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The Climate of Australia.

\ writer u,,on Australia gives the follow
in. brief account Of tie climate Of that coun-
try:
Spring BERN, early in September, and a
genial warmth goes Oh Increasing as the rain
Gimini>lcs, Ill, about the middle Of Novem-
Ger. when summer commences. The warmth
!, l., this time heat, Which wakes and wakes
till bv the end of the month the rivers have
Disappeared, vegetation ceased and the whole
country is an arid desert. At the close of
February the temperature begins to sink :
by the middle of March autumn has begun;
anil i'll early April, as at homc-thc April of
the poet, showers and sunshine alternate,
.o ground iSruvrrcl with a carnctin9 Of YER
,ure, and the air is clear, bracing and buoy
;.nt.
In June winter comes, il that can be called
winter which is distinguished only by torrents
Of rain, and the river roaring ike the sea. :
Durin. this time, and till the middle or end
of August, there are delightful days and even
weeks between the rains, more beautiful and
cx,ilaratins than the finest spring weather
IN England.
The average of good and bad throughout
the gear is twenty-five extremely hot days
sixty ~tt or cold layS.and the rest 'indcScrib
ably plea ant with the air bright and bamv
and the deep blue SKY unstaincd by a cloud
In winter, the thermometer rarely ranges
lower than f. Fahrenheit, and ice is rarc!,
or never seen: but IN summer in the lattud,
Of sydney and McinGurnc, the mercury fire.
.iurntly Indicates 90 or lo00 or even more
The variations in the temperature are >uddc,
and extraordinary. At noon, it is frcqucntl,
higher hv 20 than in the mornin. or even
.ng; ard ti.n average heat Of one day is treat
~ hy - than ti,t o the next.
The north wind is always dry, and Otter
violent; in winter, moderately warm. in sum
A4.er. intensely hot, rai>n. the thermometer
IN III" shade sometimes to l2oo driving ur
Grass and fruit. and filling the air with Sc
dense clOud of sand an dust that the sur
II obscurod, and Miltons idea of dark ness Wis
bic realized. Occasionally this wind travel
- slowly. that Its movement is scarcely per
tePl'!c. and then the earth. exposed to tn.
unoasrured rays otthe sun. and the Scorch
LAT 4 Thermometer. over another sunk jus
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money for the purchase of intoxicating Il
quors. that no agency would be applied for
and no agent appointed And they request
ed their Selcctmcn to inser: and they did in
scrt the following: "Artcc 4th-to see if
the town will vote to appropriate sum OF
money for the use of an agcncy@ln the llpuor
trade OF act thereon \ motion was made
to pass over said article, which after discus
sion was rvcctc,l. Then the following vote
was unanimously adopted: ''Noted, not to
appropriate any sum of money for an a"ency
Er tie sale of Intoxicating liquors in town.
| thought Mr. Editor that justice required a
tr!!. statctn..r. q. f.c:- Innr> i,,r the
CONSTITI' TiON.
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sA"-StH

or Irnianr ~wrarrr> - Congress 4 few such
dl>-ra"r whole nation, az. on" such dis
traces di>tIict.-I'.,n. Page.
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For HE CALLpoxIAx.

Nix Enrr"E:-An article appeared in the
last CALEn"NIAN in reference to a vote pass
ed by the town OF Kirby at their annual March
meeting, to dismiss" certain article in the
warrant fer said meeting which wisl. TO have
corrected. The inhabitants thinking as long
as no Intoxicating liquors had been .oll in
sal! town since its organization (but onl, one
day at a time under former statute on par
tlc'.lar occa>ons) and to keep progress with
the a9c, what little was used in town they
"onbl nrarrr" at other rlaccs: And >uppo,-
-. III" '""n voted not 20 arrror1iate ~
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Total. SIS i9l
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

I'm En!NEvEGH REVIEW. puartcrlv-
NJ" |. has come to hand with l3l well filled
PAGES. with ably written articles. Content,
-i'nn~cnS llippolytus and his age. Jcr,i>',
History Of Corfu and the Ionian Islands. saul
OF lar>uS. Hungarian Revolution. Cathedral
Reform, The Indian Army, Montalcmhcrt
.'if~ l'n">"n'> Legends of TIE Nlann.a. Th.
Fall of the Derby Ministry.
The NORM BRIrI>m REVIEW for Feb
ruary Is also received This is another of
the standard Foreign Publications. each
No, containing about 80 par,S. Contents
The Prospects of France and the Dancers
OF England Scottish Philosophy. SUNDAY in
the Nineteenth Century. European Nayin,-
tors III Early Times. Li,ton on the Church.
Progressive Aspects of Literature: Rcrcn,
Essays. The Universe and is Laws, The Cav
eminent OF the East India Company. The
Legal Profession and the County Courts.
Both of these works are reuuLIi>boJ j.,
Leonard Scott Co. - Fulton street. New
York.
f"HEr>rrN'- BOYS AND Girls MlG,-
ZINE for March-thc first number we have
seen Tor long time. is upon our table. II i
designed for Young readers. and is both in.
f'reStlng and instructive, Published lv F.
K q. {. Rand. Cornhill, Boston.
LIE CAPTIVE IN PhTAGoyI,.-A row
book by Capt. b. +. Bourne. being person
al Narrative Of his adventures while a ,r;>or-
er OF the l'at""cnianS for three months. The
book Is highly commended. and has ran ,bro'
tour large editions in four weeks. II contains
2S3 pages, and is published by Gould & Lin
coin, Boston.
ADpITI"NAL.-ln the statement of tbe
productions Of Parker l.. Chasc's farm. nub-
ilshrd in THE CALEpoHlAx of week b.for.
last the annexed items were omitted: 1000
lbs sugar at cents per h., $3.50: 4 TONS Of
straw at ~ per ton. Sl2; l. bushels rye 1T
i per hnSh"i, 81; Lumber. sS:5-mak;,r
IN" sum OF >2.i 10 be added to The >92no
Gwen in the first statement. Total net profit
OF wild lot the three first wears of its cuI,;
ration. S2j7..
LATER From ErE"rE.-Thc Atlantic ar.
rived at New York on the 22I. with news
from Europe three days later than that IN,
the Canada, The only additional item of
interest is that in England the arrival Of
"readstnils was large and prices were r,,,e5-
ing.
''Nt' l 1--WE Ari"INrMtNr.-O rison Rick
tF' i,l-, OF oT''on las been appointed Jus
"ee OF the Peace for Caledonia County. to
supply the 'acancy Vcra>ioncd bv -, ,,...,.,
H@i'n Il l'"r,.ival I;aifo,- -.
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articles OF provision in our markets have
lcssened. Flour, brtter, &C., can now be oh
tarc'l at reasonable ratcS. The shipments
to Australia 7r;shin the last three months have
been heavy. and the prospect is that, though
the increase of emigration to the same plac"
has been large, there will be TO lack Of the
neccSsarics Of life among the miners.
MoEE FAT CATTLE.-Wc saw on Mon
-. a t!.lr way 70 the ca":. drove of beef
cattle. and anon. them several yoke Of fine,
fat oxen. One yoke, we understood. was
purchased at $3.50, and another at S225.-
Good beef is hi.h in market, and scarce in
the country. The country was 50 thorounhlv
drained last fall, while the apprehension of a
scarcity Of fodder existed, that the number of
beet cattle in all sections OF New ENGLAND is
much less than usual for the season of the
year. Those who eat beef stake, at the rul-
n@ prices ourht to get two dollars a day
most surely.
WHICH WAY DOES TIE WIND BLOW .
President Pierce, through the persuasion Of
Attorney General Cusline& to CRAFTY Him,
sent into the Senate the nomination of f. \.
llildrcth. for Postmaster of Lowell. Mass
The nomination coming up for action in the
Senate. objections were made to it by Sena-
tors Norris and Athrrton. of New Hampshire
by whom it was proved that lIllrcth had
acted with the Coalit;oniStS Of Massachusetts
and was or had been soTcA with frccSo;l;<n,.
The President thcrcup0n Withdrew the nom
nation. The ollicc-scckerS Of Vermont will
hereby see the absolute necessity of accom-
panving their applications for office with af-
fldavltS proving themselves free from all ALI
anccS with free soilcrS, and that thcv have
always 'hent the plant hinges of the knee"
to the slave power. Opponents of applicants
have only to produce proof that the arpli-
cants have voted the Coalition ticket to de-
80,
feat them: at least surh arc the Indications
from head quarters. 1t is undcr>toodh,
or, that there is To be one exception to the
'"''' Il was important 10 secure New "rk
''' VIZ ''f''' was 'h'f''"fe agreed that
Mr. Van Burcns friends in tint State should
non or "''rI'"Ard N III" >p"ii-, IN case OF
OF ''rn. Fierce success.
he dl'"Wnn" OF c"alI'l"nl>t' by the new
administrator IS IN perfect keeping with the
'haFA' 'rro' is head Gen. Pierce "n""llG"-
"'!' personally, at the tina" Of the advent of
the old liners IN this -tatr. the defeat of he
,,
Wv
''','' '' - '',,'1 va ''''''' II
'''' "''' '''' -''' d.
H>IlEnlD Arc1pr<r~- The to,Iowino
Ir>natchgs to Tur C,,rr,>,,x vnr. r..
ccivcl too late for our las; nancr.
No"rnANrrox. Ms. March IS
\, NE downward! train pa<<cI. about c,cv
en- o'clock. an clIyylr female. |,y H.. name Of
SILL, c,,,on o.,,.,l -,
hut was run over 'v the engine AMI instantly
Killed, he lad! was a'""t seventy years OF
are. It was impossible TO stop the tram II
time to save her
SPRINGFIELD, Ms. March ~. - i. NJ.
\ telegraph Operator at M'ndan Conn,
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CONSTITI TlON.
Tor The Ca!c,,onian.

Tor The Ca!c's'niin
Nh. EpIrut: The law case given in vonr
last paper-E. & r. Fairbanks s Go. vs., Mo-
sc> kittrcl-c # dis not only important, a.
YOUR correspondent says, TO the schoo! d.
trlctS in Your Village, but it possesses gene
raj Importance considerable enough perhaps
to justify few further observations upon TIE
rather singular reasoning of the Supreme
Court, which led to result precisely the OPP
po>ite Of V bat mi ht naturally have been ex-
pcr;cd from It's GENERAL tenor.
Whatever difficulty non professional man
NAV have in unlcr>tandin. this rowing in
one direction while lookin. another. cannot
concur in the remark of your correspondent,
that there is anything ninhNig;bie in the
reasons assigned for rcndrrin" a Judgment
for the defendants. although their proceedings
as listers in attcnptin" to l"r"liS" one fourth
part OF the joint personal property Of the
plaintiffs in school district No. ,. because one
Of the four partners resided there, Is declared
to have been illegal and unwarrantcd.
The ground assumed is perfectly intclligi
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,,;e
u. I:,;u. :, ,,l,
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l,,,,. has ar.rr.I J., ,h,. ,..,,..,no,,. of =,
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The accounts from Nn-'-l''1, 10y '.l" ".
land mail, reach 70 -. RI ia. i .'l,"..-
that the amount al -li ho,a-nr dfRa
Melbourne from Tn. Mount AcNmtrr ."..
during the last week or tvo Lad r"-T Hi 3
diminished. lu, this seems rar''ra:'-r. +'....
IN III" circumstances of a rgme'r d.. o..
HAVING been attracted toa uorv ne:
in"lv rich rol'i field discovered a''''' ''..
erS while "thcr iar-' parties la: - 20.
purpose of exploring fresh d. : ''.'.
there would hc less rom',r'ir'"u. l''
papers also attribute the iaiiin- n' - Al T..
diligence hy the minC.s an Gn-P'r''--' q.
ula,ions. stimulated rirta'lv 10 rh' .f'
f'nx of inexperienced peoilc WIN "a
taking place. Provisions Of all l'nl',
>;ill very dear. had fallen con>i!crA' 3.
Tie Standard Citv article SaH> 'l'' '...
adviceS are looked for with much an
ltiS expected that, from N rN'r''-.''
prr>ion 81 The population ..'..,
2.;a-s allr.rd 7, 'a,. I,.,a
posts "t' odd w;il D.. d.. ~.:.
ora, from >ilr.ry, VIII a '...s ~.
Of go,1, < reported D,: =. I.-'-'
r. lie Hon. y. g. t-r.',rr'. 81
lat, .iad.r o.. the >nprmc t"1r' ..
Hampshire, lia~ been nonil'a'.. =
q: the .Inint American aui l'a't-.
>i"m nnlrr the l,i,- rr,-i'r. .--
Commissioner l. thr,.- thpu-tra
Commission l. 10 III IA Lennon "i
,s,,.,,, III. commandments = -
viii t-.nnr7,rr within ~ le"'f> H.
whirh have ARISEN >inrr tn year
ties will L. allowed IN u"1i'2~ 70
lapc.s, which time, in r'rta''' i'.>.'
he cAten'icd three months ip':'T 4
niSSioncrs are 10 choa~" r.'ii'!. e
and if unable 10 a.rcc upon M i".'
NAV name two and d,nam'r-c To-
..c.i-;o,,> o','i,. t.,..:...-.'.
MI. g. FAD
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! RANCE

The news from France Is not o,,rcra
l'orranrr.
The Council Of Sat" an thr Emrer.-
France have been OVERLAPPING, thu lnld,,
lH5i. His Imperial Majesty l. r,~o'r,-'.
sad. that the estimated 'lriirirr., OF ,a.
oo"t. shall lac greatly reduced. If no, az.
.nl>tl,h- The estimates t"r the NV i.
toe reduced =1-''p", pput-, nrarls one ha:
amount.
NJ. Bu~rhck, tn. European a.c,r f-
New lnrn exhibition. has been al,-...
an audience toy th, Emperor. uio a>-..
han that III" imperial manufacturers =. d.
w"r;lnlr represented
Ills Majesty has announced To- IT, r..-
nlzrrl members of h;> family ihar b.. l...
To distribute among ,lrm 4 mi'l;m O., -.
yearly from his OWN 'lia';rn. l,5>st.lt.
he Prince Canine vii have l.o..a ..
for his share.
y letter from Rome reports bat Il. p.
VIII proceed TO France, aui Ila, Dr. n... q.
thrr" two months
The ,un,lan T;mr>' cn,r.,,,a4.'.... -
Hangar, Is in a very had state. a,.i u1
w'li informed aml lo,al persons ,,ar'a, s..
will hardly pass Over withou; IN "'l''-.aa
III" conspiracy discover! II tomara 80
very formidable.
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ARRIVAL OF THEc,S,p.


a 4 U III +
Tn" ROYAL Mil >t,en,,,. e..
Liverpool March 18th, arrived ., a..
both o.. ''.'' ..
TNGItNn.
The Lonian Mornn. Aa,,.r.,,
res that H." nnrh,.>> oi >.l,'..,l...,
Stallion! ilon>" at The ,l.>,,,>a' IN
10 i've r"reri!"'~ IN, ana That / -. !.
barry, Car!i>!c, s.. VII n.,r,t.'.
pool An address. with IA. >;........
go" "o,nrn If ENGLAND, WI ar.
n'Nt Steamship.
Eight members Of rarliuar..
un>cai,i for bribery.
In the House Of Cumn,,.
night. 1t inst. Lori ra'lnr,>,r,. -.
no arl' !ica'ion hal h"c~ m.,l.....l.c
mrnt fr any foreign power ...,t...' ''''.
oi political refugees r,>.li,s. II,
that Ii such an application l.,3 r....
would haze been mrt WI. a. ,.-,....
cd refusal; hut still l.r ihoa.i,,t..,.
arailIng themselves ol' orr la..,-,.r..
bound IN honor Ia al.>tal,, ,,,.p.
ed 10 "iyc lmlrlgr L. for.-.. q. .'
and TO disturb the iran .n...-,,
States.
On tn" 81 inst, Lord >...g ..,..,
ton To the affairs OF Turn,,. ....-
the contest now rrurcr,liI. f., NJ.
lie considered England ", all ,..r.-
IN commercial point 81 y-,... q. T..
Austria acquired Ilrr u,ga.r hand .. ~
ii" thought tie indrrrulrar~ -.
ou@ht To he maintained. ami rt..,......
anxious 10 know what 1i,w ..,,,,.,,.......
nt the existing stated matters -, ~.
He ronrludrd hy moving r,,r cc-...,.
relating To Montenegro.
Mr. NJ Mines seconded Tie p.-,r..
Lord j. Russell hoped ilmr th.,s,,.,.
not he pressed t"r,a> the nr.o'iarfr.', ,....
they related were not Vet ,onrinl.a r.
agreed 10 the general princirlr,lan;f'.
try ought 10 feel anxious Tor tl,,. ir.,.,.,
OF Turkey. and the laper~ >lould t..
comm" IT the prorrr time.
Lord Smart then Withdrew he n,.,,....
The dublin Torres have formed ~. 49,.
ton. called the Central Con>,rlarn,. !,
Of Ireland for the purlo>r of r,.r.,., .
concentrating the strength ttlr Co..
five rartv and ,r.,,r,,.-r =. ,. ,'.' ''''
to,jon IN ,b,. Him.. -, G. '.'
Ia ! \ - 'hi y
Il tci''-rii'fl" d''>iaf' b from ,., :.
1"'a nj, announced 'ha; ''r' i.r.
''t aiii'.3 "a i1n'>'' '""m ,o--..,..
an! mt liz '''''laa; i''r'.. ~. .s. A..
The "''n'''''~ ''.''ir II Aa~'''f- N'r..
E.''1''''> are / Hri ml~rir-''E ansn' :
M"n'teur Of lrc~'!-'H ~'a.'c- aar. .f,-.
u'.t' ihr t'''-eTil''iir ncH> Is ie,a ,.. -
r'!; hnt IN" French ''"srr7faru- .,a .r.'
IF receive: n' NOR t'''i.aa ..~ ..t..-
mrnt Than Mat ahoT' -nNcn-
hat -"mr af',s'. -'ra-I.' 'f 'l- q .-
between Austria a1! Turk, hr~ i.-n +
81, seems /" ir icl""j t,git; r,,~ ,'a. 4
TRAN tru'i1> r H5'''-z7 nav. .175c5l-! --
= - 80 ' 'i'' ~ ...-.
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ENEcrrIvr -trrnIN ratxr.-Ori,o, Pill
cF' E,q,, OF ''To'on las been appointed Jus
''ce OF the Peace for Caledonia County. to
supply the racancy vcra>ioncd hy H.. -.
,..'rj,u u Perceived +, - !,
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~,
h" r"y,i Mil Steamship Cs,-..
liverpool March 9Th, arrived ., a..
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Er Frederick Smyth, ESP, i, reelected
M'y"@ o.; NIan"h',:"r,N Il i!is ns;oritv :,
(.
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Correspondence of the CaledoIiau

within r'pnEnant Jurisdictions.
DDIJrJ,c IrNr,y ~,
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sent back to Jail.

noticed the other day at the shop of I. BRIG
HAM 4 Co., near the Depot in this Village.
some fine specimens Of Marble Work Mon
uments, Grave Stones, Slabs. SC. The ma
teral used by them is good, and the work cl-
c@ant. If our customers should want any
thing in their line (and we hope none of them
may) they will not fail to be accommodated
by calling upon T. Brigham & Go. For par
ticu!ars, see their now advertisement in this
number of our paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08

Cam and Arms adapted FOR country church lecture
rocm schoolhouse OF public building tot safe very low II
immediate application be MADE to the NASSAU bANh
Chpion Hall. New York
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CHIP ana CABIN STORES, STORE FIN
- TURES, ard THKLE YEARS LEAsE q NJ ~
SOCTE. =. =; AUCTION -,o.e -,
ALEFkT 3. sICOLiY 80 s.l o. sATL EDAf. Ap-1
ala .ock n 81 30 10 s9at1 81 oSn Uoisf. tAs
.rs srrA CO.'S a. Of i 1r0rs, 51r rlckers "a
Fs. Pss- r--r BozeA Tn. 81 CssGs CoCnsn D7st-
49,. sls' a Deca-ssFs -. &C 40 tse rrzre.
Afo, the yen Lslse troI- Nay ! -, q - -
s,sck F-. 4 c=l.r N psE1scs order and only SD
80 10 r-nf q 3. - yeE AID Sou-i --A IT, ".
e. ses r. i=ase -. =, cd w1thouf any -.
. b. ldIrs swell zlApsed oE shp 1lnGlrf silP e-t
nr stores L-uor -.ors o. restaurant, o-4nz s-.1a y
- - ~ ort. 0f So4ra . s-tWsen he Psck A. Al
Bro .e-sf F-rr.-s
Ca.alcsu-s IT. zorr-rs OF sa.e- s...-i. n
80 a he prs-ss VII b v-1 .a-s--A.s-J y
tsr n SEE F0g fsA P4-tc<l1-s aPPi1 . re A-~-'
Ne a Walls
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y,,up MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-Nes

NAN oiHce.-eornes OF Hanover ana 49, -
= az RTsarsy below Fulton -Ies mAs.sssv ..
20 Comrsny toI tho parross Of tss taItsst
ssH- 49, rpSiic TO kcep pace VITA the ranay sl
M ls,a,k,c hpsincss and enable tae't Aseas 49,
with rreiai NV peied snd IN active opsis
hessy and dstinct hBesot Pole. Ani
.'en s,,SrSns frcrn Nsw-NSrk 70 the Wv 81 " 49,
On. by The rsrosa route, with ave ~ p :,
20, =, .Seiphia and four wires trSn -
lSik 70 80 W.sbirston; oy the other hnA A'ns "a
ODD thrse ar wiEe. IRE Whole as ~
ttrit 49, ~ .tat,su. a. WluC's on treISSN ~
he 'Pr,ncetol Newark, jersey (i'y' hA'~ %
S,sce Pstt peposite ssd Nv"-4of9 ,.t,,-, se tnsss
49, ssvrn v,reA as above AnG fes"-s.e = -
,',i delivery tbs Coap.ay Shorts g ~ ,Ss ...ss
sioinl ~ ~ % TIE and sSyAntsSe VI s -.
70 81 soon.aaicAfius With persolisl OF os -, "a.
nt,s,t c,ties az extent Of means tf P'VNs
20 s'S Nv an, Other hue IN tlis esaasiy ~, hD,ao.
slesrsphns bat recently an 49,, - sas s,nsaas
Lei - rrlslle MEDIUM a. business - - : -.
:, Itossa',,s upon Thousands Of dollars I" NV
,,,s6 through as ssenSy words OF less (sxcis
ikSi SSrrs. and .iEraiUrv, cor we'eA HTyr~AE
ave OF dste, $500 - tr,u, Ni:W-IORk % NENAA
s., , ss 10 PHiLApEl PHI tsI - 49, ossa
W ~ri,i0RT os WASHINGTON, "" '-''
sAily fron, A. M. to " r ry.u n SWAIN Prss.Ssl<
xtu u vypsTERyEIT Superintendent
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ALsEET r. SIccLAT. A,ct0r~sr
TTEEI HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

EENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
" uALC1lON-ALBERr n. NCOIAT WI sci
1UtSDAf, April II - ~ 1-lock. No. 10 S1iIv A1s
near fIrnoe, rented Hczs hoi s-ufare couGsclaE -
rsr Of ere ru-@vooc Plz,o- Fo-.c, hoan k--,ch nen
Pallet Dzvl.. naters, B,s-cr. nlhcEsny CArrs, ro-e
wood Per Table marble TOP. Wort nd Cad rhlsS -
rs psn,st, WlntO~ Cn,si-s. uprtht Clb,aet PaA1f
IoosUE Glssses. RockIng Chars Brus-els al lng-Sa
Capt. Baretas. Fr-rch Mantle Cock ri itys) NlC-
foots Becroon Fururr-s, tc. Also vsrie;y OF kt'sn
F1rnIrrre Win 1ch rHs s.is VIII commerce firus
tash city farcs CAalr csn Be otlaed ey applying
20 the Aaerio-eer. Ne AZ Walls
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Urn GOODS.

S-ysi1ss.
DROOK's Six Cord Prize Spool COZ.
ID Ton.
HOLDsN DRIFTS satin and plain insh Linen THREAD
EIBINACCI. FENELlO sud kiCCIARDl'S SiLh,
Constantly (or sale by the packaEe by
STIRLING L SMITH, 70 Is William ct
nRESS GOODS for CASH. HOXlE, Jr,
~ No 81 Nsssso-st opposite the PosiOfco, Il row -
-fiving and Oes tor sale large and sFactve soct Of
silks and Fsrrv prcss GOOE Pnntsd Lawns and Jsourts
Rarege De Lame PLAIN and Printed B,ressa Pain anc
stTipeo Pophn, Prints Linens OinEhsns White GooiE,
escs or cash A. prces from 10 10 IS per cent lower .o
they can be bought on the usual credit
GREAT REDUCTION in PRlCE.-We beg
~ 10 inform the public that consequence Of our beng
OBLIGED to remove from present. the lst Of May,
VI have determined 20 reduce our
Immense stock Of
Table Linen. Bed Linen,
Toveling Smrins LineE
Handkerchefs md Camhrcs
So a. 10 open ia location with entire new and
fresh ss,oTtDeni, the wsy We beg Therefore 10
call the attention Of
Hoie-Keepcs
Steamboat Owners,
Shrt-Makers aud the
Public generally,
And INFORM them on and after this date, TIL tie I'd ls
We wI make reduction OF ten per cent ON All purcnas
amounting 10 IS and upward and, offering this niue
teut remind them good. al marked IN PLAN hs
ures 90 II IA not puh but bUnA hde wish upon pat
10 reduce our press-t large stock, which particulars
recommend % their consideration
New-Nork Liner Hall,
No $50 BrOsd~ay by -
JOHN DAVIS A. Co.
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p0SES.-JOHN l. NANDkMAlEh ~
II CO NJ z; War-.t MI So o. MONDAY APrl Il.
stItt seock la OF lie celebrated sseE sAStn -
Roses anew IN E1ue eoesssinE o. hoss fe-pesa ny
sriG BCuTbcn. &c Ec. Az. ChEolrE An-ss Aaa -
kIrds Of Chinese Tree Peorrss Capee Oe1aess O>aAs
Cs-usrsrs AZ .ry csnef shel-e rA1ts s-cSed U ns
AID LSbSsa - A JARp!S, flcrE, Nzsi1Istsa I4'y'
u {
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Carpetinss, Oil Cloths, &t.

CARPETINGS and OIL CLOTH5.-Cheap
~ for Cash.-WM AeGRORTY wishes 70 call the attn
ton OF families about furnishing 10 his present stock Of Ca.
poets and OH Cloths which have been carefully solectaI
AID oonss Of the richest Goods for the spns Ade al VI
which he Will diGDOse Of at pnces not 10 be unarsOd.
Having purchased the balance Of the ThOmp Com
psnys Stock he enabled 20 Offer Carpets under the pres
eDt market prices Particular attention pad 70 the fur.
ushBg Of Offices and StesGbOsss.
No. lf2 Broadway,
Three doors from LibeTeyst
An experienced Upholsterer measure and TT Carpets
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DLANETT's BTTTERS-Ths article is Of.

Ter, 70 the pubic hs Debility, Indigestion
Liver Coup,mt Sea Sickness Dyspepsia and Nervous ~
tcticrs generally they are hishy pleasing ~ the tstr
and wholly vegetable IN their composition For s,lehy
WN. 7 HICKS a Co, No. 2i& Pesri-se