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son. Ear. has been for governor or Iowi. He ii man The. eleeiinn in Auust, being the fim Mormons have lately corameno 'lands in Lake Michimn themselves there.

Louis paper no less than aii liave been lost already thia rear, collisions, and anan. anm. Iiundred and scixiv.nn i nl.and destruction or property. making at present to reform I iniquity about the Five Points, ie proving successful. mat antra that "the man tsb" arrived in that village last pop several days, but found the Kt for him lhat he left in fifteen IIBlatUre of New HammK.

'a. created aix new hsnlr roit have nrrwniMl aa r. he temperance lecturer, a pom jreu ana tniny hve dollars in city of Mexico say the cholera great violence, three hundred utt. pro. uomioii, uaa oeen present, types to form a new dress for croft, or Boston, has purchased wnere be is about to take op cinnati ate holding meetings to rrest the fearful nmirreM it prevails to i great ructing a plank road from unk, is now joing forward rap.

M'hic aava Imm sir sh have been caught and put np n. famous and we'l lmn Merchanta' Exchange, is about inniosatisly European mort Iarme rs ho receive blanks from aking the U. census, are re outimmediatrlv.anrl i ik icallrd lor. A tenant house on the fkm. Lr million, v.

as consumrrl fi I ic. at 4 o'clock. It as occupi Kunmureinomlvajiv r. JJOO in the Dutchess Mutual In Some three months inr. Bo be made both in Albany and s.uroau irora each city to Rot movement in one city seemed I movement in the ntker rlrieraiination to go ahead and uuch spirit wae displayed at at a distance beran toferl krife and watch the indications.

by the Troy Whiff, lhat the ad ia going on finelr thronirh ibat the locomotive may be ug by the iounh of July next." side of the road how things any aide, we have not heard necessary lor the Albanians to judge by what the Trojans The Hudson (Zm rmttm idful aeriiint iivui VIUJIC1IC ie family of Mr.J. W. Holmes, rilPIH.Cl1ltmrlisl nnittai hvuuijt vu 1115 lee and a Bisier of hers, Mras iu uu a lamp lib campbrne be fiuid look fire and exploded. 'ma they both ir, lurs. Holmes to tbe next fire was nttf nut tin nt d.

and Mias Lord shrieking for u.im.nce reacneo Per and the nsoea. lioih died in a few Iccount of two valuable liret it were, in the manner is, of others have been lost be! 10 which warninga without Iven. 11 people whousecam the precaution alwaya to ex ire ihey attempt to fill a lamp. Inn perfect safety; but thia, it any are willing to do, not ated warninga of danger Ivbicfa might be so easily avoid I to occur, and it is doubtful we must say a word about men and children that are an lieir clothes taking fire. There which the combustible mater be easily rendered incom re is no necessity of having do.

IT so, tbe precaution ted. But it is about the way hres that we would now I where women's or children's would instsntly he flat down Id, any third prison present more than a towel, or any 111, or handkerchief, or a man I could extinguish the flames fore they could do any ma 1 attacked; Or, if nothing or folding tbe clothes quick liber aa possible, tbe flames lushed before ibey ootid do 1 hand alone. This cam be herself, ifahe can preserve lo do it, for the burning under I alow gives time. 1 erect or run Into the an ia lea with lbs utmost parts and produce certain Reported for the Journal and Xacle. SUPREME COURT.

ri derided ysiyTrm o. tie Swrtme Henry Williams and 'others va. Kaihaniel Williams and others. Executors, Tbe testator Ibe trustees of the Presbyterian thureh, in the village of Hnntin0on, and their suc imm. for the tuDPort and maintamsnee jTminwier of said church, the interest of one half tObeaPTTn IIIIUVIIJ IWl UIBfc fUIIVCVtUU MIC sthei half to be placed on interest and accumulate until 11 amounted to $10,000, and then tbe interest dthrvbole tobe applied annually fotever.

He also bequeathed the rum of 6,000 to Zeophar fjatley, John Wood and Charles Sturgrs, and their sccci PHns in trust, to be placed on interest and accumulate aa iu the bequest to the church, for a per petoal fund for the education of the children of the poor, who should be educated in tbe Academy in the village of Huntington. At the English common liw estates were frequently locked op byperpe toiiiea of thia kind, and ere tbe legitimate offspring of tbe feudal system. The republican spirit ol ibis country haa alwata been averse to the absolute mb nension of the power of alienation, and tbe legislature of the state of New York, by an act entitled "Of accumulations of personal property, and ol expectant mates in such property," have declared that "1 ne absolute ownership of personal property shall not be suspended by any limitation or condition whatever, for a longer penod than during the continuance, and nntd the termination of not more than too hves in being at the date of the Instrument containing such limitation or condition or it aucb instrument be a will.for not more than two lives in bring at the death ot tbe testator." Tbe Court therefore held that both bequests were void, because it earned into effect would suspend tbe sbsolate otinerabipolthe two sums of money, contrary to the above provisions of tbe Statute. The decree til ihe Vice Chancellor of the Second Circuit made in ibis case on the I6lh day of Dec. therefore reversed, and the money decreed to be distributed lo the residuary legatees named in the will.

Gaines, lor plfla Woodruff and Goodman, for defts. Charles Patterson and Harvey Roe agM The Dutches County Iron Company. The defendants areortcerea corporation, locatrd in the town of ftonlieast, Dutchess county, and were indebted to the plaintifis on a promieeory note for $500. Some time last winter the defendants becoming embar raeed.tnade an assignment. Tbe plaintiffs brought run against Ihem and complained upon tbe note tbe same as agaiUBl a natural person, alledging that tbe Uutchees County Iron Company made their promis eory note, without setting forth the fact that they ere a corporation, or avowing by they were a corporation.

The defendants demurred to the tumplamt.fur this reason, alledging lhat as tbe corporation was an artificial person and a creation of the legislature, that tact must be net forth in the eaihngs to euliile the plaintiffi lo recover. At the special term judgment on the demurrer as rendered fot ihe plaintilfs, and the detendanta appealed. The Supreme Court afhmied ihe judgment. J.Emoit.torplfls.; W. Euo, for defts.

Myron R.Brown ag'sl The Dutchess County frtn Company. The aame point was raised in this iBse and fame judgment given as in the last. E. A. Buttolph, rerpondent, ag'at Allied B.

Street, appellant. jVolice lo "el aside reiwrt ol referee, and motion lor new trial. Buttolph was formerly MaMer in Chancery, and held in bis hands monies, the proceeds ol lands sold by linn as Master, under a decree in a partition buit. William 1. Street was solicitor for plamtifl, and one Newcomb a guardian, ad ltt for infants.

Street claimed the costs ol the guardian ad litem, and this suit seemed to have arisen out of his desire lo get thecnelsol both aides, the mil being a friendly one. Buttolph paid the tobts ol the guardian ad litem, lo Street, and after lerwardsa bond of indemnity was given to Buttolph to save him harmless from the consequencea ot such pament. Jewcorub sued Buttolph and recovered tbe costs, and Buttolph now sues on the bond given by defendant, the brother of William 1. The plaintiff claimed that the recovery bv Ne wcomb worked a forfeiture ot tbe bond of indemnity Defendant contended thai the recovery by ewcomb was solely by reason ot declarations ot Buttolph, lhat he bad the moniea et in bis bands would pay oterto Kewcomb.when iu (act he had previously paid them to Street, and that therelore the recovery ot Newcomb'a was plaintiff's ow fault. Plaintiff denied making such allegations, and contended that if hedid.Newcomb could recover independently from them.

Judgment below as given for the plaintiff, and roouon lo set aside report, and for new trial denied. James C. McCarty. receiver of James B. ruk, aii't Samuel rmdar.Jr, appellant.

Fisk was en gnged in business, at Ked Hook in becoming embarrassed, be made a transfer ol his stock in trade to Pindar, ho had heretofore been his cleik. The poods were estimated lobe worth about $2000, and the consideration of the transfer consisted of a valid note lor 300 and two sham notes to cover the rest. Creditors of commenced proceedings supplemenrary to execution on iheir judgments, bt tore tbe County Judge to compel a discovery ol his property. The remit of those proceedings was an order made by ibe Judge that tbe plaintiff be appointed receiver, and ordering Fisk to assign hia property to htm. The receiver then brought ibis suit agjinBt Pindar to recover of him the amount of the debts upon which the proceedings supplementary to execution were founded.

On the trial of this suit the plaintiff offered in evidence theordera made by Judge Row ley. by which he was appointed receiver. Tbe drlendant objected to these being read in evidence, and argued that as the County lnrfsp in this matter was an office of snecial luris diction, the plaintiffs should show the existence of judgments ana executions issueu inereon, reiurnea unsatisfied. The plaintiff also offered Flsk and ife as itnesscs, to hich the defendant objected, because FuJs wb the: party for whose immediate benefit the suit was prusecuted, as when a judgment was rendered and collected of Pindar, it would be the payment of Fitk's debt, and that if be could not testify, hia wife was also incompetent. The defendant also contended that one of the orders appointing the plaintiff receiver, was defective on its lace, because it appeared that the execution referred to in it, was returned in thirty days from IhMirae of being issued.

All these points were decided against the defendant, whereupon be accepted and appealed to this Court. The judgment of the Court below was affirmed with costs. A. Wager, for plrl Armstrong and Haight, for deft. SUPREME COURT.

Peeuwnt made at the General Term, held at Tc' leepue, tn the Second District, July 12, 1S50. John R. Hackett vs Samuel Fleet el al. Plaintiff in person. R.

Lock wood of Counsel; John A. Lou, for delendanL On rehearing decree ai Special Term, allowing demurrer, ith leave to plaintiff to amend his bill, affirmed with costs Pbmeas Smith vs Thomas liurch. Western Coren, plfla attonnes W. P. Buflell, for deft.

On a case for a new trial New trial denied with costs. Nicholas Miller, plff. in error, vs Josioh Purdy, dtlt. in error. M.

Mitchell, for plff. J. K. Beers, for dell. On wnl of error to the County Court of Westchester county.

Judgment affirmed with costs. David J. Fyson, appellant, vs. James S. Thayer, public administrator, respondent.

J. Eagar, lor appellant W. (S. Sterling, lor respondent. An eppralfrom judgment at Special Term.

Judgment affirmed ith costs. James Cobb, respondent, va Ami Dows and Frederick W. Guiteam. G. M.

Spier, for plff. J. Boeworth, for deftfl. On appeal from a judgmeut tntered on tbe report of a referee, made on the whole issue. Report of tbe referee set aside, and ludgroent given lor the delendants with costs.

Edward SmithSd. impleaded with Nathan Smith, ads Edward Smith Bushnell, attorney lor Ganime, tor plff On case made to set aside rrimrt of refercea. Report set uside.and a new trial granted before same referees costs to abide the etenu Henry Williams and others, vs. Nathaniel Wil. hams and others, executors, S.

W. Gaines, lor plff. Woodruff and Goodman, tor defts Decree of the Vice Chancellor of tbe Second Circuit, made on the 16th day of December, 1844, reversed. Charles J. Howell, respondent, vs.

Samuel B. Ruggles, appellant. A. Wright, for respondent li. J.Ruggles,fur appellant.

An aptiea! from judgment at fipccial Term. Judgment affirmed with cows. The Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church, in the city of Brooklyn, vs. tt llham Sleel and others. Jos.

M. Greenw cod lor plaintiffs J. Dikeman fur delendants. On appeal from a Judgment at Special Term oerrulmg demurrer. Judgment affirmed with costs.

William B. Townsend vs. Daniel Low. II. D.

Towesend plaintiffs attorney J. B. Purdy for defendants. On bill ot exceptions to set sside a nonsuit and for new inal. New trial denied with costs.

Maria H. Miller, admx. appellant, vs. Henry Cu lien. respondent, J.

P. Rolfe for appellant; N. F. Wanng for respondent. On appeal from a decree of Surrogate of Kings Co, Decree ol Surrogate reversed in respect lo all the proceedings before bim subsequent to the rendering of the account by the appellant, without ccsta to either party.

John Cocswell vs. Wm. II. Onderdond, administrator, 4 c. On case agreed upon by the parties without action.

The proper panics not being before the Court, further action in the matter was declined. Peter Lcton Henry, respondent, vs. Harriet T. Henry, appellant. G.

W. Monell tor respondent Reete for appellant. On appeal from a decree at Special Term. Decree affirmed. Oliver Poet and John H.

PoBt re. Samuel D. Craig. Geo. Miller for plaintiffs defendant in person.

On demurrer by defendant to plaintiffs replication to defendant's plea in abatement. Judgment tor plaintiff on tbe demurrer with costs, ith leave to drlendant to rejoin in SO days. William Hewett ads.Gorus Angevine. S. F.

Reynolds, defendant's attorney; J. W. Tompkins fur plaintiff. On bill of exceptions lor a new trial. New inal denied.

John Nicoll vs. The New York Erie Railroad Company. Habbrouck Si. Boice plaintiff's aitornies J.J. Monell for defendants.

On an appeal by defendants from a judgment at Special Term. A re argument in thia cause ordered. Robert S. Livingston, appellant, vs. Philip B.

Mdler, respondent. C. L. Monell for appellant W. Eno for respondent.

On bill ol exceptions on the pan of the plaintiff, appellant. New trial denied. Pbihp B. Mdler ada. Robert S.

Livingston W. Eno lor defendant C. L. Monell for plaintiff. On bill ofexceptiona on thepan of the defendant.

New trial granted costa to abide the event. Oliver D. Bums vs. Abraham Higbte. n.

B. Dur Jea for plaintiff; George W.Nuea tor defendant, lotion lor new trial granted costs to abide the event. Albert G. Hedges, respondent, va. Samuel A.

Seeiy, appellant. Judgment at Special Term re versed with costs. Franklin E. Corwin and Ira C. Corwin, rcspond ents.azn.Jabrx Y.

Coram, appellant. Appeal from judgment at Special Term in lavor ol tbe plaintiffs uoon their demurrer to Hrfendant's answer. Judgment ot the Special Term affirmed with costs. manes I Vlteraon and liaivey Roe, respondents, aget. the DulchresCo.

Iron Co, appellant. J.Emott fur plaintiffs W. Eno for defendants. Appeal from judgment for plaintiffs at Special Term on defendant's demurrer to tbe complaint. Judgment affirmed with costs Myron R.

Brown, respondent, agst. Dutchess Co. Iron Co, appellants. Same aa last case. Edward A.

agst. Alfred B. Street, appellant. Varick Eldndge lor plaintiff; Street for defendant. Motion to set aside report of referee and for new Inal.

Motion denied with costa. James C. McCarty, Receiver ol James B. Fiak, agamat Samuel Pindar, Jr. appellant.

A. Wager for plaintiffs Armstrong Conger for defendant. Appeal from judgment at Special Term. Judgment affirmed with costs. Robert Walla and Anna ins wife, Benjamin F.

Arnold and Emma bis wife, appellants, agst. Jonathan Aikin and others, respondents. Dodge Campbell for appellants; H. Swift for respondents. Appeal from decree of Surrogate of Dutchess County.

Decree of Surrogate affirmed without costs to either party. Adolphus YndewaiT, appellant, against Edwin Stockholm; re apondenl. Monell Ai Owen for appellant; John Thayer lor respondent. Appeal bom judgment of Dutchess County Court reversing a judgment of a Justice of ibe Peace. Judgment of the County Court reversed with costs, and Jus tice'a judgment affirmed.

Coe G. Bradner vs. Alexander McCarter. Plaintiff in person Wilkin lor defendant. Appeal from order of Special Term, granting judgment as in case of non suit for nut proceeding to trial in pur susnee of stipulation.

Order revered on entering into new stipulation lo try at next Circuit in Orange County. FoKEiGii. The Steamship America arrived at Halifax onThursday dates one week later from Europe, but with no news orimportance except ihe desih of Sir Robert Peel.one of tbe greatest statesmen of the British empire. Hon. Na tbaniel Silsbee, for several years a United States Senator from Massachusetts, died at his res dence at Salem in lhat state, on Monday last.

The New1 York Star takes the ground that gentlemen are not bound by politeness to give up their seata in railroad cars and omnibnssea to ladies that what they pay their money for they should keep, and make ladies punctual to secure Beats lor themselves or go without them. The ErnsiiTiON or Ma. Fuxkobc by the public may be gathered in part from the following from himself and cthcra. In an adddrees to hia ooubliluenla, wpon rectguiog his seat iu Congress, he aaid of himself, after having acrved three yeara in the Stale and eight years in the National councils: 1 came among you a poor and friendless boy. You kindly took tns by Ihe hand, and gave me your confidence and support.

You have conferred upnn rue distinction aud houors for which I could make no adequate return but by an honest and untiring effort faithfully to discharge the high trusta which you have committed to my keeping. If my humble efforts have met your approbation, I freely admit that, next lo the approval of my own conscience, it is the highest reward which 1 could receive for daya of loll and nights of sleepless Mr. Wiulhrop, in a letter tn the citizens of New Piesideultul campaign, anticipating the possibility of a msfortuua like thai which has occurred, said "If suy accident befal him, Gen. Taylor which Heaven avert, jour own Millard F'llmore will car ry out such an administration to its legitimate com pletion." Gov Seward said "In tbe name aud character of Mr Fillmore wo have every guaranty that a Whig can desire." General Taylor himself, in acknowledging lbs grateful emotions with which he received the nom uation of the Whig Convection, said "These emotions were increased by associating ny name with that of a distinguished citizen of New York, whose acknowledged abilities and sound conservative opinions might have justly entitled him to lbs f.nt place on the ticket" The President Fro. Tern, of the Senate.

The follow ing are the remarks of the Hon. Wat R. King, ou beiog conducted to the chair of the Senate by Messrs. Dickinson and Berrien, ho having been unanimously elected president pro tempore of that body on Thursday. Senators: Words cau only feebly express the grateful and warm fecltnga which penetrate my heart on account of this tnauifestatiou of kinduess and confidence, so unanimously displayed by the Representatives of th sovereign stales of the Union.

Had it been the pleasure or tny political friends to place mc Ibis distinguished position, it would have been a source of gratification and pride. I should have fill, as I trust I shall always feel iu every situation iu which I may be placed, a solemu obligation in the discharge of the duties imposed upon me. How much stronger, then, Seuatoia, la the obligation imposed upon ms now lo discbarge those duties ith utmost fidelity, wheu I am called lo this place by no political party, by no section, but by the unanimoua expreB moil of the wishes of the Senate While I preside hers I shall endeavor lo enforce mildly but firmly, and I trust impartiality, alt the rulee prescribed for the goverumeul of this body. I shall endeavor to apply the parliamentary law as laid down iu the books on every occasion, believing, aa I do, from long experience and observation, that it is promotive of harmony aod of sound legislation. Should I err, I look to tny brother Senators to correct me in the spirit of kindness aud for such correction, so given, I shall alwajs feel sincerely grateful.

RemarXmble Pretervatwn Yesterday afternoon, as the Poitlaud train was passing through Maiden, the engineer, as the engine came from under the bridge, saw a small boy drawing a wicker baaket rtrriage upon the track, lie blew the whistle, aud the boy seeing tbe approaching train, attempted to draw the wagou out of danger, but had only partially succeeded, when be abandoned it in his fright aud ran. Before the locomotive reached the carnage, the motion bad been in a great degree checked, but the collision was sufficiently powerful to break the basket work. The coK' caichrr, however, caught the infant child and threw it upon the side of the track. Upon reaching it, it was found lhat ihe ouly iojury re. ceiied was a scratch on tbe forebed.

Boston Tranicnpt. For the Journal Eagle. Loafer Vandalism. What I say to you, wibh you to say to the com munityof this Tillage. It hafbecomethecu'tomoffateon Saturday nights, after retiring hours for detent and sober people, for a eanc of rowdies to prowl about the stmts of our beautilul village and break stoops, obtluct streets, break down tbe fence about the Reervoir and in front of gardens, and do so many other Indecent acts tbat a sober man would be puzzled to Imagine where the fun iay in doing them.

Lat Saturday night the Fcamps on one of tbeir excursions broke down the fences in front or four or fire valuable garden and left them einosed to the depredation of the liritt cat tie that might chance to stray within the viLinity thereof. Now, Mestrs. Editors, I believe that you have the good of the community at heart and my wi is that you would be particular in mentioning what I am going to relate. have, since the rascals did Ibetr Ubt woik, been credibly informed that it was all the work ot a set of ftoredelks In this village, all dreserd In black attire a mere fit emblem forthem to appear in after the deed was consummated, as ft is a very fit subject tor tbe perpetrators to mourn over. But 1 am not so particular on that point astbe next in view, and I do hope that due attention will be paid to it by the proper persons, bich is, that the merchants and traders ot our village will enquire into toe matter stid ferret out the offenders fordepend Ufion it, the clerk who wilt be guilty of such conduct ill not hesitate to rob hn employer's monry drawcr.

Poughkeepste, July 19th, ItlaO. Dcccscv. THE MARKETS. Reported for the Journals: Eagle. Poll ghkeepsie Markets Thursday, July IS.

FLOUR. 1 here is a lair demand for Flour, and the market is without change. We renew Is it cck's quotations: $6 00 forcommon grades; 66 2MOS6 60 tor medium; 6 75 lo $7 S3 for extras. Bye Flour dull at $3 00 to 3 33. GRAIN'.

Oats are lotrcr and dull at 41 a 43c for crops in store; 44c for single loads In the street Corn o6c Hye S6Jc. NewYorkMarketa. Wednesday July 17. FL0UK AND MEAL In Flour the market Is hea vy for ordinary grades. The sslcs were at 4 a 4 34 for tine, a Ob a a 2ft for common, a 31 a a 7S for Michigan and good Ohio, a od a 6 oj for fancv, 6 SO a 7 11 for extra Genetce.

Rye Flour is firm, with talcs at 91 a 9 94. Meal 's steady at 5 94 a 3 00 for Jersey. liRAIN A sale of new North Carolina red Wheat was made at 1 3d. Lorn sales hsve been made at a 4 for Western mixed. Tellow it nominally 66 a C6.

Rye Is firm at 63i, delivered. Osts47 a 48 for Northern. PKOVlalONS The roil market is dull, with occasional sales st 8 10 33 a 10 60 for meas and 8 60 for prime. Beef Is dull at 60 a 6 60 for prime and 8 60 a 10 26 for mess. ev Vork Cattle Market.

At market, 1,800 Beef Cattle, 70 Cows and Calves, and 6,000 Sbetp and Lambs. BEEVES rrices ranged from $6 to 7 76, as in quality. 600 head left over. LOWS AND CaLVES. All In market were taken at prices ranging, as in quality, from 8) JO to 947.

AND LAMBS All offered were taken at 2 60 a 37 for Sheep, and Jl a $4 tor Lsmbs. The ma rket cloed quite brt.k. HAY Is selling atlrcm6s Cdto6s8d. COMMERCIAL AJfD MOSEY MATTERS. QUARTERLY REFORT.

STATEMENT showing the true condition or the AMENIA BANK, in the village of Leedaville, an Individual bank, on the morning of Saturday the twenty ninth day of June, 1S60. RESOURCES, Loans and Discounts. 1.8J1 00 Mocks aud Promissory Notu, 83,19170 Loss and Exinsc Account, 36 opeUeonband, 1,396 94 Canital. Registered Notes, DueDepoaitcts, LIABILITIES. $88,661 CO (10,000 00 77,171 00 1,484 00 838,668 00 Commit X.

Hunt, President, being duly sworn, deposes and says that Ihe foregoing Is in all respects atruestateaentoftbe condition of the said Bank, before the transaction of any business on tbe morning of the twenty mnthday of June, I860, rbeingtbeday specified fn the notice cf the Comptroller, Secretary of Male, and Treasurer, neat preceding tae date of this report and requiring be same.) according to the best of his knowledge and belief; That the said Bank has no Cashier i Tbat the fcaislBank is an individual bank and Is located in the village of Leedtville, town of Amenia, In the county of Uutchcs, where it has a banking house for the transaction of its buiness, and that from the first day of June, 1848, up to the day of making this report the business thereof was transacted at such location and that no person or persons are interested with the said 1, D. Hunt, directly or indirectly in Ihe securities deposited with the Comptroller for the circulating notes obtained by him. or in the business of circulating said in the benefits ajid advantages there oS except Geo.lt. Know, Esq. J.

D. HUNT, Subscribed and sworn this 16th day of July, I860, before me. Jom C. Fa vsa, Jostles of the Peace. Disgraceful and Bloody Rioting.

Wo understand that the Fourth of July, was disgraced by the rioting of a large number of voong men. Tallying under various names, at the Rock Spring Gardens, kept by two Germans, on the Frederick road, near Gwyn'a Falls. In the morning there were several fights among drunken parties, and in the afternoon about 5 o'clock a most desperate riot look place, elonea, pistols, and all other kinds of available weapons being used by the participants. The windows, doors, of the house were broken, and all peaceable citizens placed ill dread of their lives. A number of pistols were fired as either party would advance' or retreat, tbe fight being kept up from the Gardena to Carroll's woods, both of which were mads rallying points.

A young man named John Horn had hn head badly cut and his left arm broken iu two places during the melee. Another young man, named George Robinson, about 19 years of age, son of watchman John Robinson, received a alug iu the back aud another in hia arm, causing painf ul if not dangerous wounds. Another young man named Hollitt, about IS years of age was also badly wounded bv a alug and a boy named Thomas Britt waa struck on the head with a stone, his flesh badly lacerated, and himself knocked down senseless His injury came near being fatal. A large number of others had their heads cot and limba injured, but not aufficient to punish them for their disgraceful participation in the fight Baltimore Clipper. The Thunder Storm of Friday mgifc The Springfield Republican says of this hurricane, which had auch effects in New York, upon the canal, and in other parts of tbe slate, and states that in that town, "for about two hours, say from ten o'clock until twelve, the heavens seemed to be a concave of sheeted flame.

There was not a minute of the time, during tbeBe two hours, tbat a man could not walk the streets with all the certainty of open day To speak within bounds, 3 minutes out of every four were illuminated, and sometimes for an inappreciable period the minutest and most distant objects were delineated with all the power of sunlight It was certainly tbe sublimest exhibition of nature's fire works we ei er saw." "Some cotton in the large new factory al Holj eke look fire from tbe electrical discharge, but the fire was extinguished without much damage." In this city, tbo slorm waa hardly worth mentioning. It showed itself a little before midnight, in vivid lightning, with dropa of rain, but itbout the noise of thunder but at one o'clock, there was a short and sharp storm, in which rain, thunder and ligntening were fiercely mingled. We do not bear of the dorm east of us. Aitful Murder at Bank Lick. Humanity, even iu its most desperate aspect, stand aghast at the recital ur the following murder of an aged man by bis own eon Thia revolting deed of blood was perpetrated at Bank Lick, near Covington, yesterday.

A young man named Charles Soutberlaud Lad aomc dispute itb his father ou Monday, upon which occasion the father made use of some threats, which being treasured up, caused the instigation nf thia foul deed so horrifying in itself as to cause even depravity to ehudder. Led by revenge, and probably influenced by an apprehension of the threatened punishment of hia purent, Charles Southerland a young man scarcely arrived at manhood, went armed with a rifle iuto his father's bed room, aud while he lay beside his wife, (slep molber to this young man,) shot bim through the head. The report of the gun btartled the wife, and she inquired what was the matter, when the old man replied he bad been struck by lightning aud in a few minutes died Cincinnati Commercial, July 3. Da. IVsril'i Balsam or W'lcu Chksst No Quackery No Deception In setting forth the virtues of this truly great medicine, have no desire to deceive thoe who are laboring under affliction, nor do we wish to eulogize it more than It justly deserves.

Yet hen we look around and see the vsst smount of sunering and ditre uccanioncd by miny of the diseases in ich this medicine has proved so highly MicceWul.wc feel that we cannot urge its clsims too ttrontflT. or say too much In its favor. We cut the following very valuable and important testimony in favor of Witar's Balram of Wild Cherry, i mm highly rejected Daily Eve tilng Tranrcript Frovipencc, Aprit 16, 1S09, We take pleasure in recommending this valuable medicine, and in doing so feel that we are doing our duty. WetinnDt.tr cht.from mere hearsay, or from the examination of tbe large number of certificates Irom authentic sources, (and persons, too, whom we know to be rr ponihlc,) of the wonderful cuies wrought by tins ttuly rcmsrkable discovery, but from a knowledceot several sprcdv cueis effected by it, ca ei ot Coughs, Colds, and Siseates oftheLuncs. None genuine, unless signed I.

BUTTS on the wrapper. Price one dollar per bottle, or six bottles tor five dollars For tale by E. TBI VETT 4: SON, Pougkkeepsie. MARRIED. On Thurilsy bv theBev.

W. Vincent, Mr. CLINTOA' F. NOKTHROP to Mim HANNAH JONE. In tbe city of KewYork.on Friday, 61h inst.by the Rev.

L. M. Vincent, of ttii. i lac, Mr. GEORGE KEYS to Miss MARIA O.

BROWN. In this villsee, by the same, on Saturday, 6th, Mr. JEREMIAH YATES to Miss CAROLINE A. FAR. KEK.

In this villsge. on Wednesday evening, loth, Mr. EKASTUS PHELPS to CORNELIA E. daughter of Mr. James Kapelyac, all of this village.

At Mattcawan, on Thursday Mr. Genung. Mr. FRANCIS W. LEACH to Miss SUSAN FULLER, all ot that place.

DIED, On Surlay.July 14th, Mrs. ANNA MARYGALE. wife of D. A. T.

Gale, aged 24 years, 8 months and 11 diys. On the lothin t. of water on the brain, EMILY ELIZABEI11, daughter of John and Elizabeth Gem mill, aged 6 years, eight months and twenty three days. On the l.t taut an infant ton of Wflbam A. and Elizabeth Shaw, aged 2 years.

At FiabkUl, on Tue dsy, July isth, ROBERT M. Infant son of H. F. Blackwell, aged 3 years and 7 months. Co.

on Saturday, the 13lh int. ELIZABETH L.wife of Abraham F. Wfclcr vclt, fn the 43d year of her age. Her end was peace. In New York, on the 19th ult.

Rev. PHILIP E. M1LLEEOLER, Rector of Bethesda Church, Saratoga Spring. INSURANCE MEETING. At a meeting of ihe members of "The Poughkeep le Mutusl Fire Im uiancc held at the Poughkeepsic Hotel on the 16th day of July, 1350, CALEB BARKER was called to the Chair, and Hia mar J.

Jemitt appointed Secretary, for the purpose ot appointing and electing tbeir first Directors. Itwas moved by L. Miison, that there should be fifteen Directors hich was carried unanimously. It was also moved, tbat a committee of five be appointed by the meeting to rerire and nominate Directors. Leonard Isaac Piatt, AlexanderJ.

Coffin. James Ii. Allen, and Albert Van Kleeck, were appointed that Committee. The Committee after retli lng reported, by A. Van Kleeck, the following persona lor Directors Henry Pine, Leonard Maison, James Bowne, Alex.

J. Coffin, Isaac Piatt, George Van Kit rck, Richard A. Varick, feaniucl B. Dulton, David Arnold, John Barnes, Caleb Baiker, E. B.

Killey, Charles Crooke, Herman J. Jewilt and James H. Allen. On motion of Dr. Pcrlcc Pine, it was unanimously Resolved, That the reiort of the Committee be a donted by the meeting, which was carried.

ft was then moved that tbe procecdinga of the meeting be published in the Poughkeepsie papers, which was arried. A motion was then made to adjourn, which was carried. CALEB BARKER, Chairman. HcshaJ.Jewitt, Secretary. Bita or PoeuHkKKriic, July 9, 1860.

The President an Directors of the Bank of Pough keepir, have this dsy declared a semi annual dividend of fire cr cent. (6) on the cspitsl stock, psya ble to the stoc kboldcrs or their legal representative on or after the firt day of August next. By order of the Board of Directors, I H. NORTH. Ca hier.

Farmers' and Slauulartarert' Bank.r Pouohsccmie, July 9, 1830. 5 A Semi annual Dividend nf four per cent.upon the capital slock, has this day been declared out of the profitaof thelast six months payable to tbe stockholders on or after the first day of August next. By order of the Board of Directors. 14l F. W.DAVIS.

Ci hicrr The MeschI sts Baje it Pocohkeenie, July 2d, I9S0. JI5 A SEMI ANNUAL DIVlDEftD of four per cent. (4) on the tspilal Mock of this Association, was this day declared, out of tbe nett profits of thelast six month payable to tbe Stockbofers, or their legal representative, at the Banking house, on or alter thelsihintt. By order of the Board. JwJO J.H.FONDA, Cashier.

rine Flalna Bank, July 6tb, 1S40. A Scint Annua! Dividend of three and a half (3) percent, was this dsy declared from the net profits of the last aa months, payable on or after the first day of August next. By order of tbe Board of Directors. Jwll JNO. F.

HULL, Cashier. FOCGHKEEPSIE FEMALE ACADEMY. AN EXAMINATION of the pupil of this institution will commence on Tuoday, 3 o'clock P. M. and close tne following day.

The last No. of tbe "School Cirlt' OSeTing" will be read Tuesday eve nine, and on Wednesday afternoon the annual address wilt be delivered by Rev.G. F. Kettell. subject Influence of Mental and Moral Culture." To thest exercises, the patrons of the Institution and friends ot education generally, are respectfully invited to attend.

J. C. TOOKES, Principal. The Fall term will open on tbe first Monday of September next. Thursday, July 18th, 1540.

Iw41 Meeting of Masons. At a meeting of the Masons of Poughkeepsie. held on tbe evening of the loth of July, the following presmhle and resolutions wereuuanimously adopted Whereas, It having become the common practice or the Carpenters of this place to contract for Mason work, and thereby usurping the rights of Masons, depriving Ihem of the control of tbeir own business to the injury of both owner and Mason therefore Resolved, That we, the undersigned, will not hereafter take any sub contract from any Carpenter, and that we will not work on or have any thing to do with any Job lhat is not uken by the Mason directly from the owner; and that we willnot work bythe day on any job of mason work uken by a Carpenter or any other than a Mason. Resolved. That we recommend the adoption of the above resolution lo all the Masons throughout tbe country, wherever what we compiaiirnf is practiced and we appeal la themes fellow Mechanics, not to interfere with the establishment of our rights.

Thit: our present proceedings lava nothing to do with the regulating of wages, or with finishing present contracts. Resolved, That we will int employ, work with, or for any Mason, who will not conform to the first of these Resolutions. kKnickerbocker.Benry risk, Ahnm Worden, Orrin Townsend, AlvyMonf art, William Wolven, Isaac Sroas, tar John B.Travis, Wm. Egh't Townseno. Charles Lacy, Isaac C.secor, Jamea I.

Ranous, ExekieJ Boice, Jtnkkerbacker Wm. Simmons, Aaron B. Dubois, George Hurley. John Longfield, He. Brockway, Stephen Lobdell, Charlet Asplaall, Alcander Fox, Thos.

Eastmesd, Jsaac Loveless, Cbas. Townaend, Jon'hn Lobdell. I Poughkeepsie, July JO, I9M. lw41 WAHTED (6,000 on good real estate security In this Tillage. VARICK ELDRIDGE, Xw43 88 Market street.

300 barrels branded C.B.Danlels,"Ex1 i ra Genesee 100 barrels Sheffield Mills," ISO do.Uty Mills, W. A. Herrlck." For sale by July SO, 1S60. W. W.

fcJ.BEYNOLDS.Jr. CHEESE. 60 boxes of choice Herkimer Dairy Cheese for sale by July 30. Mao. W.W.t J.

REYNOLDS, Jr. SALyK RATES. 30 packages or very superior Sal cratus, made in Michigan, and for talc at New York prices by W. W. fc J.

REYNOLDS, Jr. July lew). DISSOLUTION. The copartnership heretofore existing between the subscribers, under tbe name of J. B.

Caire Ic Co. Is this dsy dissolved by mutual consent. The accounts of tbe above firm will be settled by Jacob Caire, who will hereafter conducive busmen alone. JOHN B. CAIRE, July 17th, 1SS0.

3W41 JACOB CAIRE. stfnSjL A ft. OWNER Is wsnted for a WHITE rxijnXJL SOW which was found in the enclo. aJtWsure 0f tbe subscriber about three weeks since. The owner is requested to psy chsrges and take her away.

HERBERT HALL. Po'keepsie, July 13. ISM. lw NOTICE TO ALL COJiCERXED. Military Commutation money will be received by the collector or ine sown 01 rougnaeepsie, sc nis real dence No.

647 Main atreet. and al at tbe store of Adam Henderson, corner of Main and Market sts. THOMAS R. OSBORN, Collector. Poughkeepsie July loth, 18so.

Swll THE NEXT TERM of the POUGHKEEPSIE FEMALE COLLEGIATE 1SSTIIVTE will commence on WEDNESDAY, August 33th. C. H. P. McLELLAN, Principal.

Poughkeepsie, July 10th, 18B0. 6w4l FLOCK. 350 barrels branded "City Mills, W. A Herrlck," just received, and for stle in lots to suit, by W.W.J: J. REYNOLDS, Jr.

July ISM. 41 PRESERVES! PRESERVES! A LARGE quantity of GLASS JARS, of all sizes, for sale at factory prices, at 330 Main street, at Swll RANSOM'S. A BATHING TUB, entirely new, for sale cheap by 39 W. H. TALLMADGE.

WILL BE PUBLISHED IX AUGUST, 1SS0, CANTICA LAUD IS, or The Book or Chcbch Mctic: being chiefly a selection of chaste and elegant Melodies from the most clsssic authors, ancient and modern, with Harmony Parts to gether wih Chants. Anthems, and other set pieces for Choir and Singing Schools. To which is sdded a Tune Book lor Congiegaiional Singing. By Lowell Msscn and G. J.

Webb. Most of the music presented In this work will be entirely new. A large portion ot it consists of beau tiful Tunes. Anthems. Ac.

never before published in this country, by German composers of the highest celebrity, among whom may be named Handel, Beethoven, Mozart. Bach, Mendcluohn, Schubert and Gluck. It wilt truly he a book of CIasic Music, and nothing is risked in promising that in freshness sod taateful ness of melody, and in pleasing, scientific, yet often simple harmony, it will he nut a little in advance of any collection of Church music which has yet made its appearance. Though it will contain a larger amounv of really valuable new music than anyprevi ouiworkof thekmd.it will also cmbracca copious selection from tbe best old tunes. The Elements of Vocal Music have been carefully repared, and fully illustrated by numerous progressive exercises, with special rsference to the wants ot Singing ClsMes.

the publisher arc confident tbat this woik will more fully meet the wsnts ol Choirs, Singing Schools, Arc. in the present advancing stsle of musics! science, than any work which has yet been otlcrcd to the public. MASON LAW, 210 Pearl New York. TAPPAN, WHIT1EMORE MASON, 4w41 114 Washington st. Boston.

EATHING, SPONGE AND FOOT TUBS. ThlB wsrm weather, what Is more delightful and re freshing man to take oneor Morris' fine large nam ing Tub, and cleanse and purify the I have just received some very large and finely finished Bathing Tubs, Sponge and Foot Baths, please can ana see. u. vv. Biuutcia.

JulyS, i860. 40 M8 Main st. NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Statute, that tbe olbceot Owen T. Coffin. No.

10 Garden in tbe Village of Pouebkeepsie. is designated as the OFFICE of tbe Poughkeeiisie and Pine Plains Flank Road Company, until further notice, according to law. Sw40 OWEN T. COFFIN, Secretary. FISH.

No. 1 and 3 Mackerel, tor sale at the present low rates, whole, half a nd quarter barrels. July 4, 1850. W.W. Ic J.

REYNOLDS, Jr. CHAIN rCMPS Castings, and Improved chain pumps ready for setting, for sale oy B. ARNOLD A. SON DUTCHESS (O. MESS PORK.

For ssle bythe hanel or load, by July 4, 1650. W. W. A. J.

RE ISOLDS, Jr. ROTARV, FORCE AND SUCTION TUMPS. 1 he subscriber is ready to furnish Rotary Pumps that will forcelhe water from any Ci tcrn or Well to any partof any Dwelling Ilouiein this village, or the same pump is so srranged as to draw your Cistern or Well water at the same place, to leave it in your kitchen, or to convey it to any other part of your hou e. Will also furni the newly invented TIN FIPE, equally as plisble as lesd. and equal for conveying water to silver pipe, and has none of the deltt nous effect arising sometimes from the use of lead, therefore giving you the wster In as pure a state as it Is possible to hare it.

There are several sizes, some Urge cnonrh for the largest Factory. All orders 'punctually executed. H. YV. MORRIS.

Poughkeei tie. July 18S0. 40 368 Main at "rOW HOW DELIGHT Ft to have a draught It of cool Filtered Rain Water just at hand when very thirsty, and not be obliged to take a quantity of lime water uMially obtained from most Willi, htch you can do very resdily by procuring one of those very convenient WATER FILTEKERS or the subscriber. H.W.MORRIS, Agent tor the Diaphragm and other Filtcrcrs, 263 Main st July I. 1650.

340 CORN STARCH AND FARINA. A supply ot each at 367 Mam st C. 39 M. DAME. BLAlkSMITIIS' TORTABLE FORGE The subscriber is Agent for this new article of hich every Farmer ought to have on his premises, to save him the time and trouble or tunning to a blacksmith every time he wants a nail headed, or a rake tooth fastened.

Tbey are so compact that they take up no more room than an ordinary carpenter's chest. There are three sizes, one of which is on exhibition at my Store. Persons are invited lo examine it. All orders received will be attended to with deFpstch. Also on hand for sale, the Patent Cast Iron Portable Grind Stone Stands.

H. W. MORRIS, July 1, ISM. 4J No.3C8Main(t. CAST IRON DOOR.

POSTS for lieing Horses to, Ornamented In various Designs. Ihe subscriber wtlllurnish to any per on dcsistng either rf tha two patterns which are on exhibition in his store, and on the side walk in front, upon short notice, as they are the most auostantial, as well as ornamental, article for a Hoaic Potr aver introduced to thepuuhc. H. W. MORRIS, 368 Main at.

July 1. ISSO. 40 Pougnkcepsie. mHE WAT TO STOP THAT COUGH. Procure J.

some Cove Lcttnets at 367, 289, or 337 Main st. only 11 1 3 us. a roll, and unequalled. M. DAME.

6 mo. 1SJ0. S9 ASSIGNEES SALE. The rubsenbers, assignees of LEWIS G. COLLINS of tbe town of ash ington, will offer for ssle on Friday, the 30th day of August next, upon the premises, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, the Farm now occupied by laid Collins, and ry him assigned to us.

said farm contains about 334 acres of land, in a good state of cultivation, and well arranged for a stock farm. Conditions rasde known on the dsy of sale. Washington, July 3d, 18M. ELIJAH HAIGHT, B. R.

COLLINS, Assignees. SwlO GEO. WILKINSON. A few pieces small plaid SCOTCH GINGHAMS, very desirable patlers. just received by a.

WM. W. WHITE Is. SON. FEME WIRE.

Farmers In want of the above ar ticlcmayfinda superior quslity at the sign of he Padlock, 360 Main st. 38 Dissolution of Copartnership. THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing un. der the firm of COBURN EDMONDS, Is this dsy dissolved by mutual consent Dated Poughkeepsie, Feb. 19th, ISM.

CHAUNCEY EDMONDS, ANDRUS COBURN. fXT The DOMESTIC HARDWARE business in all Its varieties, ill in future he carried on at the OLD STAND, Rtd Mill, (lower floor). The books and ac counts of the late firm ate kept with the subscriber, who will settle all accounts, and to horn all orders mu.t in ruture be addressed. ANDRUS COBURN. Poughkeepsie, Feb.

18th, ISM. 4w39 BUTTER AID CHEESE. JO firkin of Dcla. ware and Chenango Co. Butter, and 40 prime Herkimer Cheeses, in boxca, just received and for tale in lots to suit purchasers.

H. D. MYERS. December, Sd 1849. 10 ROOT PAINT.

Blake's, Catlimtc, different kinds ot Ohio, of different shsdes. 30 VAN VALKENBURGH COFFIN. COLD CREAM, Beef Marrow, Wright's Linden Charcoal Tooth Paste, Soap Sand Balls, Tooth Brushes, Wild Cherry Dentifrice, Lip Salve, Otto Rose Bottles, Fancy Bottles, and Perfumery in great variety, for ssle by 57 VAN VALKENBURGH A COFFIN. EATKA WHITEWASH BRUSHES, whosesale and retail, by JACOB BOCKEE, 30 397 Matn street. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.

A large stock of well seasoned English and American Floor Oil Cloths of every style and quality, frum 3 to 13 feet wide, constantly on hand at theCarpet Ware Rooms of J. BOWNE A COMPANY, April 19, 18M. 39 319 Main st. Po'Veep te. ANTED.

A MILLER, at the Mill or the auh scribcr, in Pleasant Valley. None need apply without the best recommendations. JOHN HENRY. Pleasant Valley, May 8th, 1860. 33 FRESH SUPPLY OF OAT STRAW, for filling Beds, at the Foughkeejle Bed Store.

June 6. 18a0. 86 WEEKLY LIST OF LETTERS Remaining In tbeFosl Office at Po'keepsie, July 19. LADIES' LIST. Mcltcme Mrs Ncwpurt Martha IsickleCbartoueM2 Howell llaujlil Mary Hunt Mary llalsuad rtitbo Hawkins Phcbs Acidly Hannah A Goodale Ellen Urannen Caibel hie Ityall Mrs Sarao BancniAiaiina inn itr tiriusst lknntl Julia A Ihllard Eliza Byrne Margrel Bates Msty in I22S KOSII Ostrom Sarah Osburn Mary A OtarockerMahalaE Purdy Mary A RoUo Ann Keu.lcySu.an geuilear Euiiiy bina Mary ttcboonmaker Mlas Townsend Debvah Tuckermau II trdder Delilah Westerrelt Ann 2 McDonnell Mary Wither Mlneira Miller Mary YtlrerionMnJIIPG Mariner Mrs Ycltenoo Strev Graham Elizabeth McLaughlin Sarah Young Sarah OEKTZEtlEN'S LIST.

llazity Elizabeth Jsycocks Martha Coona. scupper Mm LHionAon KemUhsn Mia Dreid Ann halo Elisabeth Dickinson Kimlin Mm DecrntMnn Masher Ann llowolng Pnebe A Moniross Mslia Ford Sarah Forbes Mrs II Flynn Ellen Fowity Ann Blanee Ellen Billings Cuilcsa tUbrcs Jjhu ark George laue Timothy tiil'irs Pttl f'skUrlsaic C'Holoa Ctus A Henaugkan Pairtck Neary Malta iiuostoQ rmian Kosa HeadleyJT iHnwo caissra Havland James JsuningaJjuies itsaiaey James lunnlae'iom KsueT Coal; James Lewis Joshua' Lklone RU Duffs Patrick 2 IHiLin John Dean Trier Erken Jacob i Elmore Uias. Fox Alexander IJosley Georca Mitchell Samuel MunibyTnoinss Maiahall Mermt Motl James Jaa Poller Francis Peiry Phlltpp Plum Samuel Powell HU Pumey RichanI RixlJen Patrick Smith ilhain Smith BW SiuouU Pelter bimnson Rcb Tapiiu Zirab 1erllll.erJasII Vanderburgh renniu! Joseph liunahius Manuel ti.ll Mr llrgimao Benj A Hearts, Joho a HogoVa Michael IlamyJohoC. Marshall Samuel eel Michael Morgan Richard McCarty Charles McGubtieJaa McGsigln James Mcl.nj Daulel McGuira John McGarry Ranly WelhD HuletlP Walton R.P Watson Wager A 2 Ward Mr Walsh Edmond Woodworm ISAAC PLATT, P.M. LIFE INSURANCE.

United States Life Insurance Company, Ja tit dry eiVtw Tari. Patujbkeeptle Agency 303 Mala atreet. rIS Company having a guarantee Capital of 9 100,000, the whole of which haa been paid in and Invested In the public stocks of the United stales and the state of New York, Insures lives and grama annuities. Parties insuring upon the mutual system, participate In the profits of all the businesa transacted by the company. Premiums are payable annually, aemi annually, or quarterfy, at the option of the assured.

Parties assured, by paying a small Increase of premium, may themselves receive the amount fnsuied on attaining the age of forty, fifty or sixty years dying before either ages It will be paid to their repre tentttives. When parties desire it. one half of each yearly premium only (provided such yearly premium exceeds forty dollars) need be paid for the first Ave years after the date of the policy. DIRECTORS. Fred.

Sheldon, Wilton G. Hunt, F. T. Liqueer, Joslah Rich. H.

D. Arnold. .3 R. Wmthrop. James Suydtm, John A.

Liqueer, John J. Phelps, James Marsh, w. R. Vermilye, Whiiemore, nos iloremus, wm. sucker.

men. a uannau. IssacA. Storm. John J.

Cisco. G. Stuvvestsnt, Jas. S. Folhemus Chas.

E. Bill, Clinton Gilbert, Luther Bradlsh. Edward S.Clark, S. B. Althaute, ChtsM.

Connect, Vtn Schtlck, Jacob Htnen, N. Phelps, Ellsha Rigga. FREDERICK SHELDON, President. Jom A. Stiwaar, Actuary.

J. EADta. Jr. Secretary. J.

Babzs, M. D. Medical Examiner. JAMES VV. BOGAKDUS, eowly30 303 Main street.

Agent. REAL ESTATE AGENCY IN PO'KEEPSIE. MftOUNTRY SEATS of from 10 to 100 acres each. BUILDING SITES of from 3 to 100 acres each, Houut and Lou, rillatt Lots, Farmi, tc For rale by RAlJcLIFF VAN WAGENEN, Office for tbe sale of Heal Estate, 3w41 No. 37 Market st.

Poughkeepsie. "7ILLA SITES. Four plots of land In Kslljj the south ptrt of the village; three HUlLof the same containing about fsur acres esrh.frnntint.nn Arsdemv and Market atreetst and one of about nine acrea on Academy street. All of the above have commanding river and Inland views, and are situated in the most healthy and Improving part of Ihe village. The aboveproperty wBlbe sold at very low prices.

Apply to RADlLIFF VAN WAGENEN, Real Estate Agent, No. 37 Market atreet. July 13th, 1850 BW41 WINES AND LIQUORS of various kinds and best qualities, for sale at 367 Main street. tub mo. 1849.

M.DAME. EAGLE HARBOR FLOL R. 400 barrels of E. S. Beach and John Wxiroit, just received, and for sale by w.

w. j.Hx:ui.iJ3. Jr. June 39, 1950. 39 "scctrartT, RAitLrrr, rtxriruiir." Mutual Life Intratance Co.

of Hew Tork, No. aa WALL STREET. AMrtXIO OF DOLLARS, aeeufely invested in Bonds and Mortgages on real estate in thia city anil Brooklyn, and stocks of the SUte and city of New York and United states Government. Thia fund rtptdly Increasing, by a widely extended and prosperous business. The Company declared a dividend of profits of fiftyfifty two per cent, on all exist ing policies on the 31st of January, 1849.

ALL THE PROFITS ARE DIVIDED AMONG THE INSURED. The premiums are payable In Cash annually. aetnl annually, or quarterly, interest being added on the deferred payments. The cash principle adopted by thit Company secures to the parties for whose benefit the insurances are effected, tne whole of the advanUgea, without subjecting them to the heavy draw back of accumulated premium notes. Persons may effect insurance on their own Uvea and the liret of others.

A msrried womsn csn insure the life of her husband, the ben efltsof which are secured by law for the caciusiTO use ui uerseii orcniluren. Clergymen and all others dependent upon salaries ot tuciE uujr gas mug succimuy invitea IO Bvau themselves ot a resource whereby their surviving families may be secured from the evllsof penury. Pamphlets explanatory of the principle! of Mutual Life Insurtnce. and illustrating its advantages, with forms of application, may be obtained at the office of the Company, 3a Wall street, or of any of its agen ta TRUSTEES. Jos.

B. Collins, John V. L. Pruyn, Wm. Moore.

Wm. J.Hyslop, Fred. Whittlesey, Z.Cook, R.H.McCurdy, Charles Ely, J. Miller, Fred. S.

Winston, John C. Cruger, D. A. Comstock, C.W.Faber, Walter Joy, R.Schuyfer, J.F.Yelverton, Alfred Pell, J. Chambers, Theo.Sedgwick, David C.

Colden, J.Tuckennan, Stacy B. Collins, Alfred Edwards, M. H. Grinnell, John H. Swift, Wm.

Belts, W.I. Bunker, John Wad worth, Joseph Blunt, E. Dutilh, S.M. Cornell, Isaac G. Pearaon, F.S.

Lathrop, Gouv.M.Wilkins. Henry Wells, J. O.Thatcher. JOSEPH B. COLLIfS, President.

Isaac Abbatt, Secretary. JAS. H. FONDA, Agenl. March 9, I860.

3S CARPETS CARPETS Now is the time for 0Carpet buyers J. BOWNE is COMPANY will sell during the summer months, from their well known large and aplendld aasortment, Brussels. Ply and Ingrain Carpets, 25 per cent lest than manufacturers prices 17 NEW BOOKS AT WILLIAM WILSON'S. DR. JOHNSON His Religious Life and bis Death.

Anderson's Annals of the English Bible. Radway Economy in Europe and America. By Dr. Dionys us Lardner. Lecture on Art and Poems, by Washington Allston.

The Unity of the Human Races, by the Rev. Thos. smith. The Shoulder Knot a Story of the 17th Century, by B. F.

Totrt. The Professor's Lady. The Vale of Cedars, or the Martyr, by Grace Asuilar. The Nightingale, or the Jenny Llnd Songster. Harper's New Monthly Magazine, No.

3. Tbe Farmer's Guide to Scientific and Practical Agriculture. The College Hill Meriury A Monthly Miscellany, conducted by Pupils of tbe Poughkeepsie Collegiate School, No. I. stringer 4c Townsend's International Weekly Mis celltnv, No.

I. William Wilson has on hand a variety of Specimen Patterns for Binding Music, and the different Magazines of Fasblon, which be wilt he happy to abow to individualsintcrested in the matter. JuIy 1st, 1850. 3w41 NEW BOOKS AT GRUBB'S. BOOTH'S ENCYCLOPEDIA of CHEMISTHV.

The Manufacture of Iron in all its various branches. By Frederick Overman. Syllabusof a complete course of Lec'urea on Chemistry. By Professor Solly. Howard and the Prison World of Europe.

The Pillars of Hercules, or Travels in Spam and Morocco. By D. Urquhart, Esq.M.P. Reginald Hastings, ny Eliot Wharburton. Trideand Irresolution, a New Scries of the Discipline of Life.

The Dyer and Color Maker's Companion. Storieslrom Household Words. Pictorial Field Book of the Revolution. Fart 3d. By Benon J.

Losilng. Fitch'a Lectures on the Uses of the Lungs, Gibbons' Rome, uniform with Macaulay's England. 40cts. per vol. Bryant's Letters of a Traveller.

Howitt'a Wanderings of a Journeyman Tailor, Ewbant'a Hydraulica and Mechanics. The Museum of Literature. Centm on Painting. Life of Lorenzo De Medici. By Hoscoe.

Chronicles of the Crusades. Bohu't Antiquarian Library. MUton't Prose Works. 3 vols. Bohu's Stsndard Library.

by Dr. Robert Gordon. Mahomet's Successors. By Irving. fTJ 'AIiiiic, Magazines.

e. Bound lo any pattern. BIRD IAGES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. The subscriber has just returned from New York, and happened to fix bis eye on a lot of very fine Bird Cages for Canaries, Mocking Birds. Robins.

Humming Bird Ac which he has For Sale. Also, for sale aeveral fine Singing Canary Birds. Also, as fine a Mocking Bird as you aeldom see. July 1. 340 11.

VV. MURltlS. 3C3 Main st. fO THE FARMERS OF DUTCHESS COIN. TY.

Just received 10 doz. Extra Cast Steel Scythes msdc for usexpresilyfor the retail trade and warranted pood. STORM June 38, I9o0. 4w39 SALT, TAR. A.D GRINDSTONES.

250 sacks Pute Asblon Salt, (extra) for butter. 500 Liv. ground do lor hay and cattle. 1500 Rock Dairy do butter and table use. 600 Foreign dairy do 3000 bush, lurks Island do 600 St.

Ubez do for hay andcatile. 100 superior Nova Scotia Grindstones, for Farmers and Mechanics. 30 bbls Tar. just received and for sale at vtry Io raus, at the Upper Landing, by 39 DOUGH1 Y. WILKINSON A Co.

ravHOSE DELIGHTFUL SUMMER DRISES. The I Prcnium Lemon sugar, and the Effervescing Soda unequalled. A fresh supply of each at 367 Main street. 39 M.DAME. BABBITT'S SOAP POWDER.

do. EFFERVESCING COMPOUND. do. DOUBLE Kx.xlNc.USAi.Aica. sua.

For tale by JACOB BOCKEE. HtirtSE KAXLS. Revolving Rakes, a superior artide.just received and for ssle chesp by B. ARNOLDS: SON. Poughkeepsie Foundry.

Juue 30, lsao. 38 HARVESTING TOOLS. r. Grain Cradles, JlJ dozen Grass Scythes, 30 Lampion. Patent American concave Scythe Snaths.

100 doz. Scythe Rifles. 35 Hay Forks. 100 Rakes. For ssle by STORM Ac CHL.

fI5Merchants supplied at manufacturer'a Prices. June 33, 1850. 4w89 To those who it may concern. THE BOOKS and ACCOUNTS of VAN VOORHIS TROWBRIDGE, also, tho of the late A. THAN TROWBHIDGE.

are left for collection with Dr. C. H. ANDRUS, by whom tbe business Is continued, at the old stand, No. 319 Main st.

Poughkeepsie. All those indebted to them are respectfully request ed to call and settle. 8. B. TROWBHIDGE, Administrator.

rrjj Drug. Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Ace. Ac. kept constantly on hand, by C. H.

ANDRUS, 37 No. 319 Main at. Po'kceesie. SUMMER GOODS AUE CHEAP. GEO M.VAN KLEECK haa received this weex, and offert for Bale A nice lot of Parasols, very cheap.

A number of pieces of Printed Lawn, unusually low. Linen Gingham and Bareges, for dresses, a pretty assortment. Drapery and Plaid and Striped Muslin, French Bonnet Cord. Colored Tarltont, Green Ganger Fans of all kinds. A good assortment of Cotton and Linen goods, for ens' and Boys Summer wear, Arc.

sec. Ax. Ax. fee June 38th. 1850.

39 at 313 Main street. Valuable Sale of Property. MfllHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the well known property upon which be has resided for aeveral years, comprising a lot of eighteen acres of land, being on the south side of College Hill, situated on the north side of Oakley st. and west side or Smith st. Poughkeepsie.

The place is one of tha most desirable tnat can be found torn family residence, combining the beaUh. ulneas and retirement of the country, with the conveniences to be obtained from a village. The bouse commands a most beautiful view of the entire village and a large distilct of country to the east, south and west, is 47 feet front by feet deep, built of the best materials, finished throughout in the best manner from basement to attic, and to situated tbat the basement which comprises tbe kitchcn.dinningroom. store room, wash room, pantries 4cc. Ac.

opens directly upon the ground in front, and the first story upon a level with the ground in the rear. An excellent well and large filtering cistern are connected with the basement. There is also a large barn, connected with is hich is a carriage house with stabling underneath for horses and cattle. Tbe grounds arc laid out in the best manner, thegardens very large, and all with abundance ot the choicest fruit and shrubbery. For many years every pains has been taken to improve the gardens and grounds, and every Improve ment that ta.te could suggest has been made.

For a genteel family every reasonable convenience fa at hand. Apply on the premises to CHARLES P. ADRIANCE. Poughkeepsie, June 3Sth, I860. 39 THE NEW FANCY STORE.

G. H. MORGAN. FANCY DRY GOODS, LACE GOOD, GLOVES, HOSIERY, Ac. 398 srst.

srnxir, rocGMaixrstK, v. r. 39 SALAERATL'S. oO packages of Pcarlash Saliert lus. a very supmor article, made in Michigan, on consignment, and for sale by 36 W.W.

REYNOLDS, Jr. DR. ROBERT KELLEY, BOTANIC PHYSICIAN, Hugksontillt, Duttkin Co. N. Y.

rSES In bis practice chiefly INDIAN HEME I HIES, of his own oret aration. and which be can therefore recommend as genuine. He uses no Calomel, no Blistering, no Bleeding. but MEDICINES PURELY VEGETABLE, together with Medical Electricity and the Vapor Bath. He is prepared to treat all diseases, and particularly all those which deiy Ihe usual remedies, such as Livernomplaint, Jaundice, Dyspeitla, Deranged ttate of the Stomach, Indigestion.

Costiva hahiit. or Chronic Diarrhoea, together with Gravel in the Kidneys or In tne Bladder. Retention of tbe Urine, (which is sure to produce Dropsy, and all Dropsical Complaints.) Medical Electricity will be administered lor the cure of Rheumatism, Deafness, Sore Eyes, Local Obstructions of the Glands, or Circulation of the Blood. He is confident that he can cure any of the above diseases, in all cues where the patient it not past all human aid. Those wishing to consult him, or make use of hia remedies, can do so by applying at bis office, or he will call upon them If it Is preferred.

Persons from the country desiring to place themselves under his treatment can be accommodated with board in his family if they desire it. The subscriber hat also on hand a good assortment of pure prepared Thamsonlan Medicines. ROBERT KELLEY. Hughsonvllle, June 13. 1850.

9m37 ROUSSEL'S EXTRACTS Genuine, of a grett variety scents, for stle by 37 VAN VALKENBURGH ic COFFIN. SALT. SALT 100 stcks of Ashton and Marshall'! Factory filled Dairy Salt, warranted full weight and genuine. Price lis. per ssck.

DAVID N. SEAMAN, McLean AcMory'sOId Stand, corner of Main and Washingtonsts. 39 ALT BARRELS FLOUR, for ssle by 39 W.W.sJ. Ht.IJUl.U3, Jr. 1JXTRA FLOUR The subscribers offer fHA i for sale the following choice brands of Wg3a Flour at prices corresponding with New York or Albany, adding freight.

('. S. Beach, Eagle John Weston," T. Kcmpsbsll," E. S.

Beach, City MUla. Rochester," "E.S. B.Ac Co. Akron," 'W. W.

Wadswortb," "Lewis Goodrich." J. Livingston." "Caledonia "Willett Gould (c "Linden Mdls." "W.A. Hcrrick," Sec Ac. now in store, and for sale, wholesale and retail, by W. W.

Ac J. REYNOLDS, Jr. June 38th, 1850. 39 TRIPFETT, GARRETTSONAcCO.No.31Wa ter st. New York, respcctlully solicit Consignment of WOOL, GRAIN, and aU kinds of PRODUCE and PROVISIONS.

Being connected with Messrs. John Trippett. Brother Ac Co. of Liverpool, England, they will at tend to the transaction of any English business en trusted to them. Money sent to any part of Great Britain, and pas sgc secured, st lowest rates, in first clasa vessels, for emigrants.

Goods bought to order in large or small amount any part of England. Gojds, letters and newspapers forwarded. ITT Relcr to F. GAsaxTTson, Esq. Rhlneheck.

JOHN TRIPPETT. Liverpool, FRANCIS T. GARRETTSO.V, New York, JOSEPH TRIPPETT, Liverpool. 3mJ7 rOCBLESOME FELLOW are these Bedbugs. The surest way of ridding one's aelfof their company.

Is by using the Bedbug Exterminator sold at 367 Slain ft. 37 M.DAME. jfi TJEMITTANCE AND PASSAGE SMsS.ll AGENCY A. OSriAiVDfH still continues lo remit Money and secure Passage from the Old Country. Drafts from 1 upwards drswn on any Bank In England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, France, Germany Prussia, Austria, Denmark, Bohemia, Switzerland, Belgium and Holland; through Roche.

Brothers Ac Harden Ac E. Morrison Ac Co. The above arc the best houses in New York. The subscriber may be found at tbe Port Office, Pougb kecpsie. 38 OSaTJLOCR FLOUR.

Just received, 350 bbls. Pinkney Mills, Ertrl, I'jtfJTSffK 100 Etstern Rail Road, do 100 Boston Bail Road, do 100 New York State, do 100 Fayetteville, 160 Michigan, And for sale as cheap aa can be sold by any concern this side of Albany, by 39 TROWBRIDGE Ac WILKINSON. FORBUS HOUSE. MARKET STREET, POUGHKEEPSIE, ITIHE undersigned hat the pleasure to In form hit Inends tnd the public," that be in nasbecometLerroprtetororthlswellKnown House, and hat comnletelv renovated and furnished the same throughout. His parlors and bed rooma are unequalled for comfort and convenience.

Hia tablet shall contain all that the best market In the Slate and the season can furmh. The arrangements of the establishment throughout being under hit own immediate supervision, aided by diligent and faithful servants, be flatters himself that he will be enabled to aatltfy all who may honor him with their company. The stables and barns sre under the charge of a careful hostler. JAMES R. CAB.Y.

June 19, 190. 38 Gj SALT SALT A FULL aasortment of the different varieties just received, viz. Ashton's Factory Filled in good stout tacbt, Liverpool Ground, Pacific Rock in small tacks, Salina Dairy, Sallna In barrels, Turks Island In bulk for tale wholesale and re tad by TROWBRIDGE Ac WILKINSON. Poughkeepsie, June 31, 1850. 39 GRINDSTONES.

100 Nova Scotia Grindstones, to Berea do. of assorted sizes and first quality, just received and for tale by G.I. VINCENT Ac CO. June 4th, 1850. SAVE YOUR CORN AND OTHER GRAINS from destruction byRtttand Mice by procuring tha German, Rat and Afjct Destroyer, told at 367 Main at.

6th mo. 1950. 17 M.DAME. CORN STARCH Said to be very superior for making Puddings and Pies, Just received and for tale at "THE PEOPLES' STORE." May 31, 1850. S5.

E. G. Ac L. J. HOPKINS.

KINNEY'S PILLS Constantly for tale, wholesale and retail, by T7 VAN VALKENIUBGH As COITIN. "DUMPS. You will And the very best artl ir de of Pears for Wells or Cisterns, at the Hardware Store of W. H. TALLMADGE, and 1 a price tbat wui astonlsn you.

Poughkeepsie, May 33, lsto. 34 TO GIRLS. WANTED. Several Apprentices to leam Drew making, at Mas. NELSON'S, Corner of Cannon and Liberty streets.

Poughkeepsie, June 300, 1840. 39 BAKERS FLOUR. Round Hoops. Ohio, South, arn, for ssle by W. W.

4c J. REYNOLDS, Jr. June 38th, 1860. ROO 'I HANDLES. A large lot of Broom Han dies for sale cheap at BERRY'S 3m31 Empire Variety Store, 339 Main st.

DRY CODFISH. Fifty quintals Dry Codfish, just landed and for ssle by May 19, 1350. 33 W.W. Ac J. REYNOLDS.

Jr. 1 BOTES BABBITT'S SOAP POWDER, 10 do. I do. double refined saleratut, 10 do. do.

Etler vescing Compound for hrtad. For sale at 367 Main street, at manufacturer'a prices. M. DAME. 4 mo.

IfliO. 33 ASSORT ED LIVE GEESE FEATHERS at the IVste Bid Store, 305 Main street. Poughkeepsie. MOLASSES, by the barrel, for tile by 30 TROWBRIDGE Ac WILKINSON. MESS PORK.

Fifty barrels of Dutchess County and Western Pork, for sale by May 19. 1850. 33 W. W. Ac J.

REYNOLDS, Jr. LINEN SHEETING. 11 4 Sheeting and 4 PU low Case Linen for tale by 36 EDWARD BEACH. CONGRESS WATER. Fresh, just received by 27 VAN VALKENBUHGH Ac COFFIN.

ANY PERSON wanting "Bottled Porter" of a superior quality to any sold here as and at a much lower price can be accommodated at the subscriber's. Prices vlii Qusrt Bottles, 16t per dozen, Pint do 13s pint do 8t it per dozen allowed for tbe empty bottles when re turned. A tingle trial is respectfully aotiated. M. SMITH, 36 317 Main it.

opposite the Town Clock. CHESTNUT POSTS 1000 Chestnut Posts of different lengths for sale In lots to suit purchasers, by L. REYNOLDS 4r SON. Between the Steamboat Landing, and M. Vasair At Brewery.

March 39lh, 1830. 36 ROAD SCRAPERS The Improved Road Scrapers made and tokt by ut last Fall, gave full itt factlon. They are cheaper, tetter, and easier I ban tha old kinds. B. ARNOLD Ac SON.

April 19, 1850. 33 rrtHE most gratifying evidence fs daily afforded, by J. Individuals who have used M. DAME'S COUGH LOZENGES, of their efficiency and promptness. Reader, if you have a cough, please give them a trial; they will give satisfaction only 13) for sale al 367 Main atreet.

33 ath mo. tsso. Coffee, Spices, Ie WILDE, No. 1 fiLfcga VV Dutch, atreet. New York, keep con UHBHstintly on hind, and offer for sale to the country trade, COITEE of all descTlptlona, green, roasted and around; pure SPICES, MUSTARD, tc rpMerchsnts visiting the city would do well to call before purchasing elsewhere.

N. B. The oldest eUbiiahmentinthecily. 3nv36 June, I860. LACK FRENCH' CLOTHS AND CASSI.

i tt? a 1iax. tfnsx as til a Kjf (WabBsVasB aVtUHV MS "a i WM. W.WHITE SON. DYSPEPSIA, and all forms of Indigestion, Impaired stomach, headache, cured by the Antl Dysnentic Bitter, sold at 367 Main al Only 3A eta. a bottle.

It M.DAME.; PARASOLS. A very good assortment, just received and for sale cheap, by GEORGE M. VAN KLEECK, May 10, I860. 13 113 Mim Fresco and Historical Fainting. rtsHI subscriber reapectfully begs leave to Inform 1 tha cittxeus of Poughkeepsie and vlcmity.

that he haa received hia Instructlona In the above Art from two Italian Hatters, and haa tiaveiled with tnem irom London, urougn arince, Switzerland, and five of the Italian States, and that he haa been in steaay practice rortna last nine yeara tn Massachusetts. Connecticut and thia State. rp Churches, Halls, Parlors, ace. Painted and Em i heLUshed at a short notice, and on reasonable termt.1 A list of References can he seen at any time oa application. Address THOS.

COLEMAN, I Fresco and Historical Painter. 473 Ma in st. 4th door west of Cherry st, 39 Poughkeepsie, Dutch est Co. N. T.

Smmmmmmmaaaaaaa'mmauuuanuummmmm MB B'AR HUM'S; MHLvtt.i a Mf. a XmL HIIbHV MUlSEUfo iUl ti BR01DW IT, opposite the JslDr flunir. Sew Tork, and othersj P' BARNUM, PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER, who deal in the article of SALMRATVS. (A' Proprietor of Barnttm'a Chinese Juuum. No.

The aubscrtber haa consigned to him a large quan S39 Broadway, containing one million of Curiosities front uPeIio Pela Sauerauw. end nulvertted China, and of Binmm'a Afaseaw, PhtladelnkuA soda Salasratus, neatly put up In kegs and boaesJ which will be kept constantly on handiand for sale atl JOHN URIENWOOD, Assistant Manas tr. the lowest rates. Pleasecall and ezaminequality and! wawus, 'Orders respectfully solicited andpyrwrauuiy at JLfa. tended to, by ABRAHAM WILTSfE, agent; "tenan eaad attraebve ccectfoo oT Apm ie.

1950. ja 360 Main atreet. lVatiiral and ArtiflTial Cariosities T.TTHITE POTASH A superior article for soap oe kraod on tha oncitment, has Lately received many vary making, for sale by important additions to Ha before almost Isewilderme varietv 37 VAN VALKEABUBGH Ac COFFIN. of agreeable and inatrucove objects. Besides which, the LACK CRAPE tV4 Veil Crape of very superH IT TT5 or quality just received and for sale oy S.

fci ii i lTJi pis 36 THOMPSON Ac SAVAGE. Poughkeepsie. June 1st, 1650. 34 iVf I case prime Turkey. AT A 1VX Quinine so ounce.

Vlnum Sem Colciucum 1 case English. caiumei z.ngusa, inpouna ooiues. ndfortsjeoy s. s. tsjuuuiidiKvoi ik EDWARD BEACH.

Ulm, bestowed upon tm Masemm for the past amie fears, be haa expended nrrr thousand dollars FOR SALE. Fifty Doors, 3 ft. 10 by 6 ft. 10 Inch, 14 in. thick, 4 pa nels.

moulded both sides. Ye.P i.k.Ms? a enlarging and emtwffiauing it, aa well aa wndonnu ft in VSil2STl Blinds of a ropeiior quality made to order, andl ed 6ce intoona Grand Siratnore, fini.rf.cd in tha moat Uafys 'tinted with extra Paris Green, warranted not to aryle. itth. Silk Factory Building, Mill sL, (between CIo Without Regard tO COSt, tci tina vrstcrsuccis. no altera omueu mu nia ixiDauniTiens unaer i mw jTaUjgrsrnent ill meet with Universal Approbation.

He haa to hia new building a IYXagniflcent Blcb Piia lcae. The abOTe articles are war floor of which ia two ilonea lover down the old ranted pure, for tale by TAIVTT fc SON 1 one, and fitted up in the moat gorgeoa etylev with iron Morco IWb 26 trellta work fronU to each tier crunaon velvet CDahkona to PAY THE PRIf.TER. Tbe Books and" Accounts; nd.Id adwrurt 4cv preWnnn5 an i of the AMERICAN OFFICE, while under charge elegant saloon that will comfortably hold of Mr.GUlender,uptoJanuaryl,lS49,atpscedlnl TTTRTIE THQTJRAITD PEOPtE the hand of the subscriber for collection. All per I Ar.Kl AauUEMUlil tUXf JjJJ, sons indebted by makina; fmmediate pajmennt for where all thoee wbo disapprove of the dissipations, de Printer'a labor, will save Lawyer's us. tnucheriea, profanity, vulgarity, and other abominations, fBEH P.E Markct atreet.

hich charactonxe our modern Iheatres, may visit without Poughkeepsie. January 31st, lsao. I8 IMmff mfgbt CASWELL'S ENGINE PUMP, suaceptibia moral sensibility. TTOR WELLS ASD Tbe subtcri IN BARNUMS LECTURE ROOM hsrs have purchased from Thomas the urn a word la uttered offensive to morals or religion not a right to manufacture and vend, in the counties of uwhj breathed dculued to bring a blush upon the Duteheas, Putnam, Westchester, Kockland, expression employed that may tor well cisterns, tec This Pump, with hoM at" idea not an allusion ventured upon that haa not tached to the top, wilt throw water to the top of must unit been chastened with a duo and fixed regard for toon any building, and can be used in case of Hie, and is ctr. integrity, and the other virtues of an honorable fifo.

very conrament for aupplylng bathing tubs in upper; Tho entertainments which take place in this Saloon erervt rooms, watering gardens, 4c. Its construction Is re Afternoon and Evening, will consist of highly moral and U.H iukc.uus domestics drmmaa, wnrxen expressly toe jar afforded so cheap that every housekeeper can obtalnl irnunve Katabliahmenta, and to constructed as to please one. They have also the right of Caswell's Tire En i gine. in theabove countie. andfor Columbia county.1 powerfuf reformatory ten Orders can he addressed to the undersigned at the, denejr.

The moral domeatlo drama of Post Office, UnperHed Hook. Drtintard, or Ine Fallen Reclaimed, 1AiMSL A. LORNELICs FERINE, winch waa represented over a hundred times at Barnum a 34 SOLOMON D. COOK Philadelphia Museum, and conceded tobe oneof tho most BRITISH COM3IERCIA1. powerful aoxdianea that the temperance ccuk, ho erer received in this country, and to which was awarded tbe ap Life Insurance Company.

iwbujmaurfimteiiwrf a tho rehgiotn community at large, and all of the first fnrtii. ESTABLISHED In 1630, and empowered by act of lies in that city, will be among the Brat produced at the re Parliament for the insurance of Luis and SuaJ of thia estaUishment. srsoasHtrs, and the EnDowstBRT or Ch.ldbI!., fcc i Losrooi Also NbwTobk Capital Beside the Lecture Room, there are EIQUT Spactons REFERENCES LN SEW YORK. One Feet in length. His Excellency Hamilton nb.

Governor of theiuN.il with large variety of BeaUt, Birds, Fishes, Insect. Stale of New York; Anthony Barcfay. Esq. H. B.

Minerals, ike. JUST AnotO. M. Consul; Stephen Whitney. The Grand (State Ceaeh ef Adelaide, late Samuel Wetmnre.

Esq. Henry Grinnell, Esq. siytvw si no w.ssT aiys J. Phillips Phcenix, and John H. Hicks, Esq.

GI The subscriber having been authorised to receive "Winer with the MagnlBcent GotD AIouilTn Hakmm proposals for Insurance In the above Company, bests for eitcht horses, and the Gorgeoua Ootniv LlVBHV of the leave to call the attention ottbe public to the ad i late Uoeen'a eoachmen, footmen, and outriders This truly vintages it offers, and to those interested in the sub lrcL al and splendid Carriage almost LITERALLY COVERED WITH OOLOf E.P.BENJAMIN.Asent, ait. I cost over fourteen pounds tterttnga or zo jujt. SEVENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS TBE AMERICAN I.ivp Stnpt Insitrnnpp. rnmnnnv. ti.

I Conirreaa of American Sajree Grand Picture Gallcrv. walla of which are aurrounded with an Intehectoa. DIRECTORS J. G. Bowman, Counsellor, F.

Eherwine, Merchant, Capt. Isaac Mass. Merch'C Geo. D. Hay.

Merchant, lion. Thomas Bishop. Abm. bmitb, Farmer, Bank J1. fvfi.

f1il.nla.l tT ssa S.U.... v.m.sc.. uenTssnuTrrnuirnDiHi wrwscvu ary chl, law. cim.v 300,0001 Mockhold er IndmduaUy Liable. of ill the Principal Cities and Public Buildinga in the world.

FOR INSURANCE OF HORSES, MULES. PRIZE a en VTTa at.B 4f 1 Bulls. Sheep, and Cattle of every 150 WcUE FlgtireS, BUB Of Iille the combined risks of Fire, Water, Accident fl, prticular eye to the moral advancement Inf.t.!!?.lJSJffiSi'S0er fi. 5" ell aa the intellectual grtincation of an whcexamine fTS? 3 lhg. Intemperate Familj." and its coanu rnart.

the after ermf of death. Temaerate Familu." have been nronounced bv FirHgR 'Vv v. sthbw and other eroinent philahthroniats the best and Bank Dirctor Alvin W.Tracy. I the ad vantages of abstinence, ever placed before a thinkina; Hon. abnerT.EllissqJcotunrLnity.

senator and aiayor. The other tableaux, such aa the "Birth of out Director.andAuditorof th, Trial before Ponttut Pilate." the "ijiAf Suvcer: Knox County. a. tnn wMl known and have been ton lone admired. In JOiKPH BO WM AN, Pven ide nt, eulogy.

Tbe figures are aO of the tu of life, ar. 1 perW cctumed. appeJ ntf. and affeacrmgly cepnes Br'cb Of St. Bk.

Ind. "Hlih memory and vma.tnto the human heart in short Barnum a Museum is a wonder itself, and may Maattr Sraivr, Poughkeepsie. vu properly be called a FaatlLT ClCLoroiDIA or THUGS JAMES R. CARY, Proprietor of the Fortius House. tv sm ksowiso in regard to the world lee inhabit.

It ia having been appointed agent of tbe above Company,) iUJ. notionably tbe very best school of inatroction extant, for the county of Dutchess will give his attention to, ful iiule tbe eye of every little student, not merely a pic SlJtfI.l?X?SLllZlf,,l illustration of the interesting but abstruse facts of Nat the most tavoxable terms for the In arer. Anawilibe, 5. rf ,1, found it his new establUhment at businc ur t. bot an exact id tmage of nej eot CMiCiUan containinffratwofIiwirai.ee, and other in idea, well aa a tangible l.W.of the th.nca formation will be furnif ned by the obscriber.

King the evidence Btwl remniiwcence, or a bygone JAMES H. t'ART. Ul Fouphteepsie. June 8th, 19ao. 4m36 fr Barnum has agents and correspondents In neariy ev rtiOD of the glow, who are conanaauv aenuinir vain Iditiona to this already inconceivably great collection it world's wonders.

intoxicating drinks permitted on the premisep, and no 1 'jr persona, ras'e or female, admitted. 1 1 Maaeam is open from 7 A. to 10 o'clock P. "egnIatioM are estabfiahed and enforced, as render it and pleasant for Ladies and Childreh to 'ie Maseam in the da time though unaccompanied by men. Exhibitions and Performances in the Leclaro I WICE every day and on Holidays, entertainments ren Evtry Hour, Day and Evening himtssion 25 cents, Children under ten yean ot VlleenUa FIRE INSUHANCE.

TUB LEXINGTON FIKE. MARINE AND INSCltANCE COMPANY, of Kentucky. Capital, $300,000 paid up and isfely invested with surplus funds. REFERENCES IS NEW TORS. fc, Gko.Ncwbos.ld, Pro Went ot the Bank of America GtiODHCi Fishu.Howe fc Hamiltov; nm i ms.

BK. n.irr fc JojifH Wiliii, Pre. Went c(v' the Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company FaiMt, Wain it and Jiuu G.Kma It Son. THE MERCHANT'S MUTUAL INSURANCE COM 1" FAN fli HUli ALU. Capital SICK), 000.

Secured by Real Estste and Stocks. Kirks taken on the Premium Not System, and on! the CtuhSysttm. The only Mutual Company In the world whose csp I Ital itock is kecured. Persona inturinir on the Premtmm Note System have, tbe chance of being Insured upon payment of one hair onlj of the U'ual rates and camot be called upon to pay the amount of the Premium note until the whole! if tha Stock Is BtiBkand Intro case can the) insured be compelled to pay mobs than the amount of the premium note a ms les.ure 01 jhu.ubi jd.u ranee is new and an Inducement iu pel lor to all other rnmnBnits Th charter of this Companv also ire vide that all persons wbo Insure on the Hull participate in ine in proportion the amount of premium paid annually. THE UNIotf MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANT, located at Fort Plain, Montgomery county, insures country property on terms.

ADC aUDSCIIoer aUavinR; una yjuiun: 5.i iv above Companl, la prepare! to take risk against fhta nr Atxmarm bv Fire noon BuUdiot79.Merchandfze, and other Property, on liberal terms 5 also Marine! risks on Property by Hirer or Canals. E.P.BENJAM.Or,ient, Po'keepsie. May 6. 1950. 31 106 Mill at.

EECHES. Swedish and German fresh and live i iTt for sale by rt VAN VALKENBURGH fc COFriV 1 OfT 9 PILLS for sale, wholeule ami retail, by VAN VALKENBURGH Ac COFFLN, Sole Agents. FHI.1!tEY VEGETABLE FAMILY wnoienaie ana retail, ny E. TR1VETT, Poughkeepsie. No.

251 OAK HALL! No. 251 affT PanahkeeMie GBatlemex.a FaraiahLng Stare. rrsHIS Is tile most extensire establishment of the J. aina la rouenaeepsie, or nwrru iscsr ion mi Aihsni. Ettt article of Gentlemen's anrarel can he found in rrest sbundance and rarietlea.

Tbe latest Importations are Immediately selected from jirsl hands, consequently ther can be Bold for less imcirto the wearer. The best CUTTERS from New York are employed, and all garments are warranted to raic and jm Oak Hall Is the place for Gentlemen's dress. of patterns most rare and rich All new and late fashions, at prices far leas Than erer before, and fits to bewitch I Erery gentleman wanting any article of Clothing, from a Shirt Collar to an Orer Loaf, will readily see) the adrantage of stepping In to the largest atablisb ment and best selected assortment to suit himself. All orders promptly attended to. 33 c.D.SMITH,IMainst.Po5hkeepsie.

IHE ATTEJITIOJf OF FARMERS 1: partlcelarly Inrlted to the complete assortment of 'I OOLS for Haying and Harvesting, now to be had at the "Farmers' Sure," In part comprised of Furka. Bakes. Scythes, Scythe snaths. Grain Cra iles. Riflea, acytheTlcklers.

Qulnebaug Whetstones. rinil atones. Grind Stone Banging a. arc. Ace all of hich will be sold as cheap as can he afforded by any tablishmrnt In this filiate or elsewhere.

TROWBBIDGE Ac WILKINSON. Poughkeepsie, June 31. lsao. 33 a I. BABBITT Double Reflnd Salaers tus.

Etferrescing Compound and Patent Soap iwder. for sale In pound pscksges. or by the case. E. TK1VETT St aON.

Poughkeepsie, March 8th, lsto. 33 I TOCSEKEEPERS AHOY The subscriber I would cull your attention to a new article of iinace made exprassly for heating rad Irons and ar i mired for hard or toft coat. They are the rery you want. W. H.

TALLMADGE. S1 flfi BARRELS H. BeaihV Ex sJJJJs.UU tra Family Flour, warranted equal V9fito any In thia market, for sale by one alb. lsao. aa G.

1. VISCE.Vr At CO kii I rat 1000btgsofSyracnseDalrySaIt.ini 100 bbls ofstlint, for sale by S9 W. W. Ac J. REYNOLDS.

EXTRACT of Vanilla Barry's Tricopheroua Townsend's Ssrssparllla, and a great variety of, other articles, at 267 Main street. M.DAME. 6th mo. 1 1 50. i AND WINDOW CORNISH.

A June 19,180. 38 W. H. TALLMADGE. DAGUERREOTYPES CHEAPER THAN EVER! IsVEttY BODT Is going lo WALKER for Like nessea.

and well they may. for he is a perfect master of the art. and makes them chesper than any other roan, and what is better, he gives such easy and graceful timriurVj for the Ladies, and such dignity and elegance to the Gentlemen. Tbey are so tmliJte any otbarDatuerreotyprs that all should sit for Walker although they may hsrelhewolkt of other that they rosy aee tbe great difference tbatfswiMt can. produce fryHLs rooms are over the Post Office in Garden street.

aa S.L. WALKER. II. POWER Ac son, 399 Aai Slrtel, DEALBRS in Watches, clocks. Jewelry and Fancy Goods, and manufacture of Silver Spoons, Ac.

Old Stiver made over in the newest fashion. All work Engraved gratis. N.B. An experienced workman attends to the re rairtng or Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. 31 399 Main st.

(4 doers of Garden st,) Window Shades and Paper Hangings. GEORGE TAN KLEECK Ac Co. have juat received' a large assortment of Wind. Shades and Paper Haaitura to which they would iuvite the atten lion of purchasers. Also Gilt C.ralce.

Esn bretdered Jflaallae for curtains. SILVER SPOONS. SILVER SPOONS. A large! assortment of Silver poona and Silver FoiksJ rut be found at the Factory, warranted ea.ua! fo coinj. and engraved gratis.

Old Silver mide over. H. POWER Ac 80N, 399 Mthl sL a (opposrteGeo.VtnaIleec'aSlore.)( QU1NEBACO SCYTHE RIFLES. ITvHESE Billet are covered with the celebrated Whetstone and variably doable coated. For aettinr a good edgej Ihey are unrlvalled aiul every farmer who would mow last and easy, will ase Ihem In preference lo any othh er rifle.

For sale by W. H. TALLMADGE, 35 380 Main street. TJARASOLS. PARASOLS.

A large assortment' JTof Parasols and Umbrella, may be found at the Manufactory. Parasols and Umbrellas covered and repaired. H. POWER SON, May 10, 18A0. 31 399 Main street.

OILK mad LINEN PO PLIUS. A new style of drest goods, just received at aoc aiain street. 33 WM.W. WHITE fc SON ri lHE SERVANT'S FRIEND Bava You ever nsedthenewartfcleofPULVERIZEDBRISTOLl uuick DUST for acourincandtheTBrroLfLusTaai for polishing, and if not hasten to W. H.

TALL MADGE'S Store and get tome before is all gone Poughkeepsie, May 13, 1S90. WINDOW SIIADa Of every description and quabty. eomoriaiM. Landscapes, Gothics, Floral. Scrolls.

Interior Views, and other styles equally new and rfca tn their designs, are now feUing; at prices that cannot fall to meat tn. appxooiuuu oi the most ecAnoinlscaL Parchaters will please call uSSRS CHERRY PECTORAL: Vm Ikat tCarM mf COUGHS, C0X.DS, H0AHSEIXE33, BHON OBXTXS, OHOUP, ASTHMA, WHOOPIHCI COTJOTl AND CONSUMPTION. Iu offering to the community thisjusUy celebrated i medy for diseases of the throat and lungs, it is not wish to trifle with the fives or health oftheaf cled, but frankly to lay before them the opinion of i stmgulsbed men and aom. of the evidences ifs nccess, from which they can judge for themselves We sincerely pledge ourselves to make no wild as rrtions or false statement, of it efficacy, nor willwe out any hope to suffering humanity which facta will not warrant. Manyrfsoa are here given, and we solicit an in ury from the public Into all we publish, feeling as "irril they will find them perfectly reliable, and the niedictne worthy their best confidence and patronage.

PROF. CLE A TELAyt), oSowdotn Coilttt.Me. rites "1 hivewltnessed the effects of your CHEB. HT PECTORAL' In my own fsmliy and lhat of my Inends, and it gives me satisfaction to slste in its fe ir tbat no medicine I have ever known ba proved eminenUysvccewftil in curing dlseasesofthethroat and RET. DR.

OSGOOD It riles "That he considers 'CHERRY PECTORAL be best medicine for Pulmonary A Jections ever giv rn to the public." and states that "his daughter after linng obliged to keep the room four months with a severe settled cough, accompanied by raising of blood, ri. bt sweats, and the attendant symptoms or Con jamption, commenced the use of tha 'CHERRY ttc and had completely recovered." EXCHANCELOR KING. ef Tori, saya have been a rreal jatem wifn Bmuhitts, and but for the a of the might have continued to s.y years to come, but that ha. OTSl Uivfj to bear testimony to Us emctcv. rf From tuch twumony we aa tbe paollc lo judge for themselves.

HEAR TBE PATLaC A. Dr. Ayer DearSirs For twov year. I arreted with severe cough, I liwd and profuse nigbl ff slemliits ohvsuciaa I was Induced to use vour CHEB aid continued to do so till I eoosid mjS cuYed, I J'iti0 HjniplleI. f.

Sramoritvo, Nov. JT. 1MB xm dav appeared tbe above named James Kan t.il andproBOunccd the above statement tiae In er. LORENZO NORTOj.Justtce. 'ryr lTHEBE51EDTTHATCCalS.

Dr. Ayeri I have been long enacted I with AwAm. i.hKh grew yearly worse until last ii, a coigh whicli tg Sl, began to assume the alarmlaaTsymp" tlon. lhad triedlhelie advlc. and Ihe best ml Ine to no purpose, til TORAL.

eline. 'nifvS Jnxf SmJ. whih.orf"' Wi: her. a medicin sMhsr of the tssbue in' c. avaa.

atsatTtlt aafaaaas ru jFor 4 1 1 f. 3 i jfi a ttr April li, sow. I.