The New York Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1846, Page 3

‘The New York Pilots. ; few weeks since this indefatigable clase of meu. Hressed a memorial to our State Legislature,’ pray- for an expression of opinion on the propriety of passing some law regulating the pilots, that uld be just and equitable to all. The following copy of the memorial :— New Yorx, Feb. 4, 1946. | Honorable the Legislature of the State of New York : e undersigned, pilots of the of New York, who regularly served an app! to the business rofession of pilo' vessels to from the port of w York, by way of Hook, and who have been itted as pilots, pursuant to the!laws he: in the State, most respect represent hat their business has been ed by an actof ats posoed tn wrest haste and under excited fee!- KS, wi throws the business open to all persons, thout regard toany service or apprenticeship, or nage Bem oa ee nes hemor See thou commerce or a '» antages pene those who Begg VE this business stody and ress ty Du) and honorable grounds—we do not to Ney excluded who are competent, and whose petency shail be proven by a test such as we have W therefore respectful! ray the pansi of some tution ex cap a nig the New York Legis- jure ou this iregory Thomas, Robert W. Johnson, John Hender- D, Seow Restengh es Mesting, ~ an Ldpromned n , Jol 10m0 | nm, James mara, Dewld D, Harcourt, Owen Callanan’ James hell, James J. Wilkie, John Fredell, James Burger, iomas Freeborn, Phyler E. H. Debble, Albert C. Mal- }, William H. Johnson, John H. White, Jobn L. Tur- 1» Ra geet hg al baal Stephene, jomas Conklin, Henry Bullargan, Dean, Jacob fitton, J Brotherton, Thomas Norris, Abram Brit- pohen Martin, Wan, Love, Alerander Cochran: Auras: phen Martin, Wm. Love, Ale: r Coc! Van Pelt, Wm. P. Turnure, David Kelso, Thomas len, Augustus Upser, James Kelso, John Oxer, B. R. ter, William Lyons, John Wehlmen, Henry Allen, | ‘hoias McCarty, James Conner, David Cochran, J. ingston, Jacob Ramet, Winrice D. Weaver, Isaac | man, Thomas Maginn, Robert Fiamill, John Tayler, | iel Magin, Robert B. Mitchell, Abraham Van Pelt? ‘his memorial was immediately referred to a se- committeg to report, and the committee, on the ith of February last, submitted the following re- to the Assembly :— PORT OF THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON THE MEMORIAL F THE NEW YORK PILOTS BY WAY OF SANDY HOOK. ir, Stevenson, from the select committee to which referred the memorial of the New York pilots by 'y of Sandy Hook, | fRepo upon the examination of the several | ‘utes of this State authorizing the sppointment of pi- | ts by way of Sandy Hook, they find that so important | & perfect knowledge of this service been regarded Past islatures, that it was deemed requisite and ene deputy qilot should sores a regular apprentice: n a deput al serve a apprentice: | p. abd be euiject toa severe and i mi- n, a8 to his knew! ove, Jal vf out of the port oi ae by day, any vessel confi this, character for praay and ity zene e el one, or rerameat defrauded of | ° ese enactments and circumstances connected there- th, prove how deep an interest the whole community itertain and feel in the establishment of our pilot sys- upon a basis that will zecure the best talent, skill d fi ee 9 this arduous and dangerous profession. If it bedeemed necessary that members of the legal ofession should be subject to a certain course of study fore they can be examined for admission into the pmble walks of the profession, and to further examina- pn as they advance; in order the better to fit them for | otecting the lives and property of our citizens, in our | burts of justice, is it not of equal Le dest that the in 10 Whom the eee pore of our citizens are lly and hourly committed, as well in the raging of the mpest aa the calm, by night and by day, and to whose bly rye er the ‘safety of all committed to him is «kill tae hardy hasin his fen » and the powledge he, he only can have, of the dangers at surround him: we say is it not of the utmost impor e that such ops only Lege g Senne to or | the ponora fe 9) (en pes of pilot as have serve pprenticesht Ps and have been rigidly examin- | me Competent , a8 to those qualifications, ry particular? Your committee do not intend, in any way, to take the contreversy that has been going on for sume time | tween the pilots and a portion of the merchants ef the | ity of New York. At the present bap Alyce only called upon to express epinion as to recs of the eo of some La wh the Congress of the United States, that will ef- ot and permanently regulate and establish, upon at equitable principles, this important b: ot pr commercial 3; Which, whilst it will net give bey Rog of men a monopoly of the business, will se- re to the community the services of the best and most ua that can be found, and at the same time give such a liberal compensation for the perils en- nter, and the important services they render to all regard the of Now York as men peculiarl; a, by inabit and edvoatio 4 y F Z ES mn, for the arduous profession havechosen. Noclass of men have a higher cha- eter for honor, integrity, skill and fidelity than they psseqs; and in our j none are more worthy the onfidence of the community in which they live. And e, therefore, cannot but it as unjust and illibe- , in any class or combination of men who may have © power, so to exercise that power as to oppress hem. Your committee regard all associations, unauthorized fy the laws of this State or of the United States, that ndertake to regulate trade, commerce, manufactures, any business or profession whatever, by the esta- lishment of by-laws and the imposition of fines and alties upon class of citizens, as impreper and | ntrary to t! ‘it of our institutions, and should not, | herefore, be encouraged by those who are in favor of | w and order. Your committee, therefore, submit the following re- lutions, for the consideration of the House :— Resolved, (ifthe Senate concur,) That it be recom- inded to the Senators and Representatives of the State if New York, inthe Congress of the Unite® States, to se their best efforts to procure the passsge of a law, ring the present session of Congress, that will regu. te ad establish the pilot syatem of the United Stat equitable and proper iples, securing to the ens of each Btate their Saetriga and establishing p each State a board for the ‘examination of all pilots, fore they shall be permitted to enter upon the duties #0 important an office. Resolved, (if the Senate concur,) That in case so de- bon) én object seed be pase signe flag or procure ‘passa, Hate the power to pass - for the dppeintmest and gulation of the pilots for themselves. We earnestly hope that these resolutions will be d by our Legislature, and forwarded to our presentatives in Washington. In Maryland eeolutions, of the same nature as the above, have d the House of Delegates. The New York pilots have been, for a number of suffering under great hardships, by laws ed under feelings of excitement, and totally in- ompatable with justice towards them.. The New ‘ork pilots do not ask to be protected in any spe- ial privilege. They merely ask that no persons hall be admitted to lollow their business, without having undergone the test that they have Hood, viz: a regular apprenticeship, end an exami- ion by a competent board of pilot commis- joners. us a ton vs. t » $e.—Yeates ir. abraham of Living unde un ( r \y proceed cause, for the purpose Cy the decree of the Ci ie lipelitat. “The cleemenee, eitieaee veal fase yael , issued their execution on the deci libeliant, and ith. On the debate of the motion, a uestion eee cannes Ree rt of the term with. That is, whether it meant the marshal aso over the money immediately to the clerk, oo ) execu . term di and withont delay ; and, unde: U. jarshel ‘wes bound, the moment he he band it ove the clerk oa received it. The other part of the tion, to perfect the sppeal, was held — [ea } 8 proceedin, cause were repo din the Herald ‘of tite 18th February, and were toler d to by counsel, on the debate of the motion. x a eos. should visit hi Lay an Pevece ct Ne. ctenre poe 3332 Pearl street. uishe'd. Merchant's Hotel,No. 41 Conrtlandt street. lope, E Office, 4UCourtlandt street. Griees, ‘Merchants’ Hotel. F jes Hinkle, Steamboat Philadelphia. Ww. LR, jernese, 988 Breads: a ‘The public are respectfully rel Jarr, in another part of this to the statement of Mr. Paper. MONSKY MARKET. Thursday, March 12—6 P. M. The stock market is ina very depressed state; quote- tions are very feverish and very unsettled. Some ofthe fancies are up, and some are down. Harlem went up }; Reading, } ; Norwich and Worcester, | ; East Boston 45 Vicksburg fell off j ; Pennsylvania 5’s,}; Canton, Farmers’ and Illinois 6's, closed firm at yesterday's By the arrival of the packet ship Liverpool, Captain Eldndge, from Liverpool, we have advices three da: later from that port. The commercial accounts are about the same as those received by the previous arrival. The value ef merchandize imported into this port for the first two months of the past four years, was as an, nexed : - Commence oy tHe Pont or NewYoux. Jen. ang I. Gamefime Sametime Same ‘tim 4. ¥ 846. Free Goods -S2H.472 $994,421 $1 228825 = $851,269 Dutiable Goods. 025,520 12,122, 29,841,632 From 1843 to 1844, the imports for January and Feb- Tuary increased about two hundred percent. Since 1844, the importations have been steadily declining, as exhibited in the above statement. The aggregate importation in 1943, was valued at $43,127,693 ; in 1844, at $74,110,270"; and in 1845, at $68,593,249. The importations this year will not reach those of last, and may possibly be under sixty million® of dollars. There are a variety of causes fora dimin: isbed importation this year. In the first place there isthe tariff, which must exert a material influence upon our foreign import trade and restrict importations, because the modifications contemplated are for a reduction. The supply of foreign goods, will, during the present year: be confined as closely to the demand as our local impor ters canregulate. There may be, as there usually is when the orders from the local importers are limited, a large importation on foreign account, and the market fully supplied from that source. It might be good policy for our local importers to leave the business this year, almost entirely to the agents of foreign manufac. | turers, and come in again under the new tariff. The wat position of our foreign affairs has had and must continue to have a very unfavorable effect upon the trade of the country generally, until the difficulties are settled Mercantile letters from different sections of the country; give this as a reason for the inactivity that exists in those sections, in every branch of business. These things should not, in fact, have any influence upon the domes tic trade of the country ; but so long as there is the slightest prospect of a rupture in our peaceful relations with any foreign power, business will be more or less in juriously affected. - In tho Maryland House of Delegates, the resolution offered by Mr. Johnson, alluded to, has been adopted by avote of 45to 25. It authorises the Treasurer, at his discretion, to sell certain bank stocks, and to resume the payment of interest on the public debt, on or after the lst of April, 1847. This resolution wes lost in the Sen- ate bya vote of 8 to9. The Legislature of Maryland have, therefore, adjourned without making any provi. sions for the resumption of the payment of interest on the State debt. The New Jersey Railroad and Tronsportation Compa. ny will distribute among the stockholders, out of the re- served stock of said company, ten per cent. (or one share to every ten,) on the shares of stock that shall be standing inthe name of each stockholder, at the close of the day on the 14th of March next, at par, with the ad- dition of one and three-quarter percent. as tne rateable proportion of the earnings of the road since the last di° vidend. Notice of intention to take said stock must be given at the office of the treasurer, on or before the 4th inst., and payment made therefor, on or before the 1st day of April next. The new direction of the Morris Canal Company have commenced a thorough overhauling of the affairs of that concern, and if there be any possibility of placing tha® work in a prosperous condition, it will be done by the present energetic president. We annex a statement re- cently made to the stockholders of the company, by the | Board of Directors :— | Morais Canat axp Banxinc Company. | Under the old organizatien of the Morris Canal and Banking Company, there was expended the sum of $3,606,660 48, solely and exciusively upon the canal and appurtenances, and prior to the year |: In November of that year, anew organization of the hts Baber formed, and stock issued‘under the distinctive of “Morris Canal and Banking Company, 1344.” The of the Canal elaware River to Jer- sey City, is 102 miles, and the following were the di- mensions of the old canal: the width at bottom, 20 feet. “at waterline, 32 « the depth of water, 4 “ adapted for boats of from 22to 25 tons burthen. From this capaci- | ty the old com; received the {qllowing tolls : In the year 1837, 123,000 tons. 802 98 gross re 1838, 94,400 “ 106,513 60“ 1839, 101,666“ 71,865 81‘ | These yours, it will be borne in mind, areon an ave- | rage the best, and are selected as evidencing the capa- bi "egg pone exh nae revenue with the lesser cay 'y- current average expenses for ten years, ending Mpon the reorganization of th ne deci. mn the reorganization of the com) it was deci- ded to enlarge the canal as follows? the width at bot. tom 25 idth at the water line 42 feet, the depth of water 5 feet, (about the capability of the New York | and Erie C that the locks thereof are wider,) | is now planned and adapted for oats of 60 tons burthen. The amount ex; in these improvements has been large, and more as originally contemplat ‘et the improvements have been permanent ones, 1e most part, andthe directors fee] assured that the future business over the canal willfully justify them. Since es re-organization, the disbursements have been as fol- lows: Amount bridge | an reno ESA, jount ex; r lat January, and int Marche 1846. Amount ex; for interest on loans, dis- — &e., (between lst January and Ist unt expended for new work charged inly to contractors, and which will be when work is finished........ Gross expenditure to lst March, 1846,ex- clusive of cost of old canal stated . + $371 770 78 31,740 92 be for... ee . $500,000 Viz :—To cover certificates hereto- fore issued, realized at par, and ex- pended onthe canal..,.........$255,000 To cover floating debt ofthecompany. 76,000 To be expended onthe canal, between feist April, and p 1846... ... 5. 119,000 | 50 000 } 000 | | —— 0 The certificates for the twenty per cent. first paid in, are to be retained by the corporation, and are to be fof- feited to its use, in the event ofa failure to [Piper fy bonds under this mortgage, within two years from this date ; the amount of same being expended within that Period inthe improvemeut of comely and subject to the supervision of the three trustees. sam of atleast one hundred thouoens nets iekoris LI thousen is here subscribed, on or before the 1st April next. Itis further estimated that the local business of the canal will p vidend on the aggregate cost. There area number of iron establishments on the line of this work, which must not only be supplied with coal to carry on their business, but must have a communication with this city for the transportation of their manufac. tures to market. The canal, when completed, will be the cheapest and most expeditious mode of carrying coal to, and manufactures from, these establishments, and it will therefore secure that business. The through transportation ef coal and merchandise will ultimately be large, if the canal is put and kept in perfect order, and the charges do not go above those of other routes | All the Morris Canal Company have to do is to make their reute the favorite one, and there will be very little doubt but that it wall be as profitable as ite most san. guine friends anticipate. There is business enough on the line, and at each end of the canal, to giveit a large revenue, and it is only necessary that such arrange- rangements should be made by the company to secure this business. It depends entirely upen the President and Directors, and such is the general confidence in the Present board, that we have no doubt they will accom- plish all they undertake. This must be very interesting to the gentleman hold ing five shares, who made himself so conspicuous at the recent meeting, and it must satisfy him that he has made 8 very safe investment, and that there is some chance of ultimately receiving a.dividend. ry Any work of internal improvement diverging from this city must, if properly inapaged and conducted, ulti- mately become productive and profitable, whether it is & railroed or canal. This is emphatically the commer. cial emporium of the Union, and the immense number of passengers and amount of freight coming and going, from one end of the y-arto the other, must give them all a very large business. Old Stock Exchange. 15 ahs Farmers’ Trust $5000 U 8 6's, 1962 1s 500 NY City 7's, i 50 Morris Canal ms 900 edo 5's, 1870 95 = 150 do 1736 | 1000 co Sigs, 101 102 0 do 1 1000 NY State 5's, 100 100 Canton Co 5900 Ohio 6's, 1856 ds 165 lo 1000 Ohio 5's, 1850 8% 225 East Boston Co 1000 Ke 100% 100 Harlem 38100 do spe Bas 3000 11 eo 1000 Tennessee 6's fT do 1000 Penn 3 60 nN 50. do b30 5000 do sl0 71) 50 Mohawk RR- bso 2000 Reading Bonds TM 10Utien & She RR 120, 90 shs Phenix Bk 86% 15 Housatonic RR 26 »” lo 8) 75 Nor & Wor 6. 15 Bank Stateof NY 90% 75 do 76 900 Vicksburg Bank = 7% 25 do aio 40 do bis 7% 25 do b10 66 0 do S10 7%@ 100 Reading RR mu 150 do 7% 50 do SON ATrust 090 10 100 do 130 100 Life &TrastCo 109 250 do Second Board. 100 shs Canton Co 40 50 ahs Nor & Wor 66} 3 do 4055 100 East Boston 810 16 0 do 40%, 50 7 100 do 4054 14 400 Harlem 57. 100 Morris Canal i 46 ® do bio 17’ 40 Nor & Wor bio 663 17) % PY tw ‘ do Frid: 1 : s 7 50 Nor & Wor 10 gS do ar ns EI lo cash 65% 75 do 17 Died. On Thursday, 12th instant, J ter of Margaret and Valentine is. The frends and acquaintan of the family, are re- tpectfully invited to attend her funeral on hens © Mth instant, at 3 o'clock, from the house of her g) ther, P. W. Teller, No. 80 Second street. On the 11th instant, Many Murray, wife of Patrick Her husband respectfully invites her frit her funeral, which will take place on Fri from her late residence, 49 Gregory stre On Wednesday, 11th instant, Geoncr years. His relatives and triends, and those of his brother, F. J. Marriott, are respectully invitedito attend his funeral, from his mether’s residence, No. 14 Lispenard street, ) alternoon, at 4 o’clock this (Frida; At Philadelphia, on the 22d February last, Mra, Man- this city. Ganxt Gopey, syed 73, formerly of In the city of Washington, on the Ist instant, Town. exp Diaxsaven, of New Orleans, aged 45. ‘Washington and Philadelphia pepers please copy, WANTED, as cook or washer and iron at Ie Ca y teow ben bn Bi erences can be Pappy NDREW we) JAMES TNDERSONE A brother-i emigrated fr NGIEMORE: meghe ks a se 5 om the County Armagh, : Tand; to the United Beates. shortly afer the Reratey eases war, any information respecting them or thelr relatives will by paskeliyreerived. adress ‘Mr. D CONNERY, Herald ce, lew York, wi! will immediat. i] their friends. Southern and Westera Papers will plesse notice this. mi13 3t*re MANHATTAN FIRE ENGINE CO,, No. Vil. T A MEETING ine C. 8 c ton of Mr. he Committee reported the following, ‘which were unaaimously adopted :— Reso!ved—That on accepting the r Tyler, we offer our sincere regre's valuable brother-fireman, who ignation of Mr. James parting with an old and asendeared himself to us by ton solved: Tha by the it ati f hi of th vi t expiration o: ‘m of service, t Department have owt one oftu most active and ‘efficient them the members of this C tender Mr. dial and heartfelt wishes for his future health and orosperi ‘Resolved-—That the Seeretary trazamit a copy of these rexo- Iutions to Bir. James Tyler, and aio, that they be published. t FGhA Commitee, J. BOYLE, 29 ml3 2t*re 8. C. DOUGLASS, UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK. R. GEORGE VANDENHOFF will deliver id GI 7 a the I7th. livered LARGE town. ed throu; ) japonais, z | Elm streets, by Aaron Levy, | 19, 1846. Sale to commence positively at 1 o’clock P. hol housekeep ware—By such as never has been 1 choice oruaments and articles now off are all antique, none of them less than o as old as two ghout dies, to examine tl WM. W. SHIRLEY. Auctioneer. lay packages AND EXTEN: SAL’ Jay Also, a red ja) ndred years, are very. 69 Duane street, ocke sates of Heal Estate, st the Merchants’ Exeham Adams’ Express Office. 50 pack: of glass eis positive, and the will be received for this sale till Tuesday Sales are promptly settled as soon as goods old towns of Holland, with great diligence and perseverance, by the collectors of articles, and are highly valued at the courts of the Eaglish and French nobility. To be sold between Broadw: st flowing » best ed, dipt, &e OF cor jouer, on Thursday AD. SHIRLEY, Auctionee tion to the Salesof Ho cit from their frieods and the public, consi SALES ROOM, 151 BROADWAY, until tay they will move to the spacious store, No. 17 WALL si AUCTION SALES. HDUCLU’ Aucti & SON'S Pattern Lords of Y; Hardware, ke —Tuttle & Duelnseai 10 o'clock, at the sales room No. 23 tat of Frotham de Son's Pattern-cards of and F ie; Carvers, Peu and Pocket Knives, K Also, with which the sale will comence, afew Birminghart Pattern-cards of - is loth and Shoe Brushes; Seine Twine; Table Spoons, &e., the whole of which will be found worthy the attention of the retailers and country » mid it*re ATALOGUE SALE OF CHINA, Glass, and Earthen : rd—On Thursday, March 19h, at 10 o'clock, at the Store No.5 Pine street, near Broadway, in tee from ee pesto it rotniley i te an rinted, 4 fancy printed, painted, e and othe: fare, Chi- tumblers, decanters, goods will be well are mi3 It*r ANTIQUITIES, Lacquered Porcelain nd dishes, caps Dresden Boree- of the time of Louis XIV, which vase has been bought at the save of Joseph Buonsparte’ at Bor- porcelain tible, or wash stand, ported into this country ‘and other places, . ‘The pudlic are in general invited, particularly the Ja- i ¢ magasficeat ornaments, now rerdy for ation, with catalogues; open daily from 10 A. M, till 5 mnrll Im®r the ks fe terfe Vi George Philadel to which fal practn yalent, as Open i Leerure on Elocution, with P d Seripraral Readinggy t» the Students of the trhiversity, in the Chapel, on Monday Evening, 6th March, 10, a hallast 7 o'clock pre ‘Tickets te the public 25 cents, iversity, wed eG. ‘yEndbulsths tcoma’ ob Ubtabets asec re ROM the ferry haagebe es es Railroad Li Fininseisnarne Crelock, Ac M.y aud which arrived et he foot of Liberty ‘street at 2 o'clock this day, a Leather Valise Was taken, posed by mistake It was ligkt colored and Hos tease Plate ou one end, upoa which was engraved "Benj. ‘A suitable reward wall be given to any one who will report where it may be found, oF to. TATHAM & BROTHERS, 219 Water st. Thursday, Mareh 12, 1816. mi3 it®r A VOICE FROM LONG ISLAND. "THE LONG ISLAND FARMER has at length arrived in id this city, and the public are respectfully invited to call and see this mouster of i animal, the Ox Farmer, is well worthy the ni and those who feel an interest in the agricultui - ‘He may be seen at the house of the Subscriber, NO. 311 Hous- ton street, until Tuesd»y next, the 17th inst ; he will then be slaughtered and offered for sale at stall No. (1 and 43 Fulton met. BENJAMIN T. WEEKS. | re THE WESTERN CONTINENT, Edited by Park Benjamin, OR the present week abounds with an ugusual variety of interes ing matter. Among its contents are— John the Bold; or, the White Hoods and the Flayers—beicg the first three chapters of new novel, by W. H. Carpenter, thor of Clairborne the Rebel. ‘Arkansas—an humorous sketch by the autho rof en, lanter, with an illustration by Darley Freaks of Fortuae—an interesting romance of Heal Lifetvom the : giurelling Letters of Charles Dickens—from Avignon to 4 brute creation. is celebrated ice of epicures Maj Trph tor Proceediogs of the Marylaud Historical Society, Report of 1s coral Sketch of Mr. and Mrs, Segui Holtoee’ Life cf Mozart ns te eatin * Brotwer havior tous eerhere Grigens Ci dent—A other Letter {ror Jeans = Letter from Broadway giving s fall description atthe Third id Last Concert ap faithful account of a | ber. .YLOR & CO., No. 2 Astor House. LATINA, in Plate and Wire, for sale by ‘ CURE IN THE WORLD. [8A%)IT WITHOUT fear of contradiction thatthe case of | Mr. John Carr, who was last spring in the last stage of King's Evil, or Scrofalous, Consumption, is the evgr known ia this or any other country. "This gentleman, who has been labor pos tee) for more than twenty year preetor's Office, No. ¢ Courtlande str among his back, that wil, or CESAR R : mi3 Iwtr AUS ace Lane RENCA CALF BKIN—150 cr ived and for sale F bY. CESAR AUGS. ROBERT.” 3 3t'r 30 Mi mn Lane ai REMOVAL. 91 Maiden Lane. Sree aERUNT mis ser SEGARS—FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. | FTHE SUBSCRIBERS iavite the steentionm chant ‘and othi Prices ey are, there- rent qualiti slower than any other ity. The assortment comprises every style ma $2 to t thousand. NNETH & LAVERTY Weick Segar Emporium, 108 Wail st. ENGRAVERS* LAND GO mri3 Im*re orders at a momeat’s notice, JOHN B} ey, 24 and 26 Patt street, N. York. 'NFURSUANC, ‘Of « call of the Geueral Comm "tte, the [Whine ofthe Tined Ward anenibled'ay duels Heel Qune ters, No. 201 Washington street, for the purpose of Electing & Committee to nominate Charter Officers for the ensaing cam- Ziss 2 attend my street, ab: rer doth de writ r fan examined, The chapter of * arrest of Lyman Pi ape of 8 fored of most the og ater > Engr JACK ROACH a nt SEDUCTION AND ATTEMPTED MURDER-Or fall and complete particulars of the be ns curious and pearly row Commatation of Capi Executive Pardons—G bdu Frouds—Case of Geo —Police Proceedin Medicine, with a directions for the w home athic medicines— f dieal faculty, particularly. th pa taine disease, and all othe s who feel int ves a man now perfectly well. id and completely covered with ‘ulcers, most ing under the to call and see for the: to the Ey SCHE extended over my of my back was a running s breast end down my ari ted to the bon running uleer exteuding from behiud my ear a deep-seated scroful pain 19 my breast, Drostration of strength allhope of recovery. No remedy that I took would ps the least effect upon me, and many of my friends who saw me my renden who bei: pose and Say, that the monic Syraj tor, ang is forsale ets principal street, w! ‘Gemnin forthe old establish mm id Enrope, ‘nt the h M., rain | | a BO de- | a. W. JACKSON... The INTERESTING RECORD OF HE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETT! will be one of the most interesting aumbers yet ¢ Lives of the the United Stat i. e Week biere and his wi too—Madame xecution of Thomas for ‘om Potter—T yn. is machi oustructed ly with less d with more perm: incomparabl y y at $ Power ery fall GI it is applicable, and which ce of hundreds of operator well as the most p bet Ralph Li nay ontwonm Ralph Loe incent iahmet Graham, up stairs; H. wi road way. Pawnbrokers—Alms Ho in the Court of Bes Brthe Week—Murd its—New Disclosures of Rascality of iny of Pawabrokers. &c. ; $2 per annum—five cents rer si AGENTS—Bargeas, Mringer &C Taylor & Co., Astor Hou: Dexter, 30 Ann stres ton street, i Brook! ron T res So tet Hotchkiss & Co. merica. r and ol ‘E of the various 1, by the success- ‘de the most pre- that are known to the medical profession. Pocket cases of magnetized 3, with fall directions for CRIME. ke ons,” contai ing the Bank Note Forger— and subsequent events, will be ‘will, be an accurate likeness of alias WRIGHT, the well-known Pick- , the lawyer, aud Dr, Dow, ke. the Murder of kdwards fession The Recent Law of the State making Abortion a State Pri- son ofence—Restell ene cece te i he Objects of Bail— ipea—C. ‘Dry Goods Clerks, Je number. ‘and Ann st.; e Buildings; een, 6956,6 ul ul iphia—Zeiber & Co., Ledger Building; Colon and Afriance, Serra Potten te aes atin Alhany—George Jones. Troy—Levi Willard & A. Smith. mi2 2*rc L SHERWOOD’S | Vibratory Magnetic Machine. HE VIBRATORY MOVEMENT recently substituted for in this thine, by the subscriber, endows inary superi rity over every other form in It imparts the magnetic forces jence to the sens nt efficacy; at the same time jess liable to become impaired by use It is compactly fitted together with its ‘and other appliances, in neat ma hogan’ 10 (two sizes.) $12, arded to order, to any par, of the Union. the ‘West ludies, and South Ai ay companied with a Manuel—6th edition, pp. ing A gom plete Manuel of the lossary—giving clear an ‘of the instrames jous of the actice $id, and ion. enter tain gaged in in the lebrity. Scene of THE GREATEST neek, breast, he: ix mouths ago were ‘Scrofuleus Consumption NCK’S P SYRU 8, wi e. My throat and neck ‘onsurm| fever, night sw was fail "ve iy forego on my lun ion. ess; and as it is impossible to de pearance of thesears, I will with pleasure show person who may have any Setofalous or Eruptive diseases, at 9. 16 Branner’s alley, ranning South from Vine | _ ve Fifth, where they can see for themselves the most le scars ever viewed upon any human being. JOHN © ‘arr, whi tion. I was truly an object of , and resulted in a violei jing 80 fast, tt and subscribed Selore me. oni the day and iy and y ing wader this dist can be at the Pi lakes pleasa: in showing his scars to all who are desirous of satisfying themselves that Scrofulous Consumption cen be The case of John Carr—another remarkable cure of King’s eur 'VLMONIC the public read the following, aid then judge for them- Thave been afflicted with the Scrofula for It commenced with a scrofuious ulceration a number of years. my side, whi cross my shoulders, al the whol u it then extended over my in many places were ul iso affected, that words are too Ia warm weather ibe th them to ARR. — statement, to which he has subscribed hs name. is correct and true 1a all “parte eas ', May: is prepared exclusively by the ed, ith , cough, an ny ir above Tem; of ag | Hay ro) R, Kai Fellow: Al Ch Fries of Admissoa—Boxss, ts. Doors open: at To’elock. ell Rockw ot Captain Crosser Black Eyed Susan and MASTER JOSEPH will make their first, appearan BATIONAL THEATRE AN CHESNUT STREET, PHILAD: 'HIA, Backward NO . J. NATHANB, Equestrian Director, ider— re W- Cineade ¥. He ereomshcr of Lota! Gharctory SOBs: Ki iter of the Troupe, Mi. Me . bit ¥ and WELLS. owns, MESSRS, ing Master, Mr. K. NICHOLLS. ont se yorlinn, MESSRS. KELLY, LATHROF, aad | Stage Manager, Mr. FREER. A constant succession of first rate. it from ail parts of the world, and n continual series of the i magnificent Pantomimes and Spectacles of high equestrian A most sum} completed in the ‘A most superb stud of high EXHIBITION of this model, together wit ‘Tier che pete Duildiags of New Yorks it a the Granite B th Seumboats, can ob ay, OF at t y, N York and IRST ANNUAL BALL of the Order of Good Beare of tha Widows and Or- i it we Pinas! Fem I fckets Goel oti ‘o.be had of the following ARTIES furnished with the Vi: of Howard. i sepa Will be “rmed.. DON PASQUALE. Mis ERY THEATRE, GRAND COMBINATION. PZeL.0UBLE COMPANY 21 ¢ Dramatic Company of this establishment. Bvening, March 13, Performance will commence with the Drama of Bi rt wetlarke G Jones iy EY itd Tiers, ip cad Galery Wg grates cobs tad Third Dior Doors will open at half past 6—curtain will rise at 7. MITCHELL'S OLYMPIC THEA’ je $8 PARTINGTON MI RESPECTFULLY informe her a the public that ie RENEE wi pred Friday Evening, March 13th, On which occasion, MR. B. WILLIAMS, the celebrated Irish Comedian, has kindly volunteered his ser- yces, and will appear as Torn Moore: the farce of the Irish MISS SARAH PARTINGTON, PARTINGTON, ments, in which Mr, MITCHELL. Mi and the whole of the Olympic Company will appear. re CARD OF ADVERTISEMENT. D CIRCUS, Under the management _, Messrs. WELCH, MANN AND DELAVAN ; Will shortly terminate this, the most experienced in America, in order to timore ani . Among b it establishment, may be found the following | which { will now relate. On the names of some of the first A | MKS. LOUISA HOWARD, pi premiere artiste, in characteristic deli Ucpersonations, on her sea? lebrated courser. t,the Forger—Rewards to Police OF EDWARD DS, westrian, on two- he Trish, Bank Def ulter—Poliey OF. Homes, and in les ‘Aliamandse Wesstaise. eat general move- Police—Removal of Police Justice ments of equitation. ight Female equestrians, who appear in grand cavaleades. Fight Rope Ducer end quasean etene ise LOUIBA | and W- 5. CARROL. wuestrian Pantomimist, J.C. RO iding, after the Italian invention, munastic an and Lit Leader of the Orchestra Mr. MEYER. Painter. Mr. JOHN WISER. of w A & Co. i i Hence. ‘and talented compan} of Ne dramatip excellence. for warlike and procession: effects are always opened pl half-past 6, aud the performances invariably commence at vases | o’clock. 18 A RS OF THE DRAMA. . srLeck ree of Ladies and Gentlemen having form- mee in ume, if he be bent upon if entertainment for the purpose of a irY OF ELMS. he and the Propriet E. B. CUNNINGHAM, Sup’t of Exhibition. Tho proprietor is now coustrueting at 360 Broad wa} THE MODEL OF NEW YORK. ‘ Representing in carved wood every building, shed, tree, an other object in the great Metropolte of Amer be completed in a few months. Canopy on which will be delineated vi places of business, manufnctories, private Tevidences, hotel from 8 £9.30 ches, im Teagth, (ot tbjen a moderaie compensation will be charged, ‘Above this will be of public buil ke., varying fr will either sell or give a lease of the Model of Ne laven, ke. on hours from 2 to 6 P. M 28 1m" E. PORTER BELDEN, 360 Broxdway. of Lectures on Music at the 4 Evgai March lith, at 73 o’clock. ist of Be tures. its most especiaily 6tie* m_ rbocker Lodges of the Independ ill take place at Tammany ans’ Fund. ITTES FENCING EXHIBITION. ‘ NED has the honor to inform the Rittic that he will give an exhibition ‘March 28:h, at the Saloon of } wal street, at? o'clock P.M. All and G. Ayli MUSIC TAUGHT, y to R, QN THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS, by pbady, by MR. aA (Sepa iY * on Ro ‘MARB F Friday 13, bbott ‘Hj Fis, 60 coms; Gallery at 66 o’eloek,and the Curtain will rise precisely e's Equestrian Troupe in combination with ws season ever | 16 their engagements at | namerous artistes en- or a Sg | Washington, the President and private secretary GERS, ‘TOE by l BIG The RIVERS F. A MILY—remarkable for their high talent ‘ian D twe and five | belief is, that the Harrisburg pa- Pastor. | per have contributors to their columns in Washing: a equestrian Derfemers, | ce | ona Wardrobe of all the nations inthe world, | cellence. The suits of ‘&e., by Messrs. G. tended by twelve xrooms, and by fourteen rough riders. I % 2 ide: led by twelve groo ", ; is! jishment fitted up seiele pig ape Anthony, ith Mormom fora short time longer at pay wich will | deputy Post-Master, ill OHN 8 bed segt of a ee eee The Course haracter as an expres- the Religious Seatimert. their tickets of C. 8. Francis & Co., 252 | | LATEST INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, é 1 _—— : Wasuineton, March 11, 1846. The declaration of Mr. Polk, in his to Robt. Rantoul, accepting the nomination ofthe Convention, as the candidate‘for the Presidency, during the last campaign, that he would not be a candidate for a second term, begins already to be | forgotten, or nearly half worn out, at the White House. | am one of those who have sometimes re- | lied upon the word of men high in office for the faithful fulfilment of promises solemnly made, with | all the éclat of their character and position ; but ex- | perience has proven to me that the word of many of | them, is not worth more than that of the humblest MANAGER AND PROPRIETB. | individual, and. oftener than otherwise, not as much. With respect to Mr. Polk’s declaration that he in- tends not to be a candidate again in 1848, I may as | well tell you now in advance, that that is all a mere | matter of moonshine ; and that those men, who are themse!ves on the same with a similar obj | in view, may as lieve make up their minds for that result as soon as possible. Why do I say so, and | upon what authority do I predicate this assertion? | may be very reasonably asked. I reply, upoa many accounts which fall under my eye. I shail relate with this subject, which has actually transpired, and from the relation of which, those who are judges of such matters, | may draw their own conclusions nia Reporter, a paper in the interest of the tration, printed at Harrisburgh, on the 4th of Febru- ary last, contains a long article headed, “The One Term Principle,” in which it endeavors to prove it | “a humbug, historically as well as politically.”— } one interesting incident connect! in :— “ The one term principle is an error. It converts your | servants into irresponsible hirelinge—discards metit— spurious pennies. nd mekes mediocrity a rs is a humbug of the first order. It is acry | raised by hungry faction against illustrious worth. The people are sick of it.” | These extracts are sufficient for my present pur- | pose, though there is a column of the same sort of | doctrine ia the paper from which I have cut these ; together ith 3 rariety, of because my object is not so much to quote large! I + | from other sources the same signs of the executve’s | desire to break down the principles of his own pro- | mises, in the case under consideration, ‘as to give | ier stance of those soared in Pe pron form, | to arrive at just conclusions from the premises | thus laid down. ‘the ae fact a a tna tions appearing in a Harrisburg admit pa- per eal id of eel have but vey little toree, had they not been coupled with other circumstances, that the reached mot | number of the paper containing the artic | were on he ae Menta pri b nel = it; and, no mal open 1c | than Knox Walker placed the article beforethe Pre sident. Twill not assert that the article was written | in the White House, and afterwards sent to Harris | burg for publication as an editorial; but the thing imeipal Mal inns, M ORTH, T. V. | ici ice from the fact that @ pa- TURNER lo Ravsstriane, Mecars. LEVI Nt T.V. | has @ suspicious appearan @ pa- per so far off from the centre of federal operations, | should have been enquired for 80 particu on | the morning of its arrival here. President and | his private secretary must pardon me it | say my i publishers of the | ton, as well as at the seat of government in Penn- | sylvania. “ 4 T have no objection to Mr. Polk being a candi- date again, if he choose, but before he embarks upon an experiment of that description, he to survey the obstacles that surround him. Without naming any others—and their number is legion—1 shall merely remind him that he stands, among all his predecessors of the democratic party,as the only | President who has driven democrats trom office, after they had aided as much as ley in their power to put him into the one he now fills. It, therefore, one who turns those adrift by whose exertions he has been himself saved from shipwreck, after his life and vessel are safe, looks forward tor the same support, at any future period, when placed in need of assistance, he surely cannot and ought not re- ceive it from those whom he has so wantonly ostra- cised. This is Setar to show him es a, a his position, and of the necessity of re ing Seing a idate 1e- ~ the dency in 1848. The senate held an executive session yesterday, setae anes TE BA Ree Ninme | Ee cotta tia ise tures oie ac repeabiny, | and one also today. nthe eouree of the, session mir H, SERE WOOD, M:D. - | Siivwanemberes Geaslemen te Lulice whe eis, to svi | Yoste seers Q ———- | themselves of this o} portunity, can be essured of the highly | case of Ieaac H. Wright, Navy Agent at Boston. JOHN_CARR Is NOW IN NEW YORK, AND | respectable character of the preseut members, and their deter. | ‘The report being favorable, no action was taken THE PUBLIC ARE INVITED TO CALL Cee aplaee the association for the mutual benefit of upon it. _ It will be recollected, that this nomination AND SEE HIM. yan Hications, (with trae references) can be addressed J. P. was confirmed not long since, but was sent back to office of this paper. the Senate by the President, at the request of a Se- Bator, Mr. right no doubt will be fap vie! of Rhode id, and a gentleman from New York, named Masters, I think, as consul to Demerara, were confirmed. ‘ Nothi ig farther has thus far been done with the nomination of Marcus Morton, the Col at | Boston. Mr. Morton has denied, in the a | tive terms, that he ever wrote a ‘etter to the Master General, cueing to the appointment of a at 101 rth Bridgewater, Mass., on the ground of his being a ‘Catholic in religion, and a twaddler in politics.” The original letter, in which the offensive objection was made, has been seen by several Senators, end, of course, will know how tar this flat demial of the Collector is en- titled to credit. If he did use the terms similar to those objected against him, in Weep g- the Post- Office Department, and yet declares that he did not, the truth must come out, and it will not very mach improve his chances for confirmation. Several of his friends are now on the ground, working ina most desperate manner to save him, and resorting to every variety of expedients, for that purpose. we 4 more, Scientific Phase of Musie, with Se- | 0 every variety of expedienta, for that, palm nt ie, eecatee ots iin wlghonsoieted:| aaron Remmi , of Ohio, a Mr. Mills, the Beieptitc and Scholeatic, with illustrations from Handel, | Tony AB lies, of Mens. re Motart, Beethoven, ke. 2 . 5 z devel ¢| Mr. Johnson, of land, 6 to-day on the Avtunnely: the Motor Muste of Kidser=the Varesosoe, | Oregoa subject, in the enate. His speech wag not i sichaa' Llib aad Coaicilaciiaas ty ths Coss. 0 What peuple were led to. expeet: trols’ One Rae Picker Tor" the sYouing, 35 cents. Subseribers'and | the rank he does in the whig party. It would have done honor to an advocate of the | the territory, and would not disgrace the « ost | ardent member of the peace party, in the fervor of his supplication to England and _America, not to goto war. Ihave but little taith in the patriotism of those whose lives have been too intimately con- | nected with banks and bank stock, to expect them Thomas J. Wane, Heary Arcularius, Jr, Regis- i i henever said that it was impossible for a man so much Giseasrd asl | Rovere Camvielt’ tere office. é to stand up for the rights of their country, when ‘was ever to recover. | John H. Robbins; James Conner, County Clerk. | the danger of running the value of those things je Bycouah was 20 very ted, end m; JEaimonnry diseree a iast | Stephen Brooker, Francis \B. O'Donnell, City | below pat is at hand. On the whole, Mr. ree 3 's r oma. : 2 rison. ; % NIC SYRUP for that disease.and & ter using i for some time | Jes Cates | cha ‘Stiles, Gothic Hall, | speech was a failure. aL. it A lway. of iy cou bf eran Browoel MaruigFevang, cot of Allen Wasmnoron, March 11, 1846. james jouston. system. “Alter w cis FS Jacob Colvin, 108 Eldridge st. Items. ‘ ‘my great joy, that Geo. Hay wor wi Tomp! Caueus of 54 40 democrats of both Houses, called heal. I continued the Syrap Iwi the | lia and Grand sts. 7 “ " ‘ Consumption, until my sores were all healed, and the whole of | isaac Rosenburg, 220 Grand. at the Capitol this evening, on reflection, said to my back, bre‘stand arms are now covered with sears, which | Dr. J T. Tutsie, 216 E Broad. de ths ae Senta faay coat ocd ici nasesete tas ir Peinianes | on Gilley toy ion us bg ei tengtoringt year Nemes time, " 4 Y hi fied tem frow thi » | Ed C Enoch &. Camp. inner by Judge be A : pide Rikon ‘feet thankful that Iam il again, aad Seto ean? SusTh spite eng melee) Senators of both parties and the Bntish Minister p resent. Doubtless (according to the Times) anoth- or conspiracy for the barter of the American. “An- . | gels and Ministers of Greece defend us. i | ” Clever speech from Mr. Johnson, of Md., to-day, for the notice, and for 49. The amendment to give the ate tag on be notice on the lst of June, sup- d to be a ruse de guerre. A Gen, Cass said to be walking from the cold lati- tude of 54 40 to the warmer climate of 49— “ Is this a time to think of work ‘When Cass is at the door?” all The Spartan band, however, will doctrine of repeal, even if a treaty te fected tous Pu “4. page a ++ Fog hy BS hone who has a thorough knowledge of the science : , where persous can receive advice, a satinfactory references. and obtain pamphlets describing consummpuon, dye | Sivtnd'to'W He et the offies of this paper, shall P ¢ ~——————enmes. mpluint, free of charge noord oo 0 TWENTY-NINTH CONG! mie BC. baad street, Boston, MUSIC. vem _ os i In Senate. 8. Heckman docs not sell my oti- | VR. GEORGE, A. HOYT world respectfully inform his J reread Oe ie Syrap, deception, sply | ML "rtends aud the: Pubic, thet he is peeyared to give ine AAMINOTON, , od tuedicins, at No.1 Courtmdtoweee™” | stracehes mene PANO VO i Sa"Chrys- | Morning deliciously clear and ly beautiful. 10 FORTE, at his resi 133 Cl te sipet oa the Fsideuce of hic Mods ams 'mnodorsio, » | Good auditory in the galleries. Senste slow le known on applications £13 Im*rre ing tog: PO aot NOTI ; a 3 Meeting having been called to order, Mr. J. P. SMI’ THE U! RSIGNED h to inform hi MUSIC. ray’ A ct A ee a team | ML BURSDAY yest. De ue aye ra monetrn oy ‘poses of the meeti ving been stated by the Chai peur ch Ladies and Ventlemen at their own re- | brings the Sei order. ballot ene CS sod soonied, Sens phereane agit “removed No.4? Broadway" ces all are (3 her ov Wat uarer faliog system, | FUME. Wooonsina presented BP° Mr, Bagby, fro meat" . wie wikeamane Directly opposite Howard Hotel. ca aS vroerrenetee, yy Mies 4 * | tcom Detroit to Milwaukie. By Mr. Bagby Sa IEN Hun Sloee, by 8 bape Selene? ‘The very liberal patronage which has for #0 many gree very remscnable. Apply a 0 " | Chants of Mobile, for refunding duties on certain foedt. Mayoralty Committee. bean extended to him at hin old wand, i uly apneveated, oud | _™2 UN*re By Mr. Chalmers, fore grant of school lands to A. Sidney Dine, Charles Hoople, his arrangements are ich as et im to offer every in- sippi. By kinson, from Genesee Cong 3 New James H. Braine Saat inn bere, Gomirn ‘ HARDWARE AT AGENT’S PRICES. York, for abrogation of certain Indian treaties. Mr. Ben Charter Committee. whichare joo tell “kuows, fo need, commendation wilt be | "EVE SUBSCRIBER, Agent for several Manufacturers in | ton prosented a private on OF CWO. ke relief © as een Santee ee a found still farther iouproved and besatified. , fi ree See ery, <n ooerene | se Le ntieed favorably. Mr. Sevier reported beck Gat lee, m. Ww plead ” Alto, « splendid assortment of Gentlemen's, Youths’ and | at hrst Brie La ity consi John E. Hol D phy 4 vent of Red ‘river. Mr. | Aor 5 Geo. wim = Children’s Caps, comprising mauy new aud desirable patterns, | taki i Table Cutlery abill in relation to provement } reaeie terson, By A inte ng of the best materials, and at moderate prices. 1D f pad oe iene aren Johnson, of Louisians, reported back several private : John Morgan. : . B. 1 ing Fas r Fit th assortment of best cast steel. 8. W. Prntan, '§ Seeretarien mid ere STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE. 100 Dozen Patent Rach Locks, between Rhode Ieland and Boston. Adopted. " Doge 7 Bol aL LEVETT, DENTIT, ANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT. with few o Ing Reying Fans, ed Screws, Candletiks, Bolt, Bpoome, wn Dreaimeon moved to take up the reselution fer the ; ; guy numer of acres that may be desirable, Bi Ped, Clovet and ‘Trunk Locks, Carry Combs, We. ke. ‘Gorman. Peter was the con- ORE HARM results from bungling performances of in- ig. attached, ou the North shore of Staten Yolen ‘ SOHN A NEWBOLD, ‘road from the eepitol competent Dentists than the public are aware of. of | fing on the river, hia three minates walk m2 imisMW&F*me No. % John street, up stairs. tractor who erected the beautiful camer. the greacent portance that all branches of the Dentists art | Bteambost Landing, ile from Port Richmond, anda mile . daring the pest 3 who tniak with ua me secomentad Me Tenses, sernne a | tnd,t half trom Now 7 DR. POWELL OCULIST, ition, “Mr/Devis made Broadway an. Warren atte the itroducer ofthe insertion st | fe faner barteahore ska fm_and John, O'Bri- | “Q ND OPERATIVE SURGEON, attends to Diseasen or | Mt. Waneten presented a pe j icorruptible ‘l'eeth on ihe principle of atmospheric | en, No. 33 Wall street, or oa s. Jane Burger. A the Eye to all Ii feetions ision, dws rR. DOE'S BILL. ir¢.—Noah’s Weekly Messenger. mi3 Ir mi3 2wr Py ahs Tepidence, wi Bron ray, corner of ners pa of Mr. 7, the Senate agein took up CTICE To Ladies aad Gentlemen thet have Gardess to ‘A GOOD OPPORTUNITY. Onepier ately mere. the bill ey coatiene of a ¥ mip aed will TO LET—The modern built 4 story Brick Building, ern efns with and snecess. land to te of for the of sun- droge then in the ne as at Serer | fo, 2t Aun wi 2d door below Nassau at formerly ogee: | fayeterate canes of ST RADISMUB,or Sauinting, cared tm dry raliroads and canals contemplated to the m3 Itt r a aes a ee eee... | oo years iguor and een ore te eoniaan§roome, oer inaed, ARTIFICIAL EYES, of superior beanty Peeing comer Trae Ge ar te thn tant ot A "i . eat e, ment an wel ished wit! y ‘i same Temroueer acces nireas ary. tf Mase | Roary eee petants eer eke | fame acasatrtio acer Ee rt te pagent ania” geo. e their national lestiv: nes 4 ’ | a Gu : hock ing house. 1y on the premises. id residence 261 Broadway—entrance 1 Warren | so.much money were out of of jou can be hed by application vo aty of the undatvigs: | re! TOLET OR FOR SALE | street races imo M,W,F Sun 1m ke dtwer r The subject matter was not, within — AL ¢ ehentinn use Coavell, Robert 5 Dillon, | A MODERN BUILT COTTAGE, Suble and | poh wknd ities Rodenced, | fea Cotch House attached; with about an nere ‘of land, the | ps4 , erence Donnelly, | cial pare of whichis well stocked withfait and | phetieally. mil ea — rape btaal faccy shrubs, and en.losed with a picket fence ages coming hg 4 G*gnes FOMBER CO. Nowa wanted ———~Ty 4 Biewog eeg ned Th weet Por ieriver forma cligwinie in this city han, other featare of this business, was the ma terre “SEE were 7 HE Ninth ri rie | medicy.e® it)? #08 Bundares and romewion Ses te” | Sonlession (hat oe ohject of the Stale (Mesenge om