learn from
the UGsAin9ton Wig that Mrs }. q. Adams Is lyine
dangerously ILL.,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

a PIsy, N Five Acts. BY ANNA CO1A HOwATT. w
Nsvbery Losdon -Those who had not the grsr6cssion
Of sesips ts admirable reprssessAuoa On the sssss w
now be able to enjoy ths moro qales uest II psrss1sG
IL Itis ezquistsy Constructed; tns story 70 so nssa-
rally developed that it could not be eomprsssed With
out njung interest snd dramatic unity. To erssss
this conviction s Of the most important end dcus
aims Of the drsmsrst This play sbosnds in passion.
suc,s the progress OF the actonhe Dassioc b nevsw
snothsred nor diluted BY language week or discursivs
lt possesses all the elements Of greet production end
those elements developed win sress sk, esssses
and power Genius and tssts have presided over its
BIRTH Mrs howsss is entitled 10 rank sm0ag ths moee
eminent Of modern drsmsusts, sad hsr play esnsos fl
10 retain permsnsns possesion OF tbs stage
n ondou Nav Monthly Eslle Assemblies for April.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21
NEW Pupr.ioAr1ors.

PaAerlc.A rssArrs % rxr Law oy ns,Lssu is -
United sss,sA win an Appssdtx Of rcsns. sad D.
ssiphiss James Kay, Jr / Brsthss, lr4 hsrhss-ss.
SO For ssas N Hsv. York by Dasks, 0csh Co Ns
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-21

n HERE LITTLE, THERE LITTLE" is a
collection Of Scripture t.cs for sunday School scholars
and other young persona Is By the author Of Ths
Peep Of Day" Baker scribner, Pubishsru
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-29

Passages, etc. have been cured by this Compound Mix
tuTe and Of SYPHILIS of the nveteate descnp
ion have promptly yielded to their sanave influence
The preparation is without doubt, most eileotual rem
edy, and has cured many obstinate diseases after many
other medicines had failed In its improved form It Is neat
" asteess, and effects permanent cure a. Ite space 81 lOo
days without much restriction TO diet OF any TO e
pOsuTe business Besides this important advantage,
aever leaves the part subject that Troublesome weakness
that ooour often the of other medicines generally
prescribed and if taken in the first stage of the disease, IL
will arrest the discharge, and remove all unpleasant eengf
N few days. In long prOaced Or chronic stages Of the
diseases in obstinate elects, Femae Complaints such
Wines it is without doubt the most eectual remedy
aver discovered. 90
every thing but for the abOye-named cases. are author
zed by DIS Leroy and PeseI, OF Paris (the inventory
70 guaranty
We would here remark that these preparations have been
before the public Of Orleans or the last nine PEARS and
they have universally proved eficaoous.
~ Sole Agency, No. 10 C.HROND ELET' Street
5etlOeeH Canal and Common streets. 81 Iy
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nAThY CREsOENT.
TUBAL CA1N.o.BY oHARLEs MAoKAY.


Old Tubal Cain was man Of might,
IN The days hen earth Wes y0upgs
BEthe fierce red light OF his tunsee hIe'
Tire strokes Of bus hammer fung.
AHd he lifted his aWny hand
Oa the non glowing clear,
Iii the sgstks tpsasd Snl y seaIiss snofe's'
And he sang, Hprrah Tor mg haPiiwoIkl
Huiiah for lie hsnd that wsids them well,
For he shall be King and lord =
To Tubal CAN came many one,
a. re- wrought b. his roaring IRE,
And each one prayed for q strong staai blade,
Az liz es usas ibsru wsspoas sharp and strong,
T4li they shouted ioud tol. giee,
And gave him gifts OF peafl and gold,
And mo- s Of the fore { tee
A1d lbs. sang Hnrrsh for Tubal Uainl
Vho has gwen rs strength anew
HuuBh for The NTH, and huTah iof the ire
And hunuh for the metal true "
But a Sudden change came DER his heart.
Ers tie setting 81 the sun,
Aud Tubal Cam was q led with pain,
For The evil he hsd done.
He saw that men. with rage and hate,
III sts war UPON then knd-
That tie land was fed it'll The blood they shed,
Apa t6e5 a.' i95 E, opsPas q, .S Si,nq Ia oss
Or that skill Of mine should plan,
The speaf and spseT fof man whose JOY
Is to say theif.ielow man ~
AVID for many DAY old Tubal Cain
Sat broodng o ct his wo-
And bis hand To- b00e TO smte the ore,
And has tul 1aue smouldefed low;
But he rose last with cheerful face,
Anda bnsnt Courageous eye,
And barred bis strong arm for the work,
While lie quick 4 imes mounted high
AMI ne "a d. -" harfah Tor my handw0rkl"
And the fifa sparks lit tie air;
- Not alone orthe blade was the brightest made ~
And be fashioned the first ploghahate.
And men, taught wisdom from the past,
In friendship joined then hands,
Hung the sword the hall and the spear on the wall,
And pioNed the willing nds
And sang, HuHah To- fuhal Cain
Or siannoh good friend is ne
And for he pl0ghshare and the plogh
To him prize shall be.
But while oppression lifts its hand,
Or a tyIant would be ioId,
ThonFh may thank him for the plogh,
Wen not forget the sword =
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nITIzBNs OF NEW ORLEANS.

IF ron rant TO place your Sons ORs the best Schools
IN .9aerica, look at the advertisement betOl1.
DOUGHKEEPsIE COLLEGIATE SCHo0L.-The
edifos for this School is situated on College Hill about
three ouths of mile from the beautiful village Of Pough
keepsie. Duchess county Stute Of HewYOrk.
The School is conducted philosophical principles.
Reference invariably had to the nature OF the juvenile
mind, and constant efforts employed to develop its
powers in their natural order and preserve them in their
relative strength The domestic arrangements and modes OF
instruction adapted to youth Of yean Of age and up
ward and they instructed in such branches may be
requisite either to qualify them fer Commercial Life En-
gineerng, to prepare them for College.
The annual expense per scholar $780, payable quarterly
in advance This includes all charges for board, tut
ton stationery bed and bedding, washing, room, fuel
light and DO Ks Except the French and the Spanish books
The year divided into two terms Of twentythee week.
each The Summer term commences the first Wednes
day in May-the Winter term fiFst Wednesday in NOvem
ber 1t the purpose Of the undersigned not to receive
youth into his School whose moral character not good.
iy20 3mdaW CHARLES BARTLETT, Principal.