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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08
C..rrrs. OIL CLorHs and DRr Goool

49,, asetopi y TowSsESo Co ~ G 'e@n ~ica 81
- -. ,,,ipu~ r-plsrish their rev Carpet r1J1ls
49, 49, DIV lrgrsn ard Vsne ian CsIoes, fron Anc-
- g.,,r ~pttrg Carpets sod Oh Cloths nay sfT7
90 W. "S1 my7 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08
T Housektoprrs. and all

E HousehtopeTs, and all Others, in
want OF Bedding. sedstesds &c, would do we'll to call
ct n. WILLARD's old established WsrerOoms l'' Cha'-
bnm Of OF Mulberry ct where may b1 found tho
largest assortment Of articles 10 bic Hoe offered 10 the
public consisvng Of Fssshrrs beds Mstre'ses Nc Pat
enl Screw RedsieSts and Co.'s, Wholesale and roisil
my8 IOtMWkSta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

ADVERTISING AT so BRoADwAY.-W.H.
NcDoNALDs United ststes Newspaper. Advertising and
euhscrp uOu Once On file the leading osily ana weekly
papers from every sectoa Of The Union For ptOrm sOa
In regard TO Advertising call sbI I'VE, send note and
w. II M will call personally on the advertiser furnish
eaIinAles OF pTlcea. hles OF papers. &c.
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BY Telegraph to the Ncw-YOrk Tribune.

yolfern M1qrtfic Telegraph ODcr rtr y H1H0vfr eavsif
u For additional Telegraphtc Dispatck IS, see
Seventh Page Of This Mornings Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08
T Stair Carnets are now sold at aston

lshing low prices at 80 BOwery, HIRAs ANDs
beau,tfol patterns OF Ven-uan Ssf CA'pes 70 snd
ner va Three ISalr Carpets a. 70 and 6s; fspesuy
sta Carpet So Busses Stair Carpet ssi % Por cent ess
thar can be found.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

w EsPENCHEIO has Just received from
Toon, three CASES u Push. which hr color and bril-
hsnrv Of usrs far surpssses ytnng ever inporsd-
Us,. < h. nsde a. oder from this besotfu ms!eTlslh
- r.ys notiee a l07 Nsssao-st cor Il Aons mBS n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

AIS the attention Of cor noseur 10 Uuces q tsse 70 me
rae ard besutul specimens o. Canes b. has eceoy 70
rs,vea from Fr.pcs The mountnFs OF tns ncn>fi
and moot uno oescr pon Including among oi1of O,ns
Enen'sl tops elegant ssisufe opere-k 80 S -
veil a. Psrssn sib Usbfslas snd hss -doeo s,Eey 70
"' OEsIE 2i4 8rosovy oppon'e e PsuPS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

BOARD OF 8UPERvIsoRs-The Board were IN
session few minutes yesterday, aud received eonne
nicauOn relative TO between A phil and NJ.
They lheu adjourned of respect the noy Of ss
ste mr. Hone, The members proceeding 70 attend ne
funeral.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08
~ SIO. 600 worth Of new and rich Dress

Goods jsst opepec for the Spring trade a. q M Dsss
So Or.sd st. corner If Orchard where NAV % tuno an
erupsye ssss rtmett OF Siks Crsre Shs~ls Baeg~ bt
yege De Lanes Pripsc Nusins Poo1ns, sad al Sher
tfnds Of Drsss Gods all Of which will Do s0d a. ss1sn-
Lbisgly low prices. Now is the time to makes cn'eo
anlec i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

n Twenty Thousand Yards beautiful
Floor Oclohs only S. 10 and S. per ward, and
yards vide .; ~ BOveTg, HIsAm ANDERSONs Also Eng
h Floor Oh Globe "a feet wide 6s IS per yard OF
giant Tapestry marble ehin hgures the largest sssor
ment 10 he found.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08
MEN's AND BOYS

MEN's AND BoY's SPRING CLOTHING
We On hand the largest and hest STOCK Of Mems and
Bows Clothing he found Ia this city, suitable for south
srn Fsstetn Western markets also for city trade, al
extre nelly low prices Large stock Of Linen Costs
mnS 6Iendt BOUGHTON q KNAPP 50 Msiden.Iane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

IMPORTED CARPETs.--PETC RsON
BrvpsRgY So Broadway. corner Wnte-tt have ia" ~
c-'v-d Dsf pscEss shio cora Inns 30 a 'lYpy
n ,,cb and elegant CsrOeinz. nv desEns soi -fH-
o1suy Aso an igv0'ce ~, H-odesoos cel-oras@d efls
se. C.rp., witch are Of red a. he loves, Poph- essn
P'l'''' 80 n ., 4. P'' ~ mj 81
z We invite the attention OF capital
h, Z, ,bs ,sls Of vausl real etate a. air to-
br oo.r II be gnpreo- Ccurt IN b. sd ~ AS1H 'SH
BLtECEER THis oAY stlR oeiocs, ~ ihs nercna.S ~
ctrs- o.i,s. - bOus~s ADD Ois Hnl~u ~ - an'
IA Wsher,is 100 West Broadway sns 81 FsVs.,t ner
HDcsor-,t So bODs-s and ot 20, -, ~ sn9 ., hs
- pu,s md LOT 81 ssih AM three nntong os "a
ptt..t peer F'stsv-nus Maps OF M sHaVe can
be bar Al he suction rooms BfOsd-st 1851
" Patent Tapestry. Three-ply ana
Pse,t Ingsn CsrpetI the most beauafo sucs
ever uf--eo spd low prices. Al ta7 c7l9o-1t
Csros Esfshishu 10 the 1i5c se', - B0Wely III
sAM ANDgpsoS's D no, fail 10 lOoE al thsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

ACCIDENTAL man named Patrick White fell
through haIchway Of the ship Lochnaben Csso yns
Al The foot VI Ves.yst and severely iSIurod. de
was taken TO the ely hospital.
Fowler Wa con a sal or on board the ship MarthsJ.
Ward tell from The mssI bead TO The deck, LJuTiag Mn
self severely. He was taken 10 tho ciIy hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

u The NeU- York Chronicle OF this week
contains the Protest Of tho Fret Baptist Church sssoss
late action OF the Trustees, In leasing portion Of Ito
church edl6ce to the American and Foreign BoIs socs
The Church have appointed their Pntor, Dr.. Coss,@
read the Proiest before the Soc ely Fhdsy evening"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

FIRE.--At half past ten o'clock on Tassdy
night ire broke oct ia The third sory Of house. IH Bar
csysL It WA soon put out. Loss uIHlbg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

Hg@ Tho New-York Colonization Society has
engaged Thper Hall for this evening for the purpose
holding the Annual Needing. Ds. sPsrSG, Cox, frss,
Hon. r. y. STOCKTON, Hon J. b. LarRogE OF Baltimore
City, addition to several gentlemen from the South, WI
bo present and address the audience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

DEATH BY DROwEIsG.-The Coroner held ca
Inquest yesterday o. mo foot u Jackson st. ap1a
The body Of man named Colleu, IS years Of sss vsJ 70
sided Ii WsIef.st The decessso Jumped OF be 1ief 81
that place With evident oie 10 commit suicide o1,s
pieces OF timber &C. were thrown 70 him ~ welca :.
might have been rescued but ho aid no aItcuoa sy
effort that was made 10 save him aud was pf0)ssy ~
zane. His hody recovered short line siIef AVE-
dict Of death by drowning wss rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

NIBLo's.-The great dancers, Caroline Boar
set and ber three sisters appear oDighs In The sdnsss
produced ballet Of Gsele. Their engagement erIsn@
only TO next week. 1--WE shall never look their lie
again"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

~ The Fifteenth Anniversary Of the Amer.
lean Temperance Union will be held at the
Broadway Tabernacle this evening at II o'clock.
The meeting will be addressed by Rev. h. g.
Carpenter of New.York, Rev. DR.. Cleveland oil
Providence, X. l. Rev. John Chambers Of Phh'
sdelphia, and Rev. DR.. Tyng Of this City. Ma
.;c from, N hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

PRRENOLoGY.-Mr. Fowler will continue bic
lectures p Clinton Hall every evening this week. His
Cabinet or Museum, At l3l Nssau-st, Is always Ops,
and q, o 10 visitors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

" Any of our readers who may visit New.
Haven will do we'll 10 read the advertisement ssossw
column, OF The New Haven Ho.e" speodtd hOussrs
Gently opened by GEo ID IyEs, Esq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

ANOTHER MURDER Oliver Perris who some
weeks .iIce stabbed Ia Delancy-sI by 0orao~s
cleo yesterday o. his resioence, In Consequence
tho rluries received Coroner Gser win hold nqasa
Of tho body tbls morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

THE Box AND THE Flask
Who would not ssh
Buy hOx s-d fzsk
or Powder and Pills toF dollar;
When roach. bedhug and raj.
In deaths spssns ial Gal
The mouieot the mca'ctne they swallow
DApAl for LYONs Magnetic Powders for the destruction
Of Insecsa without PoisOa sod LYoSS @sg netc Pus
for desuo,ipg RaIs AMI Nice, ~ Bosdwsy.
my2@D&lIW
U FowLKRs & WELLS, Psychologists
and Pusnshsrs cnntoa Ham Isl NAssassI Para.
FIRE INsURANcE.-The Liverpool and
London Fire and Life Insurance Company, once Sc wsl-
81 Authorized Capital $4,000 GO Or to,oeaslo, paid az
csplisl 9SOee0 surplus sDd r~served Faad 30 90
saocoeO This Con pany hsB formed local Board Of Dr.
rectcrs this city lday qualified by holding the required
plumber Of shsres Nth fal powers 70 ssas policies Tor
Fire Rsia settle ell osseS and 70 Invest 10 Newfork a.
ApSs derived frou preRiuna ard The sale Of shsreA
Directors
JANIS Brown, Chairman.
FRANCIS CofrEkGf, Deputy Chairman
Geo. Barclay, NOrimcr Livingston.
Msrk W. COLLECT Royal Pheps,
Conrad W. fsocr, Id SsndeFsSn,
Francis 0Jeis William Wetmore-
Resident Secretary Alfred PeR
MI lsyFhSm Counsel OF the Board. Fra Gdkn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

Crp,or. TszoRr-A correspondent OF sas
ws.Si sVSs WAC. siruinE bls.sis " R.twa
hoon an We 2 "a. coasl Of Moth Caroisa iastsss
sn nc enes ssSosebpg on the s generally ss
Os os 81. .beory he bases upOn oesoysuons @ M
owa sad ebsrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08
gUppgs DyArH-Mr. Edward Little Oft westy.

SIKH d. Ieaf Mini gen emsu about Oye1s So
while In BARRIERS shop On nth wauog 70 Sssa,'oa
sud enly fell tho AJor, ana after died. hs ODay
snen 10 bis late rssdsnee whers Tho cofoasr WIN
hold L. queat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

SAILING OF THE AsIA.-The British Nah
steamer Asia, Capt. JUDSISs, sailed a. noon yea.
terday for Liverpool. Among the passengers We
notice the name Of Gen. John I. Cooper, Of Al.
bany. bearer OF dispatches to St. PssersSurs
Gen. G. has also a Commission from the Govern
or Of this State to examine into the condition
discipline and force OF the cavalry In the various
countries he may visit. Mr. 0lliffe, bearer Of
dispatches from the French Minister. 10 also
among the Asia's passengers. The steamer takes
out s374 200 in specie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11
nrM0cEArlc MEETING IN PoWHATAN.

flI vi
81 a ineriius of portion # Tic Democratic parry VI
,,owh.tou Il. d al Court Honse Mouciy no 81 "
nrch !s5l DR.. Ahncr Cump was called 10 Inc Ila hu
,:n,rics ~ Fursce Esq, appointed Secretary. , Nh
IN. object Of the Drrt.g explained by J" m =. t'asi
lsc IA lie The nomination Of Democratic candidate W rep
ns, this county in the House Of Delegates Iete
n,on Nj IeliTy HAMS moved That the nomination OF can
JdaI. N this ine postponed stating IN Few ren,a -
,yhy he desired tie poslponemen Dr. Dfahs "oposei VIC
r..,nn Il, this limc stating his reasons Tor so doing
Tsey yer, rcpe 10 ~ Acssrs. Daniel Hatcher ana y -.
S,,,i;on IN IA .,r oi The nomination. r faffiS ''o
M +: 81 then nominated NJ. VIM OLD, jr, asa II aha
-o, pn;sJn III bc rcied :ur by hr Denoc'aS 81 lo"'
r Who ,eceivci unannous vote OF tic iHee',h5
II, J. L. s,ctton moved that Committee o. ll.so w
.nnoin;ed ~ the Chairman noui? hr va 81 n,s no''
Inn and reauest his appearance tcio 's Ilce..s ,
Ths .nair,nan appointed hcssrs :! L. olh.''n, Dn; NV;
Hatcher ana ,Nm C. Nash Committee w:lo, a'se. 's
,in1 few mnute reported TO ,e Chalrcan l M J 1 aa aa
naTfor,ed The duly assigned them, and 'ia' W. o'a was
ihen before the meeting eor .io,rcn, re
u, Od rhen game forward, nnt. IN le" ei'aue' ~ ~
arts ecceoted the nomination i'isrchpon, I'e was &c
nd ~ he the candidate OF the Democratic parry % 7
o,,,yf, In n seat in the next House ot Delegates
IN ,nnt;,n OF Mr. S.rattoD, it was
EsoysJ That Tie proceedings u tis nHens '. sisu
h -, ghnrnan an! Secretary and fofwaiasd 10 nc De.
- 80 newspapers OF Rcnmona with tae fcqHca '''a'
they publish the same ,.,
q, n,otien, tic meeting then Adjourned: ch.,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11
EXCURSION.

On Saturday afternoon, large party comprising the uo
vernon members of the Legislature and Convention ano
citizens modo an excursion along the line Of the DanTe
Railroad by the invitation of President Tunsa Ihey pro-
cceded II miles, about mics beyond the Black hem Goa
Pits The rails laid some distance iar'her ou IN
ouence of the effect Of tho heavy rains the new bed
IVES 70, though, advisable to go beyond Nine miles only
Of rail have to be laid, to reach tho Apponst,ox River
This will be DONE i, is thought. by the end of May The
rails on this road are the best u and smoothly kntogeh-
er-,he cars as handsome as can be found In any por
on Of tho Union-hs ssamwhis,ls the oudess We ever
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11
cu.aE. EnasEE, Secretal
BASK MANIA.

Nav banks are spring.as al over H.: coun':y End IN
s ssa[ss Of a :s5 "s x nS
aEse r pae bs expansions will rs e hardly time 10 rzae
s sv ar iHs s.sn 81 sn'icn @ Saa G:h
We" ch Indicates i!.a il might % oye'oao. Ine
New " c Eso p Gs ssas, @ sse ssss a;s existence
s nassF o. nS osrssss asaS 81 ts, en as j e.I and s
afse rar Il, be quite prolific in new as Nine new
yen @ fi;e;y announced viii! combined capital OF
oyS: lse @ now 5snGs has extended to Rhode Island
n. ns' ne sni ,,a, ;e ans incorporated a. 1e re-
WE .oon o. the Lrss,aure Mcvemen;s a's also making
cen. .h pensyyania Legislature, n which State :here
y,st,y 100 man., ard of rather loose sa'np-
The c.any ha se On its guard aainst as gss, H.
crease oi artificial currency anu Inc New foFk Express
ba; more banking caDs will be The ago fox some Time
10 come we havo every indication and during ta:
SPECULATION viii feel s influence until d. ~s 20 sHa nal Sa nss
xe arrived for the take place Paper can bs nado
20 sbnndan,Iy ha, no OF gold will serve as basis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11

hsard-und In returning tho train made at the rate OF about
30 miles an hour Tho first four miles along the river which
was very high and dashed mady the ocE present
variety Of wild and picturesque Splendid Gias OF
granite arc on the side of the road-at immense Pes oi
that material beautifully hewn lie ready TO be transported 10
Richmond for the construction of our
Granite and coal WILL doubt not furnish large trans
por,ation 10 this road.
At O'Clock tho company were to resSemo'e al 'ne
Exchange 10 parake of the hosraes o the worthy and
enthusiastic President We sorry tha' VIC coua io ac
cept polite invitation to attend. II was glorious merry
making we have no doubt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11

PROCEEDINGS OF THE L. S. SENATE:
WAsIlsoros, March G. le5l.
After the Journal was rcad the Senate proceeded 10 the
con deaton of Executive business and the doors weIo not
opened ill The adjournment
ea,n that The Senate to-day rejected Hugh ~ Smith as
for New Mexico; and that ccycral Pos!masicrs and
Army appointments were confirmed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11
To The Ea;'oTs If tie Enquirer.

"Asni.;GTos D. C., iAacH 6-H, 1851.
The Globe newspaper stopped; this IS to Ee regretted
from lie nJls:o employees that will 1a thrown out Of en-.
piryurIt.
Tic iar % Mr. Rces claim was so!,ly lost by the frcl
in ui Mi. TErocy -! Ienncssac Mr.. Turney viii 10
such thing again IN the Senate SGch yiniicrcncas ~
wholly unsccuuuops Senator. TIE people u Ten
ncssce Ulne, wi continue Mr. frhcy in ter service
eny longer therefore, aitkough postponed for iime the
Scauie, body, vi! 40 the old gentleman justice hy tic
passage Ct his small clan very valuable considerations
rendered 10 Cougess, in The superior manner III which nc
has executed the rGhc prin!no.
The Southern Press" il not dead, :sdyin?! II has dome
the o The South good Tie in Ihaf scem1
disunion sheet told YOU its rs appearance Tie pager
would dJ good The editorials full carping and
objections, IL; al settlement thai somc gen
tcen, who aided In i:s Inception, have onI since ost III
confidence IL te paper ana Withdrew their Patronagn ~
want Lsuainn i,ef liz. Sod!h Gi re.oicG in The
rcas ii ha late r@tresS published IL cu We must
be 'uncd people" 10! profec.on Tic Union Is our
safety the constitutional dararties our sdiic.
Mr.. Bcs has been hc-e Tor timc mud II has h"en
hiT-l thai hs in search Foreign h-lon tut that
NJ. pend!cGn "htaaed him, and soe3 - South aisrcn
III: Of Hon. Wa. H. Haris OF Page, now
charge ;Aiaices Brenos peg. PERTAINS am wrong Ia
sa.;n that Mr.. Bolts looking nTo; in ;iiat lriirlt
but seeing him here "peernr through ne crowd, IL struck
such aiptt be- the iac, r. Pende.or euprrccdes
est!b: BE gentleman; AID one u.a virginia
has dc,.hrtd in days gore by-and one ste w
The Gveaent has in it ealos, ai this tGn, al any
a. tha Fus!n 7,atiIns a5c Jhcious seat,
tive than hs lion. Wm H. Hus end tho on'y wancet IS
;;.a Nr Webster c'n, much in iavo1 of good oi.ces
should haze permitted 'Hc rrc-l oi Mr.. star-is.
The Sclac IL 10 Supposed will get iea2a :.s!r brsiHe7s
b. Saturday neat anj sdouin Tor the tst lontay III DE-
ccm5;r next. ours,
JACOB FAITHFUL JE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11

GEN. SCCTT.-Fory OF the Whig members OF the Penn
syyana Legislature have signed paper respectfully sug
gcs,ing the friends Of General Scott throughout that sas
to consult together upon the expedency and propsy OF pre-
senting his name for the next Presidency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11

and We shall see the time that California cannot
oil panic
principally from the Vest and the total which has
lately been wanting in N. York is s5,o0oooo On this tho
Express says:
hc amount of capital expended and OF debts incurred in
carrying out in p1rs country tine gigantic enterprises
that appear 10 hesitate engage in, will on turn n
the value of money be seriously felt and deeply dspofed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11
WELL DONE. ILLINOIS.

The Resolutions resembling the Wiltnot Provso nsttuc
,ons &C., passed The House by 49 ILL., and the Senate oy
% 10 3 This very decisive vote shows that Waosm IS
dead in Illinois.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11
MARRIED,

MARRIED. Cherry Grove, in King Wiam The ah
hv Rsv dudley Atkinson, Dr. WM T. DOWAENto 70
S,ush,er Of the late Isaac Cooke, all Of King William
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11

DIED, -
DIED. on the morning Friday the 7h MI John g.
H. s,h hs age Of his family requested
attend bis funeral from the United Prebysan Church. on o
row CSabbath) afternoon, without further nylnaoa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11
THE CONVENTION.

On Saturday, the Convention met pursuant to adjourn
meu, and the Journal of Friday read and approved
The President submitted communication from the So
coad Auditor, which read as follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11
The New York Express .. Saturday afternoon has the

HIsc'o0'i ''"' F'I
following paragraph:
WHAT DOES 1T MEANl-We understand ard from
reliable source, that Mf Marccc the Ncaradaa M!ns-
ie had ihec interviews three consecutive mornings be-
:orc leaving England, viii "sadn@ English cana!isF
who has ~ deicl the Nicaragua Canal enterprise and
ha. written 10 ls correspondent here. Mr. Aarcoeta -
Nitara.t:'n, ia been in thai Republic
Was il therefore suppoet H. TIE gentleman who sought and
had these rervicns with him. that had Of those
interests end feelings which would naturally result from
either nn residence in Safe he could be successfully
tdmpcrct wiihl The ship in which AIr. hlaIcoeta
gentleman OF his city, of all passed be,~ae the
ministry and the capitalist whnt the nature Of il we
know not but ii is known and Mr. Marcoeta himself will
doust!cas l.rs by the of bis ncaotia-
tion, be commenced with accomplished Secre-
t:ry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, J


al ~ ,.,.o;r, hereby uoTed 10
m .sc, II ~ ctycf ;,icaroni, ~ tie 3r day o Apn!
coc A Vi ~ta i'c esiAcnce necessary - enable me
~. nv ~ WM r. DAVIS. Com;nr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-11

Hamilton Exchange Bank
Holliste- Bank
Henry Keeps Bank.
Lewis County Bank
The circulating Of the three first named banks hre
secured by good New York and United States stocks The
Lewis County Bank of The old Safety Fund inslitu
tons II has suspended eevea lEes before and hs Proha
add 10 the excitement caused bv the ure Of Ausens Sp
cer and F. Hoisicr & Co.. the Empire City Mills and
would not surprise if OF old fashloned pancs
seized upon The public mind and Losses were rea
2ed by rapid deprtclto in prices stocks possess
ing intrinsic value I've wait and see what another
day will bring forth This has been Of greater excite
menl tnnn have known for yeais.
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PANIC N Wall STREET. NEW YORK

PANiC IN WALL SfkEhI, NEh ioiNN.
The n. Y Herald Of THURSDAY, announces the iaiu'e o.
Ans!cns & Spiceg ani F. Ho:sei s Co, OF the Empire
City Mills, Utica ard o! four banking Institutions VIZ;
Hamilton Exchange Bank.
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Y NJ s'-3o eozes, landing and for sale by
'a DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
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,.:Ia-At Iircu Cour, continued ~ a. 2i.ini.n a.!
m , nc cry Williamsburg nieonnty % James iiy on
H. ,sy 10 an day oi November. az .lc year one Thousand
e,.l usrow administrator Of Sarah Barlow, decd, PHI:
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-12-04
Lady Washington.

Among other frequent visitors 10 Mrs.
Washington, was Mrs. Troupe, the lady oi
half pay Captain in the British Navy
She is described as lady of asiable man
ners, and Of intelligence, aud much esteem
ed.
One day she visited Mrs futile, and the
usual compliments were hardly passed, be-
fore she said, "IV ell, what do you think
Mrs. Tutile! | have been 10 see Lady
Washington.
"Have you, indeed' Then tell me all
about how you found her ladyshiP, how she
appeared, and what she said" -. 81
swell, will honestly tell YOU" answer
cd Mrs. Troupe, 81 never was so ashamed
in all my life. You see, Madame -, and
MADAME -, and Madame Budd, aud my
self, thought we would visit Indy Wash
Iucton, and as she was said to be so grand a
lady, we thought that We must put on our
ye;y best bibbs and bands. So we dressed
ourselves in our most elegant rufiies and
silks, and were introduced to her Iadyshiy,.
And don't you think that we fo0pd her
knitting, and ,cifh checked apron on, She
received US very gracously and easily, but
after The compliments were over, she resum-
ed her knitting. There we were without O
stitch of work, ard sifting in State, bur
General Washington's lady, with her own
hands, was knlling stockings for herself
and husband!
Sand that was not ALL In the afternoon
her Iatyship took occasion to say, in q way
that we could not be offended at, that al
this time II was very important that Ameri-
can ladies should be patterns of industry to
their countrywomen, because the separation
from The mother country will dry up the
sources whence many Of our comforts have
been derived. We must become indepen-