The Buffalo Commercial from Buffalo, New York • 2

1 2- OaauadstTtsuat waaem. at an HOTICK. T0Z3ATZIZL iCommctcial ijuertiser intended to end, I herewith subjoin a copy of tho' Aeeoante reenlottorla, lately adopted ia that county of Virginia, ntfullr endorsed by the Richmond Enquirer, a the voiee of th South, I do not produce thsss resolutions the porpoee of arraigning reenr. aa the contrary I aeeaomeiluns fa the to aomire, elf. There is seldom any servant in waiting.

Ham and egg are on the lank; tbe cold meata. cold beef, cold fowl, cold partridge. ar rtba sideboard: aad you get up and help yourself or ay lady whom yoa may bo deeirens to the post arrive in the) morning, your tatter are always handed to yoa at breakfast, or laid by your plate. Too will find, likewise, eJ way In otne HTGmmMAW Ear aavto. Th iwportof tha Nw fork Germaa fgratioa Society, says 5200 Oermso arrived to that city last Ovaron half received advice fro tha Society, and i about 3,400 were provided with employ ment.

Tha teeaipta were $9,500. Auxiliary societies hav beea fanned ia Germany, to diffuse aaedad instrocrion among tha migrants before tLey leave tut tha United State. JgaTaaA'fTaatS. ff-T Attxbtpt to BaXAjt iajThi morniBg aboat7oclock, A IL, after tha onaooec had Iwra to breakjast. and war pawtag into tha jail yard, a part of them having already passed out, a colored a by the nam o( Tkomat Skarp, yesterday trted and eoovieted of burglary in the ant degree,) es be wa passing oat caught th Jailor, Mr.

Sbth Clasjc, idhis arma, or rather around the arms as was wasdtof. with hi hand ia hi eoat pocket, having ia hisrigbtluuidaiswolver. Tha ni mint tn -U hint a desperado by tha mm of Mm JeeW, together vjta several others ntsbed'oa him and partly soetMeded ia throwing him dowa. yrhiie nearly down and they ware nuhmg on te him, by great effort he got tha band fat which he had th revolver out of his pocket, and discharged oaa barrel which did not lake effect. He fired again the second discharge taking effect ia the thigh of Sharp.

BEJfEPfF OS MX JAateS WAtXACK. JsU. am pouiiy Uie lam Appearance as tiTpsnivrrrrtsa arwisT lssa wH be preseusrd ehaksBeare's play of MXOtMtJ Al wuir. 1 James WaBaek. M.

irsuas Wauaek, Jc Juliet, s- ItlBbtaadfllBt, Ta BOadudMi ta beautiful Fctft COBSedyof THI 12ASTI.K. rB I.lafBIIBCR. aagaa.iBjM.u,- a a am WH 4 "-r- rtfirtsi Tit tti rrtisM Bmr. a. riiL.a' sw ceaK uotora Baaws aas quarter past rariomiaae win precisely.

a s--5 HAJiUUriliY ANIJING11J.ATI. --IT 'a. The steamer AMERICA. Cape Ol How rt v'gwill lease Buftkio for f)a 11 dsaky, ob ttCM i'A K. May au, at 44 o'clock M.

4. For Preisht or Passat applr oe board, or to Hows, oyl8ts E. F. CROWYW. FOR 8AKDV8KY ANO CIKCUNKATI.

vjl Tbe steamer BA A TOO Capt. arrjr-flBX3Cuius wlll teere Buffalo for liaiaMikj, hUauak1 kVEMINO, May at o'clock. For 1 PicigbtoTPsssnpe a ppfy oa bonrd, er ylflsw, E. F. CROllYr Ifc Wart.

run Biun at notii t.ni-CAOO ASUM ICkUOAM Clf limb la at Beasw ltacd. The Cppss anrooeiler St. JOSEPH. Cant. A.

wtu lea tor ate above aad iotacaiediaw MiMr? DAY, May Slat, at 11 o'clock A. M. ot rreignt er rasssae apoir oa ooara, or v. UOLT, PALMEB 4k CO, rnytd Foot of Waatilngwa x- 'BOWES St CO UNlf EDi STA.TES CIECUa Friday tanarday, ls iai atxsal The 0. 8.

Circus, in iu nrosress thrmiavl tba arid araoiled bvjiie ersat triumnOiMit Drawn by 70 team Colored Homes, and devoladtoih eottveyaace of a celebrated NEW BAJILV. Tc magnitude an tulencor of Jbls imnsyns veoid a. cotnpieievver orpnixoo, comprrsiag tn aatcqBsB trtaa and Grsiaattle TrounMver collected, with Bead or HOBSKrf and POSIM luperiort n.aUMrJa tba eouan-y, will exhibu io Buffalo, oa sp 1 nesacscriptioa. unit W14 ujic or-aioasia omsm wiitcb approaches tit eelloMi achievement of art a- crHtr4n imdrnt history its weigju. ceed Bva Bi, Snd invchrboraie carving and IrMdiufc evurmMaa aaythhig or die kind ever witnessed.

The fhmau fe- JOHN BI AIT. acknowledged utirversalty as de best Cl.OWlt la tot-- -World, is a member of this Company. Also tasaaatOk tedeead nmmml, mm imrnmrmUm tmms, fur Drafts om ew wtOmw.stit rirbsaa Haati Bass n. MS Male Ol SUSEKT LVHU, "-sgBBjBJaaaBBBJMajBBBBJ Was. lywaM tioars.

SuddeBly. hi theawaof HollsBd, ia this eovmy. laui last- JiTEPHEft WAITE. aged ahoot aa years. -V af AffTJtt wfll take pnee 1 rout aisiasaresHience bw5hiw am i aoon si "eJorJf.v xlaoita, and arqnalBlsiices are Invited -V 4jsv; PITf AKSmWHS dersisoed.

Imv4v slMBociee thsit hav Complete the Assessment Jtoil, of aw resoKtive taa; asw wei copies merrof are-left at WW Vitjr uorx-eejaee, at tbe Terrace Market, at wtticb place thesahl rolls may be seen aod exaaained durfn twenty rfoys. Notice we wfli meet oe the rlfthtb day of Job nest, at e'doek A. af "it fhcfiaee a'resaid, to review ii-. uc HHirjH iUM mKm CVS' ceietn tuaMtrmrricve- Buffiila, lay 10th, -i THOMAS Ward. WATa KR JlRTFH.

AworSd Ward. LL1AT n. 'FOIVF Asord Ward. ABRAM invrrTCHfcXU toewtB WmtAi LOCAJ, TAXKS TBe foltowtae local Assres, uient have betm drposrsed whh Joaia R. City Treasuicr, fortldnvdars.

aud aH naoaa taxnl fhernsi inaypay their taxes to said 'l rcnsuree, within that tiiac. w-r ptrr cT-nr. nie awoiiniTiiercoi, rit: PorSbii) rn 1 onihe somhrrtvstiV of KufEiia nMeir. for opening and cotiiimiiac Sgetauxf street, from SBrinetoJenerson streets. laying out Tapper street and continclng Carolina street.

M. GAUWAJLLAIMUt, OawiiUoUasw mumm. may iws. BqrlSwawiJeq TOTICJB ia hereby gtvca max the undersigned, iwouu uj me usum wauacu. ot tflectty of to, to assess tbe sum of seven dollars anon to real deesieM benefited bf the repairs of the sluice acre 1 tt 1 1 J.

Also I assess the suss of stxtv-two -tlolktts rrt upoa tbe rca! estate doi-uied benefited by me repair of-(be well on North Division strft. Also To asset's lite sum of uin dollar, uma tlk. mi estate deemed benefited by lite reiairs rif rijja simg. bc-twecu xViUiam and Batsjria streets. w-.

Also to asaes the mis of seven itoflors tspoa the real estate deensed bcasfitad by the K-notrs Of Crosswalk across WaahiuirtoB strc on both aide of Swan mil Also To assess tbe suurof thirty dollar and fifty cents upon tiie real estate deemed beneficed hy tba roBatrueUoa or a sewer and receiver on the northwest corner of Ohio un inuiji a auecis. a Also To assess the orn of U.irtceW dolhrr aad cents unon the real tvtme Iu front of which 2tiu. walk bss been laid oa die cast side of Cflicott iiil. be-. iwn vniHW BUS BnSTU KTCCB, I Also To asses the mum ot tweirty soii txpon th real estate deemed betiefhrd by the repairs of Delaware si reel, between Virginia and Nonb street, AiSO To tbe sum of illtcen dclista nnoaf thm mil estate deemed benefited by tlie cieaoing'of the ra iters on Also To aastiB tliesma of (brtrHbritajiollars npon the laiduiriittniinni wbbb UK stucwaHts bv been mlc ottthe west line of Dels ware street, between Allen end Kortb sfeet, has completed bis assrsfnent roll, and that cornet thereof nave been left at tbi citv 0rk'.

rMtim where the same ratty be exaraldorl afany prraoa duTinr at i tht nrmtb-atinn of any person conceiving hiTnseif Bffrrlevei. Bufblo. May 1840. myiH t. WALKEK.

staretOamm is: loner TV OTK'E is berenv riven that the underslrneH sots, appointed by the Couunoo Council of the city of cn me mm n-ciiiy-uiira nunrireci aaa fifty dollars upon the real estate deemed beoefited hy the construction of a sewer in Franklin twnlui.ii seeandTupoer streets, have compietrd their assecunent rou, ana mm a copy irjereoi nas been left at tbe City Clerk's Office, where the cam mav be examined by any person during twenty days, and that the uodersicned will meet at the said Rtiy Clerk's Office oa the eighth day of lima 1 QA1 at A rJabu 1. Ik tkT a f. mj fWiew UWBIT Ba(I2ent, rwii uiiiinroi ivaaav a ntu- Trr S.C.WALKER, O. O. STEELE, H.

LOVEJOY. JOHlfCOOK, SILAS HEM1NWAYT r- Assessors. AXOTICE hereby siven that the underalvned Aaa. ci.1 sons, appointed by the Common Council of the city of ouuaiu, naanw Tisni nnnaree sn TWenly-6ve dollars upoa the- jeatesuia deemed aayrnifg tnr the sradiKg and pavineo Nonb Division street, from ths east line or MicBHRra -eet dbthe restlleof Chestnut street. mso 10 assess-vne sura or ore Bandied sad live donnr upon thereal estate deemed miiffihii hv crading and paviagof Elk street, from the west "Him of missiwpiM toe or rnsje over toeuiarB.dk.JSklBBer Canal, have eoBvssd their asseiiuiLiit rolia, fend that copies ircrcoi naen ten at tne city Clark' Office.

where the same ruav be examined by ai person duitB iMni. itu 1 i.i "TV A. wciuiw3hdbi win aeartnesai ny i.iers imcs on tne eiemti day or font, IStB, o-eioc r. at-, 10 review toeir asstsgsstul-, the appli-eation of any person conceiving bianelf agfrievsd. Buf- may imn, ms.

S. G. WALKER, O. 4. BTEE7J5, H.

LOVEJOY, JAMES MILtnh, mylOje? SILAS HEMTVWAY. Awensors. ATOTICE is berebv aivea that th. nndrslavi Aaua. i' sors, appointed by the Common Council of the city of ununi ica muu ot two toouaan aaa -riiiy rM lars upon the real estate deemed benefited by the construction of a sewer in Elk street, from the Canal Blip near Louisiana street, to a point two band red feet westof Ham-burrtt strret, have comptcted their assessment roll, and that a copy thereof has been left at the City Clerk's OflVe.

where the same may be examined by any person during twswv days, and that the undersigned will meat at the aid City Clerk's OfBc on the eighth day of Jane, 1349. ai o'ciock P. to review their aaseunent oa the ap EUctttfon of any person conceiving himself acirieved. uflak. May lth, 1349.

f. Q. WALKER, L. STORK 8 H. IX)VEJOY.

JOHW rnif mjtvijmi a. r.min wax. Tbe Complete Awier, by Isaac Wahon, with in strtKUoas how to angle trout, or grayling in clear HMaL atin mm ntf :1 laiiug rinllBSIBil, from the earliest anrtquity to the time of Wallea, and a otiee of Cotton snd his Writtars. for sale at l. dakforth coa bookstore.

myl main -st L. CAM FORTH 4k CO3 BOOKSTORE. tnyta xs main sc. PRINTjytS' BOAftl4 I sheets; rinterv-'" sise. kinds aad dualrtiex, for sale at New York price, at LDATORTH Cr6 IK)OK8TO, WroT" a Mais st.

E9TERM MERCHAKTO-WUi dad ii to their Interest to call and exam I at mmA compare pr ices of Books, Stationery aad Fancy Goods, be- jore masing uieir purcUase. Remember the nuasber i Main 1 mylfi K. HOLLlOaC JPAJP-A good morUMBt Jasx HOLLIDQE'8 BOOK AK0 VARIETY StOBlt, "y'f SCHOOL. BOOKrr At whoiesair, at verKlow rates, at HOLLUKIE'8 BOOK AW) VARIETY STORE. .41 Mala st.

SABBATH SCHOOL tlilON BOOIkS-. At Bociety prices, at 7. HOLUIME'S BOOK AW VARIETY STORE, K9 Main st. RACT SOCIETY JPVXUACkTllikW At tBetr prices, at -V ROLLUkBE'S BOOK Alt VARIXTT 8TORE, by 933 Mala st. JIWBMOtlsAB IiIBRARIKoV lou Volumes HOLUDOE'8 BOOK AMD VARIETY STORE, myta Main street: TWENTY 8HH.LLNO LliBBARllbdd volumes for tweaiy sbiliincs, at HOI.UlKJE'a BOOK AKDVARIETY STOKE- niylO BOOKS FOR SUNDAY READIjfUt-ln great variety, at HOLLIDGES BOOK AWD VARIETY STORE.

i my 19 are Mais st London Art lournai for Msy 75 cents. The Prairie Flower 4S cents. jf Leni-Loti. or Adventures in the Far west' Scaasi to Prairie Flower S3 cent. Ceteate.or ihe Pirate's Daiiehter? a Tale -or eto skwdl lotnotaDdcrof Malta, by Sua cents.

For alc at the Literary T. DAWKS. NOW IS TIIE TIME FOR Tlife UTTTLE ONE Altl HIO LITTLE ObUuCOVE TO LOOK AT FUNNY 1 111SG3- SThe Larar Mat-metb Pietrtai iuliilec Brother Jonatlwti, I sued semi-aa- oaiiy. nis number being issued iirfeonor es the Drcbtiv atlo of Indepenilence, every one should procure a can '77' BCaWiF a1" Msnsion HrJiaa LUS1 JOtHHAt FOR my wucicin vonRe 3S cents. A aupoiy jf Pone Moamics, (sMwey parses.) BUUItf of Which sai nnrarin.

bL'RKE'8 CHEAP BOOKSTORE, myi COMBft-fKM very Tk-h I asm, of Our own auiianm. i. a ia mlrZI -i' i- II I If 7. cdn Express. to which IV MAKUAITwoserondbaadtioid fer ees thaa half their r.

ii say oi utir rrieoaieewrc a barsaia. tiiev BMy bearatiDsd cattitw soon at wy -TE4SXrKK'B sBWELKT STORK. SM.M IM-V M.I. 5yl fTEPHEWdOrTM JEWELRY STORE aE tJEWlt's. Or iTii.V A of 4tllaa Life, Liters mre aad Rriigjaa, to Mow.

o-xanTuralmiLBwale by TTT H. BBRaY-dk 6l mU Mala i A fiOOltL FOR KTEKV JtOTC2R-Tfae WarawyBook for Young krotber conr iasg so- snayie GEO, t. DERBY 4X. 144 Mat St. ISTS ON PUBLIC ARCHtTCTUR A A ub choice Wastrsttons, prepared oa behalf of tb BelMiinr-OMiMBinec efthe ftautj9Biaa laatttatioB, by Robert Dale Owen.

Forsnteby mayio U. HERB at tXKt 14 Mais st, AivJskTitR. more assy fs. H. it ess Y- r.

um, state WINDOW OtABtrla-Jo wui I of all sizes from 7x (0 1x3. for sal by foayia CALLEI4PEK. OOt piti hamt WHITE LRa1-aib quality, aod for te by aaryia-'--' H. Al Alwajnj OB tb best ta Main sr. 1 tK Mltvlk OI Ba d.

for sale Mr 'li amylO r. A7 PER. Mia sc TJAINT BHI HHK8-Of stemaad If tbe best Brtouraemrlev; for sale by rariou uau-. ar w.cviXrrirnFK, SfrpFe saw bv A atsyia- tirasBist, 4i Mara sr. AIRRViii-J-For wiiicbT tlia.

hm Baat- mr -mr aiam mmm" NteW-awel Peserl 12Jrr KmbOMsM S.lver Uaadiea) very desi-te'-aMeasaB, stSBBsnivearmlt bin. ah. I SUSPENSION OF LAND 8AJ-ES. Tbaale directed by tha Pfeclematioa tha aetdeat the fJaiaaa 8tsea AmtmA 97k V-V 1349. te ha bald at ti no: 2 1.

a Maxto.MUrkugsua. en. ths, ttmtO, bb4 esghf aaah Jaaa aad third day of Beewusber box. wa ne swspsnaea bbui tne iiaftod Stales' Oeoto-gista hail hav fully etoaad ap their aparatioaa waneral frem tn aaa aarreya. aao aawgaatod taa 1 agitoaJtaral laadaj of which da will ba fives.

RICHARD M. TOUNO. May 14, 1849. TRADE AND B. OlBcs eftlie Cnnwrfctel A Jvan "rser, 1 Banalo.

May 18. tl 1 o'clock f. af. The ia very Hide acti vity observabi In produce Some iuw bU Ittcbicaa chanaed hands yesterday afws at B3 KS, and Oat nafes from for sood csnnos brands 10 9 Is for cboice. In wheat we notice the sale of SMO ba Seadusky la store at 984c.

We have heard of no sales of core. Hi ga wi aa steady at 18b. Mesa and priai rfc coatiBae as before quoted. Canst freight is vary dun at 3c on floor to Albany 13c oa wheat, and 8c On corn. XT Th sale of Chicago wheat reported In the Commer cial of yeterday waa 70c, and Mwik.

il was marked for correction ia the proof, but by one of those o- ccountabie circumstances which la spite of all precaution. sometimes occur In tbe hurry of scttiug 10 press, U.was al lowed toescape uncorrected. Thequoutlou for Wisconsin wheat disposed of ia consectio with the not tlsrn made public. We bare sines learned Um War consln was disposed sfatTjc, aod fiSeca, thirty aai sixty day lime given 00 tbe purchase. CANAL EXPORTS.

Tbe principal articles cleared up to li o'ciock today for the ill hours previous, were as folio ws: Flour S.330 47 4 91 10,033 IlOU S3 Butter Jfcs 11381 Cheese JA4 Lard Wool 8.M3 scciis Bacon Staves 00.734 Lumber lsJl3B Aruoiiiit cf toils. ..5360 89 Pork Beef A toes Wheat Corn Oats Spirits No. of boats cleared HOT Counterfeit SHU, oa the Stark Bank of Bennington, Vi, are in cireulatiou. Vigueuc, farming iiuplcuMai snd railroad cars; on lower corner "XI," upper cor ner 50;" on the left, fcwsle and eastc spreajd eagle be tween officers' signature. Tlx word "dtarfc Bank" seem tp be printed over ao erasure on the bill.

Also SWs on the State Bank, Newark, N. J. We learn that mis is a very dangerous counterfeit, and tint many good judges have been deceived by their resemblance to the genuine. Tm oa Uie New liaven to. Bnak, Conn; vigaeue, sitip, slicaf of wheat, and three females.

Washington oa the right. S7 The agricultural wealth ofOhio is strikingly pilled ia the statistics for the year 143, presented la the report of the Board of A rieulttire. Tbe Cincinnati Atlas esnruatrs the wbeat crop of that year, from tbedata thus ruiuiaheil, at Eighteen counties ocily, not Including several of the largest wheat growing counties, produced upwsrd of Tbe staiistics of corn are not full, but in ten couutles only, where there are returns, the product is estimated at H.unO.UUO bush; in the wbole State il is supposed to be 70,000. OHO bu. Of wool, the Atl is estimates that e.OWi.OU) 0s were sheared ia lets in eleven counties Tuts proiiitctivcness fs scaicely exeelleit by the goM bearing soil ofCnlifbrriia.

LrMBsx. rbv Chicago Democrat of Monday says "The barque Ctica hrounht in tvet of lauiber from Green Bay resterdey. This Is one of the largest cargoes ever brought to this port. We learned of a sale of feet from White river, Mlchig. at 07 yesterday; alo a cargo of 90,000 feet from Muskegon at 7 3.

A lot of 5U shingles sold at SI S. Freights are now from Saginaw St froin Grand River, np to ft, as oa eet of the bar, none but small vessels can load from that port; from Green Bay Sttai 23; from St. Clair and pons op Lake Huron tl 25. Tbe season opens briskly." XT Mctsr. E.

Esiabrook, and D. Jerome have chartered the vtearner (bau'aaque, and placed ber on the Hue between Port Huron and Helrolt, for the season. Detroit Vc Press. Ci.rvxniin, Msy 17. Csnal receipts: flour 377 bbls, pork 61, whiskey 438, dr fruit 1309 Ixittcr 504, lanl 117, bacon 10,880, pis iron f5.ll3B, coal 10,730 ho, wheat 1M1O, earn 703.

Hales last evening: 600 bids hour "Arcade" C3 3000 bu corn 4lc. Today: ISO bMs flour Stibbs" 3 1500 bu wbeat, terms private; 800 do 4c; 800 do Stic; 1300 and ISOn ba eoratle; 700 do 41-; 1300 de heated 37e 100 Mils mess pork filo; 44 do Hon mess SO So -JM bbl. pickled hams SO; 00 bl.ii. eat S00 bhls while Ash from vessel f7 SO; tit) bbls Bus salt fjl; 300 featbers 31c Herald. fliKDCsKT, May 17.

Wheat on board s3c without sale. Corn 30 crt-n. Flour is quoted at B3 00(34 S3, according to quality. Pork is 91 6Wo SO. Butter 10ct; InnrOcts.

Fi White abbl. 9 SO faf bid; ikvelbu. 3 OS bfbU; 3 75kffaM. Feathers 37 1. meal euc.WOIhs.

Smnduiixau Jmceo, May 15. 1 here Is not a.iy material charwe in the market, aod wa wear ot no saw or snipments. i ne Harbor is akuost entirely free of both sail and steam craft. We learn that there are but 900,000 bu wheat in store as appears upoa lb warehouse books. Wbeat In the street would bring SwOSic for spring and mwoM.

iw ttiata Asmm. ET xxellgrlosx Notice Tbe Second Universal uu Sor.rety liavinz given tbe Rev. J. Causa a call to become tbrir Pastor, there will be tegular acrvlccio their Church, corner of Washitiajoo and Clinton streets, oa ersry Sun-aay OTBlnf aad Eveatag at tne usual boars or service. Th Pews ia said Church will be rented far th prasant auStooday Mbruiuj Bext, between the hours af -mamjMW aw Surgical Mechanical Dentistry.

L. W. BRISTOL, (Firm Hayes tr BristotJ crrnar Mtmn ami S.Diaisi. Informs his old friend aad the public, that be has received and adopted all the late DSeerieal lauHOvcmeats in S1" th aaantiiactureof ARTIFICIAL TEETH and GUMS. DmnHmi per ior to any made la the United Sane cotnparisoa of euawea togive tu sac a particular vaac.

BUS WOECl imiOIUOU OI ffietUT. 11 IS also la possession of Dr. Morris Levitt's Patent Enamel fix Coating Plates, with the rbsbx to use and sell the same in in county of Erie. Ifentlsts desirous of availins themselves of this discoveiy. sjid obtalDln aa odvc Ucbsv eaa do mniiiwu improvesasator ros own, by watch Piates where exposed view, can ho coiercd to lailuuioa of eatural Owns.

Teeth carefully filled, extracted, cleaned. Inserted temporarily or prrmancuttyyvnd perfect saiisfactlou warranted ia ail cases. A II diseases cofioecled with the Tent sue eessfuliy treated. Those interested are respectftilly Invited call aad examine specimsos. B7 Advice always given wttboat CDrs- maytotf BITOT'S HOTEL.

The subscriber, for many years ineJtacadexor rf the Syracuse House, begs leave Solwai kss fiieeda, that be has re-enksrsd upon has aid bsurtuess tn the City of Syra-euseand wiB he prepered to receive Company on tbe asKftn May at the Howe formerly knew as the Empire House, now BUST'S HOTEL. For else and splendor, earce be equalled by any in the State. To his old be rettiras bis very sincere thanks, and assures them and the Public generally, that no pains or ex prase will he spared to reader bis Home in all respects, a most desiiable horn. All will receive a wans and hearty welcome. Porters will be in attendance en tbe arrival of tbe Cars and Packets convey bagasse to and- ftsaa lb Mouse, free of charge.

Wyracuse, April SO, T84S. rutuglf PHILO W. BUST. Carpetinga, Oil ClotliB, See. Tbetabserlbers have received a very extensive asson-ient of Caroetioga, of tbe following descriptions, and arc constantly feoaiving add i How to their a Tiety of styles, tor dpriagvod Fail Salsa, which tl-y are disposed to effer at reduced prices.

Enatiah and Aaarrtcaa lmsatlis Carrsixtgs. Rnrliak and Aawrion Tapr-trr Carpet! ngs. Amerieae Velvet Tapestry tfirpctingj. il Carpeting comiuoa and extra Damask Stair, Venatlaa, BrusseBs tod Tapestry Carpet- Premiuai Cherjefle and Tufted Rues. 0-4 1H-4 Woolen Floor llrorgrts I WatM Cowred Floof Mattings.

Worsted aad Cotton and Worsted Damasks. Bleh Furniture Plusbes. Dswask Table Linens snd Tabic Cloths. pnmnafc Napkins. Doylies and Hucknbscks.

4-4, 3-i, 4 aad lv-i Linens and steeeriDgs. t0-' UL14 wd Coumrpanea. Foor Oil Cloths, all widths. Curled Hair, Hair Cloth, Hair Matxresse. Painted WJn-dow Shades aad Paieot Fixtures, tJilt Corn ken, Cords, It BEET MAC GKEGOR myr! So.

MS Main street. RX2MOVAZ. E. HOLLIDGB bu. removed his entire mock of Book; ij woas, mm is old stand, 017 ga.

Kat tt, waat tld, six ftwrg ahOTi i put tais nil laaas or thaahrn av former ersMtaBira pMoaager-aifd hope with my eniarnd aw pseww aoie, M4 tta addition made torn fTnlia Saw. CUm flnrvlm w. iramia Paoey ood wtwly.tcT merit a coiwinurd share ef ebeir petromie. -T wr. To-rassPorsapariha, Barf VegetaM Ex-act, Swaync'a-WBd Cberrv.

arc. can to obtmiud 01 wholesale or rerair, as above. KJ-Alieoodsia. Biylipe wiH be sold as low at uwee Pt House ia ut vajf nwviiirBTiKC. KT Solas aad AaaR Fruits," to m.

aiyigea- aad Job attMMaMt gar A DEarKABi.K 1 Tbe one hair taserester mam eataMisbed Hairy Paper. plh.wdonrftbo mom. ftwkBHeTSSes w5 Baaalc loaeaMr wish tha half Booknd 00 CMliitshnMat, aacked Itiiri In. Il qiRu4 for sale at ry imCTiii is im ssisuusBmrni bein now ia thri-vin coadiuoa, aad ia a situation whrrr B-rbiwims tieuhm ainsoat any aesnea amount snbrr par- addressing a av 1 mamVkO, uaatssrveial Ad- SutUrasB. Biyi4ticrat Id.at, for Satc-Tbe subsejitor ofBWa CO ale 200 acres or land imhB n.h..i.

7 J1 Also, SO oa tbe WBtayaCoraer and Battalp ftaak load, la tot from 1 to Mleres-Ttoes aS mmim3vtU aotsoldwitt be reined for a term of yeaes. Far Csnher prtk.ul.is foauire of the wle.iw -vrmmzMa m. s. aXSkWtyB tyC-mU Thei signed best of Bituasinoam OnaL Canal. OMm TrZZl O.SB Maia st- and at BleohWnr I a Vw-v-B, tew.

COMMISSION PRODUCE MERCHANTS, "aHi'VMMMav' bsbT ia Hew Kack or BtataiB. CHAfiri D. faiaaoa. OaMf I orrtuAi. rrM or tub city.

BU KfALOl oATTJRiAV EVENING. MAT 19. 1849. QT Fur reading nutter see first and fourth page. Hew PMItttloni.

Cbropea Lrr iuro tUmu Jn fmmiliar lur to Friends. By Hksbt CulHajt, author of Eu-ropea Af rietiitura, end the Agriculture of Franc, Behriuxa. Hulls nd and awttseriand. to two vol- im. Burton CsLUtut C.

Littlx and Jahxx This collection of letter ht on of tb moat grsbU publications of tba on. Th tor wu aat oat to Europe several yean ago by ne of the Agriculture Isocletie of the country We think of Maarachnsett to examine and report upon the condition of the agriculture of Great Britain and the Continent. In the performance af thia duty he waa brought in close relationa with the leading agriculturist of Europe who, especial ly in England, constitute the most influential and poDahed portion of society. All of thia class seated to Tie with each other in their kindness and attentions to Mr. Cot-Mis, inviting, him to their homea and giving him all the information in their power in regard to the particular objects of his mission, and affording him at the, same time better opportunity of becoming familiarly and minutely acquainted with the domestic life and manners of the nobility and gentry than ia often enjoyed by ordinary travelers.

The observations ho waa thne enabled to make are embodied in the letters contained in the two volumee before as. These letters are evidently what they profess to be, familiar one written to friends on the spur of the moment, without any thought of future col lection ami publication and are full therefore of thousand gossiping details mingled with a great amount of useful information, and imbued with a freshness of natural feeliug. altogether making on of the most agreeable books we hare taken in along while. The most remarkable characteristics of the letter are the vein of pure, healthy sentiment running through them, and noth withstanding the minuteness of many details, ths scrupulous delicacy with which the writer has voided personal details that might be considered violation of private confidence The extract below giving an account of the writer' visit to Sir CbaV.cs at Trede far, fn Wales is hardly a fair sample of the let tare, bat it may interest some of our readers as describing the mode of Using at the establishment of an English gentleman of fortune in the country The house is an enormous pile, I should think more than two hundred feet square, with a large coon in ine centre; ana toe mushing and furnish ina; are all comfortable aa possible, and eleiraiit. The park, in which the bouse stands, embrace about thirteen hundred acres, with lakes, and no Die trees, and water-falls, with garden and con arvatohea, and shrubberies and greenhouses, aod oeeiass an wis, too princely owner baa fare ban drod tenant on hi different farm.

He was kind enough to show me overv Dart of hia establish moot. Ia hi bear cellar there were onlv thirty van largo tierces and hogsheads, each of them containing several barrels apiece, and the large vaia containing nofsneaOe. Hi wine cellars were almost equally speeiou. In hi slaughter-house there were hanging; up eight sheep, four large hogs, and one large ox, and they brought in another to be killed the next day; to Bay nothing ol the salted meat in the dry-in eat-honse, and the Sue, pheasant, hares, rabbit, veoieou, baa a herd of four hundred deer in hia park, and kindly gave ms a side of venison for the ladle where I lodge, half of which i gave to them on Christmas day, and the other half I sent to the minister of the French Protestant Church, where inauaity attend in London. As be was disposed to show me every thing, he wa also kind enough to give me a list of his house servants, in the order of their rank, for they are quite as tenacious and observant of their rank as their superiors, and they numbered one hundred and eleven, to be dined in the servants' hall daily.

Beside that, they expected at Christmas, when their iruesta arrived. an addition from the servants they would bring, "which would carry them up to a much larger number, a lady seldom going without her maid ana a geaueniau witnout nis valet, besides their coachman, and oftentimes a postilion. The party staving in ine noose woue was there, and exclu aive of guest expressly invited to dinner, amoun tad te about twenty in the parlor, besides children ud young- ladies met corns out. who dined at la neb, at two o'clock; and tbe party at Christmas would probably be increased to sixty, manv ot whom are relatives of tbe family, and were exnec ted to May six weks. One of the invited guasu who coming with his family, had sent word ho moot briag eight horses; and Sir Char lea wrote him to bring aa waiiy a he pleased.

He could aat mm without bin annuaa stud with him oould not stay over Christmas, as I had other en gagements; bat they urged me, if I was in the ooaatry another season, to repeat my visit. Sir Vhariee took, mo over hi farms, and did every thinr he coo Id to make my visit agreeable: in' dead, the whore household were as kind, a attentive, and aa warm-hearted people as 1 ever met with, and it was impoaaibf, abating a dreadfu ague, that my visit should have beeu more agree- aoie. nreaxiasiea at ten o'clock and dined at oven; for those who took lunch, (a hot dinner it Should bo It was always on table at two, a oaa me mornings to myseir, until twelve or one clock, without Interruption, the servant woman came into my chamber at half-past six to make a fire, and the valet soon after to bring my clothe and shoe. Though there were so many person in the honse, there wa not the lightest noia to be beard; if, you perchance me a eerra at in tbe ball or passage, they would be ora to get out oi tne way, unless you wanted tbem; and if any thing was required, you had only to touch your bell, and it was immediately responded to. We had eight men servants at dinner constantly, aevsn of them in livery, with their heads fully powdered, and one iu black, looking uae grave ora clergyman, wno was Uie butler, who banded ihe wine, and put every diah ou the table.

At table no one helpe himself to any thing, I had aiaaoat said, ven if it is directly before him, bat servant always interferes. Even the person eittlag at your aide, doe not hand his own plate to be helped. Water-cups are placed by your plate. aaa ottanumoa witn perfumed water, to wash your hand and lip after dinner, and these are taken away, and others pat on with the dessert-Tea re never urged to eat. and seldom asked what yoa will have, excepting by the servant- In aost cases, an elegantly written bill of fare, eome- tlta on etnboeaed silk paper, is passed qnietlv road the table, and yoa whisper to the servant and tali ten what yoa want.

1 ha vegetable are mever pat upon too plate by the person who helps, bat are always passed round by the servants. Each guest ia of course furnished with a clean aapaia, which, after dinner ia never left on the table bat either thrown into too chair or upon the floor, aadar the table, Tha ladies leave soon af ter the wiaa ha passed twice round. After the gontlemcB have drawn together aad finished their Banian, ia half a hoar coffee is announced in the drawing the gentlemen go ia to meet tne ladies, uns servant them comes with tbe cope, ana cream, ana sugar, on a waiter, and is jsuswta imtsm wiui a coneeooi or col 1W, so jus sp yvur vup iier yon nave prepared It. IB snout nan aa noar biot couee, tns tea turnt- i orougni in, ana one oi. in laoies makes tbe I I .1 JJ 1 I A.

BSOfc wiku ie (uesi shunm nnsu, sr isit to atano for Jar aa to go aad nolo himself to a cup or to band oj the laoea. vritlvt, generally a few trenspajenfVii sea of breed and batter era handed round or stand upoa the table for any one to help hiawelf. Tba party then form, little soteriea those te whist, -who choose: the ladies jreneralhr to toatr mbroidery or Berlin work; others la their. hook or the newspapers of the day, which are always aa lh table; and sometime the young Ia-dioa ara at tba piano, bat every is perfect BMnai and the rooms ara so large, aixfy fee loag er more, with all its of aonvoaieaee for aioiag er loaagiag, er forming a Bttle exclusive conversational party, that twenty different thing aaay ba going oa without oaa interfering with the atbar. At eieva tfarvat bring in the decsn-tots af win.

Sohar water, aad whiskey, with su-far aad hat water, tar every oaa to help himself; aaat tha bed candle ara placed upon the sideboard, er is the enter halL Tha ladies the a gen -rally retire ia a body.givinga pleasant good-night; the yoaag giria alwmya kissing their father aad saaaban aad aeaa after that ths gentlemen retire yoa may ge at any Ume. aory bidding yoor ajarnaIfhbor gpod-abrbt. aad quietly taking aaaji'aani Madia'. Jb your chamber, every thing ia always in tba boat order, a blazing fire, and a raah-ligbt to hara all atgbt. ia a aaCa, so that no danger can always cloasty drawn, Joar nigbt-cloihe hang by 4la a to ba.airad.

tha bOMjaok and alippera "pieced by th aid of your had. and spare blanket MaVsd Bear yoa, A. bell rope alwav within Irh rJ not. worked night-cap, a baasad if yoa chooee it, Id most houses, pra eB are had half ad hour before bat Mm jtt '-r' T-Tr-rrt Than ia always a drosaing-betl for breakfast aud dSaaar. half aa bear beibee each- At breekaat, ymm aevna dowa aVataad ia yaw please.

1 before ilmum. yoa ga lata jest- chamber, and yoa find, wtdMBt hart raaa auy order whatever, your aw clatHa, htvJwd aad foidad, aad with jreor Jin. I 'f eat far aaw A pitcbar af hat water la et apea year takia, a littla. bright copper tea-Lac! ht agr aaar tha lira. Tira aainate b-fnrm Ctm hour, yoa are aspected ia tha i'wtthaer7sabted, that lady tuataraf tha 1 ah( i ya 'frtaaR-; l-mr lLtw hriiaw.

vaar toaaad i Irons tt- xoar wjjioew ana bed curtain are bC-j Zi I flU fct fat at yaa 5 I. h. batng bold and open, and as the true interpretation aad legitimate sequence, of the Calhoun movement. 1 enastoer wMrtatnoan aaaress, ana its toe Missouri instruction, as fundamentally svronr; bat those who think them right, the Aacocuac resole-tioas are also right and should be immediately imitated tnr vhnirar reaoitrrhmr Mtssoorl. I prodoca to enable tha people of Missouri to sea what it to which their legislature would commit tne Stale, and what it fat thev have instructed me to do.

1 appeal from these instructions to the people or Aliseoan the whole body of the people end tn due time will give ray reason for doing so. It is ques tion above party, and cue 10 tbe whole people, in that point of view tha Aecomae resolutions present aad present it truly; and I shall do the same. I snail amue mm oeeision 01 tne wuote peupjv, notluog less. Respertfntry, THOMAS tl. tffciniun- St.

Louis, May 9. 1849. Tax BlAS chard Rosbkbt at New Orleans is tiQ fresh in the memory of our readers. We are gratified to perceive by the New Orleans papers, that a police officer of that city has succeeded in recovering all the valuable drafts, notes, id fact all except tha money, which only amounted to $1700. Tba total amount lost by the plunder of the banking house, it will be recollected, was about $300,000.

How the, recovery was made, and how it happened that neither the thief nor th money were taken, tbe accounts do not say, but it is, suppose, on of the usual mysteries of police operations. American Baptist mtselouary Culo-n, Board of Correspondence of the V. Commercial Advertiser. May 16, 1849. At the afternoon session of th Board yesterday.

papers were read by th secretaries on different point connected witb the administration of mis. sioaary affairs, and referred to appropriate com mittee. 1 heae papers were prepared with a degree of deliberation quite unattainable by committees during the sessions, and greatly facilitate the labor of th committees to whom they are refer red, a walla of th Board and of the Union in their final action upon them. The papers read yesterduy afternoon were, "On the due gradation of missionary service." the practical object being to untold the proper order and the relative importance of the various kinds of labor, such as preaching. schools, DOCK.

Otc. Another paper waa "On the relative claims of missions to reinforcements." A paper "On the means of promoting the home work of missions in our churches," was, ou suggestion of the home secretary, relurred unread to a committee, with the design of bringing it before the Union instead ol reading it belore the Hoard. he home secre tary reported on the long mooted question of alter inr the constitution, so as to allow annual mem bership in the Union in addition to life member ships, that officer having been desired to address a circular to all the members of the Union and request their written votes. More than 1700 cir culars were sent out. 831 members returned answers.

413 voted in favor of the alteiation.and 419 against it. This report of the secretary was referred to a special committee. Various committees were announced at t'nii session. A large and most deeply interesting mis sionary conference was held in the evening. Thi Rev.

Dr. Sharp presided. In tbe coarse of some introductory remarks he made allusion to tbe great Christian orator. (Dr. Staughton) to whose voice the walls within which they were now assembled ouce echoed, and in so doing-gave a key note to the meeting.

1 he most striking remtn iscences wore called up by the venerable fathers. Peck and Bennett, and these were followed by an eloquent speech iu the same direction by the Rev Mr. Hague, of Boston. WrDnrsDAr morning. The morning was oc cupied with the presentation, discussion and ad op tion of reports of committees.

The report ou the European missions of the Board was submitted bv the Rev. Or. Ide, of Philadelphia, and if the highest and most im pressive eloquence could have carried the Board by storm, the Greek mission would have been at once abandoned. Kav. Mr.

Hague, of Boston however, Wa unwilling to see the mission the victim of such a fate, and came to its rescue in a speech not less eloquent and impressive. He re terred to tne time when tne rencn mission was likelv to share a similar doom, and desired the Board to remember how the wisdom of continuing that mission had been vindicated by the blessing 01 uoa. 1 ne ureeK mission was no more pressed, no more hopeless, now. He referred likewise to the high character of tho missionaries employed on that held, and concluded with powerful appeal to the Board to carry forward that mission, it was followed on the same side bv Rev. Messrs.

Millard, of and Dunbar of when the Board adjourned without taking the question AgricULltnral Colletec aud Experimental Farm. The Commissioners appointed by the Gover nor, pursuant to a resolution of the. Legislature of the tun April, "to mat a re a plan lor the estab lishment of aa Agricultural College and Expert mental Farm, and prepare a statement of the pro oa Die expense Ol socti au institution, and a de tailed account of the course of studies and plan operations," met on the 16th instant, et tbe State AgricGitarai room: Present Hon. Joseph Blunt, from the 1st dis trict: Mr. A.

J. Downing. 2d Mr. J. P.

Beek man, M. 3d Samuel Cheever. 4th Mr. E. Kirby.

5th lr. Johu Greig7tb ao. ivir. rv m. tvisiey, ctn ao.

On motion of J. P. Beekman, Hon. JOHN GREIG, of the 7th district, was appointed Chair man, and b. r.

Johssou, becretarv A letter from E. C. Frost, commissioner from the 6th district, was received, stating that from previous engagements he was unable to attend the present meeting, but would with great plea sure meet tne Boara at any future meeting. The Commissioners havin? otrreed upon th outlines of a plan of an Institution, in pursuance of tho resolution of the Legislature, the following committee was appointed ny tne Chairman to pre. pare a report, togeuier witn a plan ot itie neceisa ry buildings, and their probable expense, and to ascertain the expense oTa library and I hilosoph cal and Chemical Apparatus, to be submitted to the Board at a meeting to beheld at Rusi's Hotel Syracuse, on Tuesday, the 11th day of September next, at iu A.

Messrs. Beekmaa, Blunt, Downing, Cheever and Rislev. 11. P. JOHNSON, Secretary.

Chasoi or Ministrt. A change in the English Cabinet is likely to take place. Recent advi ces speak of it as a movement soon to follow. 1 be Kassell Cabinet will give place to a Protectionist Ministry. The Morning Chronicle, a Whig journal, announces that the country will oon be governed by such a Cabinet, and the Bri tannia says, that this expression of opinion is enti tled to some weight, "as the Chronicle la likely to be well informed what party would he called to th Queen' Council's in the event of the dissolution of the present Cabinet, an event which can hardly be far distant.

Let it take place when it may, it must be followed, not by a change of men merely, by a change of principles and of system. Tbe state of the country is critical, and it will become more so yet The pressure of local and general taxation ia becoming intolerable The Times aoknewtodgea that in Ireland myriads are starving, bat England, impoverished, exhausted, bleeding at ever pore, cannot and will not grant more, unless Ireland dors its best. "This is no elfish backwardness, it is a matter of necessity. (or is now going tne downward path- ol insolvency and every step she treads, while it hastens her eventful doom, inflicts present ruin upon whole sections of her toiling community." he Britannia add that "there ia nothing exaggerated in this description." CiRcprT Cocrt. Before Justice HuRLBt'T.

Geo. W. Bnunard vs. Alexander G. RanuddL Replevin to recover back a quantity of groceries old to Mr.

RamsdelL who resides at Buffalo, and Who afterwards made over hia stock. to hia father, in security, it was said, for endorsements. based hrsL unon falsa nretanMS. aad second, fraud, but not amounting to felony. mi.

asnuawi was luireaucuo to nor. Drainstfd, Who was a tranger to him, by MfrJobA-Mr Wool-ey. and he was represented, for one thing, it wa ud he assenting, to be out of debt, which, it is aid, wa not the case. The Court charged, aa in the day previous, that if the good had been origi- vimioi oy nise pretenses, tba sale wa void, and th vender could retake them in wk.t. Ter hands; bat if by ordinary fraud that ia.

purchasing without intent te pay. dec a innocent third party, aona fid purchasing without notice, nmst be protected. It waa for the jury to consider tie position of th present cas. Verdict for plain -fcf. stating amount not repWvined at $330 amouat repleviaed a about $900.

with $60-for detention. For tilainlif Mumm .1 Clark; for defendant, Mr. Marsh X. Y. Triton.

A Lxeiu-ATiv Tatcx. It will be reedltected that considerable excitement was produced in thia Stat last winter by the intelligence that the Pennsylvania Legislatei had repealed the law grant-ioe the right of way to the Erie and Ohio Aail- rppd, Thi was effected by the Philadelphia members wun a view 10 secure a monoDolrto 1.. li. 1 1 1 UI0 A UMUUVij'tu- ma Aiuwuirn nm It seeHH however that th monopolists were circumvented. A bill in relation to taa ranuin tin of the Psnn ylvaBia canal was saaaiaBded, before th close et tea Minn 11 a to aumoose too- maunr of a railroad from FranUia, tn Vamtngo.

coenty, ta aiut mimtk Ia PHtshnrtrfc-' hv tutk 1- a tha caannaav ahatt deeta atoat expedient aad adytiuraouB.T Tba tnend of tha eoaJ paoy ey tn mast aovautageou reote.wirom 2Ha ap Jha btk Bbora te witLxia aiz iadaw af tba CHtteStew baa, Btrf Frankfia. thoarb ft aaiajrjaetod titatjha FTaiiklitt aad af tba lis principal passage, a mail-box. with a notice upoa at what lima, everv dar. tha mall leaves. where, 4 yoa deposit your tetter, tbay ara Mr to be scut.

Each of these great bouse ha a separate mail-bag for itself, -j At breakfast, the arrangements for tha day ara generally made, and in all th bouses where h.v, hMi. tha BimointmeBta are expected to be kept with th most exact punctnaliry, so that if you are engaged to walk, or nae, or anve, oarticalar hour, precweiy at mat nour you wui uwi the party in the hall, and tbe horse or carriage at the door. Tour greatcoat, which you leave in tha hall, yoa will find neatly folded, your hat brushed. vour iMoveo laid out upon your nau ana your um brella in it place. Indeed.

It would be impossible to get along in such stablishnvlnt without the most exact system and punctuality, and where these ere observed, every thine eoes on like clock work- Now have I not in ven von a nrettv Dices oi gossip! 1 hop yoa will be edified, and if it give you any pleasure, I shall bo glad, xou bavo desired to know the particulars of manners and man agement in these splendid establishments; and as one may be considered as a type of others, and all are upon the same model. 1 shall violate no confi dence, by giving yoa these details of mode of living, wbollp diUerent from those whicn prevail with us. r.ach of these great houses has an ex tensive brewery, laundry, and meat-house, of it own: and these, with the home dairy, where fresh butler is furnished every morning, are always oi the best description, and well worthy of inspection. The steward's department in such aa establish ment is like tbe commissariat of a small army. Lite and Public Services or Juan Qcihct Adams, SixiIi President of the United States With the Uulocv delivered before the of New York, liv WiLLiiM H.

SxwakX). Auburn: 1)B- ar, MrLtia 6c Co. The character of this work is truly set forth in ihe preface, aa follower For mora than half a century Jo UN Qemcr Adams iisti orcupieu prominent position ueiore tne Amen can pvopJe, uiid filled a space in his country') history. 11m career wis protracted to extreme old nae. He outiired perineal enmity and party rancor, ilia purity of life Ins elevated and patriotic pnoci.

ciples of action his love of coantry, and devotion to its interests tns advocacy ol human freedom, and Uie rights of man brought all to honor and love him. Admiring legislators hung with rapture on tbe lips of ine f-iiu Man xuioqueru, biiu imiuoiiseageny perused the sentiments he uttered, as thev were scattered hy theiress .11 every toivn and hmnletof the Western Continent. At his defense, there was a eenera desire expressed for a hintory of Ilii life and limes. A work of litis description was understood to be in preparation by his family. It wa not probable, however, that this could oppcar under several years, urn! when.

published, would undoubtedly be placed, hy ii size iw id cost, beyond the reach the great muss ol renders. In view ol llieae circumstances tture was un evident waul of a volume of more linv itej compass a hook which would come within the means of tho people generally and adapted not only for libraries, and the higher classes of society, but would bud its wuy into the midst of those moving in the humbler walks of life. To supply this want, the rresent work has been prepared. The endvavor has been made to compress within a brief compass, the principal events of the lifu of Mr. Adams, and the scenes in which he participated to portray the lending traits of character which distinguished him from his contemporaries.

It has been the aim to present sueli an nspect of the history and principles of this wonderful man. as shall Jo justice to his memory, and afford on example hich the youth of America may profitably imitate in seeking for a model by which to shape their course through life. This task has been admirably performed, and, though humble in its pretensions, we suspect that this biography, brief as it is, wit) give to most rea ders better, truer and more defined conceptions of Mr. Adams, his long and tllustrious services, the purity of his motives, aud his unfaltering demotion to freedom, than could be gathered from the larger and more elaborate work said to be in preparation. Such a work is, indeed, necessary for the proper elucidation of the history of our country during the long period that Mr.

Adams was a prominent actor on the stage of life, but this is the book for the people, and Gov. Seward, in finding time for its preparation amid his multifa rious public and professional duties, has rendered a most acceptable service to the country. For sale by G. U. Derst Co.

The ravages committed in Mexico by tha Indians must speedily arrest the attention et our government and induce some action. We know not whether these Indians reside wholly in Mexico or partly within our territory, but probably tbe latter. If so, we are bound by treaty stipulations to punish them for their aggression, and reduce them to proper subordination and good behavior. In addition to the obligations of good faith on this point, th safety of our own people demands prompt and efficient action. From the necessity of the case, the many thousands of our emigrating to California, must go in small and detached parlies.

In no other way can thev be sure of obtaining the requisite forage for their cat tle. They are therefore peculiarly exposed, ignor ant, as most of them are, of Indian warfare, to be cut off by outlying bauds of Indians, stimulated by their two strongest passions, love of bloodshed and plunder It is already re i or ted that tbe Apacbes and Utahs, two of the most numerous formidable tribes on our Southwestern frontier, meditate hostilities upon the emigrants, and there is great reason to fear unless the Indians ere over awed by the presence of a strong and imposing lorce among them, that the march of tha etni grants across the continent will be made memor able by many scenes of aavage massacre. If the government shall decide upon doing anv thing to repress these the forco sent into their country should be strong enough to act with energy. Auy half way or insufficient measures would be worse thau none, for our power would be estimated by the force we should send, and if small would inspire contempt rather than salutary jjeace, and eventually give rise to a war more pro tracted and expensive than the war with the Semi ooles in Florida. Senator Bcutou'a Appeal.

i he following appeal of Mr. BxaTon i in his characteristic style, direct, bold and unflinching. The Accomac resolutions to which he refers, were drawn by UxiiRr A. Wise, in his hotspur tyle, and go the whole for the ultraism of dissolving th Union, rather than submitting to the prohibition of slavery in th new territories. The St.

Louis Republican of the remarking on Col. Bkhtoh's Appeal, says: The ground taken by Senator Benton in his appeal, exhibits the fuel that the Barnburntrt in thi State were right, and their enemies wrung, as to tbe opinions of Col. Beaton on this question. It settles Uie question that he will not regard the proposition to prevent the introduction of slavery into New Mexico and California, aj justifying him, as a Sena-t or as justifying the Southern States of the Union i.i any attempt dissolve the Union of these States, it settles the question that he regards th passage ol the Missouri resolutions as a direct censure upon him, althotu.h their advocates in that body, and in county assemblages, have disclaimed ony such purpose; and he distinctly tells the people that they may begin to took other Representative if thry persist in the exaction of such terras from" him. It places the Bart burners upon hiah around, and thev will now bow for their opponents now.

also. rh nr, nent of CoL Benton wjll persist in their denunci ations 01 inem tl makes an tsaus directly between the majority of tha lost Legislature and Cot. Beaton, on wtucu question nsjaps to the people. Col. Eehtoh is yirr (As Unin id coat the idee that, because th privilege to in: into free territories may be denied, this glorious Republic must ha dissolved and destroyed.

Con gress, Binder every administration, from Wasb-tsaTpa to Polk, has asserted th policy of prohibiting slavery in territories of the United States; aad it ia too late in the day bow for any section or any faction to dispute tba right. If it be asserted by Congress ia reference toiCalifornia and New Mexico, wo do v.X doubt that there will ha found even in tha Soath, -menof sense, patriotism and Influence enough to inculcate and to secure aa acquiescence ia tha law and a suppression of al treasonable scheme against tha Union. Tba following ia tha Appeal: To tht Btoph Tho General Assembly of our Stale, at its lata session, adopted certain resolution! on the subject of Slavery, and gave me lustrnctMaa to obey them. From this command I anneal to the doodIo of Mis ouri ins wnvte ooay ol tha people and If tney taaity 10 find a Sena lor carry toeir will into envctH as I cannot do any thine todiaaolre this Lrnir or to cuaurm me lnsiroeuooa. -1 snail anre tnesa an anusw uoe-nau Oi II apunst til oUier.

oo uosaamN a dunolutiun of tho Union ta be a toawwr, to pceecrlbed by stateaaaea, for tha disee- think It probabK from what I abearvfetttttfaara areasany nm guudtrasaa re th tnmo.7mZ Mabilujr af thi Union who do not see tba MhUnri txtoffh, Ste'te: which it mU by other. wh7 of iba isdWatetioa of soeh aiiiaMavaad te ie tba ea tha bssu step ia thi awivaauBt, aad rha- Ufa to Is it notice that nearly all hrrg number of Uermsns arriving this spring are of tha batter doss of agriculturists. They look hale aad hearty, ara veil clothed and well fed, and ara Well to do in th world with means abundant to procure them farms, in tha West, and to proceed to tho cultivation. -Our streets ara filled with such as these, and every boat tint leaves for the West has more or less of them oa board. The insecurity which exists in th German State for life and property, will continue to augment this class of emigrants.

iLr Tha Albany Alias, true to its instincts, ia laboring, day after day, in sympathy with the rioters of New Vork, and denouncing those who maintained tbe supremacy of the law, and protected tbe property and lives of peaceable citizens while in- the legitimate exercise of their tight. It sympathies arise undoubtedly from a supposed identity of those who attempted to fire the Opera Hoose with th and consequently the Atlas is bound to come to the defence, right or wrong. It is, how ever a good indication of a sound, healthy public sentiment, and just regard for law and order, that this course is confined to such papers alone that all those which reflect tho feelings of the mass of people every where, and which do not pander to tbe spirit of rowdyism and doslrucUveness uphold and justify the authorities of Nrw York in their decided aod energetic course in putting down lawicssnessand anarchy thns giving assu-unce of their power and disposition to protect lift and property from the wild outbreaks of ruffianly raobocraoy. Th Alias welcome to its associations in thi and to all tha capital, political or otherwise, which it con lake to its expiring faction from such 0 source. IU" A correspondent of the Utica Observer writes from l.iltlc Kalis thai Dickey, the supposed poisoner of Mm.

Njcf.lv, was discovered on Wednesday eveni at the hone of a relative about two miles from Fairfield. He was in he net of crawling ander the aocr. when, being ob I by the officers, be immediately cut his throat .,1 a penknife ii several places, rind soon after expired. VlT Circuit Court. The Circuit Court and Court of Oyer and Terminer for Monroe will commence its May esion on Monday next.

The Hon. CicH.tnD P. Mam. in. of Chautauquc, one of the Justices of the Supremo Court for the 8lh Judi cial District, 11 preside.

The of Dr. Jons K. IlAEiiKhBNooK, who stands committed on a cimrge of murdering Thomas Nott, by poison, is set' down for Wednesday of next week, and will conv: uu at thai lime. So says the American. Ur New TtnoRAfH Line.

Th Palmyra Courier says it is proposed to build a line of tele graph be worked by Morse's machine, from that village to Ithaca, to connect at the laller piuca wilh the New York and F.rie liue, and at Auburn with the Albany and HufTulo hue. A meeting was to have been held last evening, iu Palmyra, iu relation to this project. tCT The Toledo Blade, of the 15th, ij that the are progressing rapidly with their Telegraph line, through the Wabash and Miami Valleys. They are how engaged between that poin ami transport, ano promise to nave it in connec tion with Lafayette and Cincinnati by the 4lh of July next and are fitting up one cf the most sub stantiul line 111 tho country. Recorder Court may Term, 1MD.

MOM. J. O. HASTEN, RECORDER. May 18.

Amino; i. a.npbtll was found guilty of keeping gaini'liiig Iwjnse. E. Cook for defendant. Thomas blliarp was again put cm trial ir burglary 1 i.t v.

1 1 a i.i 1 1 1 1 Sharp in person and S. C. Coe for prisoner. This morning, I8ih, Sharp made a desperate at- tacs 011 me jailor, coming at him witn a poker. The consequence wos tne lodging ot a ball in sharp thijih.

He was this mornine, May 19, sentenced to Auburn for 12 years. Janus Velasau. Convicted of burglary 1st de (rce. Auburi: lit years. John Coleman.

Same. 10 years. Frederick Geger. Grand iorcrnv. 2 vcars.

Win. Trumbull, Larceny after a felony 5 years. refer ilanmgan. Urand larceny 2 years, ttos. Bart let t.

Petit larceny, Sd oifenc years. Richard Westerwa. Tried and convicted of com mitting malicious mischief. Sentenced to the Work House one year. The prisoner had daubed with ink the house of a widow lady in the city out of pore malice, and the Court remarked on pronouncing tbe sentence that this practice had been carried on Jo some extant in the city, and that he meant in this case, through the prisoner, to have it understood that such offences when hereafter tried and fixed upon the 1 l.

in uwusci 111 1111, vuun, wouiu uo severely panisneu. 1 u.i it Mrai i ti 11 larceny, secono onenrey Pleaded geilty to petit larceny. Sentenced to Work House 60 days. Abram Becker. Pleaded guilty to embezzling money less sura man 9 POUT OF A LO.

ARRIVED Mic lil. Steamer Baltic, l.udlow, lletroit; 0 lbs butter Itatrley olds Hour I bx fruit Hterulicrg co 190 bbls Bour 3 uuiuguam iuu udis nour 3 cks High iocs Weed 4k co. Steamer Clinton, Brown. Toledor 5 tcrand ti cks bams 11 bbls pork 117 do lard ill do beef 4 do (allow Hollcyc Johnson -5 bMs clover seed 1 do pork 3.hf bbls iardis kgs do llawley Ii bbU flaxseed 1 to butler a Hal-ard 13 tc- shoulders aod bnuis 31 bbls pork 5t ken lard L' IA.I 1 um cnene oeecner 1 nrils mrkory nuts lu-ibxs cbeesc Kelsev. Uonrera Jc TiIimi.

cattle 11 li tub 'JU bogs Klceuarty it Huglies 100 bbls Hour owner on board. Steamer Canada, VVilloughhy, Amhcrstburg; 47 casks ale I'entlund 11 hd catde 1 heree owner. Strainer Auicncn, Howe, IssDdusky; sks featiicrs Stiles IkOotnan 8 eks higfi ines 1 1 awtey I fat canie slieep Suvauier Morton. Robv. Monrav ".1 hM.

as i. 61 bbls grease Vi doz waKr.ls bis Hooker, PeekhaSB mt. mniura-v live pogs i itorsss otvuer 1 in balsa Steamer tiritfilb. Kinoman. Toledot XST tibia flnn.

Hazard 3 bbls oil Hatvkius, Aasiiu co 38 kbis olco- uui ou stii mi no naius iua raxes 1 cl rops bxssuo-drics Sears ac OrhUth. fcHeamer aUspateh, McSwain, Stanley) 4 sacks feathers ouis soeep sxins a ao aeer scias owner a bu BOtatoes owner. Steauier llUiuond. Miller, Erie; 100 kgs nails 31 baas oats wn 'J MOT I UJgC Steamer Emerald, Young, ffoiieilet Oreoou. alls.

Ucirait: WHO l.hl ly fease co 13uu do -21 cks aihes Nils Wlieelsr nn notiister. Propeller California. Clafke. Chieaeo; 1W hbk. iri berly, Pease fc co 145 do I hbis pork 1 do lard Molt, Paluier at co ail bids pork Weed U.

co 03 cks lard 133 do shoulders 37 kg lard hf bbls do Qebaon E- ana 330 btds pork 1 half bbl de Maxwell at co 3ri bbls flour 70 dODork 4k tliteheorkKiu hia. 1 Parker e5 bula beef 35 do pork and hams bf bbls beef nnigurs xis green niaes wauy.er, Clarke 4k co 190 bbls uonr n.unueriy, rease at co aia no A MorrlsoB m. co. Bshoooer Normin. Van Norman, Uover; 000 railroad ttes.

Scboooer Jones. Tbomsoo, Noriuaadalci bu peta- BCfeOkBl 'P tanshria vrt.m a twniiifj. Schooner A Myers, Myers, PI Colborne; IS tons ground blaster Beidea. ScbeoBer Wabasb, Diiirnbury, Pt Bur well; 0 ft lum- vct viiiiwn. Schooner Caledoaia, Brown, Pt Burwelli 78 0 luuiber 8cbaoer Royal Oak, Wilson, ft Bur well; ft lumber Schooner Saratoga.

Ruffi niton. Clrveland-. SSno Ku an bbls flour Wright u7 bu wheat Savaoe co UI I kU 1. IO. vw wwv mmi.

iiouni inn snouKiers 14 and 1 bU dried apples Daw. Schooner liennipgion. Pratt, Ashtabula; 13 cks asbes 137 tuwa: ns OTiira 1 ws sail sains maxwell at co I Ws suioked bams 8 Flsag 1 1 butter Harmon 17 'P nsroecs cks asnes-eecher. i-w ooy, LecKwooa. nadisoo liock; 00 Icet lumber Butts 0 tons Iron Wilkesoa 4k co 179 staves 8wa.

echooae Alias. Prstt.Ajinab.ila; 30 staves Parsons 0 kess butter bbls tallow 0 bbls butter 4 do rk a RMj.ha -I -I mm: i 1 iw)jv in imiiiv. oowaru at co. CJEAEED May 19. Steamer Baltic, Ludlow.

Detroit. Steamer Canada, Wiiloughhy, Aniberstbura Steamer Despatch. MeSwaia, Pt Stanley. Steamer Morton, Roby, Toledo. Steamer America, Howe, Sandusky Butmer Diamond.

Miller. Kr Swamer Kwetald, Youag, Chipoewa. Propel Troy, Dobbins, Cbieaaa. ltTl.i .1 I O.IM. Ok k.

-mm, OSH, OBICaSO. Propeller Priseetoo, Praa. Chicai Propeller laoajtiessio, Wood-fceMe Prooeiier Paasxssset. ftarC Tatadn. jpeBavobc, Wetniore.

Uauroee. tnt Tusearora, Peasv. Erie. salvia. Hail, Harwell.

ocfooorr uesarjeake. Traverse acting, BurweU ouwmci i-aiaii, an Koramaa, uuddvuIs. fchsoaar PsealHgioa, Prau, Asbtabuta. POST OF TONAWANDA. aaatvao auv ta Psopellerr Clay.

Root, Cleveland: Si bbU lard 01 leasee fcdgr 73t kbls flour bales BuJ a vvoeeier as co. Clkabju wlv t7 y-SclMOoer llodsgav Kenmu.CleTstaad;' Ult nknadse PORT OF CLEVEXAKD. ISio2J bids float jaaitesBhud bhlsdO; brl( Pewbattan, IlufT, bm ricST F. raEBirfx c. HO.

S78 MAIN 8THEET, BUFrAIXX lroTa or CSr ami Lrmn TWaast, Bxttrms, VuKm Thread. CgTi'r owmai.iii.factBttiermMVya.iS 37 Thev are also Amt. tnr i .71 flf tSOi ad To "German, ScS Si nu Hots. BirrTski this protc-iuoajU visit BtyUts Cure4 Hams. mm7SmmmVmmlJSmmy bmttrmm.

kala any cbiaatr, Jip, A4 EKBOM Ot FITCH. Hol Qrarrat Wan mmSm m7mm WwBakB). Sla BaaktaT AlvBM taw aJi discat ilai'ttl t. lie wen Bred in third time, oat Without eixecr, when they all retreated. Slutrp when he was hit tumbled over and crawled off on all tours.

The Jailor was not much hart, but slightly bruised on the head, side and arm. Threats have before been made upon Mr. Clakk. by desperadoes in confinement but the fearlessness with which be has discharged bis duty ha kept tbem in check before. The way he met the present attack will be likely to leach them a lesson of what they may expect if others should be made.

OT The Council held a special meeting thia morning and passed resolutions for the abatement of nuisance. A portion of th Health ln.rfr. ving resigned the services of the remainder were dispensed with, and C. Waldroh and Oxo. B.

Gates appointed special Inspectors, at $2 per day. Two special Constables were also appointed to look after the runners at th steamboats and cars. IT Tux Kxrrrosi Stats. Although a cor respondent noticed this new steamer, which has just been completed here, generally, yet we believe we have not given a detailed description of her several part" and capacities. She is the second boat upon the lakes in regard to sise strongly and staunchly built, and well adapted to the business which she is designed, freight and passage in Gen.

Rckd's Chicago Line. The following are her dimensions Length of hull, 288 feet. Breadth ofheurn, 35 including guards, 63 Depth of hold, 14 Length of Dining Saloon, 230 Breadth of ig Burden, carpenter's measure, 1460 tons. ane 11a 70 large and commodious state morns 90 of which are family, or double bed rooms. The la dies' cabin has 3li berths, with an ante and two fami ly rooms.

There are two large steerage cabins, one forward and the other aft, with 10 large family rooms of 9 and 12 berths each. The main cabin which was designed by Capt. E. I'owkrj is one of the most elegant on the lakes. Its furniture, from the warehouse of J.

Staatj. of this city, is in keeping with the rooms which it decorates. The Keistont State is to be propelled by a powerful beam engine of 500 horse power, manufactured in New Vork, and though not designed for naf boat, yet she will make as good average time as any other. She has a capacity for storing 6000 bbls. of flour, and her main dock is roomy and convenient.

Altogether the Keystone, is a splendid specimen of naval nrchi-tecturo. and well displays the skill of her designers and builders, Messrs. Hirmr.LI. Si Banta, of this city, who are not surpassed upon tho western waters in turning out specimens, of workmanship, which for strength and beauty of model, and splendor of finish challenge the admiration of nil who witness them. Tho Keystone takes her place in I efd's Chicago Line, and intends leaving on Monday evening.

is under the charge of Capt. Richards, well known upon the lakes as an officer of long experience, with competent and gentlemanly assistants in the variona departments. ET Black's Patsht Firk Proof Paiwt, on Artificial Slate. We would call the attention of our readers to an advertisement in another column of this most singular and valuable substance. It is, perhaps, well understood it has heretofore been only black, and consequently was used mostly for roofs.

I 1 DLiKi nan tiisccverea another mine in the vicinity of the first, which i colored with red oxide of iron, giving to the substance a roost beautiful chocolate hue just Ihe fashionable color of the day, for the outside of the building, and as it is the natural color, it will never fade, but forms a complete stone coating on the brick or wood walls, thro' which not a particle of moisture can pass. The longer it remains on, the more solid and permanent it seems to become. Unless we are much mistaken in the character of this discovery, it will prove of vast importance. As long as we continue to construct our building of such perishable materials, it seems accessory to shield thsnj if possible from th ac tio" of the elements. Blaka's Patent Fir Proof Paint appear to be just tbe artid desired for this purpose-, and we ore assured that the teats to which it has been submitted hav "invariably produced the same result.

This singular substance is found in Sharon, Medina county, Ohio. When first discovered it was found below the secondary hoe stone rocks. It is soft and easily worked, but becomes holder by exposure to the atmosphere. When dry it is ground in a milt to an impalpable powder and mixed with oil for use. The following, on analysis, wr found to be its elements- Silica, 54 Alumina, 24.5 Protoxide of iron, 4 Carbon, 1 lime.

1 Water and loss, 3 100 Tho supply, we are iold, is abundant, and Mr. Clake is prepared 10 fill orders to meet a very large demand. If this substance fully maintain the character hich the tests, and the experiments in it for the past two years have given, we have no doubt but that its use will become universal. It ii cheap, and therefore economical and as ft performs the offices I of paint and of a preserver of buildings it proves it- me 11 nog wmcn nas oeen so long desired. Mr.

B. is now in this dry for the purpose of introducing it here. 07 The Lake Ontario steamboats are haviug lively times, and travellers are, consequently, having low fare in fact they ore carried for next to nothing at all. The Bank of Upper Canada own tbe opposition boats that ore now running against Mr. Ha Wilton's mail line, and one of each leaves Hamilton and Niagara daily ibr Kingston, via Toronto and other intermediate ports.

In some instances passengers have been carried the entire length of the lake for one shilling in the cabin and for nothing on deck. I wenty-fi ve cents cabin and ooo shilling steerage, is the common price. The Kingston papers think that a dollar and a half, witnout board, would pay. Tbe regular fare by the moil tin ba been bitterly $4 be tween 1 orontp and Kingston ET The Keese villa RemuilUan say that very largo portion of the Western World is supplied with plumbago taken from the mountains in Ticonderoga, wnre it is found in appa- ranuy lDcinaiisUMe quantities. There are Tn that town three manufactories of pencil points, Sending out several millions annually, besides vast quantities of store blacking, some of which it equal, perhaps in some respects superior, to the celebrated British Lustre.

ET Ladies ara very fond of keeping th door knobs, spoons, plates, die, in brilliant order. Now if instead of water and chalk, and such preparations. ladies will use camphine and rotten stone, a far brighter, quicker, and more durable polish can be ob- teined than in any other way. Camphine is tbs tkjl used tor producing th exquisite polish of da-guairautyp plates, and northing has ye beau found equal to it- So sarra a kjs" I Poxcroocxsx Exruocxs. Another partr, 54 ia DBtabar, of the 1000 persons who fled from tha Island of Madeira to Trinidad, on account of religious persecutions, arrived at New York oa Saturday from Trinidad.

They are under the care the Aiaiericaa Protestant Society. The Albany Eetmmm Journal state that the lad ton of Albany are preparing cloth ing for these refugee, who are on their way to tba west, wber a tractof brid has been rum lutein fill tilCfB. u7IIi.bbor t.tXTto. Tha election bald in Oswego, sor the lax payer to vote 00 th qneatioa 01 a tax of 87,000, iur ta improvement of tha Har- borand repair of th east pier, on ToMday, result ed as follows Whole number of vote rest, 431 For the tax, gig Against the tax, 93 ballots, i Majority tor tax, 1 ffiw I7Tm Potato Rot. Tba fact, which we saa stated, tht the potatusai raieed uecwu win, the rot, etn to cattSna tha theory that' tha ditaoaa spreads by floating pvttcieaia tha tliay saas.

ftaatmaapaatai alNa)(t iron th roach of th Sxt SmomaoL Mast Oltvia.Ta Tbi other dies, have patjtiaaaJ th atBOrv. ftv' tKe asMdh ttuttn land MR. RICHARD RITR8, The best Principal Btdr living; together with Mr. B. RL'NNtLIjj, utc Herculean two and four Horse I CHANO WON ANO, the wonderful Chinese Perforuter; Mr.

O. W. 8AROEANT, the graat Dra Eaumrinn; Moiw. BI'BBEMa, tbe ceieoraled Caw Ball Mr. COLE, the unrivalled OosnWCks.

Min JOIi.N.-iON, and Mcsdamrs COLE and iOa a Female Kquenrians of oetcbrltyi Mr. R. W. SMl'f prince cf Couiic fingers; Messrs. WACLES.

I TAIHALL, UHnBUH and Mil nm cias (rynioaats, and otners or acknow) In their various departments. The, 1 aula major Tbe smallest Human Being Incxisftncr, I bftad iu ik ruig, logeuicr wttu aia ratty extm charHe. Box 8S cents? ChlW prir Doors open at and 7crfc i and 74 P. M. -Wt half- I7dete DISHOl.l TION-Tbe paru.

ieting undrr tlie firm of Basra. ottem, was dim- sot on tne nrsrday of April tari. 1 Grocery i ess will be contiBued by ii. BjutYI tbe old stand, 136 East Hebeea street, and the usie of tba first eV Uedb luiu. May Klb, 1M9.

7 U. iRAYMAlf, mylrW U. g7 BRAYMAW. lAllRY SAIV Fcisry Dairy Ball, eoestan- XFIfoohaBd and for lbs beat toad or smaller q.iantVy.by g. BAYAOB 4k tX, atylbtjet tv-Ts Wsrenoe.s.

Long Wharfc i Proof Paint; Jjs QR ARTir I'Hia singular aniele laibld in fin powder, tb which is mixed with linisadBii le the rnaslsiiBi i er lauek paiat, aad applied with a brush to wood, tin, iron, aiae, eaner or brick, aud oa Muosui a few amh na aoaphere, it turn to. stDfwt covering whatever applied mUm-a perfect stale or coat of mail, impervious ta dr or tne action of the wentiirr, the fire will char tb weed before the slate will aive waf snd tbe looser exposed ihe spstosphere, ta harrisr Hwmi patiasuint aassM i to become. Ills cnllarlvaipMd for eoveriag wood, iron or tin roofs, for stetunbcatdUMi car decks, for raUread bridges aad dstaHs, for all sm-Ss of eeat nob, oikfy thing fod wt protect from (re or weather. 1 J1 hrTGorern ment has rs ntrd a patent fr ths discovery--of itpplieatioBinie waouOeture of tb Weather and -Firetroof Compos oa, or Artificial Male, and tbs fttaas FslrefKew York.ield 1 Bcesember Iast7 granted a pjoM to the paatntae, and tbe American Iaauarai ft. 1 would call tbebttetalon of tbe public to a ilia nasi shout three rarsince of ao artichi aissiiar so ass btsck pisnieot Ikji nted ot iu being roscred with th -black oxide of Ira, is colored with tbe rsd, giviac tijesab-titnce laautiful Ctiocoiale, th fashionabhtcoM of dh day for tide of building.

It does not berets gulls MUard as the is notquite ao aooo for httge qiw-nvof now prepared for market, and 1 nTajWkNMSh WOWt the-hn I oTJZ, I I tJAWTIOH Mtc 'SSI imnoaition. as slnslha ai. I Crer mV tTif PmnT PIaft InM Lij I- "ra grinaiug ana snuag all kinds of stuff, of it no better than tb dirt la tba Meet er clay bv sanybai.k, calling it ail aosd dr ad wsk proof p. They gay it is Ilk mute, bet ot a djinerent color. mix enough of aiae la give It tb SsXMOr, and sell It iy article.

Orbers are engaged tn ding end o- Ifor ale prcclssly OM sajne sybstaoee I use ia my Jtird aruclc aud say that uWy bar a rtgBttosell th. Jcrbetore ii is mixed with oil 10 aaafeo tweompound, chose that mix and eeetl atost tab lb 1 ml iv notice to all mm boy, asia -with oil, and use this paint, in the caannsr set fonk, (ax-fP from Mt jrsgeats,) Uiai I shall bald Uwm te glast thos xasTtbus ialring my right. Tb puBM MCtcfot ie sfe irom fraud, will particular as gthbarre Jre all marked "Blake's Patent Fire aad Weather ProrfArtiBcial Slate. Tbe genuine aniele aaa atui Uiaeabf badof e. t.

bond. vaaaiuluraK. eaa snan COBIBSellf salts at 4W J. H. CXX.EMAM.

i. Agents for ftuflkio. 1 THE IaAOIKS-JusT as- vhoi enure new bttles and Pai riMtuaUty 01 Urceo, Figured snd evsr brought Inm this market, mtiskti fbr Lf aad Parasols. aVtbC Parasol Mannfbctorv, S3. Mala afreet rmna.

iy r-s wore, may in fs ftore. may 19 MRB. L. LEVlrl', it lisani-i oe subscriber is ence ia any quantity, ou abort aad vnu any person in the eity. vim Omt am la sood stvle.

at from lt aau Per toot, I for bps my and durability. Is not ercebsd kx arrf axannanred In thi- eitv. asrsiuB, BatanuB's om Barn, ua's old Barn, Mechanic MsrtasswBmi brwawsia TTSbXxi At wholesale, for sale by MA. MABOEAJIT, nt tne new vara B- sOI.8 0ISJNFECT1NO FtUID-. foretitmiliisrl uoheelUlv or tianlssssBi ilinris Of ick sinks, celisrs, privies or wAttd fhr dwBfcsjj ing alt contagion proceeding from Ck.

ra.BhrpFvv,e. 1 (use will dot very touch towards keeping st bay this drid courgaof th Bumaa race, the Cholera. Tbe 1 BhrSinr Bill USlle WhiCh if BBS aaia.aa aa. i bniiortsat and a sc ass try to adopt some ssade 1 Which we may foil it in some attacks; and tbsr is "'OfwnicU wijlmoro enectually do so than this artkl. v.

m. Dxia i uu as Mala st. 1 LOT IOR OF L.IME The Eogiudx, a first wuur. wtw ssue rv Sr ft C. BRISTOL.

Main t. Il.IlW'iJi'S til.irB-Por sslefcr A mylKrl e. C. BRISTOL. "tr B-.

mm. 3-J CORDIAlr-Th' for Qiarbaw iu use, for sale by C. C. BRISTOL, 6 Mala st. tost njsriliins aMSr 29Um BA BBBOBWB.

13RxNTONR-ANO SIILPHC AJ myl9r c. BRISTOL'l C. BRISTOL, 33 Main VVLAX a xb ass a si. case of verv tin VauilAhtf BBiBrrrii. vss liala at fA KiiAs-Pcnrl Barlcv.

Tapioea. Pesri tar Vr Hecker Farina, Robinson's Pstent Groats aad Bar-frYfbraaiaba fyottOr a fl. 47. BRISTOL, US Main 1 fTLEfsII Brf'CJWII Flesh Ciovea. Theas A' -arc useful ia preventing an attack of Otuhiis todlly flCMiineaa sad free perspiration through tbe.

pores of tb FliTire maacrs bow worthy of atlniuen. Every family oght tn be MppJied with the Brush or Glows. Sold by Hnttsr C. C. BRISTOL, tag Mia wt.

fiffe ti 0018 TbU day received enUrcly aew stork atHLstyle of. Purse Trimmtacs, Twist, Beads, Fin, frrclioa; Liucav rotioo aad Silk Floas, JSraids, 0rd, Taswl. PanerBS. Worsteds, Silk and Weaaad Braid and Ord. and esreat variety of sinwisr (poda, nemHvW3 GREAT VARIETY STORE, Biy1tf Ml Maiasti! VI niraTERN Window Kin.

Hearux, Brootn, am everv es- ssibVob Of wrusbes, eoosssniiy -TdSfiluMS GREAT VARIETY STORE, 7 IwyWtf ll Mais at, Jr netCtaOkio oaa Bora Back Combs, BbcU Kid. I and rocket, Ivory and Horn Combat ajse, th Lm- mt.f Jfeaa Combs, and all af 4be 7VT.T bs bsdst AMWWo GREAT VARIETY STORK. 2 O. DABNTJH, 11 MAIN VTBT Ja Utters for Sale lu a us ii titles to suit-. Tap Measurers.

Horn 3 to lite fast, fercsssicw Caps and Pills O. D. IHIstl California oor 1 Playii'rds. nr all qualities. adusJiti.

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