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From tho South .


GALE on LAKE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SUNK
TRIAL FOR MURDER-U. 8. sLooP oYANE, ETC.
BALTiMoRE. May 3, 1851
severe gale occurred on Lake Ponchnrtrain, the
2h ult in which tho steamer Beacon bound for Mont
gomery Alabama from New Orleans, with large caxgs
sprung leak and sunk in ten feet water. The passca
gers and saved considerable portion Of tho
cargo will also be saved in damaged state.
The trial Of Crist the murderer at Mobile, has beea
postponed until the next term.
The United States soop OF war Cyane going
into Pensacola the I'D ut
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National Convention or Printers.

j,
The Printers National Convention assembled this
morning. ut i0.oclock and after preliminary bss
ness perms nent officers appointed follows -
President MIR. Brown of Philadelphia. Yice Presidents,
Mr. Lewis, Of st. Louis, and Mr. Wilder, of Boston.
Se7rta1es, Messrs Seig Of Cincinnati and Baker Of
New York Treasurer. Mr.. Nafew, Of Albany. Comnsit-
tee Rules, Mcsers Bosworth, OF Indianapolis Annaoh
OF Columbus Lewis, of st. Louis Committee on Ness
business Messrs Green Of Kentucky Foster. Of Mis-
souri, Thompson, Of Ohio Nafew, Of New York Ran
dell, Of Maryland Mcknight, Of Tennessee Wilder u
Massachusetts; Hubbard, Of Pennsylvania Bosworth,
Of Indiana
The Convention adjourned till 10 o'clock to morrow.
Twelve States represented and twenty two Unions
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Navigation on Lake ERIE.

DuNKIRK, May 2-5 p. VI.
Our harbor is open. The wind southwest and the ice
Is moving down the lake rapidly The propccrs Prince
ton and Gcncsee Chief left this afternoon for Cleveland
The steamer Keystone State leaves in the morning for
Detroit All the goods that have arrived by the New
York and Erie Railroad have been shipped II Is not
possible for the ice to close the harbor again this spring.
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CAMBRIDGE UsIvERsITY.-At the c
University exhibition, which is to take
day. tho following young gentlemen will
in the exeroises:--The numbers of tb
in tho programmes-3--An English ver
Bartbc's Speech for Bersnger. Edward
county, New Jersey. IA Disqusitic
Moore Charles Taylor Garfield, Ithac
lS--A Greek Version Extract from
soulc on the Compromise John Dawes, N,
Carolina, l2-An English Vcrsisn From
Prodigioso" Of Cslderon. Henry Stcd
Lancaster, Pennsylvania. 13-An Epgi
The Vnluc Of the English L literature Of Cd.
tury.o Josiah Collins, Souppernopg, Mort
ll-An English Version. From a speech Of
Sept, mber 20, 17S9. John IRVING, Charleston
Carolina.
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i=sssl--sssssa 49,
LEGAL. NOTICE >.

StpREME COUNTS SARAH BUCKrlN. ny HER
- next hend Thomas White, against John Buckin. TO
John Buckin You hereby Summoned aud required 20
anhwcr the complaint Ia this action, which will be f4 IN the
Of oe OF the Clerk city and county % New York, At
tfe Cyfai In the city Of New York. aud Co COPY
yorr antwer 70 tho said complaint tho subFOrher
HI a. No 20 Nassau street In tie city Of Now York,
within twc ~ days after tle ioc ofthif You,
cxcrvo % the Day otsuch services and s
t esd complaint within the time aforesaid the pain3
this action Will eTply 20 tho Court for tho rtf dom
In tie cOp plant, Dated Apuil 20 lSb.
n. L. rINNEY, Plaintiffs Attorney
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

ROCHESTER, May 3, 1852.
On Sunday morning, soon after the express train left
Auburn. man walking the track. When
the engineer blew the whistle and gave tho usual signals
the man stepped of the track but the train approach
ed he got again few feet ahead Of the engine and
he struck by the pilot and thrown about twelve feet
in the air, when he was again struck by the pipe
and fell dead the engine. We could not ascertain his
name.
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noARDING AND LODGING.

DuARD IAN ELEGANT SUIT OF ROOMS ON THE
Nd frat floor. Also, other oaa be had by anplyng
ut Nos. 81 and ~ East Twenty thr street short dis
tsnco Above Union park, aud Fourth The
heuses have the modern improvement
DuARD-A SUIT oS ROOMS TOR a GENTLEMEN
Nd and lis wife and two single with board no
oLtoined n Enc desirable location Tho ouse hap all tho
modern improvements Apply ~ No. 80 Wsst rwonty ee-
Cond street near fiftb avenue.
DOARn-A LADY CAN BE ACCOMMODATES WITH
- BOARD, md pleasant Furnished Room. Apply ~ 81
hubert street
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NEWS BY APH.
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HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
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MIR. CLAY FAST SINKING.
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DEPARTURE OF CHEVAIxER HELSEMANN.
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PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
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Speech Of Senator Rusk In behalf Of
the Collins Steamers.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE POLITICIANS.
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PROSPECTS FOR SCOTT in NEW YORK.
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FIREMENS PARADE IN PHILADELPHIA.
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Methodist Conference in Boston.
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From Washington City.
DEPARTUNH OF CHEvALIER HCLSEMANS-RUMORED
INSULT TO SECRETARY WEBSTER ALvARADO
HUNTER AND LIEUT.. MEADE-NICARAGUA AFFAIRS
NEW PRESIDENTIAL TICKET, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE HERALD.
WASHINGTON, May $40 M
Chevaler Hulsemann left here this afternoon en- route
for Europe is stated that previous to his leaving he
time, acknowledged the kindness Of the President If
any such letter written the doughty Chevacr
tsok to keep it till Mr.. Webster left and will not
wait for
The bill for the relief of Avarao Hunter passed by the
Senate, last week, passed by the House to-day 1t
squares his accounts His nomination for re-instae-
Hent will be sent into the Senate to- morrow and will be
unanimously confirmed
There Is great and general feeling hero in favor of
Lieut. Meade, who will probably be, he ought,
instated.
In the settlement of tho Nicaragua difficulties. the
probability of which telegraphcd you days SINCE
1t is said Nicaragua has got the advantage Of Costa
RIGA.
Among the political " on dts here is that the
Southern democrats will up, IN solid phaanx, for
w. II. King Of Alabama. for President, and Daniel 8.
Dickinson, for Vice President Much Importance Ia at
tachsd by many to this movement. \.
HENRY CLAY SINKING FAST-THE UTAH JUDGES, ETC.
FROM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, May 3-P. NJ.
Henry Clay Is sinking fast and he will not probably
survive three days. His family has been sent for.
The President has notified the Utah judges, nero;
to immediately otherwise their will be
Our city Is infested with burglars who for the past two
weeks have committed tho most daring burgares Rows
of contiguous buildings have been entered the
night.
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FORT.
BosrcS, May 3, 1852
Edward Crane Esq, has been chosen President of the
Norfolk county road and this morning 1t Is proposed to
connect IL with the Norwich road at once
fire occurred last night at Cambridgcport on Bos-
worths lumber wharf, which, together with adjacent
buildings were damaged to the extent Of $4,000. No
iugur
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Markets.

CnARLEsros, May 1, 1863
For cotton yesterday the demand active at prices
slightly favorng sellers. $500 bales sold at $50 &C.
NORFOLK, May /, 1859
Cotton is active with sales at g16c Tho supply II
light Corn and slaves arc unchanged
BALrraoRE May 3, 1859
Sales were made to-day of 3 800 bbls. Of -four at ~
rs $50 beeves sold at So IS "a u.s. the hoof equal to
So SO a IS rs net,
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SUrRTNE UoURT.-GencrI Term-Nos, 70 10,
siyc
UNITED STATES DIrsrcT CouRT The Arst ton ,
CoaLuos PLKAs.-Part Mos. 361, Ash, 453,
95a -. 463, 465, ACT. 400, All. 473. AIS, ATT. J
Nos. 3l4, 323 $40, 346. 1858, 376, 1872, 400 AIS,
43S. 37S. 452. 474, 568.
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Crwo brsnches) Nos. 25
173. 1903, 204. 222 IT, 81, 251, %. 66. POI, 10,
20, 30, 8, 100, 205 90, I'll, 245, oS 321, 322
325, 327, 32s, $50, $780, s3l, 1872, 334, 1886, 1856
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Hon. Henry Clay.

The country will regret to learn that the illness Of this
distinguished statesman has assumed more hopeless
form than II has for some time past During Phi
day night he much distressed by q cough and hiS
condition has since that time gradually become worse
His sanguine friends despair Of his recovery
DR. Hall Of this city is the attending physician.
mgton Repu,sic Moy3.
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From Port au Prince.

Bosror, May 3, 1852.
The schooner Byzantine, Avery from Port a Prince,
arrived here to- day with dates to the 10th ulimo Cap
tain A. reports it very sckly when he sailed and many
vessels detained In port In consequence OF their
being sick. All business to be suspended for
ten days, commencing the 18th. in consequence Of
the coronation OF the Emperor Soulouque.
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Very Late from nIexico.

NEW ORLEANS, May i, mo-,
Advices from Mexico to the 18th confirm the previous
report Of tho rejection Of the Tehuanepeo treaty BY
the Mexican Congress 1t was thouhgt probable that
Congress would adopt liberal tariff and not raise
tho prohibitions.
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MURDER TRIAL IN PENNSYLVANIA Michael
teson last week tried a. Wilkesbsire Tor the mu.
OF Thomss Wilson. The trial occupied some five da.
when the jury after being out about two hours brous
in verdict Of murder tho second degree. Matersoo
accordingly scntencedto undergo AN imprsoonen'
Tho Esatern Ppnitentisry
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The Dutch Frigate Prince OF Orange-Ex-
ten0lyo Robbery.

NoRroLK, May j, 1852.
The Dutch frigate Prince Of Orange towed up, to-
day, from Hampton Roads.
man named Ncwbcrry robbed last night Of 5000
and his trunk of clothes &C.
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Fire Mt PfttshurU.

PITTsBURo, May 3, 1852.
About IL o'clock yesterday, fire broke out in the
Spice Mills Of Mckee Baxter which ex-
tinguished The building and machinery sustained but
little damage The loss, which does not exceed $780,
Is covered by insurance.
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PHILADELrnIA, May 3, 1862.
Tho frcnon's procession to-day splendid affair.
1t is thought to have been the greatest display the kind
that took place in the United States Sixty nine
Philadelphia companies and twenty -hve visiting
companies wcro in the procession The line formed
in Arch street. and moved at 10 o'clock 1t supposed
to be four miles in length, and occupied two hours in
passing given spot Tho city presented very gay ap-
pearance being dccked with flags arches &c Nearly all
the choice bands Of New York Philadelphia Baltimore,
and Boston were in tho procession Company H. from
New York arrived last night and escorted to the
United States Hotel
The actual number Of equipped hremen in the parade,
was $3.50 exclusive of bands, persons In carriages &c
While the procession the route fire occurred
in st. John street destroying stable carpenters
shop, and lager beer establishment and damaging
several frames.
The procession halted and the fremen went into ser
vice with their spare apparatus and after exngushng
the flames they again moved on finally Diminishing at
about six o'clock.
Numerous dinners and balls took place this evening.
Not the slightest disturbance has occurred and the
police arrangements were excellent.
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POST OFFTcu NOrYnEs.

1OST OFFICE, CHATHAM SQUARE CORNER OF
Il East Broadway-MAis for Europe per steamer Asia
Letter bags will close this for Liverpool London,
ireland France Germany and other foreign countries
AARON SWARTS.
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THR TURF.

Union COURSE. L. I-TRoTTING-TUE NAY
- HSp M.-stake and Parse $500 heats. best
three in hve to wagonsGeorge Spicer onters War Ea
gle; George Perrin enters Flora Temple; H. Woodruff
enters IN Lady Bond Mclaughlin enters b. Lady
After purse and a1s Of s-M. heats tss. three il
Perrin enters Bay Colt Hugh Kelley g. York
Cars will leave south ferry Brooklyn, for the Course at
each way. rs cents. JOHN l. SNEDIKER. Proprietor.
CENTERyILLE COURSE, LONG ISLAND-TROT-
~ ting-Friday, May 7, at3 o'oock.-Purse and sweep
stake, $0W Mile heats; best three fve in harness
MeLsuShlins b. M Lady Brooks = Ncdnesb 6. George
Bond. Omnibuses leave Fulton ferry, Brooklyn at
o'clock r. M JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
EAssIUs M, cLAY:--THIs CELEBRATED TRoTTINa
~ Stallion will stand for limited number Of Mares at
my stables, from this date Terms. $40 the
JOHN 1. SNEDIKER. Union Course, Long Island.
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Tho Pennsylvania Legislature:

COLONIZATION-THE SIX PER OENT LOANS, ErO.
HARRIssuRo, May 3, 1859.
During the debate in the Senate the General Appss
preparation bill amendment appropriaing So 00o u
the Pcnnsyvana Colonization Society agreed to.
The section authorizing the Governor and State Trca
to negotiate aloan Of and issue th0rcor
fvo per cent coupon bonds for tho purpose of lilus
ing tho six per cent loans falling duo in 1853 and 1854
agreed to without division The loan TO be advertised
for in London, Amsterdam and Paris
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but IL any othcr Senstor friendly 10 the amendment
wished TO be heard. he would yield the floor.
Mr. CIgaK. (whig) Of r. L.. said that Mr.. James, who
absent desired to speak the subject The bill
was then postponed.
THE DEPARTMENTS, ETC.
The CHAIR then laid before the Senate report from
the heads Of all tho departments communicating plan
Of classification Of clerks Of appointment OF salaries &c
In all the departments Ordered to be printed, and
referred to the Finance Committee
The Senate being in executive session for about
hour Adjourned
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PERSON AL.


NOTICE.-lF Mr.. JOHN @. NICKS WILL CALL AT
IN house, he win learn something his Ad
vantage. JOHN STEWARD, in. CO. IS broadway.
CHILD FOR ADOPTION,-ANY PERSON WISHING
~ to adoP. child about eight years old. orphan girl
OF respectable American pretty healthy
anectonate disposition and well educsted for
have confidential interview with her present guardian
addressing A. t. Herald ONCE stating 10 and
giving real name and address.
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DRY GOODS.


u ARE AND CURIOUS.-A SHIP CAPTAIN HAVING
traded between this port and Canton for
past induced during his last voyage 20 purchase in Chi
three magnificent specimens Of embroidered Grape
country being of tho costly and elaborate
description and having his wife,
two for disposal Any lady gentleman wishing to become
possessed Of these attractive novelties application
to John Payne Fulton street to DO allowed the prv
ege Of purchasing This advertisement will only apply
the next four days. IS the Captain leaving America
ALFRED EDWARDS g. co. HAVE REMOVED TO
their store No. Park place and Murray street
fourth door west from Broadway where they offer
stock Spring Goods of their importation together
with every article In their ne to which they invite the at
tenton Of purchasers.
- ICH LACES ONLY.-THE DEPOT OF THE MANU-
III features of Chnnty and Brussels Lsoes transferred
from No. 6 Park place to 72 Broadway opposite Washing
ton place. Shawls Scar Caps Bcrtha Flouncs Sleeves
Mantillas, Wells. Handkerchicfs &c, &c.
JULES DELCROIX, Agent, No. 7l2 Broadway.
MILLINERY GOODS SELLING oFP.-PHILIP CAR.
Nl LBBACH, No. 20 John street. being about to mako
change in his business. intends selling at sacrifice his
Mtts Grapes Emroderes. and every description Of goods
suitable for milliners and fancy storekecpers.
DARAsOIS-THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
the richest styles Of the lately introduced Payodatop
lined Praso and would call the attention Of tho trade to
the same they unequaled FOR richness beag oem
posed Of tho most costly silks aud pearl and ivory mount
A. BoHMH u Cedar street.
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sPORTING.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WILL NEVER CEASE TO
the sporting public Of New York. who are nov called
Of tho Masters LaIarus who. though but
thirteen years DID, perfect In the Of self
prgst Israel The boys have exhibited the Of
neh Of funds for tho Irish and Scotch and
for other charitable and also for the
be erected honor the venerable Thomas
Crib and will exhibit their great artistic abilities Tues
street where they will DO assisted BY all eter
in public this oecason Philip Clare tho winner
Of the late fight and host of Others Tickets Is cents.
Doors open at TX O'Clock. Sparrng commences At
cisey stage will he erected in the centre Of the
N. BThe young Lazaruses will spar in ring costume
o'clock.
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Political IntolIi0onee.

SOUTH CAROLINA STATE Observation-Disclosures
OF SENATOR RHETT
CHsRLEsror, May /, 1859
The State Convention adjourned sine die yesterday
Mr. Rhett has resigned hs seat in the United States
Senate
UNIoNIsM AND DEMoORAOY IN ALABAMA.
M0BiLE. May I. 1859
Hon NJ A King who was nominated on tho Union eec-
toral ticket in Alabama has declined In favor OF the
democratic nominee.
SCOTT WHO'S IN WESTERN NRw YORK.
ALBANY. May , 1859.
The movements Of tho whgsin the western and ocntrA
parts OF tho State show that General Scott IL carrying
everything with rapid current lie will have three
fouIths of the national delegation.
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q REWARD.-LOST. ON FRIDAY, APRIL %, A
RO small white Terrier Dog. with brown spot over
spswers TO the Of Captain and tail cropped
OK REWARD.-LosT ON SATURDAY MAY l, GOING
pC from Beaver street to pier No. North river. q
pocketbook containing small sum fmoney. The finder
will receive the above reward by leaving At No. Beaver
street
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PIE FIRE1dEN.

A A MEETING OF NIAGARA ENGINE CO., NO.
"A held after tho FIRE in Wooster street.
May is i was unasmously resolved that the thanks
ter street his generous hospitality furnishing con
paDy with ample and acceptable collation..
e. J.FRosr, Sec. JAMES b. FOLEY, Foreman.
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Interesting from Albany.
lie STATE PRisrIRo-LAsD SLIDE.

TIE orATk PkiHTIN0-LAND SLIDE.
SPECIAL coRassrsSDsrcr Of r,sr rru WORK ayuALe:
hinA-v, May B. 1867
The publication Of State legal Advertisements has bss~
awarded by the Secretary OF State and 10 IT,
.7dnv .aAas There four competitors The JsurnSl
made offer to publish them gratuitousy The Resisa
offered premium Of Eve cents folio for the privilege a
doing for nothing The Argus offered bonus OF tws
hundred and fifty dollars, and tho .alas half dossa
bound volumes Of the paper yearly The latter psper has
been designated the state paper for tho next two yea
Madame rumor the meddling jade, engaged dr.
culatipg report that the State officers to - Legally
Intercepted to the that induced them to ma
the award m they did.
The printing for the departments has been given to the
Journal job Office
The session iaws to levitt Of Buffalo
Tho printing for ths Legislature Ia not yet decided.
Mr. Van Benhuysen Of this oity has the best prosYest
that for tho Senate, and both at prices which secn
perfectly ruinous.
The early express uptTain, tho river road d.
tanned two hours ths morning by land aide RsA
Hook Tho Waterman made the discovery In season to
prevent any Injury. w.
FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT AT A MRNAaERIR.
ALBANY, May 3, 1852
Mcnagerc several tiers Of seats gavo way ana
precptated hundreds of people to the ground The
greatest possible CONSERVATION and alarm prevailed ana
number of persons badly injured. Ono odd lady
had leg broken and boy Is not expected 70
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PAPER HANGINGS.
DIAPER HANGINGs, OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
designs, just imported, BY Francis Pares Co, SD
Pearl street. selected expressly to decorate the interior
apartments Of the most costly mansions and be
bv superior workmen offered at wholesale RETAIL 81
the very lowest prices.
DIAPER HANGINGS-THOMAS FAYE & CO., NO.
43S Pearl street, Madison, call the attention Of
dealers and purchasers generally 70 their extensive assor
Of foreign and domestic Paper OF
rety and style, particularly their hne Oak Velvet and
Gold decorations which they have arranged
to show aglanoe TO the most what
the effect will be when the walls The public invited
70 call and examine this and unique The
most artisscal workmen employed to hang the papers
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DOU BILE SH f EFT
SALES BY AUCTION.

UCTION NoTICE.-GROCERIES. CHEESE SEGARs
IA Brandy. Rssins &c-Tuesday. May g. at iO,, oclook
st o. Dey street corner greenwich street Sugar Toa COT
fec Cocoa, starch Rice, Figs, Rasns WAlnut Prunes
Ersnoh Sweet Chocolate uSbs Paste ssgar Brandy Gin
Cheese Furnit ure, Beer Pump "S
W. A. CARTER. Auctionssr
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THE MILITARY

NEW YORK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF TIL
regiment are requested to meet at Mercer House. OF
Tuesday, at NJ, the 4th April for the transaction
important business WARD Il. BURN EFT, Colonel.
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D. H0LBROoK. AUCTIONEER.-J D. ROLBROOE
Co. will SELL this day May at half past 10 o'clock
at the Sales Room Nos. l02 and 0i Maiden lane
stock Of greenhouse Plants Standard and Dwarf Roses
Lemons Oranges and general assortment Of Fruit Trees
from the nursery Of G. Marc. Astoria.
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CPANIsH.-A GENTLEMAN RESIDING IN BROOK
Ign, fully competent to teach the above Language,
would be happy TO instruction in the private
individuals schools very moderate terms For par
tculars, address AMOR box 81 Brooklyn Post Oee.
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CHANCE OF EIGHT;-ANIRIcAN CHAPTER NO. g.
Brothers Of this Chapter requested bo present
On Wednesday evenings May 5th at $50 Broadway
ne1 Of Importance will before the Chapter for
tion s. II. WILSON. c. of the c.
ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GRAND RALLY.-
The regular monthly meeting will be- held corner
Broeme and Mott streets on Wednesday evcnng May
6th at o'clock, to tske into confederation the utility
adopting piecework All Uphosterer whether members
or not arc particularly reqasstedtc attend By ORDER
WIN. CUFF. President.
NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.-THE nEGU-
lar monthly meeting of ts society will DO hold tho
University this (Tuesday) evening, May at O'Clock
JOHN u. Macdonald ESQ. Of Flushing L. L. wre Q
Per on "The Lives Expiots and Characters Of Cornelius
Oakley John Odcl and Abraham Dyckman tho three
spai American Guides for the Neutral Ground during the
MAUNsELL b. FIELD. Recording Secretary.
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1T III. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-FINE PAINTINGS,
on "Wednesday May At Il o'clock at the Du,sedorf
The valuable collection original ancient Oil Paintings
longing oJohn Doker. ESD in whose possession they
be found works Of Van Dyke Bol
Teniere. Wouyermans Nesseher De Witto Everdingsn,
Craesbaok Nernnken Van Kessel. foreman, Frank and
many others This collection presents opportunity to
and others to obtain valuable original paintings
onday May 3, until the day ~ sale.
HENRY H. LEEDS & CO., 8 Wall street