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AnInEarnni AanrAine.

DrspsrSfs Attempf Co Tsks IiGs.--Tbs N. Y Courier and Enquirer of the 5th inst reports tbe following audaeious attempt:
 An attempt was uasds yesterday to take the lie of Mr. Thomas WsraeG.a well known lawyer of this city, residing IS Clty Hall Place. which pfovt- dentiaIiy failed, bat he and his family had sn escape as any one living can boast of. On ThsFst.=y =eerneea he geHt te PAilaseiphia oa b8siasss and late in the eyeniag a man. either negro, or white with hls face -blsckened, aud his hat down over his eyes. and a handkerchief srornd fhe lower part of AIs face rang al the door, and handed Mrs. Warner a small box about ten incaes long, by four or five inches in width and height, sayiag II must be handed 10 Mr. Warner
 in person. and in order 10 insHte its destination. 1t was eavsi0ped in newspapers and directed Co NF. Warner, marked " eoRhdeAtiai.s' Ms. Warner took the box and aii it in his wardrobe, and yesterday when he reached home. between and o'clock, she handed it to hIn, at the time stating the circumstances under which |, had been lift Fatta- hA,eIy Mir. WarDer's suspicious were aroused on hearing this. and having taken oH the newspaper which covered il, he saw plain cherry box wih sliding top. This he drew out very slosSfy aud cautiously and when abont i've thirds oat, he saw smoke inside. Instantly rushing from lie table on which it was lying, he shouted ic hts wife and son.
 who were preseht. to leave the room. and scarcely had they cleared the door, when the box was shiyereai into thousaBd pieces, and an explosion took place which fairly shook the house.
 How narrow the escape of all present from instant death. may be guessed by the tact that heavy mahogany table on which the box stood was t-rn In pieces. The sashes of the windows were blown oh: and the partition separating fine room bust through Another instant and all three must have been killed on the spot. as they a around the table. The remains of inc box and of pound canhis,er in which the powder had been placed, with part of bunch of matches. were taken 10 the chiefs cfhce by MT. Warner, who i-ade an affidavit of the facts as above stated The top of the box IS entire. and was coated with sand set ia glue, the intention being to light Inc matches by the itcticn across the sand, and inn, communicating to the pow. der would insure an immediate explosion II Mr. " ar0et's suspicious had not been aroused by hear ing the manner in which the box had been left he would In all probability have drawn the top rapidly oa, especially as he was in great hurry when Il was handed tn him, and if he had done his life would not have bees worth an iBsisnt's purchase IL was truly diabolicaI attempt aid miraculous escape. and i. is to be hoped that the efforts ot he police 10 ferret out the perpetrators of such out rage may be crowned with success.
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National Council of the Catholic Church.

I This Council assembled on Sunday. the 6th inst, {, al Baltimore The Sun gives minute report ofthe proceedings. Though the eeaeeii did not enter action was novel in this country, curious and interesting. that we should extract the whole had we the room. There were two Archbishops and twerty-foar Bishops present, Bishop Blaae being among The latter. Grand High Mass was eelrbIateds and sermon preached by Archbishop KeBrick. of St. Louis. The Sun of the 7th thus speaks of the ceremonies:
 The scene presented al the cathedral of the most imlOsHg character. Al early honr notwithstanding the indictment character of the day. the immense bnliding crowded to overflow. with those who had assembled 10 participate in the devotioas o the day. that larger number attracted by curiosity to witness them. Every avenue ot access--streeis. yards, door-ways and aisIes-was ihronged by the living mass, pressing aGd eager 10 obtain view oi the proceedings.
 II is possible that there reasons. aside from and in addition 10 the bare occasion itseif which teaded to heishteu the interest oi the Catholic con. muhity in the ceremonies attending the assembling of this Council It's novelty, ss The first national as well as the most imposing assembly of preates and clergy ever convened by their denomination m this country. coupled with the peculiar position of affairs in which the great head of Catholic chrisen- dom IS al present placedand the congree eation of ecclesiastical wisdom and reputaion likely 10 be present all helped 10 elicit the profound interest which yesterday manifested iisef.
 On Thursday next, the next pnhc session will be held in the Metropolitan Church. and on sunday next the third and last public session will be held
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Gj- The very large number of emigrants who have assembled at Independence and St Joseph, manifest, as we learn good deal of impatience at the detention at those points where the conve nience of camping out and the expenses of living are probably greater than if they were on the move. The prospect. however, for early grass was by no means cheering, as the weather intensely cold. on the 18th and l4,h, making ice of considerable thickness, and there was scarcely sign of buds npon the trees or of grass on the plains. Twelve or fifteen, who had gone up, changed their minds. and returned yesterday the Martha, and many others the point of giving out Ii is not probable that there will be sufficient grass upon inc plains to supply their animals before lst or 10th of May.--[St. Louis Organ.
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A T HITYr

HAS just Fet~ived from Nsw Orlea.s a'Is--~ III stock of cOODs--among which are the S0s- lowing articles.
 [ hhds. sasaf: n sscks CcGes, 10 hbls Moiasses; 35 boxes star Candles; 10 half, do l box beet luuevial Tea, tiercs Rice. Casia 70 doz. MaNSfa:
 and Mace, i basket eAld OiI: eask Ctarpf. bhlS. Dyied Apples.
 HARD WARE. 3.0on lbs SVseevis irnn; 2J psis Tssee ChaiHsi lS Fifih Chasns: Csrn Mills; In de. wiih StrescAers;
 Louisville BlaeksIaths' Bellows, Sf' inch, do. ta. do. 36 inch. Mossehole Anviis sad Slsdges; Long ahd short haHdlei SPADES. sSs,, Sc.
 H.gTS fyD C.1PS. MoIeskin. Silk, Coaey, Rassia. PanaVna, Leg. ho'a. daIhle and sihgle. aud PAlIn Leaf MATS, ef all qualities aAd p,ices.
 CLOTHING. \ small but well selected lot ef FASHIONABLE SUMMER ct.0THING iar sale low,
 BOOTS AND SHOES. The largest and best selected assortment sf BOOTS and SHOES ever oasrea in I.it,is Rork, from the lightesl Kla 10 the heaviest B,axaa. ChildrenS' shoes, ot every size aad qaali,v. -fLSO--A handsome stock of QuEENSWARE GLASSWARE and W0OpN ARE--aad. tn fact. complete assortment of every kind of GoOAs that can possibly be needed in Little Rock The public NEil benefit themselves by giving ms an early esH arl Co
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The old cabinet and the New.

The following article from the Burlington Senti- nei refers 10 aR esseDtia distinction between the clements and composition of the old cabinet and the rev. MT. Folks was an unit, in the true sense of tue term Gen. Tsylor's. on the other hand al- though il may not already have broken dis sensons. is made up of too discordan materials for any spirit of compromise 10 knit them firmly to- getheT.' Take, for example, says thu Washington Union, one of the questions 10 which the Sentinel refers: and see how Mir. Reverdy Johnson the new Attorney General, agrees with Mr. ColIamer the new Postmaster General Mir. Johnson declares in one Of his recent speeches: f
 "The spirit of abolition is like the fabied hydra fou may cut oti one of his heads: but the loath- some siimy serpeut still exists, and iset~rnay hiss ing and throwing out his thousand forked tongues to insult aud annoy us. Sir, the account between tue north and south is long and henvy. We have reached that point when ih- harmony of the Uuion and the safety of the south reaare settlement ia faii; and the heads ot the hydra must be cut off, and the wounds scared with a red-hot iron, else he will yet live, and niuse hisdeadiy poison into every vein and artery of the body potic. No mere irgis. lative expedieEt will settle the question of slavery IL can only be doue by all parties iu the spirit of patriotism taking their stand firmly on the consti- ,aton. Let the north do nothing which it forhids, Ia word CT spirit; and let the south as one man. resolve to submit ts nothing that violates ifs sacred gaar~nlies. This will give quiet to the country, and bind the Union ia bonds of adaiuant."
 Ms. Coilamer, on the other hand, voted for Goit's fa'noos resolution which, after a preamble very offensive 10 southern men, instructed the District Committee to report bill prohibiting the slave trade ia the District. MT. Colan,er even voted against laying on the table the s,Ih mere fainoas bill of Giddings to authorize thepcope of the District of Columbia to express their desire 10 tie contnu- snee of slavery terein " this biiI even proposing as Gicings deciaredJto permit all aies free or slaves over 2l years Of age, to cast vote npon the con 'inaanee sf siavery:-[ Buffalo Daily Courier.
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SELLING OFF AT C0ST!!

AT THE s.GREAr MYSTERY STORE, EOUATRY MERCHAN IS AND TRADERS W are invited to call and examiae our stock without deIay, which consists, ia part, ol DRY GOODS; Prints, Nosiins. Cloths, Csttonadcs. Bed Ticking, shirting. Ciethfag Lsghorn Bonne,s. Hats. lapS Boots, Shoes Parasa~:
 @Hso-HaIdwaTe, Glass and Qaeensware, &C., Nc' We are deieFmined to sell Merchants would dc well to give calf. before purchasing elsewhere ad satisfy themselves that we .r- cell. ing st Cost--ia facl, kss 'h4a Cost.
 May 22. MAYEk> STONE X co
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NfERCHAvrs, uorrI.

fo'"ta NJ 6ei'seea 1scAS S Aassset, PHtLApgLpnlA. "A ihE ptePueiofsh'p aad rnahsg sn,ent og
 'h's wei kuo0n Hotel which Is located in -e-R-1tae very ceBiFe of easiBess) haVing ihs da, passed lafo the haBds ei the sub.ctibrfs they beg leave 10 state that !, is fheH purpose [, senae. II worthy ot the liberal patronage with which jt has heretofore been sastAned and hope, by nnren,ttins seHton, 10 deserve the patronage of ihe,t iriends who may visi' the eily os bnsIsess er pleasuse May 22 3Tw4 (. A ]. McKIBgfN
 Formerly Of the Exchange Hotel. p,ttsbn,s
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dT' We stated last week, that Gen. Arbuckle had relieved Lieut.. Hanger. typographical engineer, in consequence of i'll health, and that he had returned Gen. Arbuckble requests us 10 say that he did not relieve him. bnt that he made every preparation Tor him 10 proceed immediately, and advised him to do and report himself to Lieut.. Simpson; but Lieut. Hanger thought that he was not in a condition to proceed, and returned. He was not under the con trol Of the General, but was to report to Lieut.. S., who was, at the time of his arrival, some distance from this place. Fort Smith Herald.
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I. 0. o. F.

T< NorIcE is HEErBy GIVEN, that, by authority As1A< of 'he N- w. Graud Sire. will proceed to
 institute the ''rsnd Lodge of tsl~ State cf Arkansas. in the tiail of Far Hsa Lodge No |, in the city oi Little Rock. ea Monday, the nth of 'uhf, isto' and aesife the sue0dapc- of s worthy ssd qoalifed brother. wiihia this iar,ssc. ,ioa oo that occasion. r. C. KENDALL
 May v. O. D q. ' for .irhansns. :.
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FIFTY DOLLARs REWAnD,

2>n KAN AWAY from the undersigned, s
 A~ few weeks ago. Negrs Man, named JO-
 @ sEPh. He is ahsui 90 years old; bright -S-.maatto; abeat fe-t inches high talks well, Is sHable and peite and csn read aud write VIII give Twenty Dollars reward to any one who may aPprehend Joseph in the eoaaiy of Pulaski snd deliver hm ts me al my rcsfdeDce-er Fiftv Dollars, II taken out of ssid esausy, and lodged in any Iail where can get hiln
 May 22 MkS. MATILDA r FuLTnN
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CsRaeeiicnf ,---T'be legislature assembled on v edne sdzy last. The iiouse ot 3epEesea, afises elected John C. Lewis, Esq, of Piymosh, ldeiao- ersi,l as their speaker. ts majority oi five; Mir. votes. and Mf. Bossdman fNh.gl lns. Air Wood sad (riem) was stso elected clerk by Inalo,ity of ahfee. The New Haves feg.ster cautions is iIieods not to be deceived by these ballots 4: u appears ihst in joint baao io-merrow. there will be close contest; for i, is conceded that the whgs have meis'uy ef fire ia tae Senate. We trust our frieais wiH be on hand. aHi io the work np right" We learn, from the Kew York Journal of Commerce. that on joint ballo, Mr. Trunbs lwhig) elected Goyeraor by majority ef tsa.--l Union.
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.4fdean Oaciais.-A Washington correspondent of the New York Herald writes to that paper letter lrosn which we take the annexed extract: The friends ot the darkies will be pleased to learn that four negroes have this week been appointed io labofers' and messengers situations one in the State Department, two in the Treasury, and ore in inc Department of the inieroS. The messenger. or !aborer in the latter, was highly recommended by the Hon. Daniel Webster, whose son. the Major employed him for fen mouths m Mexico, a servant That in the State Department was recommended by another honorable member of Congress. as one of the mos. perfect gentlemen he had met with in Washington and Senator from the southwest, in person, pressed the appointment The dark skins in the Treasury were likewise strongly recommended White men wo,dd be extremely glad to accept of such appointments; but in government of mixed powers, if IS just there should be mixed races We suppose.''
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IS I3

Thss il appears that frem the whole western country, already including, we think. half osr population, Gen Taylor will have bat four Seas- tors ts rely upon, and those fosr are Hsury Clay. rhos COrwin, Joseph R. Underwood. sad Jsin Bell it Eee,ains ts be sees how much support he gets from either of tue three firsa samed.
 Louisville Democrat
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MaBslaH9Lfer W am Pierce was convicted at New York, oa Inc 3tth ut. of nians,sughter in the second degree, for killing Leugin Batia. Italian organ-griBdcr, by striking hiin on the head with ciab Punishment, four to seven years in the pen itentiary. Wm. Donadson the negro singer, was sentenced for two years, fer the manslaaghtez of Andrew Mehan
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Recipe foy Making Cholera Drops.-An exchang. says the following receipe has been used with great success in curing the cholera:
 Take half a pound, each. Of whteoak bark sweet gum bark, and dew berry root, when green bruse them well put this in six quarts of water boil down to- three piLts, then strain hoi this liquor io half rint put il in one quart of the best French brandy; then add two ounces of the essence of peppermint, ounce of laudunum. and half an ounce of o,l of cinnamon; then fake one ounce of gum myrrh asd halT an ounce gum of kino-cnt, and digest them in half pint of asolnte aehohol. and add it to the above liquor then take and half pounds of loaf sugar. o0nce of cloves one tea-spooninll oi red pepper and three nut gails. all we'll pulyerized add ihis to the liquor be that the best articles are used in the above preparation. For cholera, a portion 10 their age. repeated in fifteen minutes
 For common bowel complaints. half the quantity.
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4 Youno Girl 10 ss Hung-Leiitta Blai.dei. tn. young girl who confessed to having administered morphine tc several mcmberso of Benjamin R,sis- dels family. at New Boston, Hsss.. bv which one child died, has bsen sentenced be hung next An. gust The girl is said 10 be yong and pretty. She was an adopted daughter in hc family. Her n,o-
 lives for attempting 10 destroy the family rsman in mystery. The judge. in his eutence, ssid--.. We cannot account for them nInn any satisfactory principles of human action.'
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Desirable RrSidraee foe SlLg or RRyP.

l Drslrabir RrSidrare foe SlLB or RENT,
 4 HANDSOME. TWO STORY BRICK kr-k A BtILDISG. wiih Ike gCound asllpin- Els ing, comprising tno blocks of twelee ls,..k-1l each. oa which there is a LANCE ORCHARD et RARE FRUIT aGAkDEA. w%ii isp.osss A SLs1SLE- CfRRLaGE HOUSE aud P.5S7URE Lo r. with all other improvements suited yp a plss. 'snt residence. This property is situated within the limits et Ihe corporation oi Little Rock. and may be known as the late resIdsace of LAMBYar RK.s- DON, deceased. Possessions given ih. list of Jon.
 spi 10 3iH JNe. +. REARDON. .Adu'y
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IT Brown and his wife were walking out fast evening when they nei who had had the misfortune 10 lose "peepsr" .Why n that man an abo'tionis,'" saii Bmwa. Mrs. Brown did u't know, hut rather thonght wss because he could nj sec both s,dss' "Good,S said Brown. but that isn't iiit is because he man of eue eSs, 1eay's Mrs Brown ftinled.-f Boston Post.
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.9.iaek on : Printinq Okes-A New York isl.er,

of "Wednesday. says:
 "Aed Bantlines Own Is the title or a weekly newspaper Pahlished in lis city, seemingly for no other purpose than to gy, imperlnent publicity 10 domestic shortcomings. There was an attack mace on the establishment at late honr last eve ming. by party of live tr six butchers belonene to Fulton market, which, but fer tho interference of the police, might have ssalted igl sonethng rioas As II was, good deai of damage was done to the buiIding
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g3- The coavest of Santa Cruz, in Qnerstsro. was lately blown sp with euspowdex. through sAe esrctessness of soldier TAs magnificent library sf the fraternity was destroyed. and many lives were lost Powder Is kept in larg. quantities iu the na- tionai palace al tho capital.
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IF" IL is said that new paper Is about te De started at Washington. to be called the bsnda. ' It will advocate the doctrine that to the vieiors be- long ,he spesis.'
 Why, that doctrine Is new advocated by every whig press in the Union >-I Boston Post.
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Paroay on ..OIa Uncle NeA."


 Parody on t.OId Uncle NeA.@ There formerly might have been seen an aged eosOrsd IadivIduaI. Whose cognomen was aacle Edward; He departed this life. sometime sincp, sometime since; He had no capillary substance on the summIt Of his eran;am, The pIaes designed by nature for the capillary substance to vegetate Thea lay down the agricultural implements. .. Allow the vial and the bow to hang pendant on
 the wall; There's no more physical energy to be displayed
 by aged, indigen. Edward; He's departed to the place designed by kind
 Providence
 For the abode Of all piousIv iaclined oolored
 individuals. Uncle Edward had fingers equal in length. to the
 bamboo formation, Which grows spontaneously on the banks of the SOuthern Mississippi, And he had no scatars, for to behold the beauties of nature, And he had no dental formation, with which to mastlcate the Indian meal cake, So he was obliged to let t pass by with impunity.
 aydown the agricultural implements, &c. When uncle Edward departed this lie, his mistress was exceedingly grieved, And the laehrymAIs flowed over her cheek with the similitnde of rain from heaven, or she felt assured wheu uncle Edward was de- posied under terra frma. She should never behold his physiegnOmy any more.
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7ss Duel sf O!a Point Comtor.-James Hope, one of the parties. is dead. aud Midshpman Jones. the other party. nephew sf ths late Com. Bsrron, is reapperng Mr. Hope was shst wi,k ths sau,s pisiol that killed Csn. Decatur in bus duel with caui Aar,as
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F1'rsn'6,aars Parrieid'. .-ln Lisle N Y. Mir HoughtA'ling, being intoxicaed. laid down in ,he furrow he was plewing and went to sleep His son. oniy tight years old u,harnessed the cattle. drove them to the barn, srd r,prned win sharn axe. with which he chopped his fathers head ofT, He owns the deed, and gjve as a reason that hi. father whipped him whHe drunk.
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96ortioaisf Flsd.--Dr. McNsh, of Amherst. N. II ., has fled 10 California. He was under bali for tIai m abortion case. causing the death Of Miss Fur Der He has forfeited his bal, amounting to SlN,. IngsIis, charged with being aa accessory in the death. appeared. and his trial was postponed tAl OrsohAr
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p The mistakes of Layman are like the errors oi pocket watch, which affect only an indfvidasi; ost when clergyman errs. i, is Hive town clock going wrofg--a mutTl,ade IS sniaod
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Petifoai SiryngA of Fee aai Sinee Saiss.--The free states have 30 Senstofs, l39 Representatives and l6s Presidential Electors The slave States tase go Senators, si Representatives., and i2i RfesidsntiJ Eleciars
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The Nsre Session---ScctioDsl Parties es-The I3os- ion Republican has made the following analysis of tie strength of the administrations and opposition parties in tho next Serae. showing hsw frail party support Gen. Taylor will have in tL4t body iron, States west of the Aileghanes:
 ..r. ,..rnn
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NoyiA Ca,ofaa.--Gru. Jas. ]. Mckay, for many years a representative la coagres, declines fe- election.
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fl CaigoTnis Itesi---lt will remembered that a few months ago ex Governo, Boggs, of Missouri. went to California for the purpose of repairing his fortune By private letter from Missouri we learn that be has written back to his friends to out te the Fl Dorado as possible. He states that m she short space of thr.e months he has se cumalated SeooO0 worth of gold dust. He adds that there Is net poor man in California. Lou. Democrat.
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"seoS ty tAe Steamsr.- Two hundred and forty. set thousand dollars, tn specie. Ay the steamer saora. were es,efed at the Boston castom- house "t Ae 27tb stt
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tNLOUR &e.-40 bbls floar: 3 bbis Cauvassed A Hamss 27 Sacks Dried Apples; ! hbls Pilot Bread' bbis and ) bbls Butter Bi.euit; jn., received on consignment, and will be sold cheap for cash. WOLTMAN < Co
 may 22-3t Wat.r Street
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REUOF4I
XPRING GHnHS.

JUST received. and now opening. st the stand J formerly occupied by Charles RapIey, iua assortment oi Dkf G0ODS--coasistng, in part. i. of ! 4. 7.s. A. and I2.l BIeached and B,owr sHEETiNGS and SHfRrINGS 7-s and al Iowelis 300 pieces Caeoes ss'd 30 pieces t,ri,,tea Moasllns 70 pieces Ptaid Ginghaas $ pieces Linen Checks; l2 pieces irisa Linen; pieces F | Linen Shceting; , pieces s-4 Linen Dsmask; 10 pieces CottcRades, &c.. &e; of which iii be offered very low for Cash county prodace
 May l. JOHN D. ADAMS.
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SpRINC. GOOnS

ECElf ED, per sranboai CO,ipn Plant, a iarg. AC and fashionable assostaseat oi fancy SPRING and SUMMER GOODS. ei the very newest Sixi.s and fat'rins, fo which the aitenon of ths Ia.li4. s'" uehe'neH "t 'tse to~h and vlsthtiy is invited
 ALND-An exiessiye stock ot sTAPLE sDmt GDopS--aIi Of which will 5s sold al inc L0,r.st Pfleet. lapl tOl A. j. HuTT
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u- The navigation of the Erie Canal was opened on the lst instant.
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npreYrd kagIc rQilan LlHX.

Improved Eagle reiloa LlHS. TYRE subscribers, agents of the manufacturers, 1 have hand a aanaher of the above G INS with ArENr DETACHED CRATES, sad I.n- proved Brushes. which they offer for sae at 4ssaaa- iac,arers prices T. D. MERRIck k Co.
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IRON. NAILS. AND CASTINGS. .~-ea, ,,nla lI-.
 R0N. assorted; 9 kegs HSfLS: s.a00 Ihs CdSTINGS, just received aud for ssie. low for Cash, by tmytSl T D. MERRICK x Co.
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LNREsH GROCERIES 10 sacks Rio Cotfss II 10 hhdS. Sngafs bbIs. rowdased Sa=s,,
 j bois Loai Sasaf; l2 bbis. Moiasses: 100 sacks Salt: 6 hlf bbis Cranb.,ries.
 boL Curfaois; T2 baskets Champagne; % boxes Star Candles: 6 hxs best IDpesial T,s.
 bbis- Rice; tpgeihrr with large assortment o( Preserves; Jeiiies; Wines; Corlisls; Pickles; Ssj,d Oil; Spanish Olives &e.. just received. per ~iea,ner Phiip Prhny"it aud for sale st very reaeed p,ices for Cash or eonHigy ptodncs. by
 May 1. JOHN D. ADAMS.