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T h e tory papers state that the 'President’s letter to i the Rev. M r. Gwinn, declaring himself to be in favor of the candidate oftho Baltimore conveniion, has caused great alarm among the opposition. Their declarations arc about correct, for every honest man in the country, who wilUxamine the subject, has great reason to feel alarmed, when he sees that corruption, admitted cor ruption, h as got so strong a hold on the people that a president may enter the political field and proclaim who shall he shall be his successor, and with an almost ab solute certainty of being supported in his unwarranta ble interference, SrOST.tNEOUS COMBUSTION.—TwO weeks since (he Poughkeepsie Journal appeared ihoroughly immersed in whale oil. W e thought the experiment a dangen one a t tho lime, and our fears have proved to be well grounded. L a s t week the oil took fire of itself, and be fore the flames could be extinguished, the editor’s zeal for a eauso in which be has labored with great industry for more than a year, was entirely evaporated. A CHANCE TOR THE FAlTirFUr..—W e see it an nounced that “ his Holiness” the Pope of R ome is ex pected to visit Ireland in June next. This would be & fine opportunity for those of the party in this country, who are engaged in “ his Holiness’s” service, to just take a trip over to Ireland, and kiss “ his Holiness’i groat toe. Even the heretics who are faithful to h fomporal interests may thus obtain his pardon and ben ediction. D eath of S a MUEI. SEATER.—T h e New-York papers of F riday last announce the death of Samuel Slater, Esq. ofPawiucket, Rliodo Island, wlio died on M onday llie 20ili iiisl. M r. Slater was distinguished as the father of tho cotton maniifaclurinn business in this country, and built tho first cotlOJi factory in tlie U- nited Stales. A new tory paper, of the New-York species, has been commenced at Nashville, Tennessee, to support M r. Van Buren for the presidency. This is the Only paper in that slate which supports the claims of the ma gician, and is said to have been established under the immediate direction and patronage o f that unoifleious personage, “ the Government.” M Y S T E R IO U S . On Saturday tho 18lh insl.ia coii|)lc o f boys, walking on the banks of the Hudson river, nearly'opposite Van VIeii’s tavern, in the town of Hyde Park, discovered a small whito-wood box_wliicli had been left by the licirf. ilii-v Iiad obia'mcd a i)rize, they conveyed it into the woods and then went to apprize one of their companions, with whom they returned and proceeded to examine, when, to tlieir great terror, they discovered, instead of booty, the body of a very handaom * ----- infant. Frightened as they were at the i lie new born [able eecre- Vltached a fine pair o f worked pantaletts. T h e box al- loO^mia^Aeil ii (iit'cc of dark colored limestone flint, probably ibrec pounds in w eight, apparently newly bro ken from the quarry. From tho appearance of tho child, and also tho brightness of the nails with which tho box had been securely nailed, it was evident that ihs murder had been commiiled but a sliort timefpre- vious. • On Friday night the winds were northwest, and ebb tide after dark, from wliicli circumstance it is con jectured that the box was driven from the opposite side oftho river. This conjecture is sircngthuiied from the appearance of tlic srone, as none o f that species can he found on this side o f ihe'river, while It abounds in Uls ter county, from Eolion nortli. TIio jiiry found a ver dict of murder by hands unknown.— [Communicated. IT E M S . T h e sloop E m press, from Providence for New-York, caught fire to the sound on T uesday night, and was en tirely destroyed. She had a cargo of dry goods and 200 casks o f lime. The fire is supposed to have taken from the funnel of (he stove, though the lime probably completed the business, as the water thrown to put the fire out ignited the hme. T h e captain and crew were takon off by the steamer W ater-W itch, from Hartford. C u s io v s PHENOMENON.—^Tlic Weekly (Indiana) Messenger stales that on Saturday, thc4ih inst.,as the slcainboat Portsmouth was ascending the Ohio river from Louisville, a large globe of fire, passing through tho atmosphere, alighted on the top of ihe sight pole, and continued there for a considerable time—'the night ' P ivas to be stiomarme or supermanne—whether he v <•0 crawl over in the mud, or fly like an ostrltfch Uj the surlace, is more than wc can find out froi Gen. W m . Wadsworth, of Genesee, has bequeathed for the education o f the poor o f tliat town. la the Into session o f the Pennsylvania Legislalurc.a ailly notion was made to tax sheep a cent a head, for the benefit of education! The motion was lost. The tax should have fallen on asses. Sheep are pretty welt S S c n T O t '^ ; r ; h iT b y ‘: ; ; ; s ; ^ ‘aia;t ■and revered object in the halls of science. Do they furnish the parchment of diplomas—our public contra —the magna charta, &c. ?— Rve. Star. A great fire occurred in the Chinese district of 1 cao on tho 5lh of November. It broke out in st \boats moored near the bank of the river, whicli v royed, together with about four ' ' \ ' .... \ ‘ destroyed houses. f the river, whicli were four Itundrcd well built .—The Courier and Enquirer if Massachusetts known as the Ahcre has been but two indictments in seven months, ■there has been but two indictments in seven and these petlil larcenies for sums under §10. Cold tainters done over .—A German professor Strave, has published a pamphlet to prove there will not be -severe winter for the next 1000 ; [jFVom ihe Si. Louit (JIfsi D r e a d ful F ire— B u r n i n g q f f f t y - o n e horsed A terrific fire, threatening the destruction o f the fairest portion of our city, broke out Inst night a little after 12 o ’clock, on M a rket-street. It com menced in the interior o f the extensive livery sta ble owned by M essrs. Laveille a n d M o rton, nnd a t the time in the occupancy of M r. J o h n C a h e r t. T h e first intim ation of the fire xvas given by the flames bursting from the building, and, as it w as built o f wooden materials, and contained a large quantity of hay and other p rovender, all efforts to save it were fruitless.' A ttention w a s instantly di rected to the rescue o f the horses, but, horrible to say, fifty-one of those noble anim als a re supposed to have been burned with the building. O thers hh agony and fright—■their thei tenting a terrific spectacle R E S E N T N U M B E R have been burned ire let loose, w ild \ IS on fire, and | lanes on fire, and presenting a terrific spectac le ; ) relieve them from suffering several w ere shot Prorn the stable, the flames communicated to the old Catholic church, which, having been aban doned, w a s tem p o rarily occupied as a warehou! T h e walls o f this building alone, are left s tandir T h e goods— from eighty to one hundred china, queens and glass w are, are all destroyet row o f buildings, running from Set crates ofj istroyed. •om eigh I, queens an d glat [fs. P e r r y ’s row o f buildings, runnin g from S ec ond to M a m -street, w ere in iminent d anger, as was, indeed all the property in the neighborhood ; a brisk wind prevailing at the time directly from the W e s t. But, fortunately, no other dam age T h e new Catholic church, having a lof, w a s uninjured, except in the bur- or three windows. T h e loss cannot now be accurately estim ated. M orton & Laveiiip, John C alvert and R . D. W a t son, the latter the ow n ers of the goods, are tlie principal suficrers. T h e loss o f the horses will be very heavy, b u t divided among their set ers in the c ity. ^ A ltogether the damage less than fifteen thousand dollars. It isi knovvn liow the fire •was communicated. sev eral own- cannot be [From the Joncsborough ['I'enn.) Rep. and Journal.') D readful Tornado .— One of the most violent hurricanes ever tvitnessed in this State w as expe rienced in the lower part o f M u rray county on the night o f 21st ult. E ight persons w ere killed and fifteen or tw e n ty others severely injured, some o fj whom w ere not expected to recover, much damage has been done ; houses, fences, trees, and indeed every tiling which opposed the progress of the winds hasas beeneen sww ept p t a w a y . Someome ideadea r 3 h b s e a w a y . S i m ay formed of the force o f the gals from the circum stance that a piece o f poplar plank perfectly uare and blunt a t the end was found driven by e force of the wind, into tlie body of a lynn tree at an angle o f a b o u t forty-five d egrees to the depth 3 1-4 inches. It is said that tiic tornado vis ited the neighborhood of Clarksville on tlie same night, with equal violence and accounts have been received of 2 deaths and 2 persons mortally woun ded, as is supposed. T h e foregoing particulars are from the Columbia Observer, and tve are ap prehensive that the next accounts from the scGncs of devastation will be of a most deplorable char- tliat nuicli injury was a of ihac place though no live? lost. f n r a i m w s M d e r th3W ni ol RIGHT E R & B U S H N E L L ,and having taken the store for merly occupied by IViUiarn H , Davis, on the corner of M ain and Academy streets, would rcspectlully in- S T A P L li D R Y GOODS, selves tliey can sell upon as reasonable terms as can be purchased in this village. They solicit a continu ance o f the favors o f the former customers of William H . Davis, and by endeavoring to please those who ——r - ----- *1 ------ fi cliAfA r»r Poughkeepsie, April 23, 1835. N . B.—Cash paid for G R A IN a T O T H E L A D I E S . ^ L E I G H T , G R E E N & W E N D O V E R K ? have, in adidition to their former assortment of I French worked Collars, received a new supply ol CO L L A R S and very rich C A P E S , of tho most ap proved patterns. Also, Black and white, plain and ribb’d silk Hosiery, Emboss’d openwork brown cotton do. N e t, plain silk and kid Gloves. Corner M ain and Academy sis. Poughkeepsie, 28th April, 1835. ____________ 66 i m r O T I C E . — A ll p e r s o n s r n d e tited to th e estate of W ILLIA.M T . D E G R O F F , deceas ed, late of Poiiglikeepsie, are notified that the books, notes and accounts of (he said deceased arc loft a t the store of Gale & Morg.an (his former stand,) for settle ment. Those indebted will please to cal! and close theiraccounts on or before the first o f June next, when, if not settled, they will bo placed in tho hands of an of ficer for collection. Those having demands against the CSlatO are also requested to present them for nd- C O R N E L IA A . L . D E GR R OF PF \ Poughkeepsie, Apt ISA A C 1. BA L D Ib [isie, April 28, 1835. L . D E G O , Administratrix. Administi i r ,.y one having o „ o - . r i S S i.'.o me so that I may know it to have been ono of them, I .. -.It }jjm 25 per cent, of the amount paid for it. M erchant Tailor, M ain-street. L A C l J f c o O D S . T W E N R Y W , M O R R I S w o u ld in v i t e t h e JL M . public attention to his new stock of LA C E GOODS, comprising Inserting, Edging, d uilling, &c. just received from New-York. Poughkeepsie, April 22,1835, N E W W O R K S . f f l H E Y E M A S S E E , a ro m a n c e , J L by the author of Guy Rivers. Tho Crayon hllisccllany, by the author of tho Sketch unts from Florence, A labam a, represent tell injury w as also sustained in the vicinity On Lake Erie, and every I King (.resents The stcainbeais are rum if not all the harbors arc opened, s the prospect of acilvo LusineStll. ining between Cleuvclanci and I.ifo of tho Rev. John Wesley, The Otfering for 1835, Lady’s Album, Biography, London Keepsake, JuvenileK< J u ^ . ^ , . g . n . ' l b r g c b y Cabinet of ipsake,&c.psal .ce GEO. N A G E L L . K E W Y O l l l i M A R K E T . From the N . Y. Daily Adverliser o f Saturday. FL O U R .—The canal is again open, and siq.plies begin to arrive freely, not however so large as last year. The market has given way about 6 1-4 cents. Sales of western canal at 5 56 to 5 75—of soullicrri flour the slock is reduced, and at the south markets have improved ; here, however, the western supplies have prevented any improvement. Sales of Georgetown 6 25 to 5 3 v— Howard st. 5 47 to 5 50—Richmond city mills 5 75 ; G R A IN .—^Rye and corn have advanced considerably, irly all that has reached the market has been _ sold. About 10,000 bushels northern corn sold at 80 cents ; 1000 Jersey bushels 78 cts., and a cargo ofj southern at 76 c ts.; considerable sales of rye at 85 cts. ; North River wheat a t g l 10 a 1 13, and southern at,§l; O U N A M E lN T A li H A I R W O R K AN1> T B E R F U M E R Y F O R 1835.— E v - M T erlasting Curls, Puffs, Ringlets, Braids, Friz- etts, Plain Pronils and Head Dfcsscs, of Ilic latcst Style. Also, ladies’ Wigs, gentlemen’s do., metalic Wigs, fine do., Honey, Florida and Cologne W a ters ; Otto of R oses, Soap, Naples comp’d Tablets, Burgamot .?oap, barber’s shavino Soap, W insor do.) prarl pow der, httir do., bears’ oil, Engllsll prlntlsSO do.. altliqUC oil, fiulcy soaps, cold cream, Preston smelling suits, Bullard soil, powder, boxes nnd puff*, court plaster, Mac.issar oil, balm of lavender, vogotablo oil for the ? c S T v ' s 2 doors east o f Dr. Trivctl’s drug store, AJain st. ;C I P Shaving and H a ir Dressing as usual, in a style unequalled in Poughkeepsie. No mistake h e re '. April -29, lS3o. _____________________________ ^ N E W S T O R E A N D N E W G O O D S , f j E N R Y W . M O R R I S , h a v in g taken ■ I thestoreofM rs. Caswell, formerly occupied by Caswell & Barnes, has jnst returned from New-York j with an entirely new nnd splendid assortment of GOODS,for the S P R IN G and S U M M E R T R A D E . His stock comprises every variety required for the Po’- kcepsie market, to accommoilalc ilie trade and the wants oftho trading communily. He particularly in vites tho attention of his friends nnd all others dispos ed to become .so, (as he is particularly anxious to c.x- tend his a ' t market; h orthern 10 1-2 cts. W OOL.—The Spanish Wool offei ed at auction last eek was all sold at 40 to 75 cts. About 60 bales Sax ony lambs’ wool were offered a t auction yesterday, and part of it sold a t 80 to 1 15 per lb. Considerable wool is arriving from abroad, and a large sale at auction will take place at Boston on the 7th of Miay Courier. M E D I C A L N O T IC E . . IH E F e r m i-an n u a l m e e t in g o f the D u t c h - j L css Medical Society will be held at the Pough keepsie Hotel, on Tuesday the 12ih of May next, GEO. F . H U R D ,M . D . Scc’v. Aprjl^20, 1635. _______ _______________ 3tv65 said unarics I'ean lu such uaie, uiu ueicuy iiuiiiicu lu lay and save costs, he being duly authorised to collect the same in liisi own name or otherwise. Poughkeep sie, April 22d, 1835. R . B. TA Y L O R , 65 Attorney at Law. Vl next.— [N . Y . con.sumption, I lains were \ew-York on Sunday aficrnoori (he 26th inst.,of iption, M r. L kander W oolky , aged 25. His swere carried to Pleasant Valley for interment. IQ ^ N O T I C E —Inconsequence of the storm, the Old Slone House in Mill-street will be sold to-day at 2 o’clock P . M . April 29. R E M O V A L . [ X E N P E R S O N & L O S S I N G _LJI. liavo R E M O V E D to Brewster's Corner, near ly oppo.sito their O ld S tand . April 21, 1835._____________________________6 ^ TO W O O L G R O W E R S . r a l l J E manufacturers of Wool havesuflei _BL ed so much from the twine used in winding the its shedding the fur, which India of Cotton and :ces, in consequence of makes specks in the cloth, the fur, which makes specks in the cl that many of them arc determined not to buy \ that is wrapped with such twine. Suitable twine be obtained a t Elias Trivctl’s, Poughkeepsie, M erritt & Haight’s, H art’s village. By the request of se.veral Mi i such twine. Suitable twine .3 TrivcU’s, Po o , H art’s village. 5w66 n I e W G O O D S . ^ R A N D E L L t& SMITHarenot ing o f every style and quality, suitable for the Spring and Summer trade. G6 April 29,1835. T V O T I C E .— T h e c o p a rtnership heretofori i l . S ! * l \ C A T S B V c a t ' £ N E W G O L D & S I L V E R W A T C H E S , n n HE subscriber would inform the public W that he has just received an extensive assort- ] inonlofgolcl and silver W A T C H E S , consisting ofj Patent Lever, Duplex, Lepine, and plain W atenes, many of them entirely new and elegant patterns, from tlio most established makers. Also, Gold Chains, Seals, Keys, &c. of rich and fashionable potterns, together wiih a general assort ment of silk, Steel, and gilt Guard Chains, Keys, &c. Also, some elegant French Mantel CLO C K S , with inanv other articles in his line, which ho will sell on the most reasonable terms, at the store of Peter P . Hayes, corner of Main and Garden-streets. iiZU^All kinds of Clocks nnd W atches C L E A N E D and R E P A I R E D , in the best manner, and warranted to perform well. A L B E R T B A L L . ilikecpsie, April 21, 1835, _______________ 65 mutual consent. S k f l S i R . XK) y e a rs! The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, so far as it is com- eted, presented, according to the Williamsport Ban ding to the Williamsport E ■nlivening shouts of the assembled (hum was a beautiful boat, “ T groupcs and among them was a beautiful boat, “ The Lady Washington,” laden with 400 barrels of flour. Philadelphia S /iips.-T h e Philadelphia Com. Her- aid contains a list of vessels built a t that port within the last ten years. T h e number of square Hggcd VCS- ■' '' ti year to year, until du- but one shi| W I N D O W S A S H . “ S k ip the hard words .”—The Lewistown Republi can, a staunch Jackson organ, thus speaks o fM r. Muh- Icnburgh, M r. Van Boren’s favorite licutcnantin Penn sylvania: “ Let the ;t to Genr; iitti, as in the hands parson Muhlenburgh and his cut-throat associates.” A n intelligible recipe .—^A lady at tho Springs last i summer, being desirous of obtaining the recipe for ma- i king a certain pudding, to be met with nowhere but at Congress Hall, applied to the superintendent for the same. It was immediately furnished, in the following clear and conspicuous terms: “Take a few eggs, a quantity of milk, a little butter, a thingfidl of meal, a ihingful! o f currants, a thingfull of wine, three thingsfuU of flour, and sweeten to j'our taste.” Dowell, M ass .—T h e factories a t Lowell, M ass., man ufacture 36,170,040 yards of cloth per annum, and con sume 12,256,400 pounds of cotton, and an immense quantity of wool. They also consume 210,000 pounds starch, 3,800 bbls. flour for making sizing, &c. and five hundred thousand bushels of charcoal. The girls receive §1 90 per week, and the men 80 cents per day, clear of their board. They are paid off once in four weeks,and the sum total of their wages amounts to §68,000 for each month. More than twelve thousand laborers are employed on the banks o f the Nile, a t Damietta and Rosetta, in E - ?ypt, who were employed in the gig: =ially damming^ up the Nile, for the inundations, which, if accor” of that country unlit • g P I E C E S S 1 L K S j u s t rccctvctl, J L among which are, Extra super rich bl.ack and blue-black Poix de Soi, Gro de Swiss, Geo do Naples and Italians,* all of which are of superior lustre. Also, A splendid assortment of colored Silks, of every quality and shade which the New-York mar ket affords. _ C R A N D E L L & S M IT H . T . W H A L E 4is S O N , W J R O F E S S O R S of th e p o lite a r t o JL D A N C IN G , from the city of New-York, havi ■ ■ of making known to the ladies and vis, in the second week in May. per quarter. Twenty-four lessons per quat cription list\ for signatures at the Hotel. April 29, 1835.________________________ E X C I S E B L A N K S . R O G E R S ’ a n d T a v e r n keepers’ Bonds and Licenses, for sale by P . P O T T E R . April 29th, 1835. ______________________ 3wGG W I N D O W G L A S S . A boxes of E n g lish, F ren c h and A - merican \Window Glass, from 6 by S to 30 by 40, just received and for sale, wholesale or retail, by E L I A S T R I V E T T . P oughkeepsie, April 29, 1835. __________ 9w66 S O M E T H I N G 1 A Grocery Store made out o f a & eller's shop, icribercriber re:espectfully Thesubs r informs his hTs\^REMO V E D JR E into the building lately occupi- Adami Hcnder.son as a sil- b y M r . rellers sioi igiis inuiiuttiioiis^ wiiicu, u accomplished, wiU render street, a few “f the^ Poughkeepsie Hotri, A noble act, and worthy o f imitation. —Some months since, M r. Nathaniel W ard, tvlio is de.af and dumb, lost 80 dollars. It appears that an honest tar found it, and sailed the next dtiy for a port in India. W hile ab sent, he, by chance, read in a New-York paper the loss of the money, and knowing from the contents that the 3 n ^ belonged toM r.W ard, Jnck,on his return home, inticated particulars,— [ t The New-Orleans Bee gives a list of the individuals who have licenses to keep gambling houses in that city. The list comprises sixteen names, and the whole sum paid by them into the treasury for llie privilege amount ed in 1834 to S118.000. Nearly One lialf of this sum was given to the Cliarity Hospital, a large portion to the college ofLouLiana, and to the priinarv schools of Nm Orleans, and the rest chiefly to other charilahle iiiotiii they don’t buy. * 3 Poughkeepsie, April 29tb, 1: L I F E O F A A R O N B U R R , J J Y Samuel L. Knapp. Biograi J U the Saviour and his Apostles, with a ■ of each, by the author of the History of iheBih Penny Magazine, part 33d—for sale by April 29. 3w66 ___________ P . P O T l A. A T W O O D , • O O R T R A I T PAINTER,] M r pectfully informs tho ladies and gentlemei Poughkeepsie, that he has taken rooms in Brews! Buildings, over Dr. Tapping’s office, opposite Court House, 'ivhcrc he iiilcmJs remaining a few days Those who are desiioiis of oblaitiiiig Family Pot traits would do well to make tmtitcdiate applicatior Term'-, moderate. Go April 22, 1835. T H E S U B S C R I B E R S inform their friends and the > puiilic they have just roturri- I ed from New-York, and now r l L t o f w A T a l I jEwrL'SrrHSusE. K E E P I N G A R T I C L E S ; consisting of Looking Glasses, brass Andirons, Cs dlesiicks, Snuffers, Knives and Forks, T e a T rays, p W e coiitimuc to mamifaclurc large quantities of Silver Spoons and arc thereby enabled to .supply mir customers on tho most reasonable terms. Those who want will do well to call and examine before tlu'y pur chase. AVc return our thanks to our customers for ■ -aerit a oontinualion of the O M P L*E T E S th e 7 th Volun the Poughkeepsie Eagle. Subscribers in e waited upon with their yearly bills as soon as TOvenience will permit. Those who take their papers from Post riders are requested to be punctual in their payments. In tho mean time we shall bediap- py to attend upon calls for settlement at the office, and : r l —ti ------ r? . . ^ ^ . ^ c a l l s a r e f i ^ 'T & UA N N E Y '. S U M M E R G O O D S F O R ^ E N T L E M E N ’S W E A R .— W M . H O Y L E , Jun. has just received a general as- irimcnt of Goods in his line, some entirely new. For Gentlemen’s Summer COA T S —Paramatta ii<bon Drilling, iinipion • Caiiioons, mlel, plaid and rib- C rape Drilling, diagonal ribbed C bed Cassiniero, plain Cassimon most fashionable colors.. Al.-jo,a few spun silk yndcr Shirks, recommended by th^racuUy for^rheumatic or nervous persons. r j l H E subscriber purchasetl a piece ol M . brown Camlet last fall, ait<i made it into Cloaks, which he has^sinco found to liavo been damaged. A- April 2-2.1835. vom e table ith great suc- C L O T H S , C A S S I M E R E S . M U T C H I N S & P E T E R S h a v e ju s t JL m received a general assortment of CLOTHS, C A S S IM E R E S , &c. consisting of every shade and quality, trom §1 50 to §9. A splendid as.sorlmont ofj Jet „ ____ ,__liues;^ ___ ['INGS, of every qual- tention of tho public. ce.ss in consumptive cases. The geiutine 15,1835.____ E T E K . ___ T p l IB B LE & V E D D E R h a v e th is ■ 9 day received, and are now opening, a large a s sortment o f dotible ntui single width French BOMBA Z IN E S , tO wllicll they would invito thc^attemion of F A S H I O N A B L E S F K I N G G O O D S . rHNHE subscribersh.n.vejii.'st received a lariye JL assortment of blk, blue lilack and col’d SfldvS, comprisiitg every quality and color; Shally and Paris P R I N T S j 150 pieces dark and light C A L I C O E S ^ able for (1)0 .«=cason. A large assorlm oiit o f C L O V E S , on Ware, lice. Piircliasers aro iiiviiud to call and e.v- nino their stock of Goods. ALO N Z O H U T C H IN S . WAI. H. P E T E R S . Pouglikccpric, A p ri[22,1835. _____________ ^ ___ N O T I C E . 3E E su b s c rib e rs, hav in g ; disco n tin u e d their present business, wisli to dose their con- xs soon as practicable, and respectfully request n p H X theii osc who :count,u firm to present the same for adjustment, al tho old stand, (now occupied by Joseph T . Adriancc.) J. & A . W I L T S IE . Poughkeepsie, April 22,1835. 4w65 T O L E T — A n office, su ita b l e for an Attorney or Piiysician. Enquire of I April 22. 65 G E O , N A G E L l T O L E T ------ T h e n e w tw o - s to r y House in Catherine street, near the residence .of Geo. P. Oakley, Esq. The situation is pleasant, and the House well calculated for a gentoel family. Enquire at the office of tho Poughkeepsie Eagle. 65 ___ 22, 1835._ TO L E T -T H E STORE now ---- \... Meddaugh, one door west m s D u S i . . gafiT iess. . D. R O B IN S O N . f ^ R E N C H GOODS.* J ? assortment o f French Goods are now offered for sale by S L E IG H T , G R E E N & W E N D O V E R , corner o f M a in and A c a d e m y s tr e e t, c o m p rising a va riety of—Light and dark rich fig’d SILK S , do. do pouix de soics, Blk and blue blk de. do. Light and dark gro do Naples, &c. Sup. blk and blue blk French bombazin. Rich French work Collars, do. Silk Muslin, Hornani, Olympian and knit hdkfs and Shawls, from 4 to 7-4, Raw silk, Thibet wool and imitation camel’s liatr Hdkfs and Shawls; rich laco Veils, from $3 to §12; Engh’s thread laco Edging .md Inserting, muslin do. « 7 “M. W . l l E Y ^ \ b L D S havinf? w W taken into copartnership his brotlter,JAM E S R E Y N O L D S , Jun. would give notice that the busi ness in future will be conducted unJer the firm of W M . W . REY N O L D S & CO. at the old stand Upper Landing. Having recently returned from N cw-Ti rk with a l^‘’ODS and DRY G R O C E R IE S , selected with great care, they flaltt themselves they arc prepared to cxiubii to their cu; toiners articles unsiuimsscd in quality and price. T h e y respectfully solicit a continuance of that pat-; ronage with which the store has been favored, and for I which they tender sincere thanks. The Books o f W . W . Reynolds will be at the store prepared for immediate settlement, which is iir»piitly reqiicsied. 61 ______ Po’kcepsie. April 15, 1S35, ] r IN E N S, S H E E T IN G S , a n t U g r e e n & W E K D O 'V E K .vk: ' Irish Linen.s nnd Shoelings, 6-4, 7-4 and 8-4 damask table Diaper, 4 and 5-4 birds eye do. Extra 4, 5 and 6-4 W altham Sheeting, New York Mills and other Shirting, Marseilles Q,uilf.s, Countcrp.ines, 6, 7 and 8-4 col’d tablo covers, lin and fig’d floor clotii baize, &c. with a great variety of fashionable and Poughkeepsie, Aprilpril 14, 14, 1835. April 15. _________ H U T C H IN S & P E T E R S . S A S H . f T H H E .subscriber is now receivinpr n I n r g e X assortment o f W IN D O W SA S H , of all sizes, which will bo sold at the lowest nianu facturers’ prices, by J. J . W A L D R O N , At the sign of the Padlock. Poughkeepsie, 14th April, 1885. 64 N O T I C E . n p H E snb s c \ ’^ - - ' X . partnership will be continued under the firm of David Arni San, at the old stand of David Arnold, adjoining the I.anding of James R . Carey & Co. where they will be happy to e.xhibit to their friends and the public, an ex tensive ami well selected assortment of S E A S O N E D L U M B E R , which will be sold on the most reasonable rms D A V ID ARNOLD, N A T H A N ARNOLD. Poughkeepsie, 4th Mo. 1, 1835. 64 f H 'lH E subscriber wisliing to close his nc- counts as soon ns practicable, respcelfiilly n quests those indebted to him by note or book acconn to call and settle the san having demands to pvesem 4ih Mo. 15, 1835. same without delay, and those the same for adjustment. D A VID A R N O L D . 64 T O O K A T T H I S . — T h o Huhscriberg J u t have tills (layr<?ceivcd from New-York two pie ces of B U F F A L O C L O T H , th e b e s t article ever feroil ill this mark ' -------- coats or pantalooi 3ns. AU those wishm\ a wood ariicle 10 C.JI g ^ H R I S T I A N L I B R A l l Ju s t X y received Nos. 25 to 37 inclusive, contains The lous Enquirer, Eternity Realized, A Moral De- John Newton, Life of Rochester, and Scott’s Force of Truth, all of which may be obtained for seventv cents. April 8. 6‘3 G E O . N A G E L L . ‘ ^ O T I C E . — T h e books, notos n countsof C A S W E L L & B A R N E S arc now at the store of i.eonard M . Vincent, where the sub scriber will attend to settle tiie same, and where all in debted will please to call. It is indispensably ncccs- sary that these accounts be settled without delay, as iho business oftho firm has been closed. D A V ID H . B A R N E S . Poughkeepsie, A[iril 8,1835, ______________ 63 ]%rE W CLOVER A N D T I M O- U T H Y S E E D . 100 bushels first quality new Clover Seed, 100 do. do. do. Timotliy Seed, 5 tierces Green P eas, 5 do. Marrow Fats,—received amt for sale by S L E IG H T , G R E E N & W E N D O V E R , Corner Main and Academy sis. iVkeepsie. April 8. 63 Icbted to t h e deceased, O T I t o t t e r *' having demands against the same, are requested to Gallon the subscriber for settlement. R O B E R T W IL K IN S O N , Ex’r. April 7, 1835. ^ L O T H S , C A S S l M E R E S , & c . The subscribers are now opening, at their store tion, to which they would invite llie attention of the public. D IB B L E & V E D D E R . 25. G1G1 March J Q n e w s p r i n g g o o d s . X O t S ^ G B O . v a n k l e e c k ived within a f comprising every variety o? English, Frctioh, India and American manufacture which tlieNc'w York mar ket affords. They do not think it necessary to give an inventory of their stock in this paper, but would re spectfully invite cu.stomers to call and examine their . N E W S T O R E . f T I R O S T & COLVER Avonltl in- X ’ form the public that tliey have taken the store two doors west of John Klapp’s grocery, and an ining an E N IN R E N E W and cxtensii :c. AVc return favors, and hope rinii;; April 20th, 1835 id ho particular attci flocks and wal tcniion paid to the repairing all Itches, ami warranting them'. E . M O R G A N & SON. on Swiss muslin and clock’d cambric F . Gingham;plainChambra do. Poughkeepsie, April 15, 1835. W S T O R I COLVI that they hat in Klapp’s gr< opening an E N T I R E N E W anc tnent of S T A P L E and F A N C Y D R ' comprising every variety of foreign and domestic ma ufactlire which the New-York market affords. They speclfully invite customers to call and examine their lods, among which are many splendid articles ol fan- r, entirely different from any thing ever offered in iltis arkef. Having used much care in buying, they hope supply their customers upon as gooct terms as they in purchase elsewhere. Also—D R Y G R O C E R IE S , W IL L O W B A S K E T S , &i Po’kccpsic, April 7 , 1835. re assort- GOODS, Stic nian- ixainine tin irehased with much care, ioll on as reasonable M I S S B O S W O R T H * S S E M I N f^OR YOUNGLADIEg JL summer term of this institution will cot on the first hlondaj* in M ay next. All the c and higher branches of English education usual, with Needle Work, Drawing, Paint French and Latin. Poughkeepsie, April 15, 1835. The in taught as uting, Music M R S . COJSCJ S E M I N A R Y , rM lH IS institution has been in successful ■ operation about two years, and in which are taught all the various branches of an English educa tion, French, AJusic, Drawing, Painting, Sic. It is situated in the airy and pleasant part of the village, with extensive accommodations for Boarding and Day Grateful for the liberal patronage heretofofe bestow ed upon tliat institution, the Principal renews her a s surances to the public, that the most assiduous atten tion will be bestowed upon the instruction and person al deportment of the pupils who may be placed under her care. The boarding department is arranged in good style—is ait.ached to the Seminary, and is under the care and direction of Miss Baldwin—and with whorn, iioatiention.s will be wanting to promote Ihe comfort, j health, and happiness of the young ladies belonging to s“uaLVIER T E R M will commence the first Monday in M ay next. R eferences .—Hon. iker, Aaron Jniiis,| Pongbkcep.sie, March 4, 1834. 59 B O A l t » I N < i S C I l O O I i j p O R Y O U N G L A D I E S — M i p G I B B S J C informs her friends and the public, that her School re-commenccs on the 15ih o fM ay. Hyde P a rk, April l Oth, 1835.____________^*8w65 B O A R D I N G S C H O O L , m f R S . H . M . D E A N ’S S chool , in con- X T X nection with M iss L . C, A. H iern , is open for the acceptance of Boarders and day Scholars, where will be taught as usual, all tito common branch es of an English education together with French, Drawing and Painting. 'leasant Valley April 15,1835. 64 T V O T I C E . — T h e c o p a r tn e r s h i p h e r e to f o r e i . J existing under the firm of S . V. F R O S T & CO. was dissolved by mutual consent on the 2Sth ult. AU having unsettled accounts are respectfully re- non V . Frost, a t the old stand, to settle the same. SOLOM ON V. F R O S T . W IL L IA M F R O S T . The business will be continued a t the old stand by e subscribers. SOLOM O N V. FR O S T . W IL L IA M D . A B B A T T . o. 18,1835. ___________ 6m 60 the subs Pooghkeqisie, 3d N E W S T O R E . w w Uiiun. .Jiuia vpuosiie f^uuniin Ci jtsowne, RUa one door west of John Klapp’s grocery, would call the attention o f his friends and the public generally to his stock in trade, consisting of D R Y GOODS and D R Y G R O C E R IE S , C R O C K E R Y and W OODEN- W A R E and W IL L O W W A R E , including W illow Baskets, Cradles and Wagons, ^c.- Po’kcepsie, 3d mo. 16,1835. _______ ^ __ GO npHE LONDON aUARTERLY RE- X V I E W , N o . 105, for Feb. 1835, and of the A- mcrican edition No. 1 of Vol. 2d, being one of a se ries ofR^ublished Foreign Reviews, comprising the London, Edinburgh, Foreign, and Westminster Q,uar- irly Reviews. The four works aro furnished at ^8 per annum. Three of them for - - 7 Two of them for - . . 6 One o f them for - - - 3 ubscripiions rece'fved at P O T T E R ’S Bookstore, • pril 15,1835-. 3w64 N E W - P A L T Z A C A D E M Y . fW lH E Trustees give notice that they have J L ent^aged the Kcrviccs of Eliphaz Fay, A, M. * cipal of the Dutchess County Acai a. hfie lio il teaching—3 ability and acquirements, cious brick edifice on tii river, in the village o fNc\ boardinghouse, young ladies and gentlemen cai __ accommodated with board in the family of tho princi pal who resides in (he Acadtuny, a t 50 cts. per week, or 25 dollars |>cr lerm, including wasliing and tuition. Payment in advance. ^ Tlie next lerm commences on Monday the lOlh of November next. The following arc the ra’os of Tiihion. F o r (he lower brandies of English educa' tion, S3 00 per torm. For the higher branches of English eduralion, 4 00 For the lanjjuagos, 5 00 Sliidents will riiruish a matlrass or fealher bod and beUUing for thcnisvlvcs*. D. V A N 0 L IN D A , Fiosidont. SoLOatON E . E lting , Secretary. Ocf. 14J834. _ ^ ___ ___ _ 1 ‘2 N E U - i n m i f O l V l ) A N D T f O ’K E B P S I E O I L STOFvE. M r The .subsiTiber has opened the above cstablish- nient a few doors east of the Eastern House, on tlie oppo.--ite side of ATa’m-sIreet, where ho will at all limes kcej) Spring. Fall and Winter Sperm, refned Whale, fJnsccii anil Prepared Paint D I E S —and \ W a s C A N D 1 . e s . He warrants all pure, and of first quality—and will sell tl esl cash prices, a t wliolosalu and retail. S. W . H A W E S . Poughkeepsie, 3d mo, 24,1835. S. W . H . receives all his Sperm Oil direct from the manufactories in New-Bedford, and having been him self citgagcd in the manufacturing of Oil in that place, feels confident that he can give the purchasers of Oil ontire salisfaction in llie a r t i c l e . _________ 61 N E W S T O K E . E & V E D D f ANE’S Patenf THRASHING MA- M A C H I N E and Endless Chain H O R S E PO W E R .—The Farmers of Dutchess and Columbia coun ties are respoclfully informed that the subscriber has become interested in the patent right to the manufac ture .and sale of Lane’s Patent Thrashing M achins Coit\ & Fuller in'many places, and have beet* nmver- -tafly ccpploted \by those vrho have witnessed their oper ations. It is confidently bclived that nothing of tha kind which has y*1 app'eared will hear any comparison to this machine for usefulness and durability, and tha subscriber has no doubt but that its operations will so commend it to the good senso and intelligence of tho farmers, as will in a short time, supersede all other machines of the kind. He well be prepared during tho ensuing season to manufacture these machines to or der, at his establishment in the town of Amenta, near the City Post-Office. C A L V IN C H A M B E R L IN . Amenta, Dec. SO, 1834. 49 T B 'I H E u n d e r s i g n e d , h a v i n g w itn e s s e d t h e iLsssSfisrs the same while exhibiting by M r. Puller, are fullysat- isfied of its great superiority over any machine of the kind which has fallen under our observation. This macliine performs its work very perfectly, and with sufficient rapidity. The horse power being perfectly simple in principle and construction, and evidently of great strength nnd durability ; is apparently not liable to the too common objection of getting out of order, and requiring repairs, and tho fact that the whole is so easily transported, (requiring but little more room than for a horse to stand upon,) and that one horse performs the labor witii much apparent ease, must command tho admiration o f ■ery person who sees it ■yv'e enn, therefore, cor kern at the low- s \ s r s , s ■M^IBBLK & VEDDERhavethi! M l M day received at their store in M ain-street, ihret from the corner of M a rk e t- s tr e e t, a splendid as- F O R E IG N ond D O M E S T IC DRY long which arc 30 pieces o f rich black and . oi de soix, Italian, gro do Swiss, gro de Nap'e.s, Levantines, Sinchews, Florences, &c., and a splendid assortment of colored SIL K S ,of every shade and quality,—to which they invite the attention of the ladies. 61 Poughkeepsie, March 25,1835. H O U S E - K E E P I N G A K T I C U E S ^ 'g'B 'I R A M V E L T M A N i s now o- j L J L pening a large and extensive assortment of I Housekeeping Articles in the Hardware line, of this] Spring importation, to which he invites the attention of young married Ladies and House-keepers. Great pain.s have been taken in the selection of ptilterns.- Plcaso call and examine for yourselves. March 2; ^ E O . V A N K L E E C K &CO. X l f have just received the following desirable goods: Extra super jot black Bombazlnoj Black and white printed Cambrics and Jaconets, Black and white Ginghams and Calicoes, Black and lavender do. do. 4-4, 5-4 and 6-4 Veil Crape and H a t Crape, Black 7-4 Crape Veils with deep borders, do. silk and hot se skin Gloves, do. cotton, silk and worsted Hose, do. gatize Veits, Scarfs and Hdkfs. &c. &c. March 24,1835. ______________ 61 S P R I N G P A S H I O N S . ■ m w I S S J . H O Y L E & CO, havi i v iTlnmi’d from New-Y'ork ami are now opening a new and w ry extensive assortment o f F A S H IO N A B L E M IL L IN E R Y , suited to the present .season, consisting of SIL K H A T S , rich laco TU S C A N S , plain ’Puscan and split straw C O T T A G E S , of the finest quality, with every variety of Tuscan .and straw H A T S , French work C A P S , C A P E S and COL LA R S , of the newest patterns, thread lace and mus lin Edgings, Insertings, &c. Ribbons, Flow Curls, &c. &c. April 15, 1835. _ t M A M M O T H A R E N A , A N D A M P H I T H E A T R E — m iller the J M . direction of B U C K L E Y , AVEEKS & CO.— Tho ahovB establishment will he opened on Monday and Tuesday the 4th-and 5th of M ay nc.xt, at or - — the hotel o f l . I. Balding, Poughkeepsie. nethtng to their taste-fo r safo by & C O L V E R . something to their ta C r . O T I I S i , C A S S I M E R E S , ved and oHcr for sale a splendid assortment of Cloths, CaS'imercs, &c., among which <*trc— Superfine wool and pifcudyed black Cloths; do. Saxony b'uo, Adelaide and U'ussctt Brown, Light and dark Dahlia.*:, Jmriible and lighi and dark green*!, Olives and mixtures, f?axony wool dyed Cas.^imere, Diagonal and fancy stripe do. Plain, light and dark col’d do. A lso— C r a p e ano diTrg’.-rr-l D rillings, Summer Cloths, am! aii assoVtment of Goods for ■ 1 Valencia an 1 :et. N A I L S . r j l I I E sultscribcr hns ju s t received— X . 1 1 9 casks Fall River N A IL S , assorted, from M toSOd, with a full assortmcnl of cut Spike and brad head Nails. 1 5 hags best English W ro’i Nads, from 64 to 20d, for sale low by J. J. W A L D R O N , A t the. sign of tho Padlock. Poughkeepsie, 14:li April, 1835. 64 C H I N A D I N I N G S E T S ^ T X V E L T M A N is opening? this day J L Ji I* * an elegant assortment of light blue China The Arena for this season is newly and completely fit ted out.wilh a superior band o f music; a first rate com- beauty and management, excel all previous exhibitions ever offered to such a liberal and discerning communi ty, AU patrons are particularly invited to view (lie Arena while fitting up, to prove to them how comfort ably they tyill be seated, and on what a superior plan this travelling Arena is erected. It is likewise proper to state that the strictest attention will be paid to gen tility, and neither word nor action introduced that can offend Ihe most delicate or susceptible mind *, but such amusements selected a s cannot fail to instruct as welt a_s divert the genteel classes of society. Upwards o f eighty men and horses arc occupied in this immense estabtishment, which comprises some of the most celebrated performers and musicians in thr United States, whose talents in their profession an unequalled in the country. Boxes 50 cents; P it 25 cents. Performances will at2 o’clock, precisely. Doors open at iialf J C PB ’Bo.x scats prepared for 1000 ladies. J C an elegant assortment of light blue D IN IN G S E T S , a new and beautiful article. M ardt 31, 1835. _ _______ 62 | N O T I C E , IH E subscribers bcin<r anxtou.s to bring ihctr copartnership concerns to a close, hereby give public notice to all persons having unsettled ac counts, that on ihc first day of M ay next, the Books and Accounts will be put in the iiands of a third per son for adiuslineilt. Previous to tho time above men- lioned the Souks will lemam at the residence of Klias E . Vailj in reatilncss for aJjiisinicnt- G2 P L A T T VAIT., April 1, 1 8 3 5 , ___ E L IA S E. V A IL. lily invite cuslon goods, which, having been pur tht'y fiaucrthcin5elves they ci terms as any store in the village. Poitghkccp.«io, Mart'll 24, 1835, N E W S P R I N G G O O D S F O R 1 8 3 5 . ^ P L E N D ID A SSO R T M E N T . J'lie subscriber.s have this day received from New York one of the niost spfonffi and best selected assort ment of S P R IN G GOODS ever offered in the Pough keepsie market. Tliis stock, wliicli wc have purchased at the mo.=t favorable state of th : New-York market, can he offered to our cusiomers anil the |)nhUc on utiu- siially advantageous terms. W e pledge ourselves tliat tlie articles offered, besides being genuine from the manufactories .staled, (a quality somewhat rare at times,) arc in all otiier respects what they purport to be *, the quality of the goods corresponding with the prices, and this too w ithout flattering ourselves or o u r factories of E n g la n d , Prance, Russia, G erm a n y , Italy. China, India and America, to suit every ta-itc from the most refined adm irer of elegance and fa4>lon, to the iinairccied advocate of plainness and lUiliiy, may hi* found upon our shelves. W ith o u t enm iicrating our :lock, which wc .should be proud to do would tlic limil.s an advertisem e n t perm it it, w e would rem a rk that :vo will warrant it complete, in all resperts to suit the vantsof the good citizens of Dutchc.ss,Ulster and Con- leciicut, who may visit Poughkeepsie for the ptirpo-e of trading advantageously. A s .-overal new e.stahlish- ments have been opened in the village tliis Spring, an ' Ihe trade of the place is becoming more extendetl, w have delertnined tokeep up^wi.h tlmpfwit M a r c h 23, ^ 5 ^ ________________________________ ^ W I L L I A M S T I P E M I L L A R D , A SB ION A B L E T A I L O R , X ? D R A P E R , &c. M ain-street, Poiiglikeepsie, begs most rcspectfblly to inform his ^ \ men and the public in general of Pc vicinity, that having taken the store of and adjoining M r. Albert V an Klecck’s, (Main-street, Poughkeep- -sic, D .C ., N .Y . ) he intends carrying on the above business in all its branches, and hopes, by unreraiiiing attention, to receive a share of public patronage and support. W . S . M . begs to slate that, having served an apprenticeship a t a first rale house in the metropo lis of England, S t. James’, and having attained a gen eral knowledge ofscience in the a rt of cutting and ma king gentlemen’s clothes of all descriptions in the first style o f elegance, he feels aconfident hope that he xvill be enabled to please the gentleman, tradesman, farm er, mechanic and the laborer. All are invited to give him a fair trial. H e will at all '= ----- <’ ............ -* ~ - - ' n '; T V E W CARPET S.—The follow- ing lot o f Carpets are very desirable, and most of the patterns entirely ni 20fl0 yards superfine in; IS entirely n ew: superfine ingrain' 1000 ”do. extra fine do. 500 do. fine •peting, 500 do. Venitian, hall and stair do. 500 do. superior 3 ply do. 1000 do. blocked and striped cotton do. 60 Brussels and tufted RUGS, all just received and for sale by CO N K L IN , B O W N E & Poughkcep.sie, March 26,1835. CO. 61 operation, ry u van, iiiereierc, eum**tcnUy sav that, in our opti the attention and patronage of the grain growing f iflcrs of our county. Jan, 12, 1835. T h e o d o rus Storm , 4 I M oo rgairgan M Carp Satniid Hum T h o n i ^ ^ L s I Z : A . B . Stockho m , Jhon V. Storm, T h e o d o re Fow ler, g x S f S o . Henry Conklin, T h o s . Xi, O avicsj Josiah William?, ' V Stephen B. Trowbridge, l\>ztghhccpsi«, llkintheck. Washington. Ju.stus Boothe, Joshua Culver, P int Plains. Jolin Vandeti Clermont. while in operation, for several days, both at my own barn and in the neighborhood, I do believe that in point of convenience, durability, and in the manner of doing its work, it is far superior to any now in use, and that the adaptation of the Horse Power is ono of tho great est improvements (connected with the agricultural in terest) of the age. And I do further certify, that M r. F uller threshed, yesterday, with great ease, and under D a ted l ^ l d ^ l , D e c . 24, 1834. ________________ 5 ^ M A P O P T H E _ ^ V IL L A ^ ^ K O P P O U G M - ’ .TolinWilKinson, G ilbert V . W ilkinson, Union Vale. Jasper Bunch, ) Martin M. Overoclccr# M ich a e l O v e rockcr, W m. Scouten, La Grange, PlulipN- Boneslcol, A. Gr, Benedict, Jacob Benner, Henry Slaatss, George Stiook, Red Hook. Peter Feller, Geo. C. Lasher, Peter Frakighj John Vandcusun, K E E P S I E . rMlHE subscriber proposes to furnish to the J i . inhabitants of Poughkeepsie and Dutchess coun ty, a new and beautiful M ap ofthe village, from his own .survey, completed this season, nnd engrtived by a first rate artist in New-York. This Map will comprise the entire corporation ground, plainly sltowingl the scites of the various manufac turing establishments, g reets completed, and those in tended, public buildings, farms, and intended improve ments. It will bo a useful as well as an ornamental The names ofsubscribers to the M ap, which will he furnished a t the lowest rate, will bo received at Potter’* or Nageli’s Bookstores, at the Hotels of M essrs. Hatch and Jarvis, and bv H E N R Y W H I N F I E L D , Civil Engmeer, Po’kcepsie, Dutchess county. February 2d, 1835. 24 The map will be ready for delivery by the first of March, and for^ale at Potter’s and Nagle’s Bookstore. i 7 e N d I d a s s O R T ^ E N T o f 1^9 Hernani, Taglaoni, Rosline and Cashmere dress SH A W L S , for sale by F R O S T & C O L V E R . April 8. 63 N E W G O O D S . I ^ R A N D E L L & S M I T H are M f now opening at their store in Main-street, a .splendid assortment of rich black, Mateone, Italian— black and blue black Poix dc Sol and colored SILK S , of every shade and quality, to which they would invito foe attention of the ladies, and the public in general— chasersehasers of Silt ir o to call and e.* N E W G O O D S . n n i l E .<5ub8criber ]ias just received and is M_ now oponinw a large and elegant assorlm e n t of FANCY GOODS, among wliich will be found super G ro dc Soi, G ro do Swisf^, and G ro dc JN^aps. Klegunt ' ‘wiiig silk lldUfs.; crape Hdkfs., and Maiida- olhcr Goods i j r s K n , , , mention, and whii i '1’ e p h e n ‘' v a n D U S E N . roiijihke.-p.sio, A p ril ], 1835. 62 - g ^ I c h ~ p ” l T t ^ e d W A ^ ^ i T. j I ® / V E L T A IA N is now opening a splendid assort ment of rich P L A T E D W A R E , such as Cake Bas ket.?, Candlestick.?. SmifTer^ and Trays. Also, rich cutglass C A S T O R S —to which he invites the atten tion of young married ladies. _____ March 25. t e a s AND \ s u g a r ' s . J T SL E IG H T , G R E E N & AVENDOVER have received a new supplv of Teas, Sugars, Molasses, and ail kinds of D ry Groceries, which will be sold low. A p r i l s . _______________________________________ £ X' 4 ALIC 0 ES AND GINGHAMS. X y Tho subscribers offer for sale a very superior as- irysupei P R I N T S and fancy GING- ht Shally C A L IC O E S , \ ' ” ' ’ ’ plaid do. I ^ L O V E R A N D T I M O T H Y S E E D — A fi-cslili su up pp ply ly,, w arranted free from fi>ul seed, s e from f<>ul ROBINS! ' T commence ,jast one. i C P o x scats prepared fi For pariicuiars see bills. i f i r b i k ' \ ’ •■■R V l N G ’S N E W W O R K — A Tom X on the. Prairies, hein\ the first o f a scries entitled “ t h e CRA Y O N M ISC E L L A N Y —by the author ofthe ‘ Sketch \Book.” ’ Six Months in a Convent, by Rebecca T . Reed. 1.. Crockett’srockett’s Tourour to thehe Northo and Down East Col C T to t N Daily Duties, by Mr\. Adams. ren s dresses, &c. fi tanner, and on the M arch 25,1835. are invited to give les be found subscr- Iting chil’ scientific >M//iadc/:, which, tpgctlicr with my intention of IJ home in a few weeksj render?? jt absolutely m 50 do. common, warranted fast colors, 10 do. plain and small plaid Ginghams, 20 do. light fancy, elegant patterns, 10 do. dark, suitable for mourning, choice supply of French printed MUSI . n i / X S A n t h , at our store in Main slr< 24th M arch, 1835. m f ^ I BBLE tfc V E D D E R have Ijtis day received, and are now opening, 100 pieces of light and dark P R I N T S , to which they would invito the attention of the ladies. 61 March 25. A liuge R O O M and W A T E R P O W E R »<>0 D O Z . K N I V E S A N D E O K K S . \MTIR AM V E L T M A N is now o- g B pening a choice assortment of K N IV E S and FO R K S , in single and sets of 51 pieces—ivory han dle.?, a t city p r ices^ 01 _ March 25. T j ^ I L L o \ w ‘ B A S ▼ W subscribers have ju.st received a good a E W I T T & B E A C H . Tierces En^stern Clove^r Seedj grown superior article. 10 tierces targe Red Dutch Clover Seed, recomnien- cd as a very targe growth. 15 tierces ofPennsylvania Clover. 10 do. Ohio Clover Seed. 200 bushels Timothy Seed, a-superior article, well a- dapted for seeding meadow grounds. 6 tierces Long Wand and Jersey Flax Seed. 15 do. Marrowfat Peas. 5 do. Albany Green Peas. 30 do. large W h ite do. just received and for sale by March 18. 60 CONKJ.. K J-.IN , B O W N E & C O . IRAM V ELTM A N h a s t h i s d a y lied a large and splendid assortment of A S T R A L ‘L A M P S , imported direct from the manufac tory, which will be sold at New York prices. April 8. _________________________________ ^ D aily L illies, iiy i u r s /xaatns. Just received ati<l for -ale at P O T T E R ’S A p i i l l ’’, If'*'’. S\G1 Bookstore w u h ^ ;:^w ;ng^;; compelled, by a sense of duty to my customer?, to ten- .h . . . cl..nk. P . S. Try my suqccssoi'. H e will find it his inter est to give you a cdod article, and that he will do so I have IK) doubt. The businc.ss will hereafter be condiicl- ed^m ler Uie firm of K. & W . SO U T H W W K . ^ PI I N A ~ T EASE T S—Elegant M J Patterns.—H. V E L T M A N now receiving cm I GH?NtT!^SETsr i goofl.-j and unusually clitaji, 6i March 25. C L O T H S ! C L O T H S ! S S I M E R E S A N D SATI- ding, Bat for sale by 24ih, March, 1835. A C A R D . T B . B U C K , S U R G E O N D E N T I S T , A P • would now announce to the citizens of Pough keepsie and the public in general, that he intends m a king it his permanent residence in the village of Pough keepsie, at M rs. Schoonmaker’s, Main-street, in Brewster’s Row, where he may be found at all times, ready to attend to the calls of those who may be in want o f bis professional services. J. B. B. will insert either the natural or incorrupti ble teeth on pivots or springs, as the case may require. Particular attention paid to plugtng, cleaning and ex tracting teeth, which will be done in a manner causing' very little pain to the patient. N o pay willbe exacted'’ unless the operations are performed in a skillful man ner, and sanctioned by the latest improvements in the d e n tal a r t. J . S . 3 . h a s o u h a n d th e best-of^oo^A^^otc- per, and also a wash for ulcerated gums. S a tisfacto r y references a s to skill and be given If required. July 30, ls34. character w il n p E A B O A R D S.— H . V E L T - J L M A N is opening this day a splendid assortment .jfT E A BOARDS, of Gotliic shapes, and rich gold borders. ________ 61 ____________ March 25. m i E W P R I N T S . ------ Just, received, 1 0 0 pieces French, Engli.sh and American P R I N 'l’S, of the laltE t styles, of all prices from 9d. to d>. ■ CRA M D E L L & S M I T H . April 1. _ TO C O U N T R Y M E R C H A N T S , X i^A R TH EN W ARE, a t N . Y o rk Xli prices.—H IR A M V E L T M A N is now recei ving in store an invoice entire of E A R T H E N W A R E , Ui'is Spring Importation, suitable for the trade of this market, to which he invites the attention of Country, •chants. 61 ■ M arch 26. H A I R D R E S S I N G A N D S H A V I N G f T ’ S T A B L I S H M E N T .- ------ W M . R O B - X-i E R T S , formerly of the Poughkeepsie Hotel, has opened a shop one door north of H. Jarvis’ Hotel, Market-.Street, and hopes by strict attention to busi ness, to m erit a shat e of public patronage. N . B'. Razors put in complete order. Poughkeepsie, Feb. 17,1839. 59
