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RICE, Col! Jony SWIFT of Philadelphia, l.. 6.
BA>csorr and EZRA S. SWEET of oswcgo.


.Jy;iall Randall. who had expected 10 DC present,
| vas detained at Sunbury by sickness, and the
Buckeye Blacksmith was also absent, though ex.
pected The gIea,ost care should be used Gil these
occasions not To dsaPpo!nt the People OF single
speaker if any thing short OF breaking ncc5s viii
ret him there.


NEw JEasEy.-The Why's OF old Morris had
glorious meeting at Walnut Grove on Satur,
day An Ash Pole ll2 feet long, was raised
amid the cheers of some 2000 Wings, and spirit
ed addresses delivered by Dr.. GoGLE, CORTLAND
PALMER, Esq Jc,.gc DuEp, and Senator MILLER.
Upwards Of $50 ladies were in attendance.


- \ resident of Chanbers-st. writes Us APP
o!audng the late attempt oil Mayor Harper TO relieve
our princpsl hotoughares of The swarms of harlots
with which they have so long been infested He
wishes The reform TO be- carried step farther, so as
TO include the male associates Of lewd women, who
block up the streets and make night hideous with
taeir filthy conferences. We second the motion.


~ THs PHALA>x No. IS, just published, con-
I.uucs its criticism OF recent essay OF o. 4.
BRowSsoS making sundry insdious thfu7ts at the
System OF Fourier, and hackneyed charges OF ir-
religion Sc and the manner (which he Is handled,
while it mus; convince every one vino reads that
the doctrine niAssocIation upon high and nyin
cbte principles OF justice ard truth cannot fail 10
teach Nr. Brownson Il lesson III regard 10 express
ing opinions on subject he does not understand.
The present and preceding numbers OF the Phaanx
contain the essay entire of Mr.. Brownson, which
appeared in his last review.


An extremely interesting account OF Brook
FARM, the Association near Boston, by Vsiter, a
gentleman of high standing of this City, will also
be iyund in the present number. u. Winchester
pubiisherj Also for sale by Graham, Tribune
Buildings, and other periodical agents.


~ NiLEs's WEEKLY REGISTER, in A. volumes,
is FOR sale by J. 5. Redield, Clinton Hall. For
Contents see advertisement. No library complete
without il.


Tug GRANDFATHER. Novel. By the late Miss PICKERING.


Harper & BtU,hers g Cist.


Few noyelis,s have been more deseryedly popular
than Ellen Pickering, and this tale, the last she
wrote, will be read with the melancholy interest
arising from the fact Of her early decease In grace
fulness and humor her sy is admirable: and this,
the last Of her productions, is in many respects su-
peEior to the others. 1t is published for shilling


II YoUSG AMERICANS ARITHMETIC MADE
EASY, is the tide OF very Juvenile cyphering book
published by c. Shepard, l9l Broadway.


RoEDEnT.-Afr. Joseph Hasson, of Brooklyn,
was robbed of sl59 on the steamer Empire, on
her downward trip Saturday morning. The rob
Der was discovered at New Baltimore, and all the
money found upon him. Mr. Husson got back
his money, and the robber was sent on trip he
had not bergained for.


TIE EXPRESS FOR EsGLAsD-This day and to-
morrow, the 3lsi, Packages, Parcels, sc. will be
received al ADAMS & Co.'S European Express o.
flee, Wall street, for transmission by The steamship
Hibc:nia for Liverpool. Their Express FOR Freight
closes this day half past for small Parcels and
Packages Tomorrow at the same hour, which will
20 forward to the Liverpool Agents, Messrs. Will
mer " Smith, with the certainty OF prompt at,en-
ton.


e Robinson has got out rather good carica-
tu!e, representing Tyler ard Polk both astride the
Texas donkey for the Presidential race, while, in
spite OF their whaling and Old Hickory crowding be-
hind the organ of goaheaditiveness seems no; at ell
developed on the peryerse and scurvy beast Away
ahead is The Slill.ho, who is certain TO Win al
gal!op.


Clay BUrroNs.-We have before Us two sets OF
superb Goat Buttons, each emhe!lisied with a head
Of Henry C!sy-one set OF German Silver, the other
OF Bronze, and very creGitabie specimens OF Amen-
workmanship, considering tha, they are the first
Bronze Medal Buttons ever made in this country.
The mead is we'll done, though the likeness is not
s:rikinr u Atr.at., 100 Peg rl.st haa tharn for