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A r1rRECoN BoaT ToR SING sISG-LANDING AT
~ Hammond street. Yonkers, Hastings Dobbss Ferry
ahd TsiI town Fare to Yonkers. I2s cents. Hastn ~
Debhks Ferry a.o Tarrftown lSh cents Sing Snr -
Nhsoa, vii leave from foot Of Chambers every
afternoon, n ~ o'clock, Sundays excepted Returnng
will leave sinE Sins at 6A A. M fregh, taken
ronstlt terIas.
Ntw YuKE AND PHTLADELPHiA-SEw YORK
~ and Phlruslpha direct United states Mail Lins-
rhrtuEh y ~ Lours via New Jersey Railroad. Fare
lnccd t for class 81 sscoad olass Leave
Ntw erk ~ NJ from foot ~ Courtiand street and
aaeli his ase ard A. r. and y ". from al
aut strevt
CAhDEN AND aMPoY RAILROAD LINE fRpN new
y .teamiost tear fOrTEe MORNING Line At o'olees
taro. Al g. T. BLISS AGENT
vNO 1PsVELLEEs 0OfsU sUuIn-Ngw sUPtKiUR
ssd uotatoai line between Baltimore aud srieks
brrg Staunt0n, Va lhchmend and It.ssburx Va Lynch
s4g Va, Raleigh. " . and Ghareffpu, s. g. rhe pebble
Are erct ut rnsd that t ars sad pleHdid ow prcs1uy
i.samer Ralncre Capt oxauder NcCaas'and, 6ttsd "
wli II berts apa unuarpasseA il spo,A
80 accommodating hy boat south ~ Nss York
81 Potomac fmty paiu' II connection wth the Rch.
nunf and ttudorekftura rud Richmond aud petevaburs
tnfeds PassenFcr ~ this lns leaving Commerce
rNtrf bhltmtre, 81 oCloah. v NJ Tuesdays and Fr
a,a re- p FlemriOkshurg - Il A. ~ The day kcl-
non8 ~ II, A. w.. ard Petersburg ni0ut . 4. A. from
ghh rint they proceed sr-her south ~ith rasseurr ~
ne eat mad line Thruvgh tickets hy tL superior iiae-
= clnss uasengrrs from baltimore = rrtdescAshprg gs
Richmond, SS ~ ~ Petersburx - ~ gharsston IS
". ti5 measand state ForWard cabin ras
~nE.rs tc trerctshuss, Including meals aud odgias 81
y 10 DO " hohnend ~ ietershurK ~ - inoiudins
nj Na End lodging For further information anny NJ the
southern rniroad once, adoinas the wahaston rarosa
3fice. Prattstreet, or 70
CuAs. WoRTutNGrON. la aren
fhrchtWalf ~ 1871 VI
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THE STATE oP ErRorR.

TnE STATE oP EuRorR
TIL Sfy,s If Eso,e,-- Jbs Iy.,,,,,t gert.;., n Al,
!, -, 49, " = -
e'St""te"- ft ''fJdtht" - b"rsa"-- Tn
BTcsitr Corfacucc-Iie inussig in Dsys,rsrj
- Tie paioi E,R- I'M Islio,-. gr,s,cyL,.eo..
-. r..,...-..,- -, -,
i"N"VN Ifi"a! ''eu"s' way . 1871.
Inc stttidlon 81 The politicians OF Europe Ia
gradually beginning ID be attracted kv ths no.it,ot
~ affair. il Lr,rca H. -, ,o,.,,, -. -.
" ~ ''N'"' ''''o''' nav
lurlos'y repeated tAat tAe expiration Of the iehse
Of power Of Louis Napoleon is a crisis m rrecol
history / have a. ren,atolI, st.,.d III. ,.,i,,,,
80. I an IA. \, 4, ,t
'""'' "o' wv iui'"st uFoL u touAy'
SHAH have - return 70 y sgat In my letters The
great object he has in view at present !. revision
az the ,ra.ent c,,stit,.i. - .. -
- -, """' y
sVcure lfoioi EatoA =. hh soWvrs lnis 'stior
Of revision u, al tie present mou.ent. a. okls,
tonic or discussion is tbs F,apct ,,,s =, ., AZ,
,.,I;,3.at NJ. ~ ~ IL
fO""' '"", = t"s nv result ! ""f "uS!
IVoh' forward 70, a. any event, u % great powe,
a. EIance. acts more or less upun tho d,fsran,
STATES az I.urorc - 90 ,,,,,,,.oa I, tsts A.v,,
coming ct,,ts have ca.t bnt an, ~ low. ~,
tlr.e tnue sLa,,,ws ,,,.,.,- the ,,,,r, t,,,n O..
tLeir yer0. 1, i,d,sti,.f,ess 1 .l,li aaao.S.s i.
lew NoIes os tnseiblr to deft ! ~, nrc.nt ,,s,,e,
ofpnrties H. France
There are the Bouapaftisfs. tie Orleanfus. thu
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THE CtirrrR SUR Cn,tttScr was raised on the sec.
tona dock nj yesterday tor he purpose Il reecy
iug her copper She viii rCnain out of water during
Thursday and will then take her berth foot of Wall
She l. wen worthy visit from oil who take pleasure In
viewing splendid ship.
LAuNenys by Messrs Willis d Co. ~ sag Harbar,
Goth u bark cf $40 tons called the Mar GesJngi 60
H. fitted ft whaling by MIR u Cooper and saii about
July 15 under Capt David Smith
Al Kittpry 2eth ut Nv simu,l Badger Esq n copper
fastened ship a about $50 tons called the v Pro2.
owned in New Orleans
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SfEIPPIvG.


ECR sArANNAH-U. 5 NAIL ILLiNE-THE NEW AND
II superior steamship FLORIDA, Captain 7. Lyon, on
saturday, It'll June, =. o'clock 4. M FROM pier No NJ r.
ior ireght Or passage apply to sAhL L. hlTCHILL Igi
Front street
The ALABAMA Captain c. d. Ludlow. SATURDAY 18th
June.
NOTICE rs HFRERY GIVEN. THAT TUE STEAM
~ -hp tONSItII fiON, Lieut. Blunt. u. 5. Navy, COM
mapd-r. will leave Panama for San Francisco about
the 18th tnn IN for the passengers from hence ny
the Of .he 1lth aud 18th For particulars
apply 20 iwArd W0lh ofice Of
WARD 4 PRICE. - Broadway.
reNWo PASSAGE TICKETS FoR SALE IN rus SnIP
Contituont berth for lady In OF the best state
rooms ALEC berth for gentleman adjoining 20 sail tbs
ON " Jtne r liverpool hrpy 20 the captain on board
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I,HF vnRLn'a IAIp.-rnE RnnI.k oF TnR oAKnn
LAND wARRANTs.

4 AND wARRAETs lnuguT Oa LOCATED IN THE
u states of Wisconsn, Illinois. and Iowa, upon
Y, s.slg,ted isnas Y washhvrpe uoodmsn, siners
William street nv, viii purchase Land Warrants for
~ ard attend 70 all business connected herewith. George
foodman Councillor atlaw ~ William street. attends 70
naning Lard Warrants Pensioas So for soldiers, OF
others entitled thereto.
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TIE woRl rs FAlR.-EnWARps. SANFORD CO.,
Luroresn hxpruss and N1ukna Agency. ia connection
stth Mtssrs Adams &C. 4 Americas ExprsNa Taae vi q
purpose o. visit the World far viii consult toth their
eret and convenience hy acting their hat nY
lhor BURNERS tnrurFh liverpool aua London oaees
We DIAN hills exchange ssuc rttcrs o. credit aad ctc.
sut comm sseue oi every description. We also forward
tehnfes p@fres aad hspdke ~ every steanar.
Amerieen register ryins II eud addresses Of Amc
inns " loucon, vii he fouad 81 ofee NJ Cprnhtl.
"ttfe addressed g. punetrEly forwarded and
ouNtrJmtr Invited q ava thcnseves tao 0f onr
-" teadHr raUs witch well sufphga With the ase.
1msritHr nevsTepors EDWARDS. SANFORD A Co. at
tfawa 4 q - " and ls VAL strttt
T,HE WORLDS tAIp.-TnE Wa0LR or TnR CARGO
ofths " sbip 81. Lawrence having been conveyed
Ton faih pton. end deposited in the rysta Palace
r our dretal ~ are prepared e. ve attention "
Ne wtshcs ofeyhbitors psrtea viutnx Fnsand vsea
10 call A. liverpool aud Loudon ooca where thy will
int tlcs ~ The latest k0ercan nespaper ghcre tNer ics
he sdaressed whsrc etcTp ~ credit be tire
prea srs svery .tsrtIn given 70 her vshe. ans n,s
rests. IpNhRNS aANDTOEp A. Co.
m W1li street, New Ytgh Columh. Brdiuss liverpool
.na " and " Ti-nhii, Londca.
UTRruRD n COS FAST CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
10 Next shipments VIII - by lth and 18th Of
love Postage ~ San rraucisco ten freight forty
setts per ~. thres -fourths IN advsnce.
BskFORn \ Co. 2Vesey street. Astor Hous
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ALBANr, June 4, ISL
The Official canvass gives Williams fifteen in TompSns
The board of in Yates county adjourned till
to-day being unable TO agree in regard to two votes In
town Of Italy, which, If allowed, gives Stanton thirty
of majority In that county, mang IL tic Ia tho dis
triet II not allowed Williams, H. elcotcd by two m aor
~ Guinnips district II also reported tie Chemung,
ninetyeight for Gilbert stcuben, Iinety.eght for
Gunnip
ELuaA June 1, 1851.
Gibert's majority in Chemupg Il ~.
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Rosrex June l. 1881

BosroS June I, 1851
Carey has been convicted at East Cambridge for kill
ing George Haywood. the depot master, and this
morning sentenced twenty years in the State prison
The verdict manslaughter
In the shadrach rescue District Attorney Lunt
has been speaking all the forenoon lie will conclude
to day and Judge sprague will charge the jury at the
opening q the court tomorrow,
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The National Industrial Convention.

ALbAHf, june ~ r. NJ.
few members met here to. day mostly from the city
Of New York None from distance further than Phiia-
delpha in attendance The convention organized
informally; and without doing any busqess, adjourned
until to morning. awaiting the Arrival of
bers when the meeting will take plase in the Of
the Court Of Appeals in the Capitol.
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lhe Stock market at Paris had been very heavy
and unsettled.
| The President of the French republic attended q
review, on the 22d ult., in the Champ dc Mars.
Everything passed off quietly. The President, whs
was accompanied by General Narvaez, WAS reoeiv-
ed with loud shouts of ''Vive Napoleon"
Some disturbances took place at Belle Isle, On
the lith ut., amongst the political prisoners, whs
grossly insulted and menaced with acts of violence
the Inspector of Prisons. Barbes and Blanqu were
amongst the rioters.
Hamburg accounts confirm the late state ments Il
n joint remonstrance having been sent to the Da-
nish government by Austria and Prussia on tho
subject of the Federal Commissioners.
Advices from Brussels to the 23d ult, state that
a new Ministry had not been formed at that date
II is thought that the old ministry would resume
its functions.
Marshal Radetzky had been summoned from
Milan to Vienna, for the purpose, it was believed,
of accompanying the Emperor of Austria to War
Advices received from Madrid state that the
elections had terminated and their result was in al
most every instance, favorable to the government.
modification Of the Spanish cabinet, according
to accounts Of the 10Th ult, was again talked Of
Accounts have been received from Lisbon 20 the
18th inst Sa danha had chartered two steamers to
convey him and his troops to Lisbon. The Queen is
said to be disposed to meet Saliauha's views with
respect to the formation of a ministry.
There had been most dangerous food al Vienna,
with one exception all the bridges had been oar
ried away.
The King of Prussia reach a Warsaw on the l5.A
ut., at quarter past eight in the evening.
The Emperor and Empress of Il uSsia advanced -
meet him as far as Skitrniwich, where the roy 81
and in perial party dincd. They then journeyed ~
together to Warsaw
The last number Of Punch contains a drawing .,
Brother Jonathan astride 4 revolver. Tho late
voyages Of the Pacific mast have aroused JsLr
Bull.
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LpERrooL, May 81, 1861

Nrr Ocnn Steam M1 Arangn,ent.
know, for fact, that the goyernmer. has en-
tered into a new Arrangement with the Brit sa aad
North American Mail Packet Company to continue
their weekly sailings throughout tho year. hence
forward; therefore, during the months Of Deccm ber
January, February, AMI March next, the BritisA
steamers will sail from Liverpool every Saturday;
and during the months OF January, February,
March, aud April, from New Icrk or Boston every
Wednesday, This know to be a fact Their, is
also report that, commencing with next spring
and throughout the summer and autumn, th, same
rame line Of steamers will sail twice we. k, viz
1hursdayaand Saturdays, from Liverpool, ,sDd Moa
days and Wednesday,, from New York or Boston
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Destructive Fire Mt Bangor, Me.

BANGOR, June A, 1851.
destructive fire occurred here this afternoon,
suming a steam saw-mill, two iron foundries,
dwelling houses, three blacksmith shops and several
barns, together with much machinery The loss Is
heavy, but is mostly covered BY insurance.
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YACHTING.

ID EGATrA-NEW YORK YACHT CLUB-THE AN
H nus regatta of the New York Yacht Club will take
place the h day Of june instant The outds.l
Hook tie day following Steamboat St. Nicholas
exclusive Of members and ladies' will leave foot
Canal street, punctualy at Laifpast nine o'clock
the 9th, and the 6th, at lins o'clock. A. ~.
r. o. COLT,
ANsON LIVINGSTON, {Committee.
BEEKNAk FISH,
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CoNcorp, n H. June 4 1851.
Beth branches of the L,gislature organized to-day
In the senate John Wells, democrat unanimously
choeen President. The House, after four baotings
elected ~ D. Baker democrat Speaker The vote stood
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Majority for the constitution ion...............355 553
The Southern mail has arrived, but brings Of
Importance.
We learn, from Norfolk that the steamer Legare
rived there yesterday. Hon. r. schenck, Minister to
Brazil, and suite and Sgnor Machedo Brazilian Minis
ster and family have also arrived They go In tae
Susquehanna.
The schooner Deal for Charlesown has been totally
wrecked near Currituck
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lNAMII.Y EXCURSION TO WEST MOUNT yERyo


HOUSE AND LAND AT YOAKERs FOR SALE
"A chcAprhe we'll known residence of Sampon Sim on,
Esq, at Ionkers applied for Immediately viii - sod
With of la a. aud accotnmod attn
nise6
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Ballots for U. .. Senator for Connecticut.
HARTFORD, June 4, 1851.
The frs. ballot follows Whole number 222
Necessary to a choice, 112.
Thomas III Seymour dem had. .................. 1o5
Roger :. baldwin, (whg) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
James Dixon, (whig)
Scattering " wings dems) s)................... IL
BALLOT.
Whole number 222 Necessary to choice, liz.
Thomas IL Seymour, (dem) had. ................ 100
Roger Baldwin, (whg) ........................ az
James Dixon, (whig) IL
Scattering (ll whigs dems s................... 10
Further ballotng was then postponed till "Wednesday
next. at IL o'clock.
dozen fifteen wings refused to for abolition
or ceso candidate They cannot bo influenced to vote
for Baldwin and the wings talk OF another canii-
date James Dixon Is named also Judge Storrr whose
opinions froesoil not known The wings have the
Senate and the democrats elect any one IL Is
probable there will be no choice this year.
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Death OF an English TrngediaR.
CiScINNATI, June 4. 1851.
Mr.. Graham, the English tragedan, died at St. Louis
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
~0y>es~~o<(o~~N~~<e~~->
a r RIVAL
or THE
S 7 e A M S HIP A ST. A.
DECLINE IN COTTON.
Our Foreign Correspondence.
60, &C., &c.

The British mail steamship Asia, Captain Jud-
kins, arrived at her wharf at quarter past eight
O'Clock yesterday morning. She left Liverpool u
halfpast three O'Clock on Saturday afternoon, the
18th ult., thus making the passage in ten days,
sixteen hours and fcrty-6ve minutes.
The news is three days later. 1t is not Of any
consequence, in political poist of view.
There had been a decline in cotton and a dull
market in breadstufs.
Messrs. Bell & Son report that the dem ,nd in Lon
don for American State Securities continued, and
prices well sustained. Quotations were as
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HOMESTEADs.

LIVERY MAN HIS OWN LASDLORD.-THE UNION
IL Building Association will hold is next regular meet
ting Tuesday, June lot h. at o'clock. r. at tho Hail.
~ Grand street Persons who wish to avail themselves Of
the opportunity joining before the fees
before the society fills requested to orwar rd
prospectus and constitution be obtained at the oee
192 Canal street. VIM PARKER, Secretary.
BThis Society is under the and the prin
ciple Of those which have worked so successfully.
zNAMILY EXCURSION TO WEST MOUNT VERNON
~ On Monday, juno 9TH the Teutonia Homeste Asso-
saton will make second excursion to their lands Hunts
bridge the Harlem Railroad, fourteen miles from the
city. Every family who wish to secure handsome plot of
ground in most improving neghborhood uld take this
unity to view the premises Each member
70 pay $40 At the time Of subscription and 81 weekly from
the irt OF April until he has paid S The back dues
te paid st time within few weeks Each plot
W equal TO four city lots exclusive Of streets and all the
expenses for surveying grading planting trees &c.
I paid by the party from whom purchased the snd
The plots have choose from all
eel.cted The will leave the City Hall 10 o'clock
Se morning and return in the afternoon Fare for the
cursiop. 81 cents. JOHN r LUTHER, Presideat.
FHRpInAND MrNTnR. SecretarY
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VIAT AND CAP STORE rnR sALL-u0fN. a COOn
n ttsirtst, tu kingston Ulster eouutt. 1.e tr.seut
owuer retirfs account m Asalta. AIdrtss r. a. NJ
=. Pearl .tgUet. loF to a.
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aO'FELS.

THE EoLIAN HOTEL. Ssi BRoADWAY.-AMoNG
The %sny elegant gan hotels which have ,sso t been
d ss oeSrn,s there are
andsr ths n.s~asnt o. Donald Who W Ii known
S,S%as Pi:pTi.ssr. % Ssy mn ssp
s. the table
variety q Injuries that he furnished market
sHoTdns s@sss. Al the comfort. and Ss sssssoes
home would and 70 shs sdyanssss to give hi. house
quarters q ths CITY, on Broadway between Twelfth and
are mGderse Families End all the enjoy
Housekeeping.
nONEGANAS HOTEI~-TAIS WELL ESTABLISHED
hot 80 fayorasy known during the ps.s season to
been completely and furnished aud received
wing containing upwards Of afsy sleeepns
apsrtmens These all arranged in such way
en- end the sa5 4
rence At House New York viii secure vsers
every which bs from ssduous at
tion Of Mr. " Courtney who is well known to all vis
hon,real. May Is 1881.
CEA BATHING AT RocKAwAY. l.. 1.-THE paw
'n e south Ferry epfs Ss tss o. Ssr
o'clock for Jamaics where stages viii be in readiaess
o.d and Maiden sl or sS
es Front stisss s will meet with prompt
~ GosLING's RE iTAURANT, NO 3, LIBERTY STREET
~ first house west Of Broadway having been open
for about two weeks 4rd walters c perfectly organic
ed respectfully solicit call from ntenen ho like their
meals served up in neat and clean establishment with
% % s meals down Ssa
respectfully solicited to give the place trial
TUE BOT THIS DAY, AT "sHELLEYS." WITH
should BY f. visit this gorgeous csss ana Res
taurant at 5 Broadway the the Arabesque globe
lamp on tie corner. Massachusetts Bay oysters.
CT PETERS AT ROME MIGHT As WELL BE oMI rTED
- by the tourist as SHELLEY by the within
gates This famous and fashionable Restaurant and
Cafe the northwest of Boadway and Anthony
street the of which, sign is placed superb
Arabesque globe lamp. Massachusetts Bay oysters.
CoFT CRABS, TURBOT, FROGS. LAMBS FRIES. AND
~ all the reasonable delicsccs served faut
sHELLEYS" ylish Cafe and aestaurant the north
west Of Broadway snd Anthony street.
Of (which streets san stands that superb Arabsque
rla ~ lamp. Massachusetts Bay oysters.
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~ Itlsnd. for Publie GlrdenFor sale or TO lease
nlout thirty " ground situated st Ch,a
Telegraph, and within tlousand feet 0f clifton dock
having splendid view of the city, hay and hsshor The
.unds possess advantages for bile garden
beauty variety Of suraee and local atraetpa within
the enclosure may be made many miles Of walks for
drians drives for carriages Nearly the whole
filed With splendd forest tree many thea aftv years
ole. The ground Is susceptible OF the rur
rroyement extensive lakes for water fowls
grestos and summer houses being within twenty iiues
Gail down the hay by steamboat to Clifton WITHIN
Shroc minutes walk II the ferry There SPOT aoecss
lla desirable. If made inviting IL will be sf she
attrstyc places in this country, and where thousands
wsuid resort 70 amuse and refresh tAamse e, Apply
GRO. n. RIPLEY, 81 Liberty s reet,
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I1LEoANr BUILDING sIrrs-RfvEn faoyrs ~

JCLEGANT BUILDING sITES-RfvER FRONTS ~
" the north y the bridge aud weIt of the Railroad. with
in two minutes wEh Of the depot st Not aYsn THIS aJt
~ unequaUed In hesnty ~ cat'onn fact, " .hng
thtt can be dtired by the Of business Eb0 sanss
fiAenee from the Duge exacti te eli
ND accessible AZ az ours ~ rar1ad seca ID -
rnrrseed hy depot road IN tho u 81
S4e u plots % suit purrhae prcs6 Terms
easy Apply o. VI. u. VAN BuRLN, At the lfhce Mott
sen depot, dei ,, excrpt SuR3Ay, Or -
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The New Maryland Constitution, SO.

The result of the election in Baltimore has BEEN
For the constitution. 939
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RILLIARD TABLES FOR SALR-T O. O'cONSOR
NJ has hand large assortment Of and second
0and Billiard Tables patent and cloth cushioned. With
thing complete. ~ which he will sell
price tie alsobas on hand two % a. Basiord rn Eag
billiard Tables with lis patent air eashoa which he will
Gel very cheap Aprly at his Billiard Table Manu etory
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DOUBLE SH E EFT


WIN w. SHIRLEY AUcTIoNEER-OIL PAINTINGS.
in rich gilt frames st ssoton on Thursday. June 6th
Hanover Square, fifty paintings. American and foreign
scenery, beautiful parlor ornament Sale positive
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NV FWN NATF-TWNPp
w three story Trick H0ufes Lots situated an ura,s
rtrcot between Ninth aud Tenth streets Gnished IN az
most ristantai manner with stores back roo ua hack
basement Grspd street being the principal street n th
pace property ntreaaes IN value pav
Of the place The above property will ssa cheap and ~
accommodating terms Apply at the hardware store %
tai South Fourth streets.
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a LARGE NUMBER OF PARMs

"A LARGE NUMBER OF FARMS FOR SALE IN TuE
"A vicinity OF the city, which % -
nesr Nyaek 70 acres aud one of i07 vita fine improy
rnsnts near Railway, " Of w. and also of 20 acres,
near kle Westchester county IA high state Of ey aton
Also 20 building lots Staten Isan plesSnnty stu sted
cud cheap. Gail at 63l Broadway, WATKINS A HINE.
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GRAND SALE OF PLANTS AT AUCTION, CONSIST
ing of Roses Dahlas verbenas, &C. &c, at the Seed
store Of TRYoN, No 9John street. Sale
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nAHLIAs AND GREENHOUSE PLANTS AT AUC-
" On Thursday June 5th at 10 o'clock at the store
% Dey bret corner Of Green wich choice collection Of
tselve different sorts each w. A. CARTER Auctoneer
Day strae
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OUR APOLOGY AGAIN.

We must beg indulgence of our readers for the
meagerness of editorial matter in the present
number. Our Editor is absent on a visit TO
Columbia. We hope that his report to US, of the
sayings and doings Of our Legislature, and of the
big and little men generally, who are now con-
gregated at our seat of Government will amply
compensate for the lack Of editorial articles du-
ring This week. We expect to receive from him
weekly, q full account of legislative proceedings,
and of other matters of interest. We here take
occasion to say, to our Delegation or other
friends, now in attendance on the Session Of the
Legislature, that. we would be much pleased to
hear from them. Certain, we are, that our
readers generally, would be more entertained
with reading their brief sketches Of the proceed
ings of our lawmakers, than puring over long
columns of extracts, from the Journals of the
Houses of Assembly, and after all their trouble.
obtain very imperfect idea of what has actual
ly been done, or is III progress. However, if we
do not receive from our correspondent, weekly,
full accounts Of what is transpiring, we will en-
deavor to supply our readers from the Journals.