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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21

fe 70 w Main ST., corner l4th.
II III. SKINKER, No. Is Pearl Street, offers
-ALs for sale
so hhds Orleans and West India Sugars
100 packages Loaf, Crushed and Powdered do
SO hhds and barrels West India and Orleans Mo-
lasses
400 bags Coffee -.-
500 kegs Nails
100 boxes and half chests Green and Black Teas
$50 boxes TaIlow Candles
100 do Adamantine and Sperm Candles
800 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
1000 lbs. Shoe Thread
so bbls prime Cider Vinegar
200 best Nova Scotia Grindstones
500 reams Gap, Letter and Wrapping Paper
100 dozen Brooms
100 dozen Painted Buckets
100 nests Tubs
s5 baskets Champagne, direct importation
so quarter and eighth casks Madeira, Sherry and
Port Wines
SO quarter and half pipes French Brandy, part
IS bbls. Apple and Peach Brandy
100 bbls. Whiskey, various brands
$50 tons English, Swedes and American Iron,
comprising full l, assortment of Bars Hoops,
10 tons Bistered and Cast Steel
$50 boxes Tin Plates part for roofing
Block Tin Copper Zinc Wire Lead, &c.
Glass, Putty, Copperas, Alum, Salt Pere, Cotton
Yarns. Wick, Irvine, Cotton and Hemp Lines and Bed
Cords Brown and Fancy Soaps, Starch, Tar, Macke
rel, Roe Herrings Shot, Powder, Salt Rice, Cigars,
Backing, Chocolate, Raisins, &c. NH 19
WNHOMAS q CHARLES ELLIS Il CO..
IL No. LOG, Main street, Richmond Va, importers
and dealers in DRY GOODS and HARDWARE,
have received their stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Their importation OF Dry Goods from England, and
their Hardware from Germany and England together
with purchases of Goods from the manufacturers,
their agents in this country enable them offer to the
merchants of Virginia and North Carolina the best
and most varied assortment they have ever had, lin
both departments of their business.
In DRY GOODS:
= n
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21

70 MS PURE CONCENTRATED
- EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER.-This
is preparation of unusual excellence and of varied pro-
Pertes In all cases where powerful and safe stmu.
liant IS required, it is unrivaed for its efficacy as well as
immediate action. To the traveller and to the family
circle, it sinvauable few drops. dated in sugar
and water present safe and agreeable remedy to the
Invalid who requires immediate relief we'll as to the
conva escent patient who needs gentle tonic When.
ever there is relaxation OF the system, which induces
taste for stimulans, it will always be found an excel
lent substitute for those beverages which debtae Inc
stomach and cause morbid action of the powers For
sale, wholesale and retail, by
ADlE & GRAY, Druggists,
le Successors to Alex Duyal l47 Main of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02
Rev. THOMAS X. BEEcHER.-The Baltimore
pnt.,ot of VNedre,iay pnhiahss The iol0 Ring letter

The notice taken by "a, Ptiot" of recent acton Of church
ans g. s Bam0fs b. Whch ulannous Pis. raj ea eaa a.
mo-. ust uousy ihdfaNE accurate 80 ar a. goes II m
accurate however the mfressoa produces uPn Nc aln
Ts. sutsd o. yies that the char after ns caty
or tl urrbg uPon - subject OF slavery
10 4. ssbY caugr.us though - ihf 100 che CD nsa
by s1trs cautoH themselves from sasraans "a Ao'h
tonist unsvsres .t..l -....
T.fo~tk az which msr1sr OF he cunfh 10 u.s.
tr " h.srf.ly bofas frsaetsd moe stfAas IL %
ues Ia s.ht Of ops y cecitTed h.ty 10 't'eJ
covered freely ffei g. ssshcsfs ana '-fs efsa
mao. a. stts t, ~ All sasep seu uens % 90 sfioc
w. tb.u tat pas, 90 between 20 could har'y - Dc
.f.d asf II ALL Cd received u-c nd
ea 10 ~. vacant ra0-sie foil reg O thee 'sct- Sncs teu
If AntS2vs has never been cs0aisd % cur
tfcs corfesporoercs ~ 81 .- .r.t. - -.
q he cAufsa hr-sd sLIsy upon - quss-on AZ o.
syssr but THHE rulrr vsITsAs4LtT Az
s,,ur,ns Va, .sksd afd dscsd suy, rsaoaf -lat
would p,escb - sold not oscl nso giving any
perss or sssurstcs ssssn nsisrN se'ais az
ns'1.d pupt-au fsl fy great az Amsneaa sa'sy ~ta
all r. ,.sed bolfc rs esf3 AID Gears ala lTaf
ts suloi both pssor and pecpetle latter ca Do ~ n's
NJ tt.t fi~ erFe Hsks pl1c 20 tls
vst cte ubch hdsnaAy . Henls NJfh 500
an r-hsr attend % ascgs the sA7sc 81 80
'fou cry pulpit B Baltimore w. 's,'. -,
49,. 20 fusvs discuss i" etufch may
spd usy pastor a. her eo1 PsAsve nay
rot rut u im urder botis 10 kssp q . peace ,,
sralt hs mall t01ssy vita Shcn - Cl- l it -aol ~
eroud Toush - uutea a. PAsSot ~A
people Sc; uov parsd company "a ataa 90
rsspect Affection sach houofrE re eref 2f 70
that has Usrssd oar .. ntsreo0ss lhOS n DEGShIf~
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PHOSPHATE OF LINE IN Nav JERsEY-Among

PHOsPHATK oy LINE IN New JERsEY.-AmoDg
u. .''I ,@o,, sas ': % , ,ss =, IN. S.o,s d e:
t .ptss oHs sb has ben loous ~ sI5s anss., 90 'n
rear The Of LaIe " pa,eouG sos..s cgsn
lttss tssn snsb TAD ~ DE- Js,oi o. so.e 900 .aa
gtss -bsh sIssdngy vsus6- TO- ssneaa'A eo'resss 70
ssrehIe ard We Goa TIE Be.ta da' H.. u. sss-
sot uyutfed a. fse'tt ne-Lss " me. ~.
ctty, p, psr'ss a. Sa1~o- manp YES 49,.
90 "a. sss d. demonstrated s '.ss 100 "hs' e'
po,ss important b. 1p . sa'y .aa ss'.s s.
dent. from shosgbone scS. sIf has hn' sfsc's oo'h
no tst .pso,us be. os,.i.a FRO.
era Formerly ~ ait- coas o.1 ?, p's, -
49, tscous sEpsnsNs and t'sus.as p"e's, bo~ ssns
.saress The evcov,y u making Tom bfss S.s ssnv 49,
ots, i.e'ns 4. H.'.,S,os 30 Sea -. "a ~. ssa
ysig. n v pg 40 o. .ins cseos. g. ~heh q az sIss
~. ~ ss s5 ss. ia -. .Io.r.s npe qass
~. mias's feas - =, 90. n. MS II ~
a,eus,ss asd Of he artists Ia N" ~ 80
ne sns the eshsa Ton
m. e.rssr th - uas ard tb7 F'.-nse - -soss
sc.rtfe irOr.sgs seth u oseoss 'ts = "a 81 -
assin bs rss'ssc .. ss.t s-o,s $4,000 $50
nrs Bsrsst~o coLaas ~ u Psesnt 81
o hme sB y.es ga 4 ptosgbre .e5 sAf y. eset
~ sso.sIos sssS. a. 40. 10 cjsag sad ID. lnsisetars
U,tets. rtosP hOrs' IS aso sstssH' dyass a. S.a..s A,
popprpv AID NuRDER IN sUssEx-Ws learn
Dom s Pofs.n Guardian Frtay s,a day lss 80
r. b5efy sspset.a - sa'ssf aai' 20 -, 20
naf.t aaes.e By ih's Pr'so' -hoea .as
ro:see in ~ -, 80 ~ $500, 81. IA. horsss ~.soa
son siisf ths fhse nia'~fs's -
= n
pomt Ih.y satlso y - he Ps'9s's,o,' o.
bord oufef er5 lefy snd s'f5f1n y
Ian sfs Tie cosnr gsi Ies h.s
Nog aco.sr -. ;, J. dNL al Fas a)- serh 80
rufazs Wbsu tie s'tsck made rks gfo1aoY -
sbsss he 0fih- 40 90 afs Si =. ss1
ssp.rs "a md, sthe forhs n's-y >, r-eI - =.
brtslh0 -heh hey Ost sn''---o - -n.a.
IL Th.ttey s.ase 4 Afsr ess<ak ~ $500 80 n
10 - 81 -b. snJths eses y "a *.
carg tts brnat OH sH Tbs sans o a.,ea,,.
hs,rd bs,eLery have at s~ss so~ 70 ~"N -
mann OF TIE Hos. EDWARD CpLsIVs, 81
= - I'm .ark 'yoe~. nc '-t@ " -
~ -. sss - 80 fs.iisf.s O. sss~J Y .ny. VI
Lerafe c"s.sh ssf p : esd JsaT u ~ The GsHtfs
- 80 lb.5 per ofned ne sgss ~ AAhy
=. ia rspfsssrsd aAf d',fcf ~ eonSfsss. %
49, G.o .u'y feysr-a - tst Comfy % - Lsss'
fh. sts has SERVED tias a. vns o. nc @sS .
t,fss Of he par d ths ls "a 10 eA-sJ o. a
TIE SLAVE SINS Deputy Marshal hassen.
&c q oGc-s Who sonpshss ons - Sass'neh %
Ss Befa gfescsy hs is sntt gsdi ta1t rot'sf =
..f.r tsnssc tts@ for nj ,ato4 eDe - -
saetf csa esYs thea ssi "a ~ vast D."
,stts III tat hsc - . ~oss % o.s Ass ~
ntnba Rgts.l ssJs Lot true ia, Sas ssa ssseS
DELEGATES TO THE WORLDS fAik rsSn
Hot JoLn Bafeh. koa'os bos I" A sar
CO.. "a Warsr Ithan Esg - tofoi 80 Hen ~ -
-. ,s,,rf.e Ds-z.,.. Wor 6'sfsr srS.ftss
nsbgsn stais Aseatsrsl &C ~, snd are 10" %
PROPOSED REMOVAL In the Ass'acn - a.
-. "a Wes,..d., satss sn,sf. -. ,s .s
c.rrsi@s q fre - fs-ss. u !.
! .rt.rrr fosa os - frusyai O. ~ ~ ~
.,S.r,s sos -, or; ~ ssr, - s'i'- -oan, N
NosTHKkT u Gov SaUsA - 81 ysrrs d JsV
! IL he 90. sl-,I e "a. 30 70 %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02

NAvAL-The U. s. survey ing schooner Madison
arrived yesterday from Annapolis, making aPas-
sage of four days. She is destined for the north
east survey. The following is = liss of her ofH-
GERS: Lieutenant Commanding, Maxwell Wood
bull; Lieutenant and Elk Off, Edward A. Bur
nett Acting Master, ]. Howard Nurchi Passed
Nidshipmen. George H. Bier. VIM. Van Wyck
Captains Clerk, John A. Barker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02
Probable Murder.

BOsTON. I1lTslaJl u y l.
Last night we Althy farmer Of Hoxoury' nAme1
I,ser Rpd 10 he'd been on iury ~ Dedham r7tlrns
10 EoJburv reerhng the depot sDoui 10 oeoct ~
.rfiro on foot Tor hone scrOss tAe neds sdslsnc- o.
Iis or mote Am O'clock HE vile, who Was t3s lot
Iu b. arc a uoss al he door and upon opes1g Il lolla
her husband Lesrly spec N >ss E9a laselsOs Io
rd on H. hack o. bic head He died an hour aoerHSd.
~ttsopt bel. sbe to expsn what had happened 70 hin
His vausbes unoisturbed slo ne ~ nave ree,.a
he matter should be invesgs gated De Wa Dot an MEM.
perae man AID has Kept stall IN Fsneuu Han since i
VA huiik
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Us. Circuit COaTt....THUAsDAY' May l.
B-fJrs Judge Beta.

The Jury, in the c.ss Of Ssml shearer cosr re ca
.sl Irsssv n III ss alleged gold du,, ron V's
n ID W,rc.a isl s-pzs,1ssf bf Tssk'seh s'ay - -
- sv.ret Z cot gully shea 70 as eesaagsd h'n
su.iocy srs ne rold &c fvsu BACK 20 him a..
TTi0i for Attempt TO Pass C0uDteTtett Ho ~. ~,
Josah Ship osors judge fssos: oa a. =.
ebanirr I'M 10 an a.fsmyt pass csdatee' ga
4 10 b,,s teen eou1'sfsf, a. oaf foo q -
r.. inv found verdict OF suiy lsch""tt $50 . ,e
usry th sh.phefd pssd guilty 4 - isee-1sas 49,
Il -,s,.d ttsy haa other yscss 10 thar s's'''0a-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02

Y "THE KyIcKERBocKER' for Nay is 'ull
to overlooking with choice contributions. and the
fresh, sparkling, fsvorous effusions OF the Ed
itor. Everything in the Khiokerbocker has
cordia, genuine, aesh and. blood expression; the
genial spirit Of tie Editor Liugs h.s ooilabora.
teurs into charmed and sunny atmosphere, ani
each successive number comes to as Vith the
smiling aspect Of an old and CHEEKY acquaint-
ance. We are not at all surprised at the large
place il fills in the hearts Of the people. SAN
uel Hueston.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02

INDIANA.-JsmeS Lochbart is the Opposition
nominee for Congress in the lat District, and Cy-
rus L. Durham is renominated by the same party
in the lid District.
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WashiugtOu Items.

WAsHNGTOS, Thursdsy, NAY ].
The Treasurer monthly statement 20 day puo-
shed shows ihe pet 10 bis cred AMI subject 70
drSh n various public oepOtitoTies 10 be $l577ze7~ "
~ bicb IS $4,000 are win Assistant Treasurer 10
New-Yoik
The saiI ss snE, Col. Hughes Is sul Progress,ag.
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r..,,. --.,...- Wssatsusv Go ~ % -. -
Bal Co. Ca Roe1ls Jssr-es Gu Al , - Frinkis
Ne Lac csBifs, hlsAaks c w.
ca. Teas - r. ot.,--,r- ,.srr.t ~
S4sI. cn4scr,-Btr-'.. sanfs G. -. casss.a b
i,a.,,, csss Lsr-ros c. rIs.as 81, 81 81 !. =
r. D, -et.t f-.rsr Goa c., Ara -.LL- eltn-s =
Afsfl ore 80 49, n, " s-u.fne enact - % hla
l.s.@ a.. A. sr,ea Dsust c-7'as '14ls'a J"
"a sfsfssL-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02

Magazine will give it additional value to those
who are in pursuit Of utility, while its abundant
variety OF tales, sketches, and popular literary
matter furnishes ample materials for the smuse-
nent Of eisure hour
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NETWORK TRIBUNE
By telegraph to the Esw.Yers Tribune.
WhirCnnNsniian. &c.

BosrOs, Thursday, LAY l.
The Wing Convention the state House last MIA "a
cus large The Apss be utmost hA mJny ana 'on
IT, us pevsisd AID The Of the several SPEAKERS
were received with LOUD applause The old wac sO,-1
" Is fully swskensG ard oete min so1 egJnce9 % r.
&c, n he ga D. = Fa from The hauds Of the Cosln)
Ersiep Kellogg Of P,ts6eld presided apd ne meet
pg A. a0dressed Nv nyTon Law euce 81 b
Frnrkn Dexter " Beverly AId Ben CuiNs OF oossol.
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~, - - ri,ius 70 have 1sfhto 9f.d ins 90
= - =. ~ Goa button VI safef -ot s@--s u, .
- -, s,i eb-sps sdaIt t1el Iss EsT
~ $50 $1,000 sats "Alborgh ths patsat % th' Hyio &c
80 .seufsc Pane has not rseo as n's. "A
49, bas sscov-fss possso' ea>htr - ~ nfyfen ni
,ttrt.rs ans ~ hgny aala4sfoa' =. D'fs n,a-
IN, re YER eupsbls rftoag comm ar We saE = 10
..ts,,snr 10 CIR cHcs re5 riaatsJ eRiar-s 20.
surss rad ~ To- zit ~ pf,e-esd - - - 90
- n.fsr 60 band 10 cts- To- htn- - -
I.rb - Z s1s bali tlrns so Gear eAdy sa .. -
rerrus ere -1r ne taN ur p vatceaf - oPs' @ =
eos 80 e, colssn u - caa1' natsr4i 10, ~
MUS - ~ could far- nsrs tha7 =
~. cspabs o fsrashu a. IL iShl ss'ss1 ''' ~
= na.t net a oIaiIsrJ sfsd focls-
Fast FUsLRAL-A Race TO ne Ora I1'.. !,
"a s.rday says Bcffn MAJ 80 .---,N rs, -
aru sugih thsif 10y 80 Cahae 49,, r4s
card ,aft okera Lite b. Fatsfs hs'si 4 "a. ,.4
a.sy -, % between .uTsfs q ne hs-f-s of -
Tsaca fas safs re eruefery sSn - a. "a, on
80 \ sru Il f..t ervrs r-s-f - A-- - - :, ,gf y,
,tortdqfU.n Tbs e Al D o. 80 $3.50, = IL. Il "a.
n. rr,rrs "a - r. IL c.rtsgs lolo- .s -
- 49, i, ,..s =, -, l. al .sfi1lsJ nla.sl -
-. = I'd 10 at ca-ssf q - -. =
II :. ,.srsr ace iAe 30 ilnsfis pf'-ss'"a K
crasr -.
TuRF4rs % AssAssINATioN -Jepf-e ~ ~
- =. lur,s. taga ts-- var ~ r rif e a =
49, .-..'.s-si. u uf.r sl -s. tl - ila Ter
,t-..-, -. > ten rJ 10 -silr ~ 10 -'f-e n = 80
- -. ~. y re D. .aerf 20 90 aas5 +e n "a
sbst cncisd sas 10 i1f -'-.
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Markets ....EEw-ORLEASs, April 80.
rrn.- La dnll. BE- fnra the Arrival OF the m Iag a

COTTON 10 dull before the arflVaI OF the nag
ra's news hOO so5 H. for fair sUsls has az
vaneed ! nuLAssEs duh Small s4ss OF Ccs'
ave ns Mess PoEE hnisd demand. but pr 20
-. nspectso BAceB sces hsve airareed
81 Tor rbbed kg LlhD .es ~ sia We quote sterling kt
cHlBeE atlOk. FEEIsHrs are firm.
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~ Our acknowledgements are due to the
Editors OF the Chayle,on Mercury and NeV' Tor copies
their respective journsI Of April %, received BY The
steaIneT gCuherner
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DFGULAR MAIL LINE between

q 4 BOSTON and NETWORK via sToNlNoToN ADe
PROVIDENCE-The steamers G. VANDERslLt sa6
COMMODORE leave Pier No. 2, Horth River; daily Al
o,clocl pm The Commodore Captain WIN. H. Irazee.
on Mondays, wednesdays and rrdsys; NE T. wander
bit Captain Joel Stone. o TUESDAYS Tnursdsy' Ano SAT
urdAvs On the arrival OF hese steamers al Sonagton
Dsssngers proceed Oy Rosd 10 P1oVdence aud Boston
rts Ia The most direct route fIom New-Yora 10 sotton
fT passage &c apply on boaId OF the Office, 10 Battery
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limited STATES MAIL STEAM.
PHILADELPHIA and LIVERPOOL

III o. q MAIL LINE Steamship LAFAYETTE, Cha5.
soddJd Co nman1eF (He VI steamship CrescsGt City)
hss prsn placed ths line TO bege Phlsdelohia
ard Liverpool and will esve Der berth L0mhzrdt wharf
Phisdelphs for Liverpool, on WEDNESDAY, 7Ih May,
~ O'clock This splendid steamship, 1900 burthen,
a hun 10 the mOsl substantial masusT. h0h regards hull
and machinery Her accommodations for passengers are
sbsuipsssed for comfort and elegance.
Rates Of passage IN Ladies Saloon State Rooms,.'.So
-. Gentlemeu's lO0
Second CaDiu,. %
Excursion tickets to Liverpool and bach hfst class sISi
seeotd DO tl00 No berhS secured uuul paid Tor FOr
passage apply 10 J q WILLIAMS No 1913 sronlsL
New Yorh or to JOHN LINTON No 9, SCUM
whafves OF 0SORGE xcHENRY CO, No. 81 Wal
slts, PbilS1e phia - ~, , .
N B-Peuoos eOgSgtnR passage In NeWhoA WI %
hfrbhee ueke.s free 10 Philadelphia. alHnbo
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NEW GRENADA,

IlsKXlCO CALIFORNIA and OREGON FREt9 1T,
PARCEL and PASSENGER EXPRESS Will be dls'
p4tso by the steamer Of May ID. Tor PsuanS Ac.pu'
60 xszAlan Bias San Diego, Monterey, san FRAU
dec sacfsm. MO Guy. AIlora and The Mioes
Cod Dust FrighL Packages ans PARCELS Insured aud
shipped al lowest rates. -, ,..
fsmne. al uuaccomparied persoas crossing the l.;h
may secure he asaslsnce OF the PrOpfeIJ VINO hss
made me most complete arrangements for their safe and
peedy convey through W California snd ln'e'
TICKETS SECURED AT LOWEST RATES
fekAges by his have never oeSn detaaeo On
he IslnRa shhough the Proprietor has conducted Sp
Espsss through to AID from ean francisco i've umesJ
for reason Ionce obvious 20 AL
vhe Proprietor has spared labor or expense 10 nAAe
This Expfcss all hat lhe business pubic demand HAVING
made The complete arrangements wi,h the sest
ffsnspOsiauon Agents The sih uus and WIN lhoao o
the Aitnc snd Pacific S;eA tho Two oceans coz
ceeuag ne EipFess through and attending 70 81
Pcfoi AD 10 pace of meeaepge renders II 9 t4'n -
he can forward Packages Of all kiDds, ant do al business
required Of 81 Express IN lees ume, In better insurer
sno es expense hSn he done unief soy DINER sys
ten This IL he Only Express stoppng Al Mexican ports
ktpe&sd pens that feiehI has baeu carried pAst ls
destI sop (by ths Proprietor 10 ale nd
promptly 70 The execution % all orders Va Acapulco Ma
Ikttn, sau 9s San Diego GnS Mon Grey, ard 'nuocI
hg al Psksma With kxpres' Tor Naloas'so and CSilso
The plan ~ his Exp much admired Is that pA,k
agfs are delseIeo rssnay ~ hen desNnsAoa by me
fiopFietcr, n desired.
hIO,msion concerning decs ssed psrsons ohsinsd ard
helr taVcA To- warded promptly hiha ana OrAi1s co.,
lecsd and all ORDERS executed wilh dispS,ch.
EsFgRKNcES.-HOu a. Batter Mug, san FrSncaeo ;
l. Beacon, NJ ID San Jn.b; Pbe.ps hius naa. 20
Nhshsmst New NOrk Sutton. si Wsi-st, Neg
fhiScephia; Hon Rufus Cho4te, Boston, Hon {.
WmtArCp Boston; smith NNer / Co daytThl-st, Cos
Ton; O,eI 4 MeKonhev. BSlnn,re
CrTlCEs nan trsuciscp, u Cay So New h"fk "a
,ee IL AUGU SrUs CLLtOrr.
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ughes & ahn progresI.ag.
Canal Navigation.

ALBANY Th1rs1sT May l.
The Chicago Canal has been repaired and
loaded boA.s passed Nellie CreeA Aqueduc 90 Sunday
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MORRIS & ESSEX RAILROAD

M tUMMFK AkkANUhM tNf-Ots7s. D .I0,.,-
4 Freiehit &. 74S An. and s. NJ Leave milVile o.
Freishf; as 6 p A ~. snd -, 5 10 NJ. .
RTTuRNtNc, LEAVE NEW-Y For Dover 80, II 50
A N Fr,irht; aud NJ FOR Norris0vn 50. ii 80
A Nj FREIGHT; and T. 6, P NJ For Milivile So 10,
n SO A NJ Freight; Eno 4, /.
DovrR PAssESegR LINES -Lesve Dover, ? l0A and
Up y Monisiown, , As A n ard 2 IS hsd1'Sn,
Mn vii q & IS A NJ and Is al Orange, IS A ". and
pm Arrive at Newark 80 A and so "A al
New. York NJ IS A. N abd I so NJ.
RrTURNlNG-Lesve New Noik a. SO A NJ. aud 1 I'M
leave Newark a. 8 rs A A ana 4 - |. Nj.
The Morning Dover Train will receive sod deliver
passsng. r, N kock s~Gy Denville Morris Plains, M0rrs-
town Madison, Chatham, SGnmiI, Auiyule, SCUM
Orange and Oapge DepOis only.
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e GoDEY's LADIES Book for Nay il equal
TO any of the recent issaes Of that fayorte period
icsl both in point Of Embellishments and literary
contributions. II. Long & Brother. Dewitt X
Davenportl
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Rscainfn of.Prodnee

By The North RiUey Bouts Ihursday, Meg /.
Is Sf6 ms glo1y 0Ss DO Pork 65 DO Whisky 80 DO
Beef; les DO Ashes g s54 bush Corn 7@o 90 neat
Z 80 do Oas; lof kegs Buiter; IL % Cneese
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us PASSPORTS for EUROPE, CAL

OsIPORNIA Cabe Central aud South America kc.-
Ind,pe1ssule 70 travellers aud gold noes a. ature pro-
1870 sastos, fo,e,sn aggression. Visitors 10 the
Woro's Pair require hem, II thsy visit the Coodnen
especially, IN It's presenl ei.tubed state American, sp
pipr for letters at the Lond Post Office must produce
thsiI passports Issued BY J. B. MONIES, Nossry Pnoic,
90 Broadway Az w
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T DAN of 100000 for the CITY Of

III (AN Oh 2OUOsOOU iOi NhO ~ - VI
tIILsANY The gluance COMMITTEES Of he Common
Senel n the City Ct Albany pursuant 70 resolution OF
~ Ccuoci hereby give nO1ice, tnat sealed propOses
81 Be received uu Friday the 9Th dag OF May next al
eeoet IN be afternoon Of that DAY Tor Loan OF Infee
as,drd fbOGsand Dollars uRder the provisions OF toe acl
ssuued An AcIto provide FOR ss1ppy Of water 10 ne
CIV OF AbSny," passed April 9, 1850 sad "a ens1ded
Aft a. ls5i for which transferable or coupon cernncaes
y aoet viii be issuei entitled Albany City Water
st bearing the rate OF ak per cent per ao'
.sn-psysble semi GnDusy One half part OF ihe prin-
. Of SAD loan ne reimbur'abe nj tne exp'rsuo1 OF
Yer yfve years and the other hail part At 'hs expiration
b,iy wears the hrsi OF FeoTaary last past
IT, ,ono,ss may for the whole or ay oart OF ssld
-, -, tnsR 600 ard should ne sealed up ana en-
sss Loan for the City OF Aosny ana enelo'o1 10 ~
..lone directed TO ths Uutofsigneo -, ...,rr.
"r,sh proposs 10 slss distinctly me Ies ~ 80
aS ~, tae .tocs rsrnbufszble 10 - years alu 49,
~ retburSAbe Ia 81 years or The sum o. ulouy 80
ID he sio for esen 500 # stock ana lho auui " ~
,s,,on On psrso, making The PROPOSE ,,. 70 the
Tfbe money viii he squired 70 be pslo oy ooR ~ Inc
.,ss,t Of me Chamberlain Of The city 10 in7 Dss ~
go =, M Yo,s IN the City o. Ne~-YOfE, or mo No"
york STATE Bark IN this city, a. fOiOws
SlGO coo on TOE 18Th osy I May
1oOs o. on the lot day OF July.
ltOfaO on ire lot DAY Of Sc oteih pe'. ,.u-
The fa,ere, on the sid sfOcf VIII no PSF a - ~
iss, A.. NJ F.ntunry an Angus W escn y71I ~
on 80 ~, dale Of New YORK, AID Ins plho'PA 10
$500. 10 a. ,be Civ 81 NEWTON. -, -. 49,.
n, C,,,ruee gesstve tht Fight 10 hae loss 80
ia smoyI,, above speci6ed II the ohers 10 'nsf Op0n'
~ ,r, advantageous 10 The interests " me Guy
Albany AP'H 81 A JAMES WATSON,
ALDEN MARCH
Committee.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

~ "CHARAcTERIsTIes OF LITERATURE by
HENRY T. TUcKERMAN, ia a second series Of Els
rays on various topics of literary history and crit
icism, illustrated by survey Of the genius of sew
eral distinguished writer's. la the present vol
ume we have articles devoted to the Novelist, the
Censor, the Naturalist, the Correspondent, the
PhiloloeiGt, the Magazine Writer, the Traveller
the Critic, the Orator and the Reformer, Of which
types are found respectively in Maazoni, Steele,
Humboldt, Madame de Sevgne, Horne rooke
Wilson, Bedford, Hszltt, Everett aud Goodwin
The plan Of the work embraces wide range o.
critical discussion, demanding for its successful
accomplishment familiar knowledge Of modern
literature, sound and catholic taste and facil-
~ of placing the most diverse products of the in
tellect in Just and harmonic proportions. Mr.
Tuckerman has devoted himself to the task
whlcbIis evidently a congenia one, with decided
partiAlites for certain favorite authors, but In
sipgularly temperate and unprejudoed spirit -
His love of literary justice prevents indulgence
in the sparkling audacities which often form the
staple Of criticism, and may subject his voame TO
the charge Of tsmeness by those whose stated APP
petites need the stimulus OF perpetual exaggera-
ton. The graceful polish of his style, aud the
rich variety Of his illustrations will, however In
spite of occasional mannerisms, have certain
charm for cultivated readers. His critical jadg
me1ts are usually discriminating and authentic
They are sustained by an animated vein of dis
cussion, and often by an ingenious and subtle
analysis Few writers are more at home in the
department of literary history, and none that we
can now recall, glide more deity through It's lux
urisnt windiDgs, or bring back more pleasant
say q Blakiston