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The New York herald., 1850-09-17
City aad subarban News.
IRISH MEETING IN TAMaAsY HALL.

IRISH MEETING TAMaAsY HALL
Last evening u meeting took place In rsmmany
Hs for the purpose OF expressing sympathy With w.
s. oBrsn in his exile and detstston Of ths British
eoysrpra, nt for tho in which they had perez
cuted him
HoaAox GRr-rr was called to the chair and In I'D.
dressing tn. meeting sail he had been charged With
elitypgsmmen, when he formerly identified hims~'f
with The Iri-, struggle. He need not tell them h,
unjust the nputation wss His feeling wss nov what
A yoc.-The elections are coming
Mr. MIcuAEL DOHEsY, an Irish exile ASKED II ttis
the proper time TO make objection TO the meet
ing.
the cmAlRmAs said he thought It was better to let
the fritnos OF the meeting have the first chance
Mr hrnNTssEY, the Secretary then READ tha resolu-
tions sympathising with SIN IN o. Brien AID dsnoua
cruelty. he also read sym cathising lettors from
Levin Cas-, Charles O'Conor William IL. serard, aud
Rob.r T, ler
BonAer GREELEY then pat the resolutions from the
hr poHsS, arose to move an amendment. amidst a
scene OF confusion which battles description There
shouting ana uprosr for aud against him bet ~
length he allowed to proceed, when ne said ths
lrih people had been r.soluonising and revolutions
ing for NJ lsstt fifty years. withouG being lots
nesrcr TO liberty than thev we're before, aud John
run VAS all the time laughing at tham When the
American people wanted TO make q revolution, they
dlo it wi h in tatiT hands; and Snith O'brien
would be far more delighted with the news that the
lrh people bad 100000 nuskets On their shoulders
then that they pass loo GOO resolutions He ecncuscd
by moving aubstitute TO the resolutions tnE; the
meeting &c nov aojourn
Mr. Jo-lPH BaEsras, another Irish exile, seconded
the mo ion, and supported the previous speakers
We've il sprtch
MIR Miks Walsh followed. and said he opposed
TO the call # the re-lpg but rs It had been held he
other course tDan 20 adopt the resolutions
| Ib.y would confole q 'Brisn ia his exile
tome other sp skers sddres the meeting on both
sidss amidst loud cries OF question: ana divide the
house
Horace Greeley looked evidently beuilderei ct this
state OF things wh.n " KoHirsor came 10 his aid
ara udvisod tho meeting to be guided by Mr. Greedy
horace then procseded to divide the house, hut .
division impossible owing the proAsure of the peo
pie upon each other an the shout and uprosr that
| preva d. foui attempts were made, but they were
| all unsuccessful
| At length the philosephic Chairman recommended
the decision 10 be tested by ,bow OF hsnds. Here
again the difficulty equally greet for the hsnds
sppesTeC to be pretty egusliy divided and soae held
that the ajoTnJ IN favor OF the sojourna.eEt
die but tbs CSxirmaa decided that the majority
IN OF the resolutions, upon which he put
bis bat vsD.hed. and the meeting then broke up
| 1t was uly funny snsir
DEATH M APorLExY-The Coroner yesterday held
TN irquest at No % Roosevelt strsston the body OF
Patrick Riley, aged 55 yesss born ia Ireland who
found dead D alley way PesIl street, Chat.
Ism Verdict. death by disease Of the heart, caused
| by intCmperance
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MARKETS ELsEWnEa
STOCh SALES

PuIhprI Sept IS 200 shares Morrs canal is 30 do
30 Ir 2JO0 o. ;. 6 dT. l5ai; Is Kentucky Bank, los
lCo tennessee So - $50 Tesss' oes 30; rhilsdsphi,
I.i NIX. ~: lis Lehigh Coal snd Esyigetion Co, q; -
Manufacturing srd seoksnies BaBk tx 10 u Rank, h
$50 m,sgton Railroad Co slh 81 Reading haroat 2'k
40 state 6s p2 NvIIsogn Rs ilrosd, ~: Insuraoee
Go cf Penn go o. uaos Canal a. Ssscr6 Ssrd e. d.. -, %
ScIr, lki hsvigstup 6s. ~ yE; 5000 do J'l; 1000 do
sG ~ Mechanics Bank q AZ leJ Morris Csasl 10; 5000
Auboy Railroad es, Il @Ai 2cJ City SIS, s6.
BALTizonE SEPT. Ill share Bank Of Baltimore, 9o<;
10 Bsnk Of Msrylazd 81 25 o Railroad time,
7 20 DO Dc 7f IS DO 30. "; 100 Do doA York Cum
betiAnd Railroad, Is; 3 do. do. ls3..
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rIsH.-There wes none shoat unsoid, and We heard
Of lsrce ansactions to arrive, fall prices
FRuirs The sales emb so bbs. ourrants ct To
fer Cortes and ~ fof Zante. lot OF cases citron
cold al 1915.
FREioHrs.-Ratfs were somewhat nrmer' ana Tor cos
ton TO Liverpool 16d to 1924 asked snd 20 fer
-four; cd. wac offered Tor grain and 5Isd was Asked
For de ad weight rates ranged from l7s Sd to .os To
London 8 600 bels -four were taken a: 10. I'd and
lot OF naval stores at the same rate
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r,'ors loo Judge EdwAris.
SstT 80 itfrsfs rF Futaan- ra's divorce 49,
~sstG stEum.utt .rtht,r part Of the d-y. No de-
rifitu i. - ~ givsn.
~ Tatsst Tbssss + ftis expected that the counse
f.rs.. Ictrtt t~ul - bead this DAY. snow ess-s
uht flt ttmpcrary iui emotion rpstraning his pro
rssaff fc dito Ia the Court - Phladslphe,
sbcu g. T,m0vsd. M forrsst and his counsel srre
a. tttt aud gr Ht dsrte Of interest 10 manifested
"a tat ftatiit CT the argrts~rt
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CrAELrsros-sts. .msh,n seuthsrer..T a Ioupg: W
Tboly. Mia Young, MIS- Williams Rch'd Hooker. ae1
rc Miss Allen, srs Hswell. Mrs bagsdon Mrs Perry.
Fails. Grsveley A xcCloskey and family. Jas Pier
and family. Teprant ane fams. Mrs Nichols aud
daughter. nrs Nichois Ms Nichols Jas Taylor and
sniphsr ard lady James Anderson. Apyos,as sori-
Thee Rsnds; John fonn,sn Brothevwood o 7 Jo-n
son. I'm nailetinc. q Tenant, T Berkus eenui-
ham Jne Liyine Jno Depham, Hopkins, Deuh.m xrs
Nc Fsrlapd. Bsr~rm. L. S"~e A uunt-r, OConuer.
Dr Lamb W. 3 iangdon. Kesn, Eitshell. pr Carr.
nsnsrd - wights clarss, n Cummings, George
n BasAs X ALI ia. Lamb MN Curtis Kelley r q
Lsar,r r 4 CoBcict. D9rry Howell, N .Cummings N
Merritt, N oolbury. 13 in ttetrave.
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Letter hes per s,esasr ssrnia usiifss snd Hr-
pol, pi AZ ths E.shta-e Rsndips Room t srcbsasl
tiir cas-, 81 quntter b.fcT. s'cioet-
heHs Ro Js.ero. eo r-r stenusr oounets,
VAL close AZ t Exchange kosdins ROOM tG hsennEsh sr
h'roay, Hthiru
Istssr Bsrs srssesue-s rarh for sic Jsnsic -u
ssso th- isefsuss Resrinu Rosn t5i IksaaaE.L ..
ircscsy, stth tsst, ~ ~ o'cicct.
P.sletsts can - rr-tsi1 ~ ,ss sse-c s@os - .sy
raFt - a. vorid.
~. u ~. Ls.t.r s.s. a.. .to xssroas wsa s,es,
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Wind drriss the day from sw 70 81.
rsissrsphie Marine Rspsrss.

Arrivse-Dsrs L.vrvB.s, crs..r- freua ssl,iaos. Q.
,hs ls is.. u ..l. sr both 'ep'sil' io'' ~ sss u
shir.s. o,tTis, ci.sO. AsF {. .Nor..a. Ans "a sari
sSsE i s s. a.a k.s. MAR. 1 s% n,s
Tsnbsm Do: .chr. Brsee Yrsdesehs.rE Disdsm. Hs,,y
Aiin. ,d fsles fhlsdsiphiA Troy. Oregon. ROndsut La
cs.r.dBrs Clement carl ,on; schrs Sl,h.-.y Phil
assirhnsi Rsinbo-. kiehnesd; Lsvrenee, sYorh
Ris,. MsAI.s' ssTshsrn IishI Esns. Adrss. ana ss-
ihs .sSr Fi,sS.,h from Bsilere for Mes Yors re,urs
BaursI- ssp,iL
rsnsd-ssAr. Hus.en and Arasaos rysr,
Afrives-Dris baldwin. Nrors.
Arrived-stAr rour.ir Jsuss River Sleeps 5crssa.
ssiIh. .ndkctso, kDhaevI -.
rIlyse-sse.usr ossrey B,rsd. ssys K.rer;s lssa.
s y ios ss poke snip is'Ae''n y dA,' from Ss--
tA-Bns B,hisr Boston, hrs bel. ,sl. Tor B.-,o. II,h
sehr Joss, smith fr, srs,k for ssvssass pot "a her,
To-Day, sit6 lvse 81 sails, %. - -.
TheU sthtp sprs,e,,. wsnr Cornsadaat, icr the Ess,
Ise ;sir EsSctiOss q ra.. cee.r x.y. ft ss- Y.rt
VITA tafse q uneer ysserssy rutin issky .ih s ess
Ihs sehi ocsss oi Ss- Torh, Ger Bs,ore In Hampton
Hr, Ftee1 Of nsw vsrs for phliaa.isaia. ~. % the
CaIeso Nrins en- fiissJ With ks ~ Srsns, nsis top
tshT II Iitrssrsls. ffon san Bls, .rry,i ,o-d.,.
cisarsd--Btis xsssa AtIsate.
lbtL--Sld sbip Auautts, krS-k.
Ar-ivts--ssAr n Saith. ara svsss. N0ri,ss..
n.iov- --Bris @, croi. frsu RAssss i..ssa' -
tuilte-sthfs tottth 1utttr. Batsmor- O.o Frnahln.
ot ihisi tiosps Willard abs ffvv, kYsrh.
Arlivod--s,hr, Nara n,rs.s. PAi.seissia Psyiliop.
sEd n,ry Clara ntcr,.
ATrivtt-- ssAr Hsiy. Hsl.nsf. fer Provicenes'
Ar,ivtd-rsrm,ts. Psnss,iphis
tltArtd--tcirs Conrlssee, Nfcrk
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Wsshy nspo o. s s"s,., M s'ss ~ ,es,
nARIrImE iSTELLI @ u E.
Pert sf New York. septenber II. 1870.


shIr.-Heter rsttsrser. san Frss ,oi Booth ksssri
Dstcres, Bsts~a, fuusn hsotet ketts-
~ phup Nsw orleans. Frv-t n Hiots Jsia Howard.
lkiss, rhtrcsien. Ntrfie CHARLESTON hyan Chsries
tou NssHih n sovs.
Barhs-lcrs Bbtbs, s,l,t.- Psvirt Bsdvis Hssls
goutsr- src.pss nd satsrsss Neat
nris ,-sLtsma Stevens Cr.scua, q " itws W Las
renee 1fsytr Hsuvit-f, STU rson tayht- c.; keano-
fAs, kstf.r ntble. tsgle hs-srG Lssert kbspe Do,
ttsrsss tissruar Co. seselle haae e. ~ sarys Ge,
tls ntetintp, DO
Itd vsfrtn, Wchs, :, sary,, Geo kf hlet Iei %
J. Uss Lob SsFHr.h. Dtrnili Coi " Csiireii Nsa-
~ wsk,srs~r NIt Jeremiah Lssmisf Tosussua, vii
,n,rrtse r,s snth ssrtb. 90 Ann, HayFiat feter.-
tUfe asSisrs Nerre Sorfolt sehle irs'sra Fhtsfrl.
Tss Eessi,y Bst. eoi ,is. Chase Bcsoa nstss. gsus
slset1 Nv Y,si, yoaes rsu Hsvsn.
arrived.
slip lr6srsudstse grttb krisat Louten sai Poes-
niyf- Dc Avg lk IA, ,r ~ icr if09 shrs 90 II
Haul!.er Iss Vshl.nt sad tesk Ahscah III q Gl1s w.
The New York herald., 1850-09-17

rI,crs o. NAuvnv.-t tnited tist... sl9 ir.lsad CO.,
Knsssd iDs seotiAad Ge rrrry ltg Fr.ns. L. sweden
Sal serlArd u italy British fo's.os' Ia Nor,h Ase-
-ussritsi bsIl.vus. lt smsn Prr. a.. L. Lana
,ie AUlum dc NJ Wards issna. D. Rsndsiis Island,
City Hospital Alrr House. Blaek reis Island. 4.
'''''1 ~" A. WHIT City Iasp.e.sr.
60 I,u,oro~,s orrtcs fept Ia, Is1
The New York herald., 1850-09-17
M arried.

On tho 4th inst. rceigh burgh Canada East, by
the Esv MIR Reed Mr.. Wa VI. PArrisoy, to MARI
daughter OF A Thuribut Esq
On he 25 TIA ult, at Fran kiort On the Main by the
Rev Ir stein. DIR PHILIr srrvrR OF this city 20 Miss
CHARLOTTE sIssS. daughter Of the late Mr. Jacob H.
Stem. OF Frankfort on the Nam.
on " sanssdsy. the lIth in.t By the Rev Joseph p
Thompson Mr.. e,murl II. SIMS to Mise MasY A.,
TIrus all Of this city
The New York herald., 1850-09-17

c.. nt,iitE Corsst l.. -rnurfi>o -Two vel tllad
n lts Of lcrsrs tro' ths s'tsrbooa tor t~s purees
Inference 10 the cntris v be sIc'snt 80 en- sure an
stttnctnco 1t tie race
The New York herald., 1850-09-17
.P...enxsrs arrived.

CLAssow-ehp W Warren-Two Misses Carmichels.
HAvIs-siip Mortimore L,vipg-.ons-sr Dupouy, lady.
and chdi Mr. Boursso. Mr. servatua kr Alburd,
Mr. Bcctenbuch and lady Mr. vatabs. Mr. GAlisysr.
LmpA Barstow, and 29s in the steeraee. !
BAvRE Psofst rhio Zurich Era Msurin. Mr. kanrin,
Mr. naurn, OF NOesps; NJ Balm and lady Miss Balm,
Rahp, OF s~itserlAnd Lehman Mrs Herbert OF France
DIR Sanders
Iospon Packet shi Mrs Ksafe Rev
DR. Poor of Crylon Airsivp. Ars Geo Gddoa Charles
Clddop, Robert rrs emsn, ttd Yrs fireman
ILvERPooL-Ship kmna Fieids Mr. Cox and 70 nily Mr.
Rschings and family
2 Miss NO res, Mrs a Wehb. q Price Kingsod,
OLeary Goodman. Bepn IT, and Ss in tho cabin.
MARAcArno. Aug 77-Brigs Henrista oubel for NYork,
In 5 days Horatio. The brig Nancy PiAsted cid
14th for vers Cruz.
PoRTM,urH. B-stip COMMUNICATIONS Jenkins.
Rogers Dsrbrow, CsllakA an and Blu nting.
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ro.,, Cr,-.ar--rnI. oar

ctrrttr Ctrtr --Nof 5si- 20 10 - ~, 7bT -
eia fli vi 10 pST. . - .
-st
The New York herald., 1850-09-17

risss Tsyor. A!fdis.V-n; p4snond Davis Nav York +
- ssdot ThcInss, sORhsven; Abi,n Rswsy Cslsts tld
sfs ahErsits hse, bossoi Ams'Ayss Brown DO; ssal
ford E9Bscice, fhemas Ne-h.vcn: usnry Ics sn,sth
Breotlyn. Jehn leres. saih. NeN yors j Diefsrssn
ysI.os do' Il Nssh: 1si .e:.yn; Geo Hsnman WorsI
NY; kepj Douglass. Taylor nidd,etowni barge saith
Nave. do; steamer Kern be Flov ere. do.
PoETLAnp Sept l3-arr bri-f Potos,. h-rri Masap,sE
Helen Jane Hail. PHILADELPHIA via soos
A Tucher. BAtson. Addison for Baltimore.
Sept e-srr schr friends Strout and Nis-
tons. hay, Ropdput.
sohrs. sld 18th, sehr Hannah Nickerson NYork.
PORTSMOUTH (Outer Harhor) Seps 12-Arr sohr Carroll
(not Csrdl Portiard for New York
Sept ia-Arr echr Mozart. Reed Philadelphia Cia
1b. bark wynau. BArr,nston Hie Grade and mkt bzx
TIP Psrkn., oiksy Philadelphia Sid isth, brig Shep-
herd. thew Hoia art. fa'a
sAvArrAr, Sep. Il--Au schr Phipsburr WyIis, Bata.
NYork. slA. brig Oregon. Berry, Somerset Ne.
In port Sept TO- Sh ps Frss Halle't 10 tom Hartford.
Burke New orhi olumhs Grumey dsehg; Eli whitney.
Baslsnd do; tB Ccburo d.. bsrks Exast, ste-
NYort James omi'n Lowell di'chg: rexns, Howard
do trizs Alabans Wess Boston; Augusta Stone NYork
Frank 60 mbs. disshs; Brave >wl Lythe, do Neptune
Frederickson dos President Taylor staples, do Marshall
Partridge ei ork Julia Rich, Harding. ealt; La
mar Lshttoarne waitg L,sanesr Powers Normaz.
Howell NYork; " N Foster. III waitg.
Sac HAT Sep. H. In port bark Acssta Strattan, for
San Frsncisco, wts wind.
wnsIssros ssp,i2-srv briGs Norfolk PsndletOu. New
de 18TH brig Giieas Rose NYorh; schrs Jns cider
do klouse Ro, nren d. CID 18th brig Edward Filter.
walton York echr Matilda Wells Miller do; lith, schr
Martha, Teal. NYort
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xy.enly h.por, of u,.sbs

In tbs CITY snd County Of new York. ff the 7h tsy Of
ssptsp Der to the ltth do q 3 .ptsDs. ,i5S0
Moe, S; Wsnsn 80; Boys. l5; Gifs. u. Total. sli.
The New York herald., 1850-09-17

rs cossuLTEp On vKsHsEst.
~ dssesses Ntth honcrable eoutatn'o roce Of shir-
gears enables bin ~ cuFs rsrfesty viaut nerrury
Recent esses removed in fsu ssxa ttgeturss "a 1rr
veaknes he fnvsrsbly fo fos uii cayef ~
rcuaer ariana- " Ne efHcs. elt< paitss ssrpat
The New York herald., 1850-09-17

~ have epstrsssd disessca -CuTs vel-ssS shs, is
rake ty hssith fbavo d-vctrt many years a.
prcfssssr, sad hss. ts.sst s.eesaay ssssass u pc
tsre fhost uho wtat ceasult thess eouriafsts
nay A. % (frco cf sksfssl from "a, FM srndsr
trcereS yge rsae year health 900 ~in sysid ths-r
fn.ves VIE unliushssr ts yss sniv crrs
rvv srs tas, their en-, tna 81 - s, s ns..-
Tor dsease IN n. s rnn rsrssrs uko.a ks~ifh 80
heen rhine. sr aAs~- -sstssss sst ssliy ipsNI
The New York herald., 1850-09-17
Notice 60 Mariners.


GosArs. Ass 7s-ssip cistiid. (Bol) for Lve,pooi
lISs Yreaeriok. hence ksn tBrE kebrrtina lBrL and
wsseersr tBrL all fer LverpocE sshr Dtss. Of aad tor
Boston.
HAvAs<. .sout sert l-Bsrhs jobs Benson. West for
Tofi fz Azrcsn. Ade for Portland lu days Prsrsot
Dee. ter Bs,tea isE Lvra benps tem NYorh. lust
May Lvs Coodinf from Pertlsns dfcg Orine st yoha.
kedhrc tor Boston In 10 dayG bgs Jehs rresoh Shack
rsrk. log
u tris S,ehtOnns. chaRb.ri.in. fer sasus is
MALTA AaF i-B.rh Lreina. Sears s.sr hsses Jy sfor
Corstsntin oyle tsnd sls sane dsy1
Poser. RI Avs 1s-sld, barb ftsto. fer Philsdsphia
do-Bsrh Ferries ef ssd 20 NHsvvs ldgi brig Olive
rheupses. Pentinsili. fer Fbilsdclphis, seps i
~ Josr, NB Sept loship tadecis Bssnsrms.. sYcrfi
12h tarhs etspbensen bremI riork Jala .yn. (PrusI
90. CID iesh, brig Cen. haCresdy Alexandria.
sr hsnrrzs abt as-No Afnsresn ssels In port.
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ALnAsr SIP. cid sears Bsnj.nia Yisid. Pera ,aa
sssfc, s.p. is-Arr sr.s. n.nss. tstl Kelly. 8, Mar
Ia ssss. ks. ss' s.is s.i ssssfs scar. @
1sfIis. ss fis.:s , slis; s sosis Ssa.
ss,: .ss .s.. s;:s s::. s.,
S ssS ss.i: ifsis s Nail SG,; Ss
ssifS-sss ssrs is@srr ssr,. .s%s,S 6-sA, Hsii,,,.
k,sis sis..sss % iAssi s.sses isii ssss.r. SIS
bn ss s,. S ~, A s,s.S sss' ., S
ss Ss s,sIsy s.s. ss fs,,. .ss,. s5 D iSs,
s.sssTasis. @ s.r' s-A .sAr sas,..- Crosby. Boston
...sI ...sIi,rs,. SEP. laa.r .A,s E..'r. wsss c,,sis
t.rshsw, Asohhon Wet lndiss =.
s.Ss5 q ais. %s: sS;i s. s. f's. ks
port s.yi y sAirs I..s t,l Raiiin. VIC y.rs.d
lS.'Sss L.. Ss,i.,s s ,i.' a. s;.h AZ ShAs. WIZ. S ,,
~, tsSs,r': Isst sssiy - y...as. ssi;s. iH
no,Ia sssil,sn. dis. v,is.i,l sys.r Isp ss,,s,sl'
% 5ssS s.a, s oss.s , a. CT c.
r,ln. Ghey. ~, c6,. ksrss.-. A,sb.. r..ay sssis-
sy tSoss", k,ssasi "a. 81, Seis.siis tBsl risI
r.1cS S kc. a; 81, s.si; S sSsr M,ry s.,.n n,.,y
Gisreg4ss sep, liar .cir Eliza. Bross. Fhllsdei-
Bstrovrs L. s.r, Ear ,ckr Lu,r Bi.s. sYsrt. ga
ia Fsrt waite .5s sontnst. Perry, so liza, srs vm
'it Tvs t'pS,a'S fs-rs, t.rss Le-. fton H.,..,
Citsrd nom Brsoh ard tpc tsrt with tlue sign
ass ersts esfy this nornn slsc tsrk With
lts e. unptotesst uitsrt rr,st sht tcprsant mast.
ses sss, 20 sss thi, ssrnse q stsh "a. isiie srs
con resod portion - Brigs imna, tmrire, Besre'ta,
Csffsrrs sud May tfie. berunea smith Jeany Jsd
sns nnsklsy Tor Bos.oa The rovenue eattet Forward y
The and CAPT N9nes cxerong his psatic
ASH in diettirg and yednE fcrars bard the
British rr ssfy Abr. TIE ~ the tstter vessel
tsard The whosa tvsy gassi N cramu
itF suf ptfns perfect the terr oacs Tie rgpsrs II hs
lfiss ssutrg fCHiur dr.viuG toEsrds Compieticn.
k1W uHIraNs sett T-Cle brig Adam Gray. foste Ha-
AR chip CsisIdes Gocdrin. Dostn. loved % ses
- irst iTs hsjah. Wsits tsrk as sctn sni vi L.
- hinr.
koEtutr scr, ti-Arr tsis vAnrouvtt Sui'fer York.
racket Neiant, . borne. Nev foFt scnr Rama Tat
r. Corrtl, Ns- lorkl cbts hthos oodir~t Nev crs.
Neffsotcs tiefore rei 10 dsftfHH Oscar grrea
F.iy utairrd So, trig herirgss, tvisnt sohtets
Hat Br tai Natild.. karray. sadsifs
So IoSD5r. eevt l-hrs sctfs yattcn, Bites B5s.
Alisry Caer, rfstpnr fsr sNurf.
Ftpefa rofr G. seid fe- do tanr hisany Fsc-
80 sra Dsr~ 81 aiiact hc.kiand
ftl q o: fiuap Rcliina ftiiv.t f-r 90
TsusrsfIfHs Seft ts-hff tara toviss. Willeiy Ia
rssa bss hnehyst BftNn. Nc Tori, srtrl rtsl nvs-
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-05-06
"LoOK AT HOME"

This very pertinent reply to those who are in
quislivey pryng into the domestic affairs Of others
has more force than is usually ascribed to it.. A
great amount of the troubles and contentious which
distract society arise from neglecting this great
fact Those who are SO busy looking at the faults
of others, have no time to correct their own, and
wrongs grow into great magnitude under their
very noses, while they are lamenting over distant
evils which do no not affect or concern them.-
How much better would the world be. if each indi-
vidual were to set about strict examination Of his
own conduct, aid test it by the same rigid prin-
cples which he applied to the conduct OF others!
How mach more free from abuses would be that
community, which has as diligently searched out
it's own evils, and was as Jealous to correct them,
as it is those which it imagines to exist a hun
bred or two miles of. That philanthropy must be
spurious article which oyerlools thiags claiming
it's notice Immediately around it, to see objects
only worthy Of its attention when far of. Teach
individual and community were to try the expert
ment. and look at home, we think that no matter
how great their moral and religious reputation,
there would be found some deficiency that might
be supplied, some evil that might be remedied
and thus vigilance now exercised in fruitless efforts
to accomplish doubtful good, would partake Of a
practical character, from which effects the mos,
beneficial to society would follow.
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JEWELRY! JEWELRY!
SPRING SUPPLY.
One Door We.t of M. Cu.h;ne'..

One Door West Of NJ. Cu.h;ng's.
rEORGE B. WRIGHT has just returned from
VI Philadelphia with his Spring Stock of
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.,
which will be sold lower than ever, and to whieh
he invites the attention Of his friends and the public
generally. His stock consists of
Fine Gold Lever. Anchor & La. Watches !;
Fine Silver, do. do. do do;
An excellent quality ofCLOCKS;
Gold, Vest, Fob and Neck Chains;
Gold Ear and Finger Rings;
Breast Pins, Gold and Silver Spectasles {;
Lockets. Gold and Silver Thimbles;
Gold and Silver Pencils and Pen Holders !;
Gold Pens; Diamond Finger Rings;
Bracelets and Clasps;
Gold and Silver Belt Slides;
Studs, Keys, Silver and Shell Card Cases !;
Port Monaies; Silver Combs, Fans;
Silver Table, Desert, Tea and Sal, Spoons
Raxors, Scissors, Sugar Tongs;
Butter, Fruit and Pocket Knives;
Thermometers. Magnets, Microscopes;
Spy Glasses, Purses, Tooth Brushes;
Steel Beads, Leads. and Spectacle Cases
Steel Pens and Burning Glasses;
Pocket Compasses, Perfumery, &c.
o. Clocks. Watches and Jewelry, repeired
neatly and promptly.
Staunton, April 8, 1850.
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TIE NAN WITH BIG Fooz.-We heard a
few days since, says the Knckerbocker, laugh
able anecdote of man with big foot. lie was
Euf9aonian, who must be living now, for man
with SO good hold upon the ground is not likely
TO drop off" in hurry. He stepped one day
into the smallshop of boot maker, in the flourish
ing capital Of old Erie, and asked Crispin if he
could make him pair Of boots. Looking at his
long splay pedal extrerni:ss, and then CHANGING at
huge uncut cow.hde that hung upon the wall,
he said
"Well, yes, guess So"
"Wha time will you have them done? To
day is Monday"
'.Wel, it'll depend on circumstances; guess !
can have them done for you by Saturday"
On Saturday, therefore, the man called for his
boots.
''Have you got 'em done z" said he, as he en-
tered the little shop.
mo, haven't--I couldn't; it hes rained every
day since | took your measure.''
Trained !" exclaimed the astonished patron !;
'swell, what Of that? What had that 10 do with
II"
"\Nhst had THAT to do with it ?" echoed Girls
pin; sit had good deal to Go with it. When |
make your boots Pee got to do It out Of doors, for
haven't room in my shop, and cant't work out
doors in rainy weather."
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The MANIA IN WESTERN WlscoKsIS.-SrlLL
THEY GO !-For the last two weeks. California
teams. says the Potosi (Grant Coz Republican,
have been constantly passing through our streets.
The number ofgood, substantial men that are pass
ing from our midst, will have its effect npon the
country. The farmer iured by the glittering dust,
leaves the plows share in the furrow, his flocks and
herds in the field. his crops unsown. and all the
fond endearments of home and friends. in the hope
Of amassing princey fortune in a tar-of country.
The minor trenzied with hope, forsakes the most
iattering prospect, disposes of his implements OF
labor. and mingles with the motley crowd. inspired
with the thought that at the end of his journey,
they will find themselves in country where hope
ends in frution-where gold is more plentiful than
lead upon our surrounding hills. Heaven grant
that they may not be disappointed! but we fear
that many poor fellow that joins the California
trains will soon be separated to sjon the innumer-
able caravan that moves to the pale realms Of
shade,o