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NEW YORK, NAY 7, ls53.-MESSRS. EDITORS
IN Having some business in yesterday whilst
built and nearly finished by Mr. Isaac Williams an enter
prisng mechanic Of that place. Her rig told to be
that three schooner she owned by Mr. Sam
ue c. Nelson, No. 1873 West street and Mr. Ed Kirk and
Others city, and Is to be COMMANDED by Capt.
Cranmer whom, am informed Is ialso part owner and
seaarng and other connected with vessels i'm
provements in models have never anything
that with this beauty mod
del smoothness finish In fact she is the most perfect
piece architecture that has under my
notice Her length is 3 feet her breadth is 30 feet and
her depth hold feet and she is 60 be called the Car
diner Pike" She Is TO be Launched tomorrow.
&c S..
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f fRSScIsi. HAWKS Committee.
GEORGE H. MOORE,

IIATHER GAVAZZI WILL DELIVER TONIGHT
his lecture the Italians at the Institute
$50 Broadway, at eight O'Clock precisely Sutect-The
Union Of Italy.
FAMILIAR DISCOURSES.-THE TENTH AND LAST
Of the first series will be given at the small chapel Of
,, chsoo.. liz A hu.e haths' nSs- ~ cith
ing acvem review Of SERIES and plan Of the autumna
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CALIFORNIA BOoK-"THE CALIFORNIA Pill
"A grim" series Of lectures BY Rev. j. A. Benton, has
published At and San Francisco The
work copyrighted and authorised edition will be
brought out In this city
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brnces,
Though thou fecklc and snnburn and tan all faces
For JONES' famed soap, though pure and 30 nice,
Is low sold at one half its old former price
Yes only two shilings is this superb article for
ing erupt0ns and making saow, red skin fine white
and clear. Depo, removed to 6lmind 6Walker street
IT'S fine.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


MASONIC NOTICE.-A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
M w Grand Lodge Of free and accepted Masons Of the
state Of New York. will be held at the Medical College No.
ca Crosby street. Monday evening" Both inst at hafpast
seven o'clock precisely. JOSEPH d. EVANS,
Deputy Grand Master.
JAMES W. POWELL, Grand Secretary.
NOTICE.-THE HEIRS OF JOSEPH JACKSON, OF
~ Canada, who went in the ship North Anne
rica the spring 1852 bound for California and
died atRo Janero may Of something their ad
vantage by applyingto
FOSTER STEPHENSON s. South st.
YTlHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ORGANIZED A REGIS
try Office in the Exchange room Of the Aston House.
book devoted to each State will be found at the desk
well as general register All travellers lodging At the
Asor other houses DESTROYS OF registering their arrival
departure will be promptly attended plication
COLEMAN STETSON
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ARP Ageiionssr will sell public auction wednssday
two acres Of land with the buildings situated
zsbethtown road from Newark less than two miles
the Railroad depot The land mostly In garden and
high state Of fully planted and stocked with
property arranged with all the for
gntesl and comfortable The premises 81
present occupied by John c. Beardsey ESQ and will be
freely shown By the until day Of sale and
session given Immediately Terms-Ten per cent day of
sse twenty Eve cent tho delivery Of the deed aad
the baanceon bond and mortgage the premises for
II land be desired IL be had reasonable
terms. A. G. N. PENNINGTON.
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NRATs.-NEw PUBLICATIONS POPULAR TREA.
" tss the cause and cure Of neryously dsbitated
health and ensebled that arrass the
bess the Of pleasure and stady and embtter
old Just published and to be had gratis by addressing
post paid, box 100 Broadway Post Once.
. Switzerland Savoy, and Lombardy Published this day,
Part L. price twenty CENTS magnificent work. to be
completed in twelve monthly parts entitled The Alps,
Switzerland Savoy and Lombsrd with account Of tho
Williams This work. when completed will form large, thick
volume Imperial octave containing upwards Of three
hundred beautiful sngravngs descriptive the peculiar
scenery Of those most portions Of Europe with
the occupations of the inhabitsnts &c. &C. ALEXANDER
MONTGOMERY. publisher, II Spruce street.
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WuR lALR.

"A three milk rsunAs together with al The fixtures which
are Arst fhe rounds will DO sold singly
rsthsr ior particulars apply 70 vo0ELL zN Fourth
straak. 0fvery stable.)
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sSo-H".c helor's CS1cwa a .naT Oyc anu
Park fountain Bachelors we'll earned fame 10 sufficient
to all who patronse him that they BIO better
supplied with the articles he deals in than at any other
Enlistment u the world
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TAMEs PRENTICE, LATE OF SIS BROADWAY, Has
removed his business Of Matthew stica instrumsnA
nanufetory 70 No. Chambers street, test Of Broadway.
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IDyRRyISgMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
N SEE SEVENTH PAGE -A
PERSONAL.
u G. BAT HOME MONDAY MORNING, ELE-
n o'clock.
THE LECTURE SEASON.
NEW YORK HISTORICAL SoCIETY.-COURsE OF
~ ecturss.ls52s53-Fort the benefit Of the Fire Proof
Building Fund The tenth lecture will be delivered at Me-
tropolitan Hall Wednesday evening june lst, by the
open At seven tho lecture be delivered at eight
O'clock Tickets Atty cents Tickets be procured at
the bookstores of Horace H. Moore. Merchants Exchanges
appleton Co., 200 Broadway; C. s. Francis Co, 252
AUGUSTUS SCIELL,
l., COmmitteo
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pretors Of the New York Linen Hail. in consequences
Of their IN ability to give the attention have
70 dispose Of sho sso.h sss 70
the business 1t has fully answered the expectations Of
the propror and the trade from its has
steadily increased has already gained the confidence Of
the public and continued BY some party possessing the
sell goods there handsome income
to be derived from it. The terms responsible party
No. 655 Broadway (Stuyvesant Institute) have the
mort assert of ties stocks cravats &C., that
found in the city; rich brocades embroidered lace
application, plads checks &C., &o cambria and French
taste crayats sewing silks silk and linen, China and
French washing silks, &C., DO,
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DO0MS TO LET-FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
III rooms with breakfast and for single gentlemen or
gentlemen with their wives Apply At NO 10 %" twenty
sixth street. few doors #, Sixth avenue
DooMs IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNISHED
III rooms for single gen tIemen In private German fami
" Consisting Of front paror and two rooms and bedroom
the second floor References exchanged No lU Adams
street. Brooklyn.
GUNNER COUNTRY B0ARD-ONE OR TWO GEN
- teeI families have good mmodaticn In large
and very pleasantly located private house, In OF the most
beautiful healthy villages the Conneocut shore OF
the sound with tie ADVANTAGES ato and bath
bio for accommodation given Address with particulars
X, tox 1850 Pest once Good stabling Ia included.
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET WHERE THERE
ether boarders Apply at l42 Franklin street,
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CAMUEL OSGOOD, AUCTIONEER. -AssIGNEEs'
~ sale of porte monnaies &o.-OSGOOD Il CONCKLIN
w sell at their store ls Fulton street. Monday May
porte monnaes finished and unfinished frames leather,
morocco belts betting presses, tools and machinery gene
raly-a in perfect order and ready for immediate
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representations that il has not suspicion 10 rest upon
and that is exactly the Of what did take place,
as Mr.. Belmont is abundanuy prepared TO show lie
not only moi the legatee OF Austrian Hulsemanns
archives" but in Open CONVERSATION with M. Web.
sier he denounced HulsemaDns conduct, and refused
peremptorly TO have anything whatever 10 do WITH
Austrian diplomacy. He never was in Austria in
his fe-knows none Of the rulers of that country
or its dependencies and has acted Gas other American
citizens born on the soil have acted simply CONNER
cal agent for Austria at New York So much for the
r.racify OF the Baltimore American itself.
The real. and The only objection however i, may be
denied, 10 Mr. Belmont, the part of The American is
because he is adopted citizen. On the OF nte
gence love OF country, and devotion 10 American
interests, he may well be compared with such politicians
the American, who regard England as the model of
all nations, and love their country just enough to taxi
sides against i, when she is in conflict with foreign
foe. The Mexican war is the last evidence in point
We should like the Baltimore American TO see the list
OF eminent citizens who presented The of Mr. Bel
mont TO Pesden. Pierce and then should like TO hear
repeat the vulgar scandal which copies and approves
from the New York Tribune We should like il 10 hear
the straight forward and intelligent statement OF Mr. Bel
mont himself Ii would not require us 10 remind it of
the shameless injustice has done both himself and his
friends. The worst we can wish it would be to have
those who control its columns live long enough feel
how hearlessly they have prosecuted upright and
exemplary citizen.
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MonteytdeO.

Adviees received in New York from Moneyideo, ur-
der date OF April 3ob, state that prices had declined in
consequence Of the of the blockade OF the port OF
Buenos Aes The writer calculates that the prices will
fall still lower, in consequences OF the tremendous guam
tiiy expeced-namey, $1,000 barrels from Rio together
with cargo expected from the United States, which will
make stock Of from $4,000 10 $4,000 barrels"
Coal here isvery indeed all the steamers in
the ver stopped IN consequence Of the high price yes
terdsy' Some was sold for foriyeight dollars United
States currency, per ton" He adds, that be thinks
hy dollars per ton might be obtained at the date of his
writing T.T. Ev
The unfortunate state of Buenos Ayre. has caused
this country to prosper business il exceedingly b,;.k
and the harbor filled with vessels. as arc an H. ,,
with people. and carts carrying merchandise a., ~. A.
mand for houses, Notwithstanding the qua,,i,v o., -,
been built and building, is great that soma o,,
have actually TO live in tents Everything looks vsrr
favorable and with peace this country sdssned to pro-.
rer." ,..- ##
Flour was selling at $40 cs per barrel A few days
previous a cargo sold alsi7.
The Louisville Journal is quite anxious for trouble
with CuAa and expresses wish that it may begin soon,
IN order TO see how President Pierce will depou him
self The Journal may be sure OF one hing and that a.
that the President, viii give countenance 10 an out
rage by which American citizen. are murdered and mn
tla,ed in cold blood foreign soil without word
from American consul to postpone their fat. or ..v.
their lives
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YeneZuela.

Under date OF Laguayra, May 25, the New York Her
aid gives the following letter in relation to the course Of
events taking place in Venezuela
As the steamer will sail for Puerto Cabslo Tomorrow
and be In time with letters for Venez iea again write
by this give you which has just been
received here officially, but which may
give true.
The following places have made proauncianieno in
favor Of the opposition and against the government but
yet do know who is proclaimed chief: Ortuco, Cbag-
uaamas QUIZ Plrapara, San Juan dc los Morros, Villa
dc Cura and is said tina, Valencia and La Victoria will
follow to morrow, il they have already.
The pronuneiamisr,os Of Cumans, Margarta, and Rio
Chico expected TO arrive tonight
bando (prooio mation) was Published this morning
calling the militia Al twelve O'Clock to-day about 100
persons presented themselves the Jes Poiticos, and
enroled, but before four o'clock +. seventy had
rted, and the remaining thirty which have left for
Caracas will. it is said, desert on the road
The opposition party count upon 29O men in Mayquea,
and almost all Laguayra are opposed to the government
The day before yesterday order sent TO Petare to
put all the militia under nd send them Caracas
and but ten persons have been enrolled
10 O'CLOCK, p m.
BY an arrival from Caracas il is said that General \.
is advancing Caracas, and that a blow
will be struck there.
1t would appear that large majority of the opposition
resolved on procaimng Gen. Paez
Tomorrow, doubt, will bling firth great events.
great many persons hiding in Caracas among the
Der Senor Osario Meneses, whose house searched
last night 10y Monagas marauding party.
will leave this letter until to-morrow, and IL there
should be time will add any further news to IT,
The government is almost abandoned The tairfes {iis
tricts OF San Juan. Candearia aud PasoIa will is az
hrmed, act tomorrow.
Captain Juan Lamosas, intrepid lsader they saw is
advancing Caracas, from ortiz with 69o men General
Casel Is fully compromised and pledged the cause Of
the opposition. The genera-inchiei, Santiago M.rno
heads the PronunciaDientc in La Victoria General Justo
Briceno lie in Puerto Cabelo.
THURSDAY, May 26-s. a. m.
Senor Oregon, tool of the Mousgas satiou ha,
just arrived here There party ~ epu red to
him, as the popular feeling is very much asaius, him
T.
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ESPECIAL INDUCEMENTs.-we at ar
IL offer special purchasers
1914, H. and IL linen sheetngs, pure all linen"
pieces diapers dnmask medium
all stylish patterns, fine and handsome
100 table napkins very handsome patterns, and all
msrkaby cheap
roweilngs and towels Of imaginable style
and price In the lot the famed royal Turkish bath towel
rs cents each
pieces linens at y7S cents per
yuId
pieces Irish linens from medium TO extra hne Of standard
makes
100 pieces Scotch diapers assorted widths prices
chasing kinds Of linen goods
the best class and offer them all proverbiay tJw
5 cases choice aud select shrting cottons
100 white cambrcs and the makes
10 assorted qualities de travelling
80 pieces dotted Swiss musi,ns
A large 10, Of cloths, smeres, and white dnlhnas
We invite fine black
choice and select goods,
Genuemen csvss half hose, gloves suspenders uniersbs
&c.
thoroughly goods
best sources and very best
late this season. gca,
lion from the spring prices, that large
their cost all Of which advantages tender
public.
II will afford pleasure receive due
Good ARTICLES, low prices, and fair
q
PERRY BOTHER
Miss Dermos building second door Of 9TH
June 2i-~d4m Opposite Centre Market
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A WESTERN SCRIBE.

MONUMENT I'd SENATOR LINN.-At the last session OF
the Missouri legislature somewhat tady tribute was
paid 10 the memory OF Senator Lewis +. Linn. II was
ordered by the State of Missouri that fitting monument
should be erected to his memoty-a memento OF his var
tues and his services That testimonial of the respect and
esteem Of State of which he favored son, is now
An old personal friend, Mr. Charles Gregoe, is very APP
propriaely appointed superintendent OF the work The
monument will be eighty feet in height and eighteen fee,
at The base. II is TO be built OF Ste Geneveve marble,
and will be finished about The first OF October The site
is one mile above the town, at point known as L'ue
Rock on high bluff about hundred and fifty feet
above the bed of the rvers little knoll OF trees, and
is visible for thirty miles around The vault is TO be
blasted out of the solid rock, and quarter OF
will be handsomely enclosed by marble columns and a
chain fence.
This is as II should be, and we heartily rejoice that
our noble State awoke from her apathec slumbers and
booess discussions about worthless and ego,sca men
to pay just need Of tribute TO one who gave his time
and talents to her advancement He aboed always for
the common good of ALL regardless OF self and personal
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. He now sleeps on the banks of the
Mississippi and the thousands who yearly float upon the
bosom of that majestic will point with feelings OF
reverence 10 his monument Not Mssouran Will pass
that hallowed spot without feeling OF and
noble steamers poughng the Father OF Rivers. toll the
sig nal bell as they approach his grave, the question will
be asked .'Who sleeps beneath these messy stones
The answer will come, zone who deserves well OF hi.
country"
He gave bis honors TO the world again,
his blessed part to Heaven, and slept IN peace"
Isl. LOUIS Rfpubiean.
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Than where the sloy told The late eminent Professor
Drake used tell similar story TO his class-deearlns
that in whole weeks travelling, and following az
the points were s.mik SICK" in the language OF The
Specializing settlers. said TO prevail he never could
get than from len 10 twenty meo Of II 90, sI-
prehend il would be with him who should start out 10
search OF the dsiupure in the democratic ranks as or
gsnixed under the banner of General Pierce IN 1904
No. no. The signs are loo indicative 10 be mistaken BY
any, even By whg eatcuia0rs.
Yes like that overture index, the glorious old North
Star OF The celestial world, standing in lis unwaverlhg
position, guide OF safety 10 all over whom II shines
and who place reliance upon lie indications, so has
franklin Pierce become The true Qor The time belng)
ndexual "Nonh STAR" President OF The terrestrial
Unon in hose galaxy he has been Understanding IN
his position firm and unwavefng. and source OF safely
aud wellbeng 10 all. matter from what point nc may
be looked 10 Even Kentucky and Tennessee, whose
warm impulses and noted chiyay bad been appealed 10 BY
The Moeheats and the Joneses shrak from the very
touch Of such cold hearted north STAR candidate have
been made TO feel in the very outset Of his administration
and in the most convincing manner that, as PRESIDENT
be shines not less for them. among The central States
than he does lor either extreme of wide extended
Unon and he has made Louisiana, in the one direction
from that CENTRE feel The protecting Influences of his light
not any less than Massachusetts,, in The other direction,
has been made 10 feel it, and both truly in eminent
degree AS .Iookers-on the wing leaders have found,
in truth that this s,igmatzed "north'saI" candidate,
whom they represented as "knowDg South. has
shown and is daily giving fresh proof OF IL that as PRES
IpEsT be not My knows all Of the group comprising
Uncle Sans household, but, what makes AIS sar OF
such eminent bTillancy, is, THAT he KNOWS THEM
ALL EQUALLY WELL AND ALIKE!
A WESTERN SCRIBE.
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Georgetown Classical and Mathe nnaticnl Academy.
w. ID. STUART, Principal.
To instruction BY thoroughly competent
Gssisfnnts.
TT institution, long and favoraby
VIM. X Abbott,
college
sibdes ordinary business The
O addition
mathematics chemistry natural
osophy history etoc compositions and other studies
The Academy furnished with apparatus
easse. In surveying practical
acsdemxs situated the heights
celebrated heaihfunass and
the federal
youth
TERMS,
payabie annpaliyin adrance.
for ten months s2lo
alone
For tuition in French and drawing extra.
r. H. Smith, and the officers the Virginia Military
Hon. John Leicher, Lexington Va
Major D. H. Ill., Professor OF Mathematics in Washington
iege, Lexington, Va
Prof Geose H. Dsbpey, Richmond College, Va.
Pur-er SAMUEL FORREST, w. :. Navy,
Capt. Seth Eastman, u. i. Amy,
Col Lorenzo Thomas, w. 3. Army,
Rev. David Caldwell, Georgetown, d. c.
gives pleasure the Georgetown
3. graduate Virginia Military
years dschargng with satisfaction,
mathematics H. do with
Of academy, win find him
Gus, competent, and faithful teacher.
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
June l7--dkcu Superintendent
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GEN. JAcksos's LAW OrfIeE-lt may not be generally
known among our distant readers that The Office n which
General Jackson read law in this is still standing
II is small frame building and to have been once
painted red but II, color at present would be hard 10 de-
scribe The hand oil time is visible upon it, We visited
1t few days ago; II stands upon the lot OF Nathaniel
Boyden, esq, and in front Of his eegan, dwelling A
stranger would wonder that ii permitted to remain
decayng and uusghty structure in the mds, of taste and
elegance but there are associations connected with il,
be said to the honor OF the propretoahat preserve il
from the ruthless hand of Progress lite former tenant
alter career among the most brilliant in the annals OF
history, monlders IN the grave, leaving behind him
name as lasting time. Ffom this humble insignih.
office he went forth, rising by sep encircng
his brow with fresh laurels, and extending the circle
his fame at every advance, until he at last reached the
proudesl height The most honored station in The world
Living, he was bis counlys pride; and dead, his mem
DRY is shrned in every beart.-Saiisbury Bannsr
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CRIMINAL CouRr.-Tbe June term OF this court com
menced this morning. Below will be found the names
OF The grand and petit jurors for the term and our new
marshal deserves great credit for the selections he has
made. for they among best ctzens and If the
court does its duty know the juries will do theirs
Grand Jury.-R. c. Weigh,man. foreman: VIM. Sell
den Darius Claget, James l. Edwards Benjamin BeaIl,
William III. Campbell, jeremiah Orme John II King,
Zach. Walker, William Mex. Osborne. William Orme,
Leonard Storm, George Parker. William G. Deal, Jehel
Brooks, Washington Adams, Henry Haw, Eleazer Lind.
ley George Poe Rich. Jones' Chas II. Belt, Thos Bag-
den, George Page. and John {. Lewis.
Petit Juron,--Chsrles Dodge. David Hines, Gregory
Ennis l. w. Worthinston, Jesse Plowmsn Igna. A,cb-
ison, Charles Sto,t, David Koones. John Ball, John
Scrivener John T. Killman. w. II Seymour, Aaron Dr.
vine, VIM Flenner, John McCotchen Dearbon b. John
con, Edmund Brooke, N. P. Mohun, o n Bestor, John
T. Dement,, John 7. Drury, James Espey. John r. Brad
ley, Samuel s Taylor, VIM. r. Shedd, r II. Carver T.
w. johnson, and Augustus Davis
tEpsnins Star Of M~~siov
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r hRaE psr~mp,orv sal.

| aHsE Peremptory ssIe-Stocks Mt Philadelphia
On Tuesday evening, 2eth June O'CLOCK
OF real estate, Al the Philadelphia Exchange,
~ shares OF the "Governmcnt Building stock Wellington
" Ao 20 share. stock in the "Nssionai Han coppa
ny, Washington, ID. g.
The Government building,
eoecnh street, Washington War
mcnt N the United States Of saoeo
monthly 8 Gas on the hrst day Of every aonh. 1
The stock represented by $500
capital OF $3.50 ooo and Welding its income
eight cent per - sh
The National Hall Company embraces, property
he Theatre IN Washington which 10 leased by Mr. Marshall the
crlchsted theatre lessee, and tho paid
The abov. stock will limits
10 bidder produce
hs sum Of SS5% So together with interest and which
shall have
Terms cash. paysbe before Friday Let July when s Ger
hocst- of the stock will be transferred power attorney
r. w. THOMAS 4 SONS,
June 20-9i. Auctiooeers.