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Notice.

NOLlC0.
All persons indie bted to me individually,
or as Ordinary. will please make irnroedi.
ate payment, aa it is ahs"lute!y necessary
that ! close up my business, somo part Of
which has been Of lopg standing unsettled,
and which am determined shall remain
40 no longer. hope my friends will attend
To This q, once. and give me and themselves
as liulc trouble as may be.
w. LEWIS.
Feb. 9th. 1852 l7-tf
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CABINET WARER DOM.
H. MI. ANDREWS

es,-rgzesa-e TAKES this method .s,t
informing The rlfizers of
e'e5iTsss.sSD : Sum,e.villu and virihitfsliiis,
he has opened in Sfinrrrvlle. sppdsfte tIs t,,,ss
Presbyte9isn Church, o 5JsBiiSEI' W,ARE:.
ROOM. Wber he viii keep fpr tnle, cheap, MI
much furniture ia c6nl-A un1ei this dopar1ntsns
material and will furnish for casi,, OF hh.tos-
ton prio"s, all desctiptions Of Fiirnturs hiiiilo.
Repairing executed ht III. shortest iIsiite:-.:.::
Mahogany and plain Cu:fins furnished. with.
ont delay. .tt::-.f2E
Having prccurud the serriree of Is.. CIV.
DAVE. be is PREPARED to frrnish Me.a1,io ss!stes
engraved in any style. :. :. :.;.:-:
All the subsrlber asks !. a fair TRIAL: and
hopes by punctual attention 10 biisiinA ss:;ani
easy ,eHna. to mea; public pa,ronass. sy,;ss.
feorun'y ~, 1888. - -: .Sasa .1sylT.
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N. CRANE,
Manufactures OF BuEGsea,
LIGHT TCARRiAGEsisSrs. s..f Fks5i

LIGHT CARRIAGES; ;& 81
Returns his sincere thanks 6 .:Fiizli izlfs u y:
The eiursna Of Sumter, Diahdce
for their liberal patronage hithdrs ~
10 bcotowsd and begs lcaya 70 inform. them ihas
:he keeps constantly on hend, Tho above artiriaa
to he Of. the bo5r Natcsinl .,workmannksp. and Of
the leteStstyla His prices ahall compeio with
the Charleston prices, and IN to durability, no.
comparison; To be convinced; Nyo1 tsiil pieces.
call at his Carriage Repository on Assad Street
srvcs. 1850 :, 5.
With twenty yehr0 experience, ard 1iberys
mid, g.5s:5 - 81
He'll Vie with dc soohar5j.: aa,r:tfs oIsa :of
his trude. sitTts,:i i:;i0s4
Nay l4,h, 1851 ..:.ss: as, re-
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Charleston Market.

CHARLESTON, July 81. 1852.
Half past one O'Clock. p. NJ Cotfon.--
Sales this morning amounted to 200 bales
at from 8 Ia IL cents:-Necs.
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Notice,

The Co.partnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers under the firm OF
J. T. Solonons, &. Co., ia this day diss6lr.
ed Ly Limitation and mutual consent. All
persons indebted 10 said firm by note oii
open account, will please call and settle.
}. T. SOLOMONS,
II. J. HAYNSWORTH,
A. WHITE, JR.
Jan. 6, 1852 IL #
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China.


The advice from Hong Kong are 10 March 90
. he hwang rebellion Fiill talked of and hoar
Of MI places Icing attacked by handt, doubt in
elton with the insurgents but nothing decisive IS
known
In Hong Kong the troops continued healthy though
tie weather had been very unfayorabc and generally
the colony Is much frcer from the late epidemic Of the
mall poS
Tho emigration to California I sti in progcs' Up
wards q rny ships have sailed taking i i estinated
about ~ Coo cmiglants
Trade was generally revhing. The price Of imports
was naintoincd. but the demand had not ncen large
shipments Of ca were TN going forward, The market
Was bare OF silk
The adyiccs from sIauehai ~ the 22d Of March re-
port mere trisIntss in that marhet Tea was fm, and
silk had advanced
The EXPORT II tea from China shows an increase of
SOOCtO ~. compared WIN 'ast year; OF FIX the de-
ar, a.e IL rouhl 10 about 600 bales
In fartr Tho tnitsd states steamer suq uchanna and
rcryetlc Saratoga,
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Egypt.

advice from Alesaudr tie 18th init received
Tic rac In residing at Cairo he TurlSith commits
sfnCr Fugd IGcrdi, sim there Tho his,c had,
previously tacd LseD settled for ytarS aud tho
ia,ha has iii understood voluntarily butcd sum
II 4.15ooo towards the relief fthe financial difficulties
pressing the sultan.
Stuc mineral spriups have bccn dScovcrcd at Tonra
in tic vicinity 81 Cairo which expected to prove
ource ii great a,trecticn fer inytlid. samples o
tie different waters have been sent hy the present
t,aucr 10 England for nayztion and the result will bc
placed before the Nccroy IN the hope Lc may the
dit coycry to useful pubic account There Is of tho
irFe. undsrstand cold; ard tc othcr Of tcmpefa-
tufc ii a;t or ~ degrees Of iailrrnheit.
he Nile il unu4ually low. During tlc approaching
m6nh the Nghmouuic Canal Will, il Is feared be quite
nGpaat or bnats. In tlis il probable thc In
diar passengers and merchandise will be sent
dra from Cairo via. Rosctta route during The summer
months much III re tac!c ard equally safe and certain,
under proper and competent management.
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Know the oonequences ~ my resolution. Twanty
snd hsf psseea g. tho erry 'hrty-six Wsens
resulting rom ,ishtorr in hura (rom May,
S0 TO Jhn,srJ ftBl eerSics serce to Franco
which perhaps Jet for sotts NIL tiis will he
dutes to mott shat struck from ,he lis. NJ tho
army Once more Il will hs rr"tcd that rsut Is st the
srti'rtry power That tnpk made tho psri-
could not cse but by the martial.
That law Is tramIsd under fot by Government which
ieAlects reitheT person nor pr' rcrtJ
Thus tie fword which sd devoted 70 the service OF
lrance l. about e. lie ors frm my hands What corh
do with H. VI der fn,h government But IT, viii h God
for 10 frontiers crd 10 thrsstenea would hasten
70 a7d 60 frht fnr national ibdepend for
history suf'icntiy tolls tha'. In pcaenuc Of Uxromo
'GpAers brought about ~ ambition desbotm docs "A
rtar' ~ cath from larr men vo oh IN the deosco
OF tie country. tSigncrl
GFNFRAL BE LaMoSIClEhE,
NJ dc Perigny's magrafe with the daughter OF Tho
IrCt dt la MtkNsa Mas To ha,c taken place Satur-
day The 22o III. III, ceremony viii bc Ho, mni2ed not
snua, In the pari ol the bride but ut th. chapel
al the Luxembourg. tba ministers fathrr.n law being
* tnator The President and ali his household will al
ttnl the mass. III appears by the way that NJ do Ia
MttkoNn s sn lish, cian opera OF his
competition IL about 10 be produced AT the Grand Opera
The Pniis Bonitcur connius report addressed to
President oi the Republic from tho Minister Of tho In
lor eNps t result Of tic for France ordered
in H. ana h'tb 8 jest b. com pe'cd InlSol tho
30 AG1 SD; Js.4 ;.,61r a23: 1896 80 $40 0io lSl
- ?to IfS 1870 $500 sSt anil h 1861 - Isl SCI The
report followed by docipo ordfiag he above
for 1871 y te considered tie ooia for ivo year
fron 1T January, 1852.
The nmb ct political conycts whose sentences hav
been confirmed iy the extraordinary commissioners Is
gIJJ.
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Markets..
MONTY MAIkET.


LosnoN; Tuesday hsy ls-S o'clock, 7, M-cossois for
money and acetunt ss O. p ~ arcs heavy fprai,n
st"'Ls ere t1n Meae,n ssi TO now fhrte rsr Ceata.
II 't. Ike LlmIess noted the Ln81sh mar Mt tsa
ciVsc q iIan-u t0hs YESTERDAY tutsy stgaGy upheld.
Ic AlNu OF nd tho uryt le
~ indicate the hkrli Ood PRICES
sfilt tsttcr IectsUd
yied sold both in California aud hustraia other
natcrs ing ihnenec upnn AFFAIRS th "a Il
every that the Imports oc gold will in
crcsc and considerably wel the auou Ia the vau;ss .e
lilo Bar / ~ Epgar q.
BROWN, SMILEY AND cos. CIRCULAR.
- IivFR Poof. May ty 1852.
Tic ales Saturday, which estmaed la tie reria.
May 10 at l2tNo bales actually amounted before rho
market closed to fully u coo bales which st eas 10 400
bales for aeeuation and export; yes,srday ths bsi
ncse reach he'd pto bales nnc today 1t ~ bales pccu
ators aud exporters having taken about bales dirn
tho two days The tone OF the market quiots
yet steedy, without noticeable change 1, priccs.
There better feeling in the Cora Market with lasn
rusa uops. Flour y about Gi 1esrer ard ~tca H. zd
Ter ,0h Indian corn 6rnlr hem precious prices
DIR. JAMES N'nE,RY s CIRCULAR
LIvsRrooI, May ~ 1889.
There tte demand or oscon at tho h prices LASS
quoted In beef tie bunes, less lively fesk up to
.bs Cheese shows no favorable feature.
Their, are Luyers lsrd st 6s but with present
pccts of supply holders ask Tho late tran
been solely speculation the oonsupttSs
maud Is met with homs produce, At present. ~ bS>>s
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

pIA RUBBER HOsF.--THE UNDERSIGNED rs
ally receiving from his factories large quantities Of his
ht vu'cnnised India Rubber Hose. Tho hosc IS war
ID not TO be aectod by tho heat or cold-rcquires
10. and never leaks BIO carried through the par
lr hall without voting 1t Is also free from nails
edges. IL is cheaper and more Durable than any
hose now In use. Couplings pipes. and sprioklere
tNon of purohasrs. HORACE III. DAY,
No. % Cortland street.
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I Fft m tNc london Ilnlp6, Nay IiJ
The scheme for the removal Of this enormous building
to appropriate site in the inmcdiue neighborood Of
lie metropolis IL before tho public. sydcnhun
iaon tho Brighton Railway. has been fixed upon as
h spo ON which the Crystal Palace Il more to dis
rlay ia grace fl proportions IL Is to be placed in the
midst park of 80 which is TO be planted With
pcn oi every trec which be grown out OF doors
IN n land The palace sei il 10 contain winter gar
~, ui cehttcn In extent filed With the choicest
rlants end flowers within IFS wells Hover shows 10
lc held which viii yut 10 shame the exhibition ot CHS,
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Spain.
Spain.
ARRIVAL OF GENERAL CoNCHA FROM HAVANA

OFFER or FRENCH MILITARY AID.
Tho steamer Isabella Catolicn. which entered Ca
div the 9Th inst. brought intelligence from ll..
ana f the ltth nit. The isialu Of Cuba then
enjoyed tie most perfect tranquility. On the lth
OF April account ci the nomination Of General
CancGo rs succossor Of General Conchn, had reached
CUBE. via Now York. and five days afterwards The
new Captain G neral landed at Havana aud took
sion of the government General Concha embarked on
the same day in tho sabca Catolica board Of which
he rived at Cadz. lie expected mt Madrid tho
18Th
1t is stated hat the commercial body of Havana have
made the splendid present of $50 GOO to the family Of
Gen'is Cuncha ana that the money has been rpc tcd
in tho Bank of England since the enibarkaton of the
lattice.
II j. believed that evcnts Of Importance may BE-
eAfttu IN MadIid ana the result OF the proceedings OF
thu J ut Paris looked for with anxiety IT. is stated
that Louis Napoleon has made the Spanh Court the
.rni offers as to military assistance III Of need IL
vas generally expected in wcl-infoncd quarters that
y'sttrciys or c.days Gazette would hnyc contDin.d
soe Important dcIc,s and the language of the Otdsu
cariy s.icfted t.t tie fiinds of t,Qse power
ni'ue W TO effect some great change.
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ltysI.fcnS1.

Tho Grand Council u switzerland assembled ot Dcrne
On the J.h inst. and adopted nrppositiap for very
eEchsrr political amnesty. extending lar back The
cyt BtS 81 iS4G Tbs mCt-ule o cIncnry Itsarnd
nj R.fno or6r Indication Of ihr OF the co>cr
vatse por,y The iudital Party in the Grant Council
was becoming more ara weak. Some tic luum-
hois had gwen III their resignation
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letter fIcm I8ra OF thi q inst states that collisions
hive occurred III tho kndlub Gaizkc between the Turks
anu the Mobtcnt - ns who have attacked various
TUiljsh villages, aud carried OF eO sheen 80 hoi,cs and
several oHn btcrtiBp mottI, to Chris'jans AT Nck-
tiok TurLiSh fhelher decapitaed bv them, and
liz e gonta carried on. nand8 Of armed h1r the
accouni aGda securing The ii2gonc in every rec-
Gou. The Austrian frontier l. quict YET. Turkish
siools arc expected IN Albania 10 levy r,ciuits
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Gold Discoveries I'm England.

The Mining Journal tells that gold apparently
IN great abundance has been discovered south Mol
ton in Devonshirc tho properly Of lord potimorc,
as rich indeed a. in chor california or Australia
lrtannia aiino will probably be tho pioneer OF the dts
coycry OF other depoits Of euricrous ores IN tho United
Kingdom. by drawing attention to the subject Which s
upquett toDnbly "a national ntercst and Importance
That the valuable odbcaripg stones aro rich 10
extraordinary degree Is placed beyond question by
the reports Of practical assay hs and tho examination
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lIelullls.

TIE FNLITIUAI EAIIES.
The dcputabon to the memorial in favor of the
poiliicl tonsicts OF lbS waited the Lord Icute
nant at II O'Clock Montay. May H. lis Excclcncy Is
answer YVES extremely univurahic regtined the OBJ
jet Of the nioriai,sr. Though convicted Of high
tr ason, said his Exoocncy the lives OF hr. Br,n
and his associates spared BY the of tho
royal rreiogatiye. and they wl the persons
incurred hc penalty OF transportation for he
PRACTICES have been treated with unusual indulgence
the places Of their exile measures Of restraint
rnderco necessary hy their conduct have been Of
short dunton. u - however, to be regretted that
these Gets Of ltnity have not been led with the
Effects that might have been expected but that The
contrary repeated attempts tc escape have taken place
in with and that Of The prrsol ls
IN Whosc behalf my interference il solicited have tx
pressed cfntiition for th-r crime manifested any
spn Of gratitude or Loyalty 10 the gracious sovereign
whom they have grieyousy o'icnued. aud TO whose
oi,mtncy some OF them indebted for their lives.
Under these circumstance do not consider ui
fed in rdng the prayer Of tho memorial to Iier
Maics;ys favorable consideration y
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Th svEI.huRs GyTpE.


position DAY BOAT FOR AIBANY.---THE
HDy necessary repairs and alterations
|hs fleoted.
bR ALBANY. CHANGE OF UoURS.-TUE CARS
TIE New ork and Bariotn Rnir ad, leave the CITY
station. New York. eaiy (Suudas~ excopted) st 7s
connecting Will the Western KntlrOai NJ Chatham;
ga T. rress through without change of sars.
kMDrN AND hMBoY RAILROAD. FOR PHILA-
yhia froa Fitr M North river, foot ~ Battery
IL. iy st.a uhoat JOhS POTTER Two lines iay.
pin linc tesses as7 Afternoon express line al
through Pail delphia in fpur and hall hours.
- first class cars SS second class. Thy L. NJ line
II S. Returning leave Ibiladol lpis tr m foot Of Wal
street Mt a and u I. NJ. fmisrant liae by steam
TRANSFORM from pier No. at y VI rare vi 90
p EPENDENT LINE FOR PHiIADELpHiA, DAILY,
Eta Gaze hay.-The new and splendia steamers DELLA
RE. capt Soymsur; kENNEBff, Capt SanfnIdi aud
tBsCoT capt. Whi.car. are now running re 'u,ariy
fefr TIE two cities, landing each way A. Cape May.
ng New forh daily at l.. NJ, from piar No u North
r. foot ~ Cedar street. For passnsc, apply on board
tie oGi"c on the Pier.
bR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-u. s. NAIL AND
Eypreee lines through In four hours. New Jersey
rond via Jer oy City leaving Nav York at A. NJ foot
tandt street; and 61S r. NJ Liberty street. Fare
or first Glars, and 81 81 for socond class n and9
Return at aud = A. NJ nnd 5ts z. ~. BiItimnrc
Norfolk ard Charleston through tickets So
above iues, aud through baggage carried In the .
g. snd C1S 7 lines
MINER ARRANGEMENTS TUE LARGE AND CON-
modious steamer SANTA CLAUS Capt. n. II. Clarke,
hor regular route Saturday, May 20
foot of Chambers street ut Y. ~ for Grassy Point,
dwelJ's, CDzzena Dock Cornwall Newhurr landing ~
Point. Cnu0wells. Cold Springs, and Fishkill. Re.
ing. will leave Ncwbur at6li 4. n.
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L. Go0nWiN, AUCTtoNEER.--l y ILL SELL oS
|. iuesday. June L. at i0ls O'Clock II at the War;
kus. No lt2 Braaduav i've aud tlhitnahla
lment cf Caiiue Furnit ready for inspection
pot nal eiacrt account Of weather For particulars
catalogues st Il arerooms.
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q ToTlcE.-JAMEs COLE, AUCTioNGER. WILL SELL,
Tues day June !, n. II o. lock- At tbt VI rehants'
chance the following valuable nr"wrty, viz About ID
Of Ground with wafer r Mt and dock, tho canal,
Ninth street plank road) srd Huutia tun street.
okl ayine front Of II u" side If
ih street aGd 20 feet the eaupl Al the dock the
l. cc"pvrongh far large sp"ts tR Up This ia rst
chance persons who wish the coal,
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LANTS AT AUCTioN.--WM s. MciLvAIN & co ,
viii sell - monday 6aS Stt ~ 0ts O'Clock. at No.
u st. . fine collection rf Roses Verbena- tni
ted pante from the e4rlens Of Hutchinson. Tsenty-
'th street and Eroadway.
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CsT IMPORTED FROM GENOA.-WM 5. MctLVAIN
Co. viii sell at aucti"a on Tisday, June n. fir
ha past ten ociook. at No. John street 100 Grape
es ana 2oe orange Trees in hne condition. Cataog
b the of sale.
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ARRIVAL CT THE ARCTIC.

ARRIVAL GT THE ARCTIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FR0I EUROPE.
s---ss-e-,- >,y>-.s,s-,.v...,.
I'm. Grtant CorGarearcg of taG EmDe-
rors OF Russia ;sn:i Austria.
e~~~>>> ---->-.-s,-~. r-y>
Special Diplomatic Mission :iam lsais Napoleon
70 lielgQ.
-.,osN.,r-,ss.-> .-><~.>- ~--s,.-~
BRILLIANT hpv!CES FROM AUSTRALIA.
>.>e>>~-~s,s.,,-<,.,~~>,-N
nISCGyEaiEs CT GGLD Nv ETnEsyD.
o~->o.y,>>->r>~oy~~>,l<
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lie auction on Tuesday June 1T 2o'cock: At the Mer-
hahts Exchange, New York, the substantially built two
tory attic and basement house end No II Tiilary
tree. third door from Fulton street in tho city Of Er ,o
R lot 20 feet inches front ~ fee 2ineles and
feet deep House IS feet by the full width Of the lot
ont is well hnshe! with marble mantes. folding drors
s fixtures on three hoors vaults In front and
"nse and cellar under; good cistern vines &c
yard WAS tut for the owner idenco and
suitable for private family: iglcss than min
ak ir IN Fulton South and Cathariue ferries; will
itbout reserve As the owner leaving the city
'medintely S3UO can remaia On bond and MORTGAGE
or further particulars enquire the
ie 4S Fulton street Brooklyn, Of Cote Chiffon. No
W all street, New York.
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| Ohm l.. VANDFWATER, AUcTIONEER-TUEsDAY,
June st, at l0}s o'clock at the Sales Room II wal
.see Sig Veto Yeti sons sale Of Msrale and Alaater
ber beautiful groups and figures rea Carrarae be;
groups and figures Of beauty ntrey
uects and never before imported into this
carved Etruscan Medic Roman. and HeLs Vases.
iadelio and yelow qurneo UrD and Tazza with fruit
owcrs in relief. Card Receivers Wat III Stands Paper
Weights &c. Also. Bohemian Glassware. Silverplated
"cds, Faper Maehe Tables, Portfolios, &c. Catalogues
nornng Of SALE The goods are new exhibition
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fPOSTTION DAY BOAT FOR AIBASY.---T1E
steamer UENkY CLAY will continue her trips to
kpy s necessary repairs aad alterations
~ ilccted.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

cK or we Eegcnia rnrk. There H. b. scppf ures
~ the chici living arls's and Of tho ee.n
tin.d w.iks ~ antiquity. Utclo4y nas.losy vA
reeve TIER apnrriih' Nustsuns; ~h,r pperiucns Il
the mast ftIh'ig costumts md urts &c s VA
W nations will h. lad oui n The uW ~ "A, ,r, a
JAhihitIon Not the least interesting - tis Lon,
spectsc" will constt ~ inp'e- II rriraty .ueh
tt-e which were AZ vClL hat ycar il the north
apttciior Of the building VIII II IL stood ~ ..rf
m Hyde laik. In word M lar IL may b. ,os,ibs,
fort viii be spared to mako The Cry tai Palace wat
II last year and sonethng b. sides The buii 4
ne s' II vii sh0r 10 much greater advantage, when
Ilns,d IN tlc midst of lars open space. nrd W IN
tfra% hnd ttc than its old slir Hyde Park.
whore he imn cdisi' prz'my o. thr htnsn.ton at-s'
II ole The n e. ~ -een from ho south Nor
q iiHnr'Eunts iDr n'sng q uOf fro cOnceroeI
VII ~ ru be much rcaton to rrtt The situation IA
Which H., lniiinr l. 70 br pacd i easy ~ nprnach
ftr iht gr,ntUl Qr,irn pf tn inhabitants OF Lono
~ We f,tnpr fttt u D. ipt In altar ~ fw mules
T. fas fr,n ~. - moor Bridge the SydenhaIn satio,.
IlGc m no - ~ ,,re nrs fion. sttrpo sauS hslt
ana he hi, klycs arms 80 tlnt the ndb,tan cf aIT
tC.tivn o the metropolis may have The opportunity
NiinE the '2Iiloi with tuispbs degree of fscillty
and G. mftIt.
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lfr' IA The Loud ~ Aafertloer, May 10
meeting W.. IL be htld yesterday nf erooon at the
louc OF faiun KDthscilu Tor the purpOse OF con-
tiderna what step ou5h ~ he taken with
tb' y p,rs' naton q tie city ia the coming parancnt
The M. citing wa nnfdJoulDed one from meeting which
had been held on the previous fhursday at tho
Inc, and at which sc'Gl aI The most influential
bins were present. We understand that tho conciu.
ion ~ 10 throw Loid John Russell overheard
Our n adelt viii not be surprised at this because
ave uniformly said that the nonle lord would never
gain y lrs'nt the city But The public will be-
rS'd whom we mention that the very gentisnlan who
nd hitherto on all occasions proved the grtAtcst friend
I The oxl lrcmicr was III. very IN this Instance TO
prpo.c tat 'h' city have nothing to do with him
II the nul" ord vii doutert f 90 be the
cut of all. Baron 10th chid showed that he had nos
forgotten thu he had bc,n betrayed by the ,a
late wbn government with gard TO the Jr,h Emau-
tipatinn Eiii but he w'ilin pm his per Uaai
i'tiiigs in a'ynrcc should the oh gen encn pr-cnt
baye btin a,e any wish To that eli Ct The withdrawal
lat night 81 The noble lmd's notice of motion relative
To Iariann pafJ this which tond for THE cnng s
IN all IIott hy the rtult Of the mori.catoa VII ca
he feels NJ hit cjt jtciioDfor fuch may be cosarvd-
Htm the n prCst niatIn oi the city,
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a cay and Friday june ana A. ut i0ls o'clock.
spacious of Nr Henry Bcrkne No. 10 Fulton
street near broadway. Catpet Furniture
Assortment OF Mahogany and Rose wood Chairs Eay
90 sewing ao Eockers &e covered IL brocstsle plush.
and hair cloth; Mahogany ard Rose xood Marble
Sofa aud centre Tables Bureaus Wshstands Carved Red
teods Mattresses Corner Stands Light stands Sc, &c
i oi the manufacture OF Mr. aerner aud sold In
nence OF removal to HUDSON street Catalogues ready
aAy previous to sale. -