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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

ROCKY MOUNTAIN SLvERT BEAVER
HAS. WITHOUT MIXTURE -SHH1er SfylsS We az pre-
sreo 10 furnish gentlemen about 90 visit Europe during os
Worlds Industrial Exhibition 10 London WIKI ths great
American Sumner HAi whose years o. popularity eqlsl-
cd ONLY by a comfort elegance ard unique manu- 'scure
LEARY co. Hstters,
ard Leaders Of fashion for G-ntiemen'E Has,
rSu Nos 4 sbd AstOr dD1ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

The APPROACHING VISIT OF THE CLER-
GY-KNox The Funou-steet halter, or more properly
speaking ne halter Of New YOrt has made srso q 1ens
70 supply s Cergymeo when visiting tnis city. Win hs-s
made 10 bis Mimi stl- style g. reduced prcet Ht Ger
gyusLs Har Ia ETsve secste ard ciknhed a. 1sc0nei
IL designed ws6rer ard Manufactured Of ths beat OF
rsieria by able spd experienced wOrtmen expressly
Tor the purpOse svoved BY its Rsne C-rFymen. c.z71s
ard gers do better taan % VISIT KS0Xs es-eo
nthrent. l14 Ful On-st. %
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NM ITO NHtI''N'''9i
have now on hand the most choice ara extensive as
soruent Of Arss Materials tn be found IN this country,
complying French Eugish canvas brushes, c1ors In
Iuhes and Ia powder pencils crsyOns parchment paeues
nshea albums for fawing crayon paper sketch
ing boI-s cane stools complete rosewood aud mah0gay
boxes &c &c Also ides OF every description schools
artists and dealers Wiu fnt greatly their advantage 10
visit our estabis ment; the qnsty Of tho goods imported
being uperiOr and prices such give every sss
faction GovPtL Co, Prinisellers and Ats.., Color
man a99 Broadway my5StMWNF'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05
B- The May Festival alluded 70 in

hP NO nay 7''
DOR paper Yesterday IS he much more eXt.nfve than
wehad az idea Of TIE rehearsal Saturday Afternoon
WA ouite those were fOrtlnsie enough 20
be present sLo Ill oe much more 40 % those VI IDeas
II Al The TaDsruace. Nhe 10 viii he hsOught fJr~arc
with ali The telling Accomplishments OF 0ea1af1l scenery
dresses ard Drofuson u he flowers % the seetoa
What more bes1tni be imARiaed TRAN hTe h1o1re1
besuUfgi chidren themselves the eo5ens o. rn0cetce
dreed e. pure vhe sno bscecked win flowers " sprng
Surely rOhiag that thut Of and douplets may
viii think 10 We bespezk Tor the Taoernacie on
the night Of the l4h crowded bOuse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

AN EXTENSIVE AFFAIR.-A very eX-
teDsive establishment kepi by A. PETERSON x Co,
nav be found Al 40 Cauat second door from
OF Mercer IL 10 grand repository for CarpeI'ng, OH
ClOhs Wincow Bhsdes, Dfugges, H0d Table and Piano
Covers should doing leaders Injustice n
them IA ignorance ths fact that every article
which comes from here 10 OF tho beet quality and 10 dts
posed OF ct . rate yielding only fair living profit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-J ust imported largo
lot OF the finest and most beautiful French Artificial Eyes
They inserted without the slightest pain or operR-
and when properly adapted, will move and ioo1 Ike
the n6uTBl Eye. Apply TO DR. JAMES W.POWELL,
ooulist Auri.l. ke., Il Wanen-st. corner Broadway
nlG6t WAMt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

II STATEN ISLAND FANCY DYING KS
TABLitBMENT-Ofhce No. John e. New-York This
prOpTetors OF this establishment, whose Dying and fin
ahng have long ard favoaby known % The COM
uny ready receive orders Tor dying and cleaning
Sir " oolsn. Cotton Linen and Fancy Goods Of every
escrpuon IN the vest manner.
all imFhSGM' BARRETT NEPHEWs Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

GRyEN's FUsrIsHING STORE, No. l AS
Tor Housg arr Of sbrl making ass beeu brought 70
degree Of perfection 10 hi. celebrated G-nrei4os Su,-
DihiDg Es sbHshns Which may ~ e. - pr
The IA h .uarsote-d ard fss Every oner sfuce
sold At the h. eqasy relied on suo puoclaaly
IL the rule IN eIecutiug orders
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FLOOR OIL CLOTHS AT RETAIL.-

HEAD-QUARTERs REMovED.--KELrY
L PERGUsos's Wholesale and Retail WISsow SHAPE n,
6roRE Iel BRoApWAY-Persons wanting Shades, CIT
and shaoe Trimmings find the bes, assortment in ise
city. above. Dealers supplied No second prohn Al
shades warranted 10 stAnd any climate. Some new pat
terms OF Gold Birds and yowers that cannot be seen a.
any other store Prices lower than elsewhere Cal ana
aaiiafY yourselves ~ M " aoA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05
rV Patent Tanestrv. Three- DIV and

Patent Tapestry Ingrsn Carpets the most beautiful article
ever Oled End al low prices al the celebrated cheapest
Carpet Etahshnent in thr Uniled States, 90 BOwey, Hi
RAN AKDERsoN's. DO OF fail 10 look al them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

r. Elegant Porcelain Wedding Cards,
plain and silver bordered beautifully engraved and print
ed 10 god silver and plain Siyes Also sspien1d a,'@r
pt1t OF Wedding Enveops from the celebrated Pa
ris and London manufa .IOries Beautiful Cako Boxes,
Silver Cord Wedding Waters, kc, Al EvERDELLs, CARD
Engraving Es.Sb,llhnent Broad <By, corner DasbesL
yriv9 a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

U PASSAGE in the STEAMSHIP Bora
X JONATHAN, for Chsgres May 49, may be obtained by
.pplcauon 10 laS05tI 8TIMsON Co, 10 Wall o..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

u JOHN GREAsoN, PAT Greenwich st.,
has on hand and al ways keeps q large and handsoms
vsTiety Of WsDdO0 shades Paper H.nsings Cords Fss
sells Brushes 6c and all the various articles connected
with thai Ice Of business As any families who moved
Jsst week must Of something new In this line,
thev had better give bin call
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LAnIEs, RuRRER GLovEs.-An articIe

which everybody needs st this season, for protection
40 tb hands 10 gardening Of towers house cleaning
c &c Thsy are impervtOUs hot cold water ana Ia
earlng render the hands sOh velvet and very white
80 my5 CT
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IMPORTED CARPETs.--PETERsON q

IMPUkIED OhhFE I Ut Z I LNoV4' y
HUMPHREY S1s Broadway, corner Whisest have act re-
eeivsd Der PACKET sho Cora Ln1 additional supply
Of rich and elegant Csrpeng, new designs and erra
Quality Also an Invoice Of Hendersons Celebrated eru,
.els Carpss hch the lowest possible cash
prioes and full 10 per cent less hsn any other store sell
ing similar goods. mDot
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Post Office Ntamps.
TO PeSTM

sEs.lE advertiser 7 sin.asttr ~ Pleasant Grove,
Il Allegheny county Maryia' d. l. the ir-t PEI.
son in the Uni" states W conceived and under.
To- * euslvcy 10 publish the idea Of u'nlsh'rg all
pot Off G. in the country with ,hesr stamps. All
stamps made hy him are ~aTrantd % nj or SUPER
ar ta any her thai en- lie rtoruf,d or the sar .
price, and ~hentvtr riy are scut rut N any van
d. ieriye or nus tt>aet ~, dup lcates vi h,
'nrw srdtd d, nntice, itheui extra h uge Alwbr
ordrr IT stamps, ul'h til set o, beps,s ior
dates at onlv - (or ihIl pieces s.ail be Rent il
slamps nd hbtivm Hull sets uih .ur ,hsI q, 81
Whensau arc neatly MADE " I, turn. handles
and sorew-Same sr>lr as u e tevu'ar pave,iu en
7, q. stamp --dnrtbe, et,ic,t nj ana vaitauttd:-
Price one In tw" dollars ouI,. aud spccia AUTHORITY
10 send by MAI! rec.
Aed"s<, :" fos' Master, Plta-ant Grove, AIlegha-
nv cnui ty, Msr,land
u Anv ef'or pubhiug The above plth This nnt,)
three times, ana ending ropy n 4 sper, shall
rrce,vs credit for dol ars il word letter ten
dollar prnot prcss-ot If pfeisrted q wood cngrav.
i"e ar aa engrsv, rewsPaner head, of the above
~" will be t,,ruarfeh
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NEW CRLFASs, March I, 1850.


+. A. The request Of John F. Cowan, ESQ. of York
VILE, Tenn, I have ex mined his pamphlet in refer.
erce In tts gualni's and efficacy of his Vegetable
IL honlr,p 10 in which ind certificates from the
dllowng + r,ons, viz: nr J T. Bone, Dr. Fl. Y.
Bone, irN fark-, DR. A S Underwood, Jos Gar.
40, d. u rnott Erat6. Smith Parks. Felix Parker.
E q, Phil Claiborne. + a l. b Gllchrist. B Crawford
ts3 Fri finson. J A w Hess. S. Williams, Esq,
Gee Miller, b f Holmes, John d Wright Jas [.
kalcr dye, Esq, Robr Holmes, + Algea, T L Ham.
tlten Minlon, Thomas Cooper. Rev S Y Thomas
VIM II A Nj Ar. DR.. N Hess, John II Day, ESQ
Wilt Brow n. NJ {. Rev w Nesdham, Rev John
VI Greer NcCtrAle, Gel Edwin Sharp, w Ds,
wilson, DR. Jrt,on, Esq, Peter l.. Dozer. certify
that personally acquainted with all the forego-
ing persons far the greatest numh,r Of whom
have known hr mtre than Is years-srd that they
are. without exc, pion, of the highest res pons.
billy and OF unmpea enable veraci,y, That have
knosn Mr.. Cowan for many years, and from his
high character as man OF neg rity. the public may
be uly,' ured of the genuneness of the signatures
to all tie certificates contained ip the pamphlet.
JOHN w. CROCKETT.
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State Of Worth. (MrOiiM0.


Court Of Pleas and Q'ovftr Sessions, April
Term, 1851.
l. B. Fnch.r, sdm'r. OF Frederick
Stsrnes, decd. Petition
ps to
Thomas Stsrnts and others. heirs Sell real estate
at lsu OF Fpd. SIatn,s. decd.
EFT appearing upon the Oa'h of l.. B, Fncher,
II that the cettndant. William Sta mes, one OF tn
heirs OF Frederick Slarnes zen decd Is not an IN.
h, an, of this State hut resides hevond the hmi's
q, III. .ame NoTnE ~ tIEHEBy GIVEN, that a pe,'-
ton is ed IN he ic. at the l,k Of th,- out 7"
% AIN leave al the NIX Court OF Pleas and Z 'ar,,'
Sessions, 10 be held Tor this county. On the 1T Mon
DIV N Nv next To sel the real estate OF Frederick
S,unes, sen deed in order Ia sui sct 1t as asset
~ the a, d. of the administrator TO pay the debts OF
the interstate, when and where the said WIN Starne
can apIesr aud lead. sus~er OF denlr. orJndgmeni
pro couesso will DO taken by default as IL him aud
the land sod
Wi'mss J NJ Stewart, Clerk of our said Court
at Otict IN Monroe. The LIST Monday Of April A. D.
-Is,, and IN the 7Jt, year oi American tndepc"
dcnce. }. NJ. SIEWhkI,c Gee
Printers fee, -. .tso
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state Of .NOr.h.t NFOii1sN,
MECKLENBURG UNITY
Court of Pleas and Qadrtrv Sess,ons, April
Term 1851.
m Attachment,

ps , Attachment
Joseph >. Hodges.
Levied on Sock III G cd, insisting Of Calicnes,
Domes,ics, Shoes, B,nnes. Caps. Muslins. Hard.
W re, Cloths, Nc, &. A 80 ievid in tn. hands nj
Edwin Alexander, William NJ Gums and I. b
Hodges aud them summoned a. Garni.het.
4 L appearing tnthe'satisac,"n Of the ourt. that
u the d.s,dsnt hath rru'ov he,ond the limits
pi the State, Ir is THEREFORE, RDEkED, that pubica
ION be made IN the Charlotte Journal for SIX sue
"cssve weeks, that unlr's said defendant shall aP
rear at the mex Court ot Pleas and Quarter Session,
% be held tor laid county Of NecSenburg at The
Court House IN Charni,e, IN the 4th Monday in Ju
next, and hen and there, plead or replevy, judg.
nsnt by default will be rendered against him.
Witness. Bray Oates, Clerk Of our said Court at
Office, the 4,h Monday in April A. U 1881.
u OATES. cc,c,
Pointer fe,$ 80
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state or .VOrfh-s ur0iiNN,

MECkLENHUkG cot My
Court IF iftGs and Quutfer Sessions, April
Term, sol.
attachment.
JOSEF :. Hodges
eva on a Stock n Goods consisting Of CsGcoes,
Domes'ts, Shoes. b nne,s, Caps Hu>lns. lizard
ware, Cloths, Sc, &c. Also hyitd III Il e han DIS OF
d"n Alexander. William Nj, On MS sh1 7. b.
iiudges and them mon, rs GarD hec
Appearing 10 tie satisfaction OF The Court, hat
he defendant ha h rem, vs. hr, HE lns OF
he State. IT Is THEREFORE btDfkEo that pubhCa
Ii be mate III he hstloI, Jnural tor Fix succts
i've weeks that une.s said Ge', dant shall appear
at the next Court Of Pleas aud q lsrnr Sessions. 10
he hed ter said comfy a. the ont House IN hat
!otr. on the Monday ~ Jolly neat. al 'htn aud
,htre plead nr rpevy, idsu,tn. by detaut will be
ttudeted against lum
Witness. Bray Ores, Clerk Of o3- slid Court, at
ni,ce, the h h'rday N April A. D. isl.
Il uATtS cCC
Priaicr's f.r IS 80
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Managers of Elections.
PREcrscrs JusrIcEs JrDcEs
Long Creek W Ae1snoer, Rohi Henderson aud
NJ A Wallace
Deweese VIM Patterson WIS Gillespie and
in Whnl0w
Hilfs, d w Barnett, Henry G illoway and
Il l. Dearmond
McLeary's, Stephen Wilson A + Sadlcr aud
VIM Clarke
Steel Creek, II n Hart J II McDi~el and
Jon. Reed
iiartfs J Hood Wan VI Comb ard
WIN BIN
Harrisburg, G W Huston, A Ste@ar, and
HE Hunier
Providence W w Mathews, AJtzsi!and
J T. Sample
Charlotte, Alex Springs 7 II Brem and
w " E.ms
UNION COUNTY
Wilson's, Stephen Builew J ihn N Davis and
George NcCain
Winche'ter, J I'm Rape Geo A w inchcs,er and
Jacob Wolf
'onder, Eli Stewart stewart, and
Pulp Conder
SUI hlwer Robr A Martin Rob'l G IloaaI and
Aaron Iowie
GoId Mine, Jos Il Hudson John r Houston and
T-nb.r.in
|impson's WIN Muse A II CroAel ard
David Gu bet'son
Shorts Arcl'd L,uy John shnrt aud
Hiram Blown
Monroe, ID Coviret ton II VI iiou-ton and
Arch'd McLauy
o the l., Fhurd ia Auenst NIX. TIE sAcve
ta'n.d persons 9l aei d lh,ir espectve pFttincts
and disci age their dnes as inspectots
XANuER. Sif
Me- khnbnre County
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Albert Wallace
RI tt'schmsnt.
s ph linfse \
eyed on a St"k f t.uoTs consisting tf Cslicoes,
DannsiIc., >hpts, u met. Cps. Mu.lins. Hard.
ware. Clo,hs. sc. ~. Al,o ie.iec IN the hands ot
Edsin Aitsat de-, WI liam VI q mus and r Is.
tiiyres aud them summoned a. GarrIshee.
n T appearing I" the ,ais'scIon OF The Court that
y the def ndsnt hath rer,ovrd beyond the limits of
h State. lr IL THEREFORE OKDEHID, that pubIcs'io
~, made ~ III, bsr,o ,c Juurns tor Elk succe,
~c,ks that uu, - ss,d dett' dat .hsil appear al
he mex, - our o. Peas SD Qir'er Sessions. To he
hcld said ~ a. tht our lionse 10 Charlotte,
- ihr I h Hc,da, ~ July II, az hen AID here
pesd q, fep.,v dgucrt b, dc sutt Wi be render.
"a agsiu hln,.
Wuness III ,ly ps,ts. Cl,ik Of our said Court, at
Ofhcc, II e 4th Monosy III Ami list
u. OATES, Gee.
Purt,,'- f..ss $50
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COW ANS
Vegetable Iiti,Ontriptic.

SRfs mad ceiiin ,emsdy for Gr0pe or Stone in tIs
tiadder, for dtrangtmsnt Of the Kidasys and
tuna'y Oigans end all kindred diseases.
2 Ills invaluable Medicine 10 the world would
u h. ii blessing, II the afflicted could only over
"ome their " jnd,css enough TO try it, Call al DR..
J Gttmure Drug Store in Charlotte and see
pamphlet cona nng UNI recedsncd evidence OF the
utility OF this invaluable vegetable preparation.
JOHN +. COWAN,
Yorkville, Tenn.
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Legal Notice.

a. DNN - ON veg tetnrn,d 10 Char
w iu't. md ipc.ud himself permanently
will f,,urnr The P'sr',cc ni the Law. It's III
10 M, Court I,ou 1t door to the Shfr A., iFc..
Cha'lnt,, NJ, - ir5i. 2hf
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ROOT and SHOE MAKING

IN all It's various branches, in style unsurpa sed by
any workman in tins section of country, The ma
,eral 18th which his work put up shall be Of the
very best, his fit shall be satisfactory and his char
ges moderate. In word, pains viii be spared
to please all who may favor him With Their custom.
Ready Made Work con,tanily on hand.
tie returns his thanks ihr the encourage ut he has
received, and respectfully socls continuance OF
pat f,vns, eeiIug assured that all v o give hIu
trigi will gIye him snoiher.
Ap,i2, 1851. l7f
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Boot II Shoe
~ Al. .A..K.1.,N.G,

HAMEs GIBSON respectfully info ms the cii.
- zens OF Charlotte aud he surrounding country,
that he is still carrying on, al his shop, two doors
South Of SadleT's Hotl, the
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~0D"H0(H.

~ I'll. persons ndett,d !" the tate Ii, IN uf X. w
"a Moore 4 Go are ttq ie>ted 10 cone forward
ava settle b, Ort"het Court A. ,htsn timely no
ticr those who do avail the mselves of may sx
pect call in another torm.
RW MOORE so
June 4th 1881
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YOUNG. MEN !

Let no ftl,c mode.ty dear YOU from making Your
Ee'tr know TO ere wh" from ,d,rs;ion and t.spec.
PARITY. can alone heffead you Tie WIN rl,oe- hun.
&'lt mdcr Dr ktNktiiN'S ,tcs,meot, NAV reiI
| fo'.'y de in his houor a renitman and ~
whose bosom will be 10 ever locked be secret Of The
pa,ient
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Afufc Of .VOIfh.( Nr0iiuO,

MfCkLEN8URG COUNTY.
Court of Pi.as nj Q,ayttr Sessions, April
Itrm 1851.
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TIVE suh,rrifer has nov hand Lis usual as.
Il sortmont OF
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ONLY MAKE

WEUNFsDAY. Jan ST ?, NJ
TIE market w.. not 10 buoyant this NJ orniag a. AZ
the %, ring ysftsrdsy aud With the exception o. Harlem
aud Reading the trspsactlens we're to moderate ex
tent Government stocks were In better demand
stste stocks were sctivc and large Railroad bonds
we're firm ~ ourtquots,icn, At the fret board Uni.
ted states BE- 1867 declined per cent; Erie Incom.
Bonds. 4; Erie Bonds new, =; Norvich ans worces
YER 2A,; Hudson River Rsuroad, Il; Erie Railroad y,
Reading Railroad, x, IIsIl.m, i North American
Trus, sdvanctd ~ Pc cent; Farmers Loan y;
Morris Canal IS; Canton 20 ~ Portsmouth Dry
Dock, = Mohawk, =; Rochester and Schenectady.
~. At the second board, the market very weak,
ssd most II The 'snciss receded fraction Erie Rail-
road fell IN per cent; Erie Income Bends, X;
Port,meutb Dry Dock, VI Harlem X Canton Go az;
Farmers Loan, 2; Morris Canal, y. The smount Of
buspes transacted OF the afternoon board limited
-. ,ssL..a ss antei atsa. Tas Is,, r.s-ntly hes
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DOU BIZ f. SH E E T.
One Day Later from Europe.

BY the arrival of the steamer Washington, at
this port, have intelligence from London and
the continent of Europe, one day later, namely, to
the twenty. first OF las month, inclusive. We have
made selection from our files that will be read
vi h no ordinary interest The memorial of the
butterflies of Southampton with respect TO the visit
of the United States ssel with the articles for the
great exhibition; the report of the London Geogra-
phcal Societys discussion of the routes 10 the Pa
citic; the aspect of the German question; the items
OF literary, and other interesting intelligence, will
all be read with pleasure; while
will furnish several important facts which have
not been noticed by The foreign journals
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AMENDMENTS TO rHE PATENT Laws For years
past the pubic have bsen annoyed by the wrang-
lungs and law suits and disputes Of patentses and
prates-oi inventors and infringen-to ssch an
extent that they are heartily sick Of H. and wish all
parties al the bottom Of the Atlantic Ocean. II
the Iatent laws are defective doubt they are,
let them b. AMENDED, 20 thai justice will be done
20 all parties, BIT hasty legislation should be
avoided, lest the rights Of inventors might be in
jured Would I not be well for Congress to sp-
poiGt committee 10 examine into and report upon
the whole sub CT to summon witnesses, aud take
iesiimoDy-to hesr complaints and decide upon
their found alton aud authorize that committee TO
report b embodying the result Of their libors,
bill thai will protec the rights of ALI We are
tired ~ The disputes TIA have been going for 80
hong between different persons on the subject Of
pat. nts. ald feel confident that iust &c demands
that the whole patent system should be overhaued.
Let Congress appoint ar investigating committee
~ ihs scter We have mentioned, and the whole
muniy vil BE- satisfied with the amendments
witch they propose From the informaio we
rtssefe. W think essential that the powers of the
Commissioner q Patents are too great to be con
fded to one person There should be a Court Of
Patents organized, to be presided over by At least
three Judges. whose salaries should hs a. great az
those Of supr,ne Court judges The organization
~ such n ir bunol could not be objected -. neither
could the appointment ola Congressious committee
Of investigation by any party who desires justice
10 be done 20 an. Let such a course be taken. 4,
that this eternal wrangling may be put an enl o.
Nrws-we are under obligations to ar n. Lord. Of
the Crsreent City for the early delivery herarfivs
Of late California Panama, and Jamaica pspeis and
g. Mr. A Adams, Of the Washington, for a sinlar
Kindness with London pspsrs
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been too rapid to DO permanent. Many holdsrs ere
rssliSing and win DO ready, doubtless In few DAYS,
V come In again and oil up their lines. The nu~
merous rsles for cash indicate such . movement
There was sale Of 1000 shares Of Reading RsirosA
to day sellers option, four months ct one psr cont
under the current cash price. This shows the firm
ness ofths market and the confidence OF holders The
transactions In stocks generally, within the paS,
three weeks, have been SO extensive particularly ON
time that purchasers have been unable to take In n,
their purchases The result Of such state Of thinee
10 the appearance Of large amount stock in the
market and depreciation In prices. Az soon q this
evil has corrected itself, revival will doubt
less take place; bat operators should not de-
pend upon its being permanent. Prices for
many stocks have reached points dinacult to sus-
tain and it Is in opinion, exceedingly dangerous
to carry those MIST inflated from day to another
There several stocks the list in which there 10
still . margin for improvement and In which an
improvement will without doubt be realized, while i'm
others prices are too much expanded and may COL
lapse any 1t most that amidst
all the speculations of the day securities
have not advanced proportionably as much Is the
fances This shows the character Of tho recent
nent in stocks There has BEEN within ths past few
days, growing striugency in the money Market but
yet tghtness has been felt and 1t is possible tho
payments into the sub treasury may not have the ef
feet anticipated 1t would, however, be well enough
for holders OF such stocks have been enormously
Inflated, to keep this in view, and watch closely tho
amount Of duties daily paid into the treasury.
The annual report OF the Comptroller will be found
in this days paper 1t that the entire debt Of
the State the Both Of September 1860, $23 49,
s3S O. The of the State, applicable to tho
rdnary receipts of the for the fiscal year
ending September so, 1850, s672,83o 81 and tho,
ordinary expenses for the period, S6o2443 ~.
The Comptroller has given full statements Of the opera
ion and condition OF the various funds, and made
very satisfactory exhibit Of the financial affairs OF
he State.
The receipts at the oce Of the Assistant Treasurer
fthis port day amounts to s12o657 AZ; payments,
SIS, 500 42-baiance, S2U3415s 03.
The tonnage and vslue OF property shipped from the
Hudson river. the canals Of this State In each o.
the past three years were annexed -