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IMPORTANT 10 ALL.-LEhthES -"
1 LEEl ga - saeres ss'-et Allh..@, - : -
r~..-.a Uee3- 9. VICTOR BISHOPS, = As-t@n-l-n-,
Seas- Goa. Approved q tT 30 Aca1errs ~ Mrtlc-r
s-a k1fs Colleges - fsrs Lon1o1 sad BERN -na
4t-.r o. re N-t ca C...egr of N-H OK
I--s- Ar.ta L-ec cc1-sr. .1 ever pp-s.1 - cAs~
a. ~ r-rs .sf BE- derived t-lu nc nAi1fA LIE, es
..rs.f f.H .L-r ircors 1~rc~e llry are
srr I'd csas- O. squat al r1rl ess szf-ras - -s
-s.-l- rt-- Get -lel gsr, -v- ID Lps- ftcrs ~f-
ras-s L--cs-. are 80 or---r-l ~ are rlA--rz9--'
srd .f rsed 80 rrl--r carr eTsf-asng - 70 l~res-
D. sls ~ ifn~1sr gr7 ,rlt -hrs- 1ie-ss irspfr
b. IL. .oe.-stas over re 20 g1 L-erl. rcs ~ ee
.a-a.-ef lr RI lv s--s L14 cfe-lulo- irfac-l0gs
TIE r1.t sa.rr- as rccl r r,fcrg ~ lse ~
ts Arf-a L-rc1-- c rfecr-rc- ~ ma " - 1ailfA
ores 1are 5-rc obls-1ec 81 ilT-c,0r .rgCi ~ l'si
-r-lli-rr prsrrllC-rs Augug hen - rlrrry 1tnioe
1- ~arsea ~ Fruf-s-sr ft~1rn- A0u u N-S fDfA tnc
Il Pas. ~ -sal-s n Fs F-z1 Ecor1 and brict-t-sl
Ie.rs as from ght disp>rs- irpu ~ 1lfs-
-. afh-rs p-s~-s ~ ~ -r nTrnior, AID no
80 oe -- g. re N-E-TsrE bsro- loE-i1-r Sii1 ~ "a
81rf. " kra1sri-s orders om - v ~ AID Nsry D.
rsfrr--rr. a.
..r - ard es-ecialv eoet0r,. psaseTs. czps,ns u
r.-.s g rir-f- .l--re-lee Is -~E a. IA por
AL p ---or T. .11-cr1er - " fc1-1 q - &c oi
LAMsERT ALEXANDRA
f----.5r q 80 Ara Lc1-s % 4-1 Era A-L4z-1r-
CO B.. .-ra-- = trl-. 81 Pas
a-C---~s czr r- q. % a. - sfoT-rsl nosace srt
= 90 - sa1rosssc ,o VICTOR BisHOP = Gsloe.-aD=
Pr 1ooersfs rat lcr-f1i-g - ~ sIs x - aoxes
rrr
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AUCTION SALES.
JAMES n MILLER. Aaeso.~sr

F9FHT kSUN N kIL 4 a u UC73Ck- u ~ ~
rA.rf. rxchs7g-. previously sod a. privs,r ssls
CnCxyxr sEAr a ecostrv sol Il o. ard %
~ Hrse,n River mites frcn ne Rsircst depcs sef
a.. Mos. sr.3t-x Sirg Sbe e1r r>s frcr rcrytcwn
,,l sar "a q. f,sa P.esssnfvie depot ~ he Haen Raj
- sitsahea IN q wesihv netgkhorhcod ~fA view q
p,-,,,t Sv.rs erslsna Lske Ha~vrssrs~ snf 0rs<sy
Pa-t q wi a. ne River TIE psee vel stosAeS via
gra'sa r~~s-srplcs pesrs puma packs. sprccsa
-A.rrr. eirrss rraces snS currsns also wei stcefcd
va s,-rs, t-p~. ~ every kind On BE psee . rec
t,r~-s- -ttsr- VITA sriag rosua teke-, cellar. mia
rson sesirooas ps1utes srge ball hersfy are 3sef>
hsrd SnsA-d q &c. 9 ucrerfkifng sresrs % ws
runs tAr,agA 10 psce which - ihrown mc Ne
slfc A. -xc~leni wei y ~airF Asrp. a ~ esss
n,~nt s,Ss carriage Ceurc6es ~ al eroonn&
rcas All erceen, schocs Fes fan psrccuAfs inc1re
he sariion NON = Msden- ls1e. nv &1s
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BANGS. rLsr r 1 20, $50 ssSs. %. srossy.,

~ ~
ID Ps-fcu ~ sirauor stv~p . saie u rrfvsD Li>rs
ia Casa s3vsr-~. -sf- Wien ,iesir-d
SATURDAY. Mach ~ a. o'cloek. A y
CoNrtNUArtoN - rRspx SsLE Tee sac ~ his tey
vi embrace msrv sFg- coasigumene ~ vsaaese s,csk
ant Includes al ne inv,ices ~ Csfsehc Books
A.sa very extensive invcice " Rlank Books
Az u o'cicck
rRs SrssEorYrs Plarss ~iIL ~ SolD la sSeieas
hcsr pared IN re Csfsosu~ several sefs o. vaaeSls
ps'-s vi ~ o9-r~i ANer whiee he regular sccs sals
WI be re-u-'-i sad rorcioiest
MONDAY MORNING. Aprsl I. as s'elccs
TIE ErgnsA Boa sac vii Rke rlsce comnencta9 VITA
eNfrS,sinary gnnent fDrn The Lontoa rah
n.Asr BONN Tits invn.ce viii ~ fOund 10 - Re reh
-. ve os-r~i fro Mr. Rohn and enersces he following
r.rri wuFks wa Aadrrwss fsures % Heah evcls
svo Gi'Fcy's CsrreAares, alas nhc Ls,otca rrss
ard Shrubs ~ Britar. vos Soys Orniieclofy, VOC
c'-chsni foio, Sihihcrps Sors Grses 10 vos fclioj
Muse FrSncas and Rovsi vols kc Scs 10 es allowed
~ cie~r vaukhle nvOc~s NON LoaSoa. fal per.
ucnlArs vii ~ found IN he Catalogue.
AMERICAN Hemp ArAIgrtoN.-0EkAsp
n RETrS Nn sell On TUESDAY, Apfu o. III
ocosk frcnt o. their Ia Wallet sc oales dew
rnues kenfurky Hsnp ny az
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GLBR0 Il BROrnER~. s so~ro, wei

ALBRO n BROTHERS l6 So"rf'i west s.de'
- fourth door above Bro1mrst ara Grand 81 second
0io.k east ct the Hoy,c0 Nes-Nors dealers ia
TEA COFFEE SUGAR And koREl1N FRUITS
lvraRrrss or ANo DEALERS pc ~tNts 49,
Would call the suc0dou oi purchasers DO he following
articles ,,.,r.
F.ueY u..e DYSON Tea al tlree sa.logs per pound
EAt,a FIRE Your. Hyson Tea o. iour shaes per POUND
S. er.of lish is,orrd oaae Az son Tea A. siX shn-s
ler pound.
Fari.l Brssbfs, Tea g. ,-ree sa iugs per P'-rt.
oocns BACK T.s lequl TO any in mslaet o. four 'h'-
Iags per po4-t
These Teas gre O. warranted 90 ,ve PERFECT t.facon
NEW SUGARS
Ncv-Odea1s sugars, very handsome aii'go shi'cs arc
..Npsrce srd three saangs ior pounds beautiful Re-
frei Sorars. three sblafs and sHPerce Or pounds
A,c. STARTS D5QA.e Refined Crushed Loef Ground Loaf
anj Coffee sugars.
odG1verauet Java Coffee 81 fourteen pence per pound
0.ocd lava Coffee az one s,iiug Per pound
Pure Wl.i. Woter o. warranted 10 please a "a saii-
nngs per &c on
- TIE cars OF lhs NevHave1 Railroad ard Harlem
Railroad Nnd stages from Rllrn srd Dry pocS snd from
sss Ferries 800, 81 Ntiiehs' Ct Fuiousl snd feeSsn
rA.s the Bow,ry store, ard Stages trcm M-isnsa1gh
jersey C.,y snd south Ferries pass ae Ofandst store j.
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DK- J CIAW@ON kELLEI. 4s.-ylea

ty.-sr -s- r. rsr.- 81 e. c-re ~ h1---,- Tree
d -lr-I ,l ~ $3.50 tlrrg MaciaF 40 I1-~1aF. lst
A. i ll ArrL r. s4c-ess a--lllE -- ArAg
--s-l-- u -rcirrre m -.srases RI te ---s a.
- kr awe E-ozr. TIE ucs-sr. u..c Ard .- e.
-ra.1cs a. la-4fus sTor- as 4-7l--s ~ nv. -
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DRY GOODS.
NEW SILKS NEW SILKS
ILrlHlnlL p EAnEE ATLE

HITCHCOCK q LEADBEATER.
81 Broadway. corn y ol Leonard e. bewl
IAVE Just RECEIVED large Invoice o.. Ne"
II silks, m-a'rs rsr
ASSORTMENT or sAIlHs. SILKS. be.
ono OF 'be br.t 90 ile c and having made their p1fese
and given ie.r orders previous 10 he recent advance n
prices. ors satisfied thai t.eY can
SELL MrCH CHEAFFG
,isn any DINER ostsl, .lrrr. TIER s,ock cmursces
EVERYTHING rsEFrL AID ORNAMENTAL
iu DE Drg Good. hoo. s-I of e..i5 quality, fol
TIE PLAlNEsr AID CHEAPEST TO TIE BEST
ana ancst ar.i 90 To- io.r de'crs iaa1aa tl
MAXI THEIR ESTABLISHMENT
te resort OF pm h customers &C. wish to tnf fer goods
AT rAIi AND HONEST rEiCEs
aa8 90 maize ..ir solo, ras at our store s,I1lt e
TIEPLrNIlf or SHOPPING
Tls.fs.r.1l ..o-k embrace hcan'n. tss'rinr.- of
GRE EADlNEs. OE1ANuIts. SILK TISSUES,
PRINTED JtCONFr> $50 CtnRRlC~
0ISGHA3Is CtLlCOEs. BtE.OES. Mr>LlNs
CANTON CRAZE SiAWLS. MNN1lLLAs. &c &c..
Tl-t.b- r-e especially invited - call and examine
their ,iocs AID afe sssutd ila, uo Ia-s si Dee AIRED
o. show ihem fl,ir assortment
WHETHER THEY WISH TO BUY OR NOT
snd those lo hnh dey uust go into some o,bcr street
asa Broadway t' buy oae.p or rei .ovpriced goods.
aie particularly
SOLICITED TO CALL RNp sEE
ci themselves aud aro ss.ai,d ,hni We oal
SILL CHEAPFR lN BROADWAY
ihsn ia pa, o.her street il DEE r.N
HITCHCOCK q LEADBEATEE
u1l 500 Broafvav. cor Leonardo,
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NroTICF.-Al Plumbers dealers sne workers iu sacei
y es1 srd tal ripe vii rui 90 90 trcr A1NsniaE- ie
ssr5 heir card enc oset ~ DIV 49, tir @ t1' t
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49, TRIP TO GREEN BAY.-la 90.

IT, "Trip TO GREEN bAn.-ia con.
ss'rszs.zsof einEens q ssssie, ~ spsnsd sefsI'
cabin .ssn paesss A D PATCHES, Cspt ~ WnisaM,
~ 10 Or-sn Bay. lsssnr befsio % fbsssesy,
AprI Ihas ssonsisE pa<ssnsss an o1ro<t1nsy esass
oEsred u ylssia< BAL ln'sfessf sse-o. ~ e,ssSy.
"a sos bafcsn Her r~o1lsoo br Strength. spss1 IN
,obinsss sssnds A. No. Her esDin, 90 sra eye
80 . oy provided wiie siztsfecns st14es 81 wa
a.. sS1 1rDs,zsly COR sccomr1ocsoe u ssik1o an<
osrti~. rood bxod q na<c OF 1oef1 FsrDozs -
- 10 svsii A~nssi.ss o. sbys mp, cen savs 49,
Ysrs 90 Wsdnsessy ssxS ne Asesy. o. sns nsv.xevn
ara krs "a kct srfvt n 800 - ksxsssv' ~
';::S:ss :'', 2 :: ss5,csx q scxzAx s.,s
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CESIINE COD LIVER OIL H1sl Apply
VI ---tgrt r.rl 1- Coasi ~ NEr- AZ sr 81 ~
era o. se aaLe F1rclss=rs RAJ g. assured u zs-
M a. arlc-z free irsm sl1-.-ra-oo BY agcsyl1r
~ IL BAkEz- 10 gca1-sr
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fVr Spring ~tyie Of GeutIeMtn'~ IiH1s-H'NV
-, ~ pine AID Na.ssu sN-(;eas emeus Hats O. ne
srns standard sre now resly sre Submitted 10 ne
crvcsl ,adganeu q purchasers TIE s1osonoef' HAS
hnveb-en oas tried ard Possessed OF Pernsnea' aao
we,desersrd celebrity and oscree 20 h.s customers
spa he pabicA vrices moderate a. ANY respee'so'
h,use n "a. trade engaged IN the manufacture q ire mes
o,.u,,e. n Hsi. Bird. cor Pine ALI Nassau ''
Nors.in al osses wheSc M STANDARD fs-'s's may ~
heco-s re weareg ire s,ye W. be sotisoa q 'a' ne
form srd features q" -AN
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KNlIIRITInN-E

INHIBITION sac eleap-A sp.-lt'd
4 NlInn,a I'd rsllrcs alst ',l 90 c2 GO c'iul'.
e.aLrS lecssa Tie ,1Frls- 90 tfa,eits " ~ d -
e.-v susi snI cse Poe u44e very pfrl-ie ,- --t ~
,.ltrr ta i.aVr 1918 .ss rare chance A'N c
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90. !. .,--r-. .s- --..l-..---.--..
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NlINDOW SHADES, O taTI-11i- %, p

NtINDOW SHADES, ca tarr-res, 9-srs-- = .
w -s ~ .. Erll.-s1- az r-ls - { " lsJlr lasl
e- gro=trqsr - ~Il-rsire asslrre--i lf -
saorr a-t-ss I1 - l0rrl D t-- Ard e. -rr-- -
100 r-1c1s S-0-rsl -eu T-s n s-r-ricr y ec9N
s-.fsf S--r a -s sTirg Of Ls-s XIV Bo-,cs- t1.srA
A. -. ursrerv C1rrzl-s Cursln Loop. bEn1. -.
C.-.-r Tssses Pew Cu-- ara Tssss-E - l111- W.
- A. Ns-c-.r.s -EY,-F - cta-g -. SO 2 = ~
t-,--.ss . ca eskre r.ring -, rsrsee---
n YzyAktrS
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DrBLrc apnISisTRHToR.s SALE,

III Blu ADulNisThArVhS sALn-h
u II ESDAl, ArgN = 81 ie4 o'ccck. on he premises
Frsnkrst the entire sCck and txarss u he
"Pe~uer Mug tavern. heiooging 10 May Lynch de-
cess portion u re s1cs consists OF 9iartrr Cabs
coxniac brandy and aids Old ale Asa of % koase-
bold furniture JAMES rHAYEk
m.giss Pubhc Administrator, Ac
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AGENTS
1s.on REDDiNG s. co.
Pf .ate.rha. " B. IflRfR.
B.Glo GEO j. DERBY c..
caar.-sta- = & SAnfUFL HART. SEs.
Cincinnati, Post co
Ncw-O--l1 80 .DRmAN.
DOLPU 0ARRIGrE. Pshffter
u3 7tsp lfW rtlc sf-sl Actor House
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WILL BE PUBLISHED oS TUESDAY, q
" Ms--h per. 10 ~
HOMEOPATHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA

ofs-.elce l.-rsars al sr; s-oaistcay Arranged by
H--k VIII as cgsrto see. plates ay Ie mos' t..i'n-
.1sr-l srss N Germany TEE .-stuarssed and edited
lr aerc.r r. Bard. AMND Professor n Nsla-a SCI
e-crs be- Dickinson College. Cas4se. Penn Oee part
rihh.li every MONTH me verJ low price " e. which
I ,l.. e al lovers a.. Instruction 10 ihc mos. Deslii1.
aud -el FORM. however scany .nrlf ans to become
.uascn er. % ihe work Subscriptions ere aAen by q.
toes,-ers iu s un.ed sa.es Tor ,b- whole Eors ouy
Pr-rs,en, 8. MOI assed or.y payment n 81 on deey
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MARINE JOuHukL.
PORT or KEW.YORK .EaNCN ~ i.7n.
1uslhTUsf sLHsNsc....ftit rtf.
D.. --ss...s 81 tss neen l-cr-... DO
nfcH MATER. March 1N
fssdy ii.'.-..o Da Coz leland IH ha 'rf ore .''
~ ~. 49,. L1.nN4L-AAe fou.-lI .,... ..
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Z lAtNt y NJ ENt't+I-II l'1NI1.'-fY -
II ntf = r.gr. trr crrg Ls-las. a CLrl-l-r ar-.
1900 N-a -Y1rk 1s -sla.i s-r--1I cal1-c-a 't
Hss.re q "a ADO - ssslsia1 p ~ le-i t-i-l-1 r.
-. II 80 r-- rirr1-. tECT - r1lll~lcr oi a.
49, W. taF- .-1ls-1 -ef -Aag-i-rs D D. care -
Fr--~ .--r1- = "a. tl ~ l1rss sr1 cc-frs Ct -
rs~. Ts-rrs roaara-- T. so1s- sr.rr-s AZ r0fn-
rL.iss
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ERe--1<BAsY shS ~ Isfsfnefists L<e11nf ITS
seanaer BUFFALO, Csps ee.iIs ~ ssre
% bot u RDblnsosa SUNDAY AfIkkSoOS 20
1cock- FOr passage sppy ca Dosff NJ ~
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IJAKDwAkE, sszasso - vslsr a ~ z< er-, esS
II ~ry soclG >rsa -uss fcrrvn az ~ sss e.e<S ~
=. zsys ~ osBoRN q SWAN
IN ~ q fsisz-<A
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,I,UE sUBsCRIBER Ger. sis ssnssI ss:estnss.
fs..s .rr.r1ii1fsl and borEicofHf1 sseds f1if -
lr.es 10 great saney, rspe yin>s and arb
- l.r<e eoi scn0o u eIotic pasBts, srf fse~fG -
80 ,s,r n .rrises 10 be ape go bsffss u esfy
- sr~'r Ssashls eas1fy of bosAsg dry wksa ysssS
.,.ogsrs szd wishing 70 purehzss invttec 70
e,l .sf sxsnans for themselves
DUNLAP, s~ssssnsa sr< Y'ortst
IN zns IS Hroadwsy
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noAAAFsS DSN lA>Ne sAAse- :.
sALES OF HOUSE MOLD FURNITURE
THE UNDERSIGNED neg 10 snioru lh-sT h,enas
snd ne pnonc. that hey pr~rsr~ 10 give particular
steuuon ID Sales II Household Furntar~ by Anetoe. 81
residences or elsewhere. ROLLINS 4 DUNOERDALR
loH> RottisS } Aaenonesfs-onse, IS wAls,
Jossrs Dv>DsspsLES tae tmts essS-
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NlC.-A Lsc7 -1u3e-e-f % rrs I-o-o- g5 t1s-rs-
-'Aif 70 70 r'4cn az Be- s-s.'r. V-es 'o make 81
c1fsfrr 1. win s-l1c- W. prefer o e. s1l.l
1sDL eve
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FERNIS GROCPAZ
P-eea--c Al :. u ufs ess.- tad re.sL 1g A q D
SANDS Dr.grs s-d Ct-a.-. l1n Fullor-.t corser W.
.al S-E-Yors sod 40 BY DolgEss sereray hrongl-
l.l - TO s-slss a. Olla4As rfcs g. per ,1ts Il
ga. - EJl i1reoc-
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March .s bt Rev Df T.ft.a Ff.pF .tlk ID HtV ti.-. .
saa Jos Cshfoa 20 Hhrrrf D. fo.rs, i-a.l'ef o. 3D.
y. 80 'i 'la ttr
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.scl't on us .rc.nt @.- d i..s.or- 1.I,s hru.e
, .... -.. ...s ,. p. l..l oil ..,f.ro- astl. f.,
r,.---s. cam ..i.a b., .I..l 4 l.. .o..r bee.
a. IA. it.,......- A.r..,fff Na.a-r-sr~ uH IAr
-...-...--.----.---.,
.... ..r.. e.., s..,a. g.
40 Etf,t 4 ND EftbH - H..
H. hLs 20 -. hl ,, ~ "a l,. m Nv,
..-r. - .,'..- .,t ......t D. ..,......-. I'D -.vl-
,. H. ... .,... s.t r.a.,rai. IF, ann. -
...' - e.. - ....
$500. q. ..,- l-.. .....-. Fl. ,.....'... s-r.. .r ...
' i y. ,..... 3D. y .'..-.. b. I'D.
NEH' ' .' - h"
l., ,. ., .,.,.. tss .'-r, a.t,r re..... d -,rr,.
.-nce ~ te pace. Evcyitnci- BOZ rcrirei ORDER and
.nc a'e if.,g. az enc, A-.'-> se.l.,...,'e
flfc'.fe money rs. fcr. De-
r .d ~ hDAth Ao"'N'.
-. iiaI-E FOIt ~ALt OK TO LIT The
20 r. 'a'rr'' ..s. .as. ,..
ti' if'i t.i ..
'''- ' ,.- T., ,..- I, .
es.e rs,.- o. aa'. seetr .n 'r erect - tf.' '-'-
~, ,V...',.t.r ..e..,r ,f -- l....s caa 5s
ad I'm h~fr.io. Anr. ani snI irltls of g..nerf
~. h- perez ia- 700 --..rti ''ir
1. F,gsrt..t ,,I be ersea ors1t .. essF f-rns Az
pF 3D. 'ro- htrA'. % N-.-.
- az, ,.,,x--TIT.~- ,<p ,,r,IEu- -I.. n
- ~ i~o o.a,.s or Ire tr.i faor WIN adfr taors.
~ nd .of ana cod ,sst-- r-.il-lol j.. very lr.r
allie having bean aesu. .d ---.- $50 year. Pr o- 1f en-
IrrH~ in Doe nfNIE s-f.N. h-"s .'" t '' rN
-oo. i.I Hl'lrE" Of sNc,'a ara .''" =, ~
,.'.s'. l,- 80, -s',Ir--i T-s. 81, 81 a lsif a.1
. .. - biz. b, .... i -.ff..r.- z .---. on .s f.sr
ri a.4,' r.sr li IN Z. D us-- f,r-. lfsrlr.r-
.rrrosrt lrlaI-r c.. 60 fllri-fFer-e Crn1sir f.rf-
....-t DID 10
800 49, ----- .---,-l -
!. -. r.-. .... t.. rl.s .r o...rs. 81.
H. ..,,, 1-..r a. =. f. rss. .... 81. #. --I.
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pAPEH-HAHGIH0S.

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i Crees az eU4re D~w s.ock d French and American
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Passengers Arrived.
MAH1nE JoUHHAL.

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= IN I.KT.-Tbs upqsr psrs o. ho1sr 1919
Il > sssSsly arzasr1 b-g~scs Es5scr sE1 $780,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-02
Frnm the PIain..

Two gentlemen reached this city Yesterday
morning from St. Paul in the steamer Excelsior,
who have been on a hunting and exploring e2pe-
dition over the Plains, and as far north the set
Elements of Selkrk and Pembina. on the Red
River of The North Their arrival at St. Paul is
announced in the minnesota Pioneer, OF the l4th
inst. in the following manner
Two gentlemen OF Her Majesty, Queen VIC.
loria's Guards, Hon. Edward Stewart Wortley
and Hon. w. Coke, have just arrived IN st. Paul,
on their return from hunt in the Buffalo ranges
OF the Red River Of the North, having been absent
on furlougb of five months. These gentlemen
report the unusual success of their party. having
seen as many as 200 buffalo cows killed IN SIN
ge fortunate drive by party of 30 horsemen
mostly halfbreeds. The hunters swept over the
range far northwest Of Devils Lake, killing all
the buffalo they desired.
In addition we learn from these gentementhat
they left St Paul on the 18th 0! August, with
party consisting OF only five persons and, atter
many singular adventures, nnumerabie incidents,
hardships &C ntermixed with great deal oil gem
uine sport they so fortunate as to escape all
danger from hostile Indians and returned alter
three months trip. safely to St Paul, where they
arrived on the 10Th instant. Daring their ramble
they visited Pembna, Selhirk settlement, and
Fort Garry. and from the census recently taken,
learned that Pembina and the settlement thereto
attached contained 1900 inhabitants, and Fort
Garry, the English trading post and envlrons about
)
quiet state, and the inhabitants in prosperous
and happy condition as circumstances will admit.
The inhabitants OF Selkirk were in a partial state
OF revolt against usurpations and restrictions i'm
posed upon their commerce by the Hudson Bay
Company and unless something IS done by the
British government to relieve their grievances 1t
is thought that an open eruption will ultimately
take place. Emigration from the English to the
American possessions in that garter, was on the
increase, and from small trading post, Pemblna,
the American settlement has risen to a place OF
some importance. and now contains, as by the re-
cent census taken, 1900 inhabitants
Messrs. Wortley x Coke bring no news of I'M
portance. On their return they were delayed sew
eral days by losing their way on the plains, the
whole country having been burnt by the Indians,
large war parties of whom were constantly NOV
ing in almost every direction. After few days
soiourn in this city, Messrs w. & G. will proceed
to New Orleans, and will thence, in all probabil-
ity sail direct for England.
St Louis intellgencer Nov. %.
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Richie 81 Nice ormick,s Circular.


AsHEs-Montreal Pot Ashes sold during the early
part OF the week al 8s TO ia Cd W cw and GALE TOOK
place yesterday at 26s Cd The market pendfuy
suppled-With accommodating stocks and prtces tending
downward. The import into Clyde this year gives 5p
bbls that Of last year.
CoTToN-The accounts brought by steamer America
from various quarters Of the COTTON 6isrcs) OF severe
iros; having occurred only checked the doWpWMa
tendency Of priceg but established advance Of ID
upon last weeks rates St the market 10 Without ami
mstonhe disturbed OF the Continent preventing tna
trade from buying except for the supply oil Immediate
wants.
GRAIN During the week our imports OF Wheat have
been light which has caused rather rmer market In thai
article with good retail trade, and slight advance in
prices Although there have been considerable arrivals Cd
Flour yet good brands sell freely former prices while
inferior rather cheaper except Flour which scarce
Barley still spaffDgly hand and sells freely at Cd
y boil advance In Oats and Oatmeal there Ia not any
change report Beans in demand al full raes Pea@
ae in retail at quotations. Little passing 10 lsdlaa
Corn.
LARD-Lard Is held firmly late advance and the pnca
may now be quoted at i0s p cW..
OILs.-Pale Seal Oil Ia held firmly al &3GD&4o STOCKS
getting light Cod Oil may be quoted at &3S0RS9 70.
Northern Whale Gil $40 is asked. American Red Lard
Oil Ia held nomnaly $3.50 234ihe high phce Of thS
oil in New York preventing ipmenls hitheT ., u, ,
NAVAL SToREs-C Resin Is held FOR 20 "a 7 c.
with lilte of this quality In There no rsey Dn' "
market In Tar we have alteration to aoIe rso,
the demand for good Middles and Shoulders sun
Homemade Cheese rather lower, and Anfencan 'S ~
40s p cwt ,d and no Yayis-
TiLLow-A good c0nsumphye deLnap1i % St rwt
,,on on or rates of last FndaY-39s139s % SSD,1tCK
''" '' va '@'e' - RICHIE AcCohnAo"
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Interesting southern News.

BALTIMORE, Friday, Nov. y. 1850.
The warrant for the arrest OF Governor Out
man, for being implicated in the Cuban invasion
had been received at Jackson, Miss, from New
Orleans. 1t is said that the object Of the Govern
or calling an extra session Of the Legislature,
was to prevent him from arrest.
The Charleston Mercury contains a letter from
Gen. James Hamilton to the people of South Car,
DINA, which concludes us follows 81 hope, toll
low citizens, you will pardon the extreme free
dom of this communication; but could not leave
this for the interior Of Texas, which may detain
me for weeks from South Carolina, without adj
monishing you of the extreme peril OF your rely
ing the sympathy and support OF the other
Southern States and the no less great peril OF act
ing separately, at the present crisis | know your
dauntiess courage. God, in his beneticence, has
never made Drawer people. know on your own
SOIL in your own defense, you can whip twice
your force, let it come from where 1t may; but let
us add to bravery discretion, GOODNESS, and self.
possession forecast subtle as the stratagems
which may be designed to circumyent US. tell
YOU. wait with patience. A peaceful or bloody
triumph is at hand | know you are prepared tor
either.
Langdon Cheeves has declined Public Dinner
rendered him by the South Carolina Legislature
for his speech before the Nashville Convention.
The Union party have elected Delegates IN
Georgia in forty.seven out of fifty three counties
by upwards of 10000 majority. The Disunlon
party bave only elected fourteen Delegates as far
as heard from.
The steamship Florida arrived at Charleston on
Tuesday last, the Goth inst with four companies
of the Second United States Artillery, Brevet Maj.
Roland, commanding, numbering rank andl6le, l89
Troops were landed at Fort Moultrie and Castle
Pinctney
The u. S. schooner Colonel Cross is reported
ashore sixty miles north Of the Brazos.
Mr. Ledren, formerly Northern manufacturer
committed suicide on Tuesday, at Wilmington,
N C.