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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13
GENERAL NOTICES.

~ At Large and Enthusiastic Meeting OF
the Wings Of he Nineteenth Ward, held pursuant 70
call, at George w. Aerton's Upper Bulls Head Hotel
oriy-fourth-sL between Fourth and Fifth on Friday
evening. May 10, 1850. at u O'Clock PM. Mr. JOSEPH c.
CANNING was called 10 the Chair, and WILLIAM CARR.
WRIGHT appointed Secretary.
The cali ~ the meeting was read and approved.
The following Preamble and Resolutions were uuani-
mously adopted:
hyeds, notice having appeared call gon the Wings
OF the Nineteenth NeTd to meet this evening for the pur.
pose of orgsnzson and considering the said call
being authorized by either the General or
Ward Committees whose duty II is to take the necessary
sieps when they in their wisdom think II required
Therefore, be Il
Resored That having entire confidence In our Delegates
TO the General Committee and protesting against all right
to instruct them this any other subject free
10 willingness ard intention TO sustain them in
their efforts TO promote the Interests ofhe Wing paryes
pecay In the they have thought proper to pursue
upon the subject Of the division of the Ward.
Retoed That this meeting regret that any serious action
Ia aed tending to disorRaniZe the Wings of tn
Ward believing that such proceeding would seriously
affect the interest Of the party Of the present time aud az
ard the success Of gres. object
Resofred That auhentica ed copy of the above
amble and Resolutions he TO the Chairman Of the &C.
neral Committee, and also published in The Tribune.
Rsolred That now adjourn subject to the call OF the
authorized Committees.
Motion TO ad lOurn carried
JOS. c. CANNING, Chairman.
WILLIAM CARTWRIGHT. Secretary mylS IL
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Douglass Bill-NIr. CIay's Speech-The New
Pro-Slavery Orgnn-Mr. Webster's Adher-
ence TO the Compromise.

BY Telegraph erelusirelyt 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Sunday May u.
Mr.. Douglass bill for the admission of California
will be taken up tomorrow, with the consent of
Mr. Clay, before the Compromise Scheme is touch
ed Mr.. Clay is expected to make great speech.
The Southern Address, urging the support of the
sectional paper to be conducted by Elwood Fisher,
upon the South, was issued from the press last
evening 1t is a strong appeal to their sectional
prejudice.
Mr. Webster returned here this morning. He
will stand by the Report OF the Committee Of
Thirteen.
Mr.. Clay is greatly encouraged at the increasing
prospects Of carrying the Compromise. r.
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JUsT FIVE MINUTES TOO LATE'-How ofen has this
happened sIready and how often may happen again

JUsT FIVE MINUTES TOO LATE'-tlow ofen has this
happened already, and how often may happen again =!
II you about in the O'Clock boat how very
annoying find that he boat has just gone, and that by
true time, you iust five minutes too a'e This shows
most conclusively the value and importance Of having
correct tire piece in your pocket that you depend upon
at ell times Let ell those who travel have banking
mails express business to attend to, where Eve minutes
less may make difference Of whole day call upon the
subscriber once ard select from his stock Of fine Watches
OF those elegant and accurate time pieces, made by
those celebrated manufacturers LEWIS SAMUEL, SAMUEL
MAesus and MORRIS SAMUEL which give mos, entire sat
isiacton 10 those who have hem cow In
A. T. COCHRANE, 238 Greenwchst
EFT Tsse down the name and number OF 5. BANKERS
Store sol Grand-st The creates, bargains offered In
this City selling st his store. We advise persons
visiting this City, who wish to buy cheap and be fairly dealt
with give him call Read hls advertisement IN another
column. Do rot forget the number, Sl Grsnd-st.
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For California.

We shall issue THIS MORNING, in sea-
son for the mails by the Georgia, the XXXth
number of The Tribune for California, Ore
cos and tie Sandrich Islands. 1t will con-
tain the latest Foreign and Domestic News,
Congressional Proceedings, Marriages and
Deaths, &c. &c.
" Persons wishing this paper will please leave
their orders at the desk Single copies sixpence,
in wrappers ready for mailing.
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F.em the nraais cenm.r..ei .Aar.r.l.,-.

NEw-N DIRK TRIBUNE AND Mr. WRBsTER-SOme
DAYS since the New York Tribune published let
Ter from Washington correspondent containing OBJ
and most curl0us personal attack upon the private
and public character Of MIR Webster For this conmuni-
cation which very like eInaua.on from q Stew
have been looking for some apology to decency and the
Whg party; but instead ofthis we rd the offensive am.
Gle floating about IN the cey strata Of the opposition press
which stands ready TO copy with avdiy anything IN dsro
CATION The character Of Wig statesman, especially II
thew find Il in papers pTOiessedy Whig That we
characterized This Gsck too strongly, we are inclined
though much against good taste, aware 10 publish
q single extract:
I'VE beg 10 be excused from copyingi;. Id Tribl
For the credit Of tie American press pleased
have power 10 ssy that this communication has
cited disgust indignation anong the respectable portion
of H. OF all parties. We have idea that Mr. Webster
be injured by such assaults yet II is dsgRceiu that
they are permitted find approving circulation, that
they should have been made public hragh any paper
having the least elaine the favorable consideration OF the
respectable portion OF community. The Tribune may
"tske much BY mus polnnag iis Columns win vie at
the character OF majority Of It's readers II they
unite most heartily in It's condemnation
Ee9~ While we are quite aware of the af-
fectionate regard entertained for us by the
conductors of the Buffalo Commercial, we
cannot believe them capable Of feeding their
grudge by so gross and foolish SANDER as
the above would be if willful. No such par
agraph as they quote and attribute to us
ever appeared in The Tribune, either as
original or selected no similar attack on
the private character Of any eminent States
man, whether Of our own party or any other.
The public character and conduct Of men in
official station, whether of our own or anoth-
cr party, are and viii be canvassed in these
columns with entire freedom; and if public
men see fit to outrage public decency and
damage the National character by any open
and shameless indecency of conduct, we
deem such conduct legitimate subject Of
apprehension: but no spying, tattling. ewes
dropping reports, true or false, of any mans
frailhes have ever appeared in these columns
with the ccgnizance Of the Editor-we trust
none have without it. And we cannot now
see how The Commercial can justify, even
by its eagerness to deal blow at The Trib-
une, the currency it has given to the very
gross attack on Mr.. Webster it has attrib-
uted to us, but which we will not sully our
columns by repeating. We demand of our
maligner thorough and unequiyocal retrac-
ton of the SANDER.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Dir. Clny-11r. Webstcr's Views.
BY Telegraph erelusireiy 10 The Tribune.

WASHINGTON Sunday, Nay Y.
Mr. CLAY is recruiting in the country, prepare
tory to the coming weeks work on the Omnibus
BILL
Mr. WEBSTER arrived this morning His present
position is this He is in favor Of separating Cali
fornia from the other bills, and putting her through
alone He is in favor of MAsoS's Fugitive Slave
bill, with amendments. He is in favor of Terrific
rial Governments without the Proviso, and there
fore, not in favor of President Taylor's plan. He
has devoted great attention to the Public Land
question, and will make an elaborate speech upon
it. when suitable opportunity offers. ;.
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have already secured the State Printing on the
strength of its foretold efficiency. They are of the
Ohio breed Of Loco Focos, which, after that OF
New Hampshire. is more malignant and vicious
than any other with which we are acquainted. If
the State Treasury can somehow or other be
plenished. they are sure to make their fortune.
Including California, this is great country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13

The LANCASHIRE BILL RISeERs-These renowned
musical srusies, The original instructors OF the farsmsd
Campanhogians who popular In this county, ara
81 the Chinese Assembly Rooms having been secured
hy that admirable caterer Tor the public anusemsuL Mr.
bAksuN these wonderful musicians ring Eve bells escn
al ue iesf never attempted others They execute
ne most difcult musical compositions with and bril-
nsncy Thai charming Vocalist Miss Leslie with assist Al
pfovisatore Singer.
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~ RINGS Restorative Bers, Vegetable Compound
for the cure OF Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Nervous De-
billy Bilious Affections &c. This medicine is of,red
the public under the that there is article u
stence having stronger claims to their consideration
Exuac, from letter just received by the Proprietor:
Its the greatest medicine believe ever prepared The
haboe given me by friend has almost cured OF the
Dyspepsia, from which have been afflicted for the last
four years Send me three bottles two for friend who
have persuaded to try H.
Prepared and sold by c. II. RING, Druggist,
1872 Broadway cor John-st.
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To- An assortment OF Dress Goods far surprising the
usual styles oimpored articles is this morning offered by
y. w. BARKER Co. II and 70 Cathernest These bril-
liant designs will be hae with joy by ali the admirers Of
beauty and fashion, introduced they into
market through the present superior facilities for imPors
ton. They consist purely OF French manufacture. Cha
meleop FoulArd and Glsce Silks, Bsreges, Deaines,
lawns, Cambrics Ginghams and Prints, beside every
rely Of Housekeeping articles, English manufacture
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Consul Returned.

BALTIMORE Saturday,, Nav II.
Rev. THoS SEwEGI, whom the Spanish author.
tiles refused TO receive as Convul at St. Jago de
Cuba, has returned to Baltimore. His health has
been entirely reesta blished.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CHINESE MUSEUM There be no dispute about the
fact that the Chinese Belle this place snd In truth ns
whole Chinese Family there, may be considered the great
curiosity Of the day isnot surprising men, that they ex
cite much general tina; the popular ear and
Unpopular tongue full insn heir unique looks their
odd costumes heir amsble and vvacious sp e
The stranger who leaves New York without seeing them
misses pleasure OF no common order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13
Michigan Constitutional Election.

BUFFALO, Saturday, Nay II, AM.
We learn from Michigan that the Locos have
elected one member in Genesee, one in Lapeer,
three in st. Clair, one in Saginaw, one in Van Bu-
rem and in Ingham, making in all 60 Delegates.
The Wings have chosen two in Genesee, and one
in Lapeer, in all II.
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Loss of n Steamboat.

NORFOLK, Saturday, May II.
The steamer Sun ran ashore near this place on
Wednesday last, and was totally lost. The yes.
sci formerly belonged to Baltimore.
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U Our friends from the country who ia wsni.of
Dry Goods, and who expect to get full value for their
ney can not do better than to buy their Dry Goods OF the
Messrs TowLE, 23l Grand-si. Columbian Hall In this
tensve they make but price, and always
tuthy represent their Goods and never in any instance
urge their buy fthey no, perfectly salts
fed that they getting full value for their money.
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X" We would call the attention of readers to the
card Of Dr. SWEET in advertising columns Dr. 5. Is
the Oldest living Of the Boneseng Sweet family, aud has
recommendations satisfy the most credulous Of his ability
ia the line of hs profession.
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For Europe.

The next number of The TriBune for European
circulation viii be issued TOMORROW MORN
ING at 9 O'Clock. 1t will contain all the latest
news received up to the time of going to press.
The Canada sails from Boston on Wednesday at
10 O'clock
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

EIBLo's GARDES-An bright and new here. This is the
opening night; and strong company scenery
fairy drama, dresses the only thing not in
this establishment will be a crowded Saloon tonight
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Low Price of Freiahfs.

NEw-oRLEASs, Thursday, May g.
Several American vessels are about leaving this
port in ballast for Liverpool in consequence of the
low condition of freiehts
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U r. GILBERT Co.'S Piano-Fortes, with or without
the Eolan may be found al Broadway. Their ncreas
ed and rapid sale the best evidence OF their favor with the
public. myj lie
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PosT OFFICE, NEw.YoRR MAY - 1850
~ California Muil.-The Regular Mail for Cali.
fornia Panama and Chagres will be closed this office
to-day at NJ TO be forwarded per Il. s. Mail Steamer
GEORGIA Posta ge TO Chsgres, 20 cents; 70 Panama 80
cents: both Of which must be prepaid.
mylJ II VIM. V. BRADY Postmaster
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SPECIAL NoTIoE A. J. BEALss one dollar patent da-
gueueoyresare bis old j6 Broadway over BeeOe
&Cos store opposite Rshbuns Hotel and has no con-
necion with any other room in the city Portraits warrant
ed for ST. in handsome N. B. l56 Broadway be-
tween MAiden-lane and Lihertv.st
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- $1,000 Free Homestead.-This grand priv.
ege given by the law this State should be enjoyed
II here offered cheap and good for only $780, which gets
village lot out lot Off to and cemetery lot
better bargain than what the Sun lately advertised
Apply at 80 Esssau-st up stairs. L. ID. DEWEY.
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Death of n Judne.

CHARLESTON, Wednesday, Mayo.
Judge RICHARDSON, President of the Court Of
Appeals Of South Carolina, died in this city to-day.
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II Messrs. WV. EDxoNDs and Horace GREE
LAY are announced to speak on Temperance. at
Mr.. Pardee's Church in Poughkeepsie, on Wed.
nesdsy evening.
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~ BRADY's National Gallery OF Daguerreotypes. n
ard 207 Broadway Fultonst Strangers and citizen
are respectfully invited TO examine The specimens
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II Dr. EDWARD II. Dixon, Editor Of the Scalpe,"
has removed his consulting Offices to I2 Grsnd-si one
door West OF Broadway where he confines hs attention ex
clusvey to operative surgery and Office consuliatons
myll isf
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. MONDAY, MAY -.

n Advertisements for The Ner- York Tribune
s,rh be banded In 10 tss publication oce before 10
eeock In evening insure publication the next
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To Correspondent.

TR BroTn.-Soue SHINING this name asks U.s. ID
on sbi for The Tribune to make hundred thousand dol
.is,s 90 pos boosted enLayofa0,' &c. AZ never
hosa.d OF making any such and never did make any
40 : like H. we wait Mr. p = explanation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13

~ DR.. A. ". Gunn has resumed the practice OF his
profession al his former residence 1872 Fourtst mis- Ats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13

70 Notire.-The members Of Mount Vernon No A.
s II r. hereby notified to meet at their hall
ner Of Twenie,hst and Second-sve Monday evening
MAY 3 att o'clock proceed in body to the Taberua-
Gle in Broadway The members OF all other Divisions are
respectfully invited to join them By order OF
mylj Ito J. G. RlKER, w. r.
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II The Tren.urer of the Fire Dennrtmen

II The Trenrurer OF The Fire Depnrfment
with much pleasure acknowledges the receipt of Two
Hundred and Fifty Dollars (by the hands Of Alfred Car
SON. Esq Chief Engineer being donation from Stephen
Whitney, Esq TO the charitable fund of the department
JOHN 5. GILES Treasurer.
New.York, Mpy II, 1880 myl3 lt
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CS~ Ii. u. Mcguire, Dentist, successor OF the late
John Burde, with whom ne wss formerly associated }
continues the practice of the Dental Profession usual
2Unionsquare, corner Of Fourtesnth-st. mylS 2dst
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r7rGrnud Division. =. of IT,, N. Y.-This bod

~ Grand Division. y. of IT,, N. Y.-This body
having accepted invitation to attend the celebration
Monday 18th inst the members requested
Fountain Hail. l49 Bowerv. at O'Clock NJ thu, day,
with regslis. BY order, THOMAS EDGERLEY, G. s.
~ Practical Industrial Reform.--The intsli-
gent industrial classes invited TO attend the Of
Mechanics Mutual Protection, No H. of Blocker
End Morton for four successive Tuesday evenings
commencing the 18th inst Immediately after the ad.
ioummen OF said Protection, at 81 O'clock hear the
views OF Mr. j. STEVENS principle Of Reform that VIII
every producer the wealth Of his production
(SignedD JOHN +. MITCHELL,
JAMES JACKSON
WIN SAXTON.
DAVID HARING,
ny3 2lisF JOHN CURRIE
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Posr.OFFIcE. NEw.YoRH.

II Tudor Horton d Co. Designers and Wood
corner OF John-st. myl 2tis
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SAILS, AWNINGS, TEN rs, SO.
g.

III
~ LUTON TO preserve all kinds OF articles made II can
vsss cotton or hemp clohs that exposed TO the weat
er from mdew rot I'll the time making them an
urey water proof Goods prepared with the Cscned So
luton are not altered In their and will retsn
their original color long hey last The subscrbers
have used this solution for years on awnings and sails
and have neyer found TO fail IN any instance aud
offer Il TO the public on the most reasonable Avn
order a. the short st notice
PARlsEN < CROSSaAN cor. Pearl-st and Broadway.
N b. OLD awnings If nos spotted, preserved well
II new. mylsNs
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WANTED-By ayoung man, situation porter In
w dry goods grocery The beat OF refer
ences REQUIRED. Can be for days 10 Madison
81. basement. iny5 IL
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nyis 2lis

70 sons OF Temperance.-Members OF the Order
in his State together with Brohers from other States
cordially invited to unite in the celebration which takes
Monday next, 18Th inst They will meet at lf9
Bowery, above 0rsnd-s at O'Clock on that day. when
suitable positions viii be assigned them in the line ts
hoped there viii be gen, raj attendance
w. s. DILLINGHAM;, Grand Marshal
= = +. ME- myness Especial Aids. mv,s,.
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WANTED-By respectable Protestant Girl a siria-
w tion as cook housemad. Gail at 1863 Thrdavenue
entrance 10 6ixteenth-st rnyl3 It,
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WANTED-StuStions by two American girls one a.
w cook, washer and Toner the other do chamber
work and assist In the Of children. Apply a, 49,
Woos,er-st between Houston and Bleecter uiyl3 ITO
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r.xr,,, .,. NEw YoRK, May 1, 1850.
'I'HE SUBSCRIBER taxes this method OF Inform.
ing his friends and The public that he has his
PrOesson az Architect Superintendent 257 Broad
way adjoining and connected with the office Of J. w.
Rich. ESQ Architect and would be thankful for share Of
itesr patronage. Imyi33ri MARTIN d THOMPSON
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II Physical Education.-The defects In the phys
esi treatment Of females beginning I'd demand ettea-
uon and walking and rengthenng exercises Out Of doors
are recommended and prsctced extensively. By using
boGLEs Hetesona for sofenng the skin and preserving
soothness under whatever degree Of exposure TO cold
or chsngeabe weather. ladies' may face the winters fost
or summers sun, with impuniiy from injury.
FOR sale wholesale and retail a. A. b. d. SAEDSy,
lS Fu!orsI and Of Inc proprietor, Wm Bogls, Boston.
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NNANTEp-A situation cook or chsmbermaid by q
w girl who has lived three years In her last place In.
qu're at 81 Wslker-st. today. May 10. myl3 IT,
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~ Professor Willard OF Meedyille Pa Tieologi-
School, and author OF Travels in Egypt Arabia Pee
and the Holy Land" will lecture this evening and to-or-
evening in the Christian Church. Suok-st near De-
lsnceyst Those wishing hear the interesting de-
scrptve details Of Palestine from who has receny
travelled there, will do well 10 attend. lie will present
anumber splendid panoramic views VI scenery Doors
open All ocloek Admiltance l2i cents. myl5 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-13

~ ERyANTs.-The 4" Protective Agency and Private
CFsmiy,s Intshgence Office" continues TO supply from
re new and enlarged office at The Newiork Public School
Sociey's Building, l48 Grsndst. near Broadway first
c ass servants
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~ Jonrneymen UphoIsrerers OF New.Yorlr,

eeky meeting Of the members Of the above Union
will lake place Tuesday evening, l4h int att ocock
Mechanes Hail. Hester-st IL Is particularly requested
that all the members be presnL By order Of the President
GEORGE HOYT.
DEM COGHi.AN SecreinrV. InYll 2f
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COOk WANTED-ln a small private famiy-one
Nwho understands baking and IL a good washer and
ironer. None need apply who come well recon-
mended. Apply ct IS Cortsnd-st myl3 IL
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- Stephen Reed, Esq. Of his civ, VII, With ne
permission OF God repest his Dscourses the Prophetic
Scriptures =. the Medical College 81 CrCsby-s on Mon
day, Tuesday and Thursday evenings OF this week,
May L. - and IS commencing precisely = O'Clock each
evrning-Showirg the Personal Reign Of Cnrist Nigh
Hand
The Clergy the Legal Profession tire Corps Editorial
and the public generally. respectfully invited hear
these Interesting discourses. mylJ 3.isMTukThs
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ITO EDITORs.-Two young (prsciica printers)
Of industrious habits wish engage with a publisnsr
and proprietor FOR the composition OF weekly paper Ad-
dress giving reel nanes) A. Z. c. of Mr. B. Under
wood. y North William ST. mvlI IL
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COAL.-TlSDALL COAL DEPOT REMOVED
~ The old customers Of ms ward and hs pubIe ir gen
srs are respectsy informed tia, the business OF yard
h oeen removed from 30 Cherry-s and Hoboken-
g. foot OF Csnsst end Opposite he Clinton Market where
81 the lowest prces mvI9 Iwiss