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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04

Meets regularly ia the City Hall every lIonday
evening.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04
! Thompson M.Gowcn NJ. d..

i now in Philadelphia, experimenting the publication
Of bis work on Diseases of the South" We may soon
look for Tho arrival ola few copies oft in Columbus
June 29th, 1919.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04

lac lammany Hall democrats IN New Yorl
have repudiated any connexion with the lree, soij
party. The following are among their resola.
tons:
/ Resoluod That VIC look upon every a,lemn,
to engrail the question Of slavery OF an,i.slsvc,
on The doctrines ofthe democruic party a. emf
neatly dangerous 10 the existence both ofihc par.
iy and the Union; thar, while We regard slavery
as an evil, and should regret rs extension.
yet The democratic party ought not TO prescribe
ia'lh tor us members IN the subject; while under
our own government some OF the States OF the
enion are encountered with slave population. and
others arr tree from it, the united drmocracy o.;
ihe nation cannot have a common faith ON sncb
question. The Democratic party is neither
pro-savery nor an anti-Slavery party: it leaves
lis members, North and Souih Fas and West. TO
entertain their own opinions, and TO act ac, or Ire
70 their own convictions on this irrelevant ouese
ton.
Resoired, That we will not become parties Ia
any treaty or negotiation for what is called nnion
with body ofpreiended democrats of spurious
and that We can ony admit Of a no.
Iitleal fellowship with them when they as indi
'ldaais, support the principal measures and or.
sani2alion Of the party.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04

Dawn c. GIESN-This abe and eloquent
elamr,Cn oiths Dsmocutc cause has Won =. :.
deserves, the esteem aud confidence oithe Dem.
'Cra'ic FariY N every portion ofthe Sat. Fee
where, has nomination 70 ihe Office Of Aro-,sy
General has been hailed with delight The lE,.
,erep published IN North Mississippi, speaks CT
hisn in tie following complimentary sryle:
Aud. last Col D. {. Gir,, A,,c,r.r -.
al, who declined In him we have yo,,,,, . -.
e. Mississippi Democracy Of native growth ne
cane 10 us boy. We reared him n ~, frss =, -.
o. cur northern bills ia the adjoining caps,y or
Marshall His pen AID voice have been ,ii.,,
used N The glorious cause of Democracy snJ
when be settled in jackson the eyes Of tbe ia
men l o. 'sth pointed to him as star of prem -
des'ghea 10 eliminate in he Democratic irn,a-
'nem' ~ Zen THIS 'young brave goes upon II,
roll in their big guns, 70 De spiked. He will ~
there. - ''
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List of Letters

u EMAlNlNG in the Post vlIice at Columbus
IA Mississippi, on the LIST day Of AuGusr. !sla
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-08-04
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Join 6. SLApPEY. Mn
albany, Baker CO., Ca March ,l5@s.
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shipping Intelligence.


No arrivals this afternoon.
Clearsd-Barhs Ida and Eutav Bntimore; brig Chicopee
Philade pha; sear IA IA klotts, New York.
Arrived. 2dbark sarah Ulny, hRtsnzas III uit-spoke
off MataI1as Lrig Importer Boston for Belize, uoId.
Bark Globe, savannah; brss AincAley do Demonde
Brig Caroline sau Juan Cuba 22d ulteft big Nationals
Paragraph above for IA account Of the dsaster to
brig salem)
bug Palm, RappahannOck schrs Chesapeake, BaltziOre
BeoW-Slip Columbia, Now Orleans; barks Delphos, dol
Adelaide, Matanzas.
ArivodBark seah Phila delpha brig Delaware, do sehs
Boutwell, Newbern, Nc; susan Ludwig, Philadelph
for sostep; Adelaide Cape Ann Tor Philadelphia Ceyon
arrived .sth-ark Chiffon Philadeipha for Boston; brig
Henrco Cenaives th for bost0ndg sehrs bArbadoes
Elliott New lork or Boston. days.
Brgs A Durham Portland for fhila Emma Frances Ca
lais sehrs Shetland P0rland Italian, Cherryleld
both for New YORK. Nary baloh, Phila for uayerh; HI
berry, Preston tor Pha; Baner, Nantucket e. Alexau-
ora; Wreath, Addison Matilda. Eastpor Gamer Ply
all for York; Despatch, Boston Tangier Va
John simmons, Provneetown for Norolk Chae, Phila
for Boston. Mary Rowland Governor Lynehbutg CABOT
and Granite state Boston FOR York, - a
Arrived S0th-Bark J W Paige, Baltimore for Boston,
brig Ephege Aux Cages Sd inst for Boston, left Am
yesse spoke Zt lat long "a 10 bark Ranger, Portland
Tor havsnsi same day. passed New YORK packet ship
ding SSH With red ball in her signal; ps Geo WASH
inFton, Baltimore for Bath.
sehrs Superior Beverly for Norfolk; Eastern Litht for
Tansiers Excei Portland for New York; Larain PAadel
phia for NspoIte Mary Eza, Nantucket for Phiadsl
phia
Rturned-sclr Deane having been In contact yesterday
OF Head with schr Sew York. mansa broke main
boom, &c. The New lork tust aimed no aamtge.
About GOO bushels have been O schr Oscar Coles
lahore Hamn Shoa aud probably
reet when the wind moderntes.
In pcrtBark Chilton; trigs America, nontrose, Emma
pcsre Conner, hatioa boutwell,, Wreath Mary Ro wi
Go,erner lyhehburg cabot ie STATE Canton, LIBERTY
eel Vose Larkn MARY 4 Eiiza John slInmons Mary
Ealcb, and Ceylon. The others have sailed.
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C0MMERCIAL APFAIRS.


Sunday, Dec. &c Il. NJ.
The stock market has been buoysnt during the
past two three days and the snces have improved
slightly. The transactions have been 20 enormous
extent and there appears TO be scarcity Of stocks
The movement thus far has been confined entirely to
speoulstors in the street and from wha have seen,
II Is undoubtedly Of these gslvsnic efforts Of the
bulls to initiate the market TO induce outsiders TO
purchase The effect will be just contrary to that
tcipaed by the street holders Of sncies Il will bring
out immense quantity Of shares, and change the
character Of ovners viii bring into the street lots
which have been Ia the hands Of outsiders for months,
and increase the burden of the bulls at higher prices
This vill mp the interest account more rapidly,
and up the market for all such securities There are
holders o. these stocks at prices ranging and per
cent above those currents and every one per cent
advance will bring out portions Of this stock when
outsiders are all sellers aud not buyers the bulls Of the
street get feddd With all kisds Of stocks and they
get prices Up they have TO carry them, without the
prospect or any demana to relieve the market.
No sensible change ha. taken place in any Of the
fancy stocks ard the only for the temporary al
In the market price, Is the great sbundasce Of
money, aud the reduced rate Of interest. The easy
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DISAGREEMENT IN THE CAHNEr-We learn from
a most reliable source, that there has forsome time
past been coolness between Mr. Clayton and Mr.
Meredith, OF the cabinet, and that il IS increasing
every day. We are not acquainted with the cause,
but ii may have something TO do with the fact that
General Taylor is in the habit Of visiting Mr.. Me-
redi,h's family. Be this as it may, the breach
exists, and there may be an explosion one Of these
days which will cause some sstopishment IN
Washington. The present cabinet is certainly
composed Of curious materials. Let us anayze it
little.
Mr. Meredith If an eminent lawyer, but he is no
politician lie mas taken very little part in the ia
discriminate system Of removals and appointments
that has characterized the cabinet. Ever since his
accession he has been studying the finances Of the
country, and, in all probability, will make very
curious report. The breach between him and Mr..
Clayton has been occesioned by Harvey, the letter
writer Of the state Department, who has attempted
to cut him mp for concealng the secrets of his de-
palm, Mt Il ON him.
Mr.. Ewing lie the great worker Of the cabinet,
and has more political tact than all the others put
together. He has been chef spirit 10 all the re-
rhovals and appointments that nave been made.
lie is a coarse, vulgar seli-conceited man, with a
great deal OF perseverance,, determination, aud
psrzanship. lie disl,kes the South, aud s-mpa-
ihises with the abolltonists.
Mr. Collsmer Is rather a hard-workng man. of
small capacity; bst be might do very well for his
petition His views in regard TO removals aad
appointments are OF the same character as those Of
Ewing.
Mr. Crawford end Mr. Preston are very quiet,
gen,lemany Southern men, but utterly iucompe-
tent end indolcnt. They are unsuited for the PEI
fiiions winch they occupy, and are guided BY the
chief clerks, or the leading sprts OF the army and
navy.
Mr. Clayton mas always wanted to be the chief
spirit Of the cabinet; but, although he is a great
politician in the small State OF Delaware, he is a
very small Statesman to conduct the foreign policy
If the United States. HIS foreign policy has been
q species of ptttifoeeing-such az might spring
from the mind Of a lawyer-and would indicate
that be has sided with all the monarchical ten
denotes OF the age in opposition to republican sym.
pathies, merely because there are some old and
musty laws on the statute books. His appoint
mcnts in diplomatic services have given great dis
gust TO every one, and will be terribly overhaued
by the Senate.
Altogether, the cabinet is the most imbecle and
incompetent that we ever had at the head of pub.
lie affairs in this country. and this opinion is en-
tertsinsd by Mr.. Clay, Mr.. Webster, and other
leading men Of the wing party in Congress.
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comparison Of prices current at the close II Cd
market yesterday with those ruling at the cose Of th
previous week exhibits an sdvsnce in Indiaua 81 Of
pei cent; Reading Railroad, q Erie Railroad ia.
lem, ssi Long Island Il Mohawk, 90; Canton Comp
ny, al New Hsrsu Railroad az; Hudson River Raj
road al Erie Bouds, dd y
The schooner Chsrrsn, at New Orleans from Brasc
ST Sage, brought s0s 7G3 81 in specie and the steam
Dee at Mobile, from Vera Cruz brought s7i,54o IL, e
houses in New Orleans.
The aggregate revenue and expenditures Of the tres
sury Of the State Of carolina for the year eadip
November LIST, ls4e we're ss sprexed;-
FINANCES Or Nonru .xu II.
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JUSTICE MoUNTFoRT's DECISION IN TIE KELLY
CAsE.-The iaterminable opinion and decision of
Justice Mounufort, IN the case of Alderman Kelly
excites good deal of laughter in the community
1t decision worthy of Dogoerry himself He
takes up three or four mortal columns In arriving
at the conclusion that Alderman Kelly was intoxl-
Gated on the night IN question, and winds up by
saying that he will remit the penalty which the
Alderman incurred Truly, this Is very Dogberry-
ish. 1t is lucky thing for the reputation Of
Chancellor Kent that he is sustained in some OF
his opinions by the learned Chief Justice Mount
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
~NNN~NN0ON~oN~~oN~NN~~~
ONE DAY LATER
PROM THE
CONTINENT OF EUROYE.

ny Telegraph, from London 70 Liverpool.
The annexed despatch was received Liverpool,
just previous to the sailing of the steamship Canada
1t Is dated,
LONDON, Nov. H-10x A. NJ
DEPARTURE OF THE NEW BRITISH MINISTER TO
THE UNITED STATES.
The steamer Hecate, with Sir Bulwer on board
sailed from Portsmouth yesterday morning, for the
United States.
The American frigats St Lawrence has arrived at
Cowes, from Bremen
The royal yacht has been ordered be in readiness
by Wednesday night, to embark the Court at Gosport
for Cowes.
The French mail of yesterday has not yet arrived
The various adyices from foreign exchanges are
generally encouraging.
THE SWEDISH NAVIGATION LAWS.
Our advices from Stockholm Sweden are to the Goth
of October.
We learn that on and after LIST January, next year
British vessels will be treated in Swedish ports In the
manner native vessels in respect to tonnage
port Dues and all other charges. All goods that may
be legally imported in Swedish vessels may also be
imported in British ships and all goods legally export
ed may also be carried in British vessels--in both
cases, the terms If imported exported
in Swedish vessels
AGRICULTURAL SCHOOLS In HUNGARY.
Dates to the nth inst have been received from Ven
ma by which perceive IL intended by the caei-
net to form agricultural schools in Hungary and colo
mics for the poor
RAILWAY AUDIT
The railway companies are making attempts to a.
the opinion OF their shareholders the re:ou
tions agreed to at the late meeting Of delegates.
r.. MARKETS
HAvRr, Nov. 1e.-There is activity in che
ket besides briskness in cotton. large business is
doing in coGee aud sugar
HAMBuRoH Nov Is Exchange On London 13 marks
1lH short
BRUSSELS, Nov. 15.--Exohsnge on London 70 25H.
ANrwERP, Nov l5.-Excbange on London 25a IS.
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Naval Intelligence.

NAVAL CouRr MARITAL. The defence OF billiard
charged with assaultng and beating officer board
the nited States sloop OF Germantown, read
yesterday before the court. BY his counsel John s.
Stubbs Esq.. of Portsmsgth. The next case then
taken up Norfolk Beacoa, Nor. 30.
The United STATES steamer Vix,n Lieut.. Comd's
Ward, eight days from Pensacola arrived at Kingston
Jam. the sth instant-oflcers aud all wal
She would sal In feS days for VenozuPls
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oth n standard WRITER'S on the terms; bat 1t is
8 system OF grand larceny, which ought to be
stopped. To establish an American literature, to
do Justice to literary men at home and abroad, we
must have an international copyright law. Con-
gress will be required to act upon this subject.
But the slavery question, like huge, black,
overshadowing thunder gust, covers the whole no.
rizon. All speculations or calculations upon any
thing else, in the meantime, are involved In the
greatest uncertainty. We can only hope that Gen.
Taylor and the moderados will effect some salts
factory compromise to the whole Union. Then
we may undertake to talk CT great enterprises,
opening the resources, and expanding the glory
and prosperity of the counry-butnot before.
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From ftsiftsut Treasurer Fhiiadsl phia. 100000 O.
10 Treasury I. States Washingtos. ECO 900 0I
In the estimates which have been formed Of the De 4
cheney In the Treasury the amount deposit In I'll
Different depostories Il included in the revenue TIL
fact Of is being hand 4 evidence that 10 {,
plus to that eStept Every dollar Of II is appropriate
and In many instances, due The report Of the sesr
tary Of the Treasury that will be presented to Cor
gress az soon as the house Is organized will show TIA
instead Of there being asurplus on hand, there will
deficiency TO provide fer. During the lat session.
Congress application was made, by the friends Of IN
present ecnibistration for an issue Of eve millions
treasury notes TO provide fcr any deficiency that
arise in the Treasury. TIE resolution wssIost and
application win, dufirg the approaching session b
made for an issue OF at least double that amount W
are glad TO see that our suegeston that an issue
Treasury notes, bearing nominal rate Of interest 70
general circulation, be made meets with almost uni
verss appreciation and We trust Congress. viii take IN
matter into considerstson.
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INrERrsTINe FROM NICARAGUA. Under this head
the Warrington Rsppbic credits the Tribune Of
this city, for an account Of the destruction Of the
Mosquito town Of Quamwaia, by party Of Anne
rcans from the brig NJ. G. Draper Now, the fact
Is, that intelligence appeared exclusively in the
Huoid, and was copied BY the Tribune, and other
papers, the neat day. We wish the RepuJitc would
be more careful in crediting the right papers from
which d sxiraeis news.
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LATER From NENEzUELA-By the bark Mara,
Captain Dean, we have accounts from Maracaibo
to the 10th of November. The only item of news
is, that General Paez had been sent to the Fort
Cymsne.
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Mr.. CLAY IN WASHINGTON -Tm OLD LION
AND THE JAcKAss. -This eminent statesman
has returned to Washington, after making
brief stay in New York and other large cities
on his way. Here, and elsewhere, he was re-
ceived with the most extraordinary feelings Of
sympathy and applause-many of his old political
opponents mingling in the chorus Of appreciation.
Not single occurrence In his tour has taken place
disrespecful to the character or position of this
eminent man. Stop-there Is one exception A
man by the name of Fuller. who was appointed
Naval Storekeeper, at Brooklyn, by the present ca
binet, is this exception This is the only individual
we believe, who deliberately offered an insult to
the great state snan of the West-an insult which
no generous soul could conceive. There is
fable in Ksop, entitled the sold Lion and the
Jackass,' which will apply to this incident very
appropriately.
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Sporting Intelligence.

UrIoN CcvRsE, l.. I-TnorTIvo AVID PAcrrc.--Jamss
X. Polk and Cayuga Maid, will contend for purse Of
$3.50 mile heats best three in Ave TO $50 ID wagons
this afternoon at half past o'clock; also, match
for 81 eco play pay two mile heats in harness, be-
tween Sally Green and Quaker, two Newark Rags will
OF
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California Houses Portable and other
California Bouses aIe Stores equal to, and cheap NJ
aay thit market
sAN'l. BOOTH. ~ Myrtle ave-, Brooklyn.
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Officers and Crew OF the Biig Salem Picked
up Sea.

BOSTON, leo - 1879
The brig Caroline just arrived from San Juan do
Cuba November o. reports having picked up, on her
outward passage in lat 90 long rs, the officers aud
Of the brig salon. Of Philadelphia reported from
BosteI for Rio dc Jsneiro IheSalem Is said to have
been burnt at but Captain Pratt refused to give
any Of the particulars of the disaster.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, ASt0r Plaos-LucIA DI LAM
AIkNeoR.
BoWERY THEATRE, Bowery-THE THnEE GUARDS
BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway-THr KNIGHT OF
ARyA-THE IRISH SECaETARY-WAo SFEAks FIhsrf
NIBLO'S GARDEN, Brcadway-MILLIrEns -URiELLK.
BUTTONS THEATRE Chambers UNDERSTANDABLE
nILY-Q QUEENS HUsBAND-MRs. buNBUar's SPOONS.
NATIONAL THEATRE Chatham squars-IsAsELLE-
FouR sTEhs-IhIsE TUTOR.
oLYaPIC THEATRE. Broadway-IaIsH DRAsooy-
WHT1E THERE'S 4 WILL THERE's WAr-LADIEs BE-
wARE-No.
MECHANICS uALL-cHRIsTY's MINsrsELs
AMERICAN MUsEUM-AMusINe PERFORMANCES EVE
rs AfTERNooN AND EyENtNo
CIRCUS, Aston Place-EouEsrRIAN PERFoRHAHcEs.
MANHATTAN CIRCUS, near Wiillamsburgh Ferry
EouEsrRIAE PERFORMANCE
sToPPANI HALL-EvgRs' PANORAMA OF SEw YoRH.
CHINESE kUsEUH-GLIDnON's PANORAMA OF THE
NILE.
New York. Monday, December ., ls49'
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best Of overooatg in York. Also the cloths
eleet from Black dreis coats 70 order sC very bet $40
Other in proportion, famous for quality
workmanship Esab5hed Is vests and Eaes coats ready
MAJ 10
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&. II. Clarke, no William street, has the
beet ssorment Of oyerooag VOW York Also the cloths 20
,seet rom Blaeh dfes coats 70 order 800 very bet SO
Other garments in proportion famous for quality and
Workmanship Estabh5hed il vests and each tOas ready
The BIehelieu Ever-Pointed Gold Pens,
have, for durability, hexibty asd hneness OF fHl Ell,
rival il arlet made and s'id exclusively BY J. y. sA
s,s s a, v.T e s tqPe rae zoe 81
Watches and Cold Pens repaired
Ccnibs.--LsdIcs are Respectf,aIiy Invited
iAe choice Of Dress Combs a, the
IL Tie city sors which iii se foSnd the po1e Ghsn pa.
tern 80 ureh Admired Also ear be obtained artals
So hrosdvAy. between wsissr aud White streets.
Fine Wstohes-A large assortment OF
Cold snds Watches, Neck Side and Fob Chaihs 10
ase IN want ps i,5p tisir Sgvartrs S car .sS ~
snine the stock before purehasir elsewhere.
TiIuoiat's sulphur Baths, o1g Pearl atreet,
Broadway, essbshod in 1922. by Louis Tirnoat
% css wy,rrs Iu s s' T s1p nv. % We
iished ssd only Sulphur Bath IN ths city.
Take Care OF your Corns Those afflicted
with these yeHs.ieus stEsHSaE9 g 1s fs y a ready
SHIELDS rlsses When can 30 von Without be issst
Inconvenience IN wearing the best shoe To BE at his
Office Al ESehsrss ssO Nos no. I o1 10 5li Brsaiway
and Nc. ~ Actor House.
Ai.xander's Tricobsphc.--Thisc celebrated
n.aniansops Liquid nair Dys Temsns unsurpa..d BY
Rushten CLARK 90, Broadway, ard A. ID. D. Sands,
Liqu,d Hair Dye. Phalon's isprovsd
fsfs shs SoSssi spPiisa. vaau isurS % ths s.t -
AKIN. ess1sash can hsys ,ssf nlissers eyed " ars
iarre, 81 30.
wigs and Toupccs --Another Medal has
rees. The public invited inspect his new style fr
isSo At BhTeBkLoTs celetrassS Wig vss,sry, No.
the city. Cory the address.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
49,. ..,.r>, ~ Fulton and NASSAU sts.
..mus GoRDON b Il II = 2. .,
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.

IuNrIRY CORRESPONDENCE, cor <otssnS en-
a,tnnf rsc solicited from quarter o. tAs oSrld;
..v.I ,yiH be literally paid fer.
No NOTICE takea Of oaeny;mo".; Communications.
"rHE DAILY HERALD cents per eopy-ST per an
ssm. ,,,,,,p> 80, ~,
nent every Saturday ga ents copy or g per an
new for circulation IN europe printed IN FrsHeh and
EnTgHtiiEs p1LLIR WARY HEKALp' every Monday. .
ssafs per copy; 81 /sr ear copies to efnos %e
rs per dHnnm , IA. - a
usrlsssnen TO be post PAID the postage tc'H % 10
x.ssted from Ite money renritted. N,
ADVERTISEMENTS ut reasonable prices Ws tfe-
srietor o res ponsibe for errors IA ndnnscT pr.
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have for durability. he1blity, asd OF Ga Ell.
rival ia arfct made and sold exclusively BY J. y sA
WAGE, g Fulton street. who has also superior stock
me Cold aud silver watches, which he will sell very 10
Watches and Gold Pens repaired.
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% sEano de choice setoon Of Dfess Combs AZ Che
scrihers store tbs variety M beyonda doub tbs greatest
In The city whch III be found the Double chau
tern much admired Also, be obtained every atiols
srpertaHtng 10 trs toilet. A. j. SAUNptRa
So broadway, between Walker aud White streets.
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HAufRDAsm LITERATUEE.-The best journals IN
the literature Of millinery, tailoring, and dress
making, arc those conducted by Genio M. Scott,
who Is a perfect ARTIST in bis line, and N. T. Will
lis, who, In addition TO ms millinery literature,
sometimes INDUCES in opera, poetry, and pania-
looms AJropos OF the Opera. Willis objects to
the present troupe at the Asor Place theatre, be-
cause the artists are French by birth, with Italian
names Now, it happens to be the fact that for
the last Ave and twenty years. with very few ex-
ceptons, Of the great Italian artists Of the age very
few have been Italian by birth Garcia was a
spaniard, and so was Malbran Grisi is French,
Tedefco is German, and Lablache, and many
others of the leading vocalsts Of the present CEN
tury, were any thing but Italians by birth.
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Court Calendar for This Day
CRcuiI CovRr.- Nos 10 10 inclusive.