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Additional supply Of new spring Goods.
THE have just received their full and complete
fancy and staple goods which
ed win nom the recent mpoaions Of the cities Of New
Philadelphia, embracing article line Of
French, English India German and Italian manufacturer Of which
they
rs pieces rich small checkered glace silks
10 pieces nch small striped do do
IS rich plain cnbe do do
pieces smal plaid mourning do
pieces rich plain black eros de Rhine silks
pieces plaid and striped India fouriad silks
~ style aiberine.
pieces embroidered grenadines, article.
pieces striped and figured silk tissues.
pieces cashmere style mousseline de LANES.
a5 pieces figured French bareges, STYLE
10 pieces plain French bareges every shade.
pieces aine, every shade.
pieces printed linen cambrics.
pieces French lawns and jaconets.
rs pieces real French gnEhams and chinzes.
yards figured lawns, eoors, 2i cents
herein
enumeaed bu which win be shown with pleasure 70 all who may
Pm. HooE CO.
March 20-2m
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ATTORNEY FOR CLAIsIANTs.
JlMES q. BEHRET,
L<afc Chfff Clerk Of fh< Is<nsfOn Office,

OFFERS the public for the prosecution OF
PENSIONS Of in the revolutionary war, under
Congress claims account Of
Virginia half and communication under the provisions Of the act o.
ls and PENSIONS bounty land and extra and back pay
growing out Of The with Mexico ,
give particular claims Of every other de.
scpuon before and the executive departments Of
the government
o. N all letters be post paid.
Once and dwelling, 4 street, between sth and 10Th.
March 5-eod2m
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TRUsrEEr SALE or VALUABLE CRY LOTS At HALF
fa eeek Saturday, me 3d instant, ~ Concert
hshr wnss q deed uus and win me consent Of NJ parties
airre.sa wa positively ss 70 Inc highest bidder The following
hssassfal building sts va
~ch encic-ed and nndef cultivation, situated upon
ffe.dents Mansion,
~ ne asnes q Michael shsnk eel Tue whole constitutes
a A fs and me hsndsoest site or
mansion q. cy wshisEsa, csmmssdns view q The foo-
Asssnas Fcu Wssnscn, and Mount Vernon,
wed n~sy Whole Including s White Hoose The Capt
ssihssss fatsss Wsshnrtsa Monument osser-
vstsrf, and ~ ~ governments haiidlnrs.
Ters c<h, sas ne SHAH have made arrangement
Go credit wh ths saeuoessf he DAP a sale
Tide
GREEN 4 TAsTET,
Mar ian Aacuoneers.
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Fine Gold, Rich Jewelry, and Geneva Watches
AIDES respectfully call and examine the magnih
stock o. ts goods which OF red for sale a.
Mr. - fARkERs fancy goods National Hotel Pennsy
vana
This comprises watches, cadovcs chaeanes bracelets
fooche chains and displays the highest order OF mechanical
skill The and rich IN
The and would bear comparison win the most beautiful or
namentz of Beneyenuto Ceiin.
Also eyer description, cylinder lever, DUPLEX, with
plain onamented with engraving painting, diamonds
etc., proved and warranted 10 keep perfect ime
There VIII be found splendid collection Of enamelisd miniatures
ereeasd BY hs hf a and In the greatest copies aer
celebrated Italian masters (Raphae Titan, Coueggo
and brooches bracelets In The latest styles
To wishing 70 make Handsome presents THIS opportunity
mat sortment extensive has ever before been offered
America March 9D-AWFks
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A. HUTCHINSON.
G.. WINCHESTER,
w. II. Hull.
w. l.. SHARkEY,
e. X. CLIFTON,
JOHN / GUION,
Z. &. WILKINSON "

These sir are the views OF the people OF the sover
egn State OF Mississippi, declared By our convention,
through committee OF seven gentlemen, who, IN ability,
patriotism, moral WORTH and, will add, derottoa 10 the
Ua,on inferior to any persons TO be found in the
whole republic. Who doubts now the truth OF what |
have so often declared here that the people OF Misss.
spp stand alone upon their constitutional rights, rely
cusyey upon the fundamental guarantees wisely pro-
vded BY veneraed orefahers, and that they are re-
solved to do all in their power to preserve this Uaion by
the only means capable oil securing its preservaiionthe
maintenance OF the integrity OF the constitution itself
But the National Inteligencer, in oil lis late mum
bers instead Of publishing the whole any considerable
portion OF mis- address, has torn single paragraph IRON
It's in order to prove that the South, AT least
The people OF Mississippi have Internationally resolved
upon dissolution of the Union and the establishment oil
ia southern confedeacy That paragraph Is as ioiowsi
BESIDE and beyond popular convention Of the SOUTH
ern States with the view aud the hope Of afresting the
course Of aggression and II not praetcaee men 70 con
convention of Mississippi suggested, as the possible ut
resort the call legislatures Of the as.sied states
OF st more as should be regular
III eleced by people OF those Siaes-to deberate
.pcat and act with all the sovereign pSwe, q the people
they may lead 20 like regularly constituted convention o.
al the assaed States 70 ptoyds 70 y ns a., e.os 20
Union that vii Afford protection 10 their hoe fties and rights
70 such crisis: 70 The ,sasusge n q Ms Madison one 'p
Now, Mr. President does not every one perceive the
gross injustice done the committee who prepared this
address, in deoucng from the paragraph cited the infer
ence that the Mississippi people are so resolved upon
secession that nothing else will satisfy them Sir, the
true and obvious import Of the language objected to
simply ths The constitution Is 10 be marnasned, posi-
be- bg all legitimate and honorable means The oblga-
tons OF that sacred instrument are to be scrupuousy
observed and executed the part Of the southern States
whist its faithful observance by other members oil the
confederacy is to be demanded and insisted upon The
guarantees In which the South Is peculiarly interested are
to be respected by the free States Of the Union in all their
scope and amplitude II in all these important points the
North should prove unwilling to do justicew hea,
ven forbid if the offensive enactmens menaced shall
be adopted and the grievances already coniessedy IN
cted shall remain unredressedthen the southern States
will assemble in convention to consult Tor their own sale
~ and welfare and justice shall still DC wbhed aer
all pacific and constitutional expedents have been tried
and tried In vainwhy then, the southern States may
feel il 10 be duty forced upon them OF seeding in the
last resort from the Union.
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Hayrl-Impri,onmept Of n L. =. Coa-ul.

The IBrkt IsIaFf Oo-e'ie q the I3tl m. con
,ains the i,l.OWing
LArFsr FH0N HaYrI-The schco1er Araminta
C.pt. BroruloV sTlyed on Monday lsst from Por
L. Rico H briggs TIE news that an AfzerilsE
contain had been seized upon AID myrso1ed D.
tb- Emperor so'o1o1-. .or Wha. calseisroi known
p, Cau, & The Aaefican ns-l applied Tor ~
release hu: VS. r- used TIE Emperor iL'lrlli--
nm tfsthr uolu cut of his th. Ccns1 81 head D
h. re-..s.rd r. his den ads The Am-rcal Con
,al f-din- q would b. impossible 20 cb,a.n the
cart.i.s release bg fair r-ars t-itec ths rlards,
AL rh1s The csptsin va cleared. Sc'orq e imme-
,li..efy irsrrisol-d TIE American Com D. The Eng
LIB sat French C1rsu's ir-,rfsred "a D. bar % TIE
su--,ren Alert. tbs sas al thst had trslspir. &
A. la.,a!vicr. from tse Cape. a. RIO REQ. Two
Au,ncsa reu 1cH4r hsd slne up . Cape H4y-
fltu.
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CEAFGz ~ MLTNr.-Iue no seaner--John
W-lsae ana Charles II KnspP-who were troag {
home Ia the ;. b1s Propose, from Cape dc
Verbs, ci ar-ed Sirh AZ attempt 70 excite a mutt
ny on board the whale &C oouer Franklin II the
P.ciac, were taken before the L. 5. Commission ?
a, Norfolk OF Saturday last AID discharged, Eters
being proof against them
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By ~ AMERICAN.
gc.uIf or :be Eieciiou--N dome ~ont1E'-
Csuc.rt.- Ma-ic In F1fi--Ihe conserve
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NAIL RoHBrR AEREsrED.-Ne lem By pri.
va'e letter from d friend at Howard Post Ode.
lii,os, under date Of Mach 90. tLat on the u.-ht
Vrevio-s L,msn d Stckne, Esq tie ciicietts.el I
Of the ?. .. Department, succeeded % a-rrsiin.
I.uEs 3 ~, for rubb.as tie mail NJ S.ickae,
has H-'el' evidence - couy c. b, q 0i robbiu.
tie mail TINT ltti - LOUIS Oh the Esd o. J.uus-,
asst Al Terre Haulc. Nr. :. lesmei Hat Bo,c
PAID a~ay about sl,>uo mostly ~ Eastern funds.
al Grs ndslew. Il, shortly alter the mail VAS est
Before tia. event he Was uotoriogs y laso.yeut-
suce 'heu he hss bad - pockets lined with cash
NJ ; srrIyed al s. LOais on the 18Th ut " ih
30, d IN custody Louisville Ky CoUr. 5
II The Troy brooshs up % Moncsy ghi from
New York two hund-ed snd nfty German sri-
c ants bound ior the Far West They were a
hardy. Thrifty lcokire Sc q men and WON en. and
JUS, such ss VII hDd Plesssn, homes and worldly
prosperity IN the Western Slater. Troy Wing
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DarENT filDKANt-.-s,

DaTENT HlDKANT-.-hAkThOLO ~
4 teal II ofslis Bsqs 81 - hsnOo sCJ'o s..,
have torn N general ard S faf ye.sI.sa
ami are maeh approved q Thsy snoog oeI.s N
Dot hsbl- 10 ffe.t,. 30 bars, PIPE rot m.a,o "a
runoing esfsiessy or ~ Children. bss sssas
cot hkey TO get oUt q r-psifeS s@ny -, n
any dissipg. Asy 10 had ne Flsnosfs az S,-
sew-Yods c seadder l. Co soss0z, and Fn1s ss1.
req, fn.-SfslDniA
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MINI WITHOUT TREAsUREK-Mr McMqr.Lo
notified the Department several months since of h /.
resignation OF his office 10 take place or April lst
Tue appointment has been .eudered to several per
sons. AL OF whom howe ever have declined 10 Qua IN,
The reason is obvious the salary is ss 500 and the
bond IS $4,000. The Office is now yscant-the
Mut closed. THIS vii operate mos, irjariousIy IN
every respect There are large quantities OF Cali
iorla sold now in the Mint waiting L be coined
Ceruica IS have been issued TO the owners. which
form a part o!the commercial paper o. the countr,
Bat nov these certificates csnno; be redeemed for
there is no officer authorized 70 receive them The
Collector, to Is required to deposit the public
moneys wiki the Treasure. aud there Is 10 rro.
VS. o. IN the SAB TreEsu-, law meeting ms contin
gcncy New - leans Crescent
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sE,sAfNplNt.- Srs~Ir. e.A- u. mo " Nt gUc1 e..t..
ascn ,ar1r1 a.t lIri G.o-s oi ine bolt- D -
Br.rftsy Nl he .,e al possession gwen 10, ofG,y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-12

l. h. Ntft q. r. ', ANIED.-Ias s.DscT Der Ni.ac.
- nDg t1s enlfe NrntGrs family ssy from so "
go" sofh Any family sb.,ul bfes1irg ~ boCsesesp
~ and vanZ ~ fspos- y heir fsrugfe fssson.be
pre- ssn tear " essh b. s1crsssiag hne
= y F-fs-re rN~@ - H.s
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NNANTED-A situation D. = resp-ci sbl- young wousr
w " do general homework IN small family HAs cl
% rctOn 70 90 short dislls l he couruy The Jrsl
ely reference DO siFon Cs - a Grs.n wch ave
mo I'm
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BOARDING.


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D
Win gfezf succss- "a 6ssss - lad SreiOr Fi1serf.
Oe1srsl DctiIty, Liver C"mpi<iLts aLc a. ne NJ, =
slrcsors l. 70 prC1sb n u.- S@si tOrrs err 81
-. sod s+f W th seuuo u loss sessfs
from M ah-5g- disorG~rs Fof sale ~
% sf~sf GOD - IONS HiLH,T - e'o@1~sr
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Llc.frCa. l--tx-rl- -A.,-a,-s oy 90 scss@. must
= oo $3.50 oa Saturday, co--rg ~ iih .si et u
ac e-E t. asr-s "-- "a a, D.. o'escs F'r1's y
.- e d. ROSEET>.
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S.-nnln 10 IOAN OK bOSD AND hOkl
fO.OoO GAGE for term Of y'afs, on fesi -,
n his city " Brooklyn H. will b. insrrd Va Gums ID st
borrowers Apply 10 BLEECkEk. Aueuoneer
- ~. Bros1s
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y Ca nan ~ i"l geo. pine pea I'D who under.
ssrfs 1o ne ocsLl-h ard koyi aagusg.. - waited
~ sp~uc gar q N-T-aeglcO. 70 csfr.5gse traes A
'4i@biy gu~-i1~i psf.oo. wei recommended NEE
= 2 &c, Ifss' rrri ~ 3ppyfrg ~ sgh.crlter o.
Jahr--' - sfn-v sia NDiWl Ws HAkNED
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WANTS.

kAANTt D-EmpiJyment as porter n a store,
w farm. By young Protestant ldshm-n Of ihe better
class who held ground 10 ne Old country. and 10 well
quained IN the homes ard Tie sgemeut Of ell
decor plOn Ogcaue Is permitted 20 refer tO cy clergy
ran and merchant Address Glorious, Tribune Once
a. GUS
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~ ANIED- S.tu-uOts ~ 80 very iuyctsut ~ .
w via good city rsfefelceone ~ 90 ihe hOgsewOfk O
a private family ne other 10 charbefSork sad Ia brp
a. 10 wa,lus and ironing ~,4.er Call At - sAlh
4 Ia tae bookstore ail ais
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II Dr.. show ard hpxrrs' Nst-C-rr ir.'
..r. corner arf 2 H.. sea fr
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Ell nQ0 TO LOAs at per cent on Improves
II aFsHITH 60 ~ Pinea
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kAANTED-A smaloB - respectable Prolesian
w giH 10 90 chsubeTwCfk AID sewing 10 assist o.
he washing and ironing sDd help do general house
wors pfiya's i-aly BEST Il oliy ref renee be
given from hsr last V.scc Can be- for days q
West ~~yeuf@euii-s IN ne basement al ds.
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ID f .l.,. |uk -fsl- 10 nr.srI 40 . 80. --,.t.
p-zstrt fsu. 81. sfer .h- L. % NAr-s~s - "A
49, 49, -a, s.ls- CSls.st T To- .ef.i.Aat a. 80
bee 1sr rncw Ss.sfsc u' r-.--rr--. sf..r - i.
e.l. zee ztt-rssri 10 NJ >.l..1 81 OBJ, us-. =
srs-tcr.
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Wig Factory . Al Wa. a. where a. 81 uiues b
found the largest assDrfrer IN ihe city Srsr gers and
chasing elsewhere BArCHstoA5 rowly invented Wigs
obtained silver medal A. Ito Fair - tie American lnst
luIs COPY las sidress myl5 MWLFu
" Have You been To the Palace MOT 20 the
gaacs n q cen c-cus, hut % ne are ~ hEDHu
HEaED. II Msfeniane and get your hair pnnrs'y
,tye and clean pair OF hair brushes used each ard
every customer. q Maicen-lsle. Ia25 I'm
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WANTED-A situation e cook by one Who can furn-
w sh good recon icso1s LAs no Ob,rcuon 10 ~ 10
TIE country Apply between he hours u 10 aai !
O'clock Pm IN hLetee0.hst second door west " Fourth.
Avenue, nOuh side slO j.
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l'oK -AIE.-Ts- l-a>s, st,cs, nst0fr. srd sooesn
i Of The cigar 81 bo~sy For pafues On. Efl
90 the premises tlA
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NANTED-SuAuons' Yr q number VI excellent girs
w AID children, recently srryad me- from city habls
Ard ASSOCIATIONS, and wiling wcrs ior moderate wages
Application ~ b made al Inc ofcsn Of Cou1mss0uef. Of
bnliy AuCu, 10 .lr Pan No chHses rIfH
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lfAniIiFS insi'rd 70 sl.e or PiLE IeLLot "
4 Boom S. iisl, L. ua6~ ~ 30. tssi asrf a
FREE ifDm - OF I'd al lgfi.ls fgt-aIc-s o. @..'
Usr6 b. %, narDftcfue ~ ~ Inferior Any fsshS
~ Or ma L.wrvvf sE.A All IT, delivered ~ az 81 "
IT, try free = fLsrs~ also, a. us F1s soaps ~ IS4s
I'd Ssia gse. NJ 1f.ri8f.r. y
"a LL-II = sna La IA 10 90
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lthib LIN Il" sl'ed Do a hrsf r as refs Grgx
Dsi.re eek lgrp-. l.F acquainted vi. Iu.ung 10
ffrtcf -p- AID abe ., s'e crzrsa . mo husse.- n
nectssLfy Dae r-rsA.rg Fir1ch prt .rIf.d Mona Id
incs~ s--ls 2rr.a-n-l- 80 al Lr-a Apply R.f-r.
~~--- -eo'...-r frf-e~. sffti. afic. All =.
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n secondhand wagon, In eOOd cOuduion. n0t bsslss
been much u.sd FDf sss .ov a. JOHN OOROOAs ga,
be. Cortland alley and ws.sr-sL 10, bi0ek s'' u
BfoAfNsg ell .
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SI O0n a -ILkNT PAKTNhR wAsrkI

- .%OU.with FROM .on 10 o. o0V Ia a. impvfAh,
cash business. lG his cty mailing imWsoiso r.tuns of
many thOusandss year Address ID {. with frs psms
ofre of The New Yos Tribune naming tho lime and as
II Interview cOL nhl hssfulces given ard require"