The New York Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1851, Page 4

NEWS BY THE MAILS modore Jones had epptied for taltigation of Sehr Lake, Brown, Palata, EF, 1@ days, with live oak, te nt, be would hav 9 8, tee Norton, (of Piymanth), Howland, Atakapes, ny ite 'd out by the naval lawe, and could, be exe 4, wink th Boma, Gur Southern Correspondence. clsed by the President, without clashing with the ae, Bete ietorad, web Wodiaa, Washington, NO, 4 day, with mae | pe tdles Cragiaston, (8. C.,) April 23, 1851. proeedig of the Secretary or the court. Secession Movements—Military Preparations—Mr- Col. Collier, ex-Collvetor of San Frangiseo, is in “aobe Calawett, Mankia, Washington, NC, 4 days, with aa- | Sisk, “ote ae ves, Hh Clark, J "Bela B H's rowel P yell, Wilmingtes, NC, 5 days, with i oe pe instant ; end during that delay parties who may hi Westar and Faneuil Hall—Probable Results of the ‘02. He bas with hin the cup aud salverot gold | interert'im awards made in the unines of others will havo | snd quiet, ms Tio. was in retail request, with sales ve 8 presented to him by the merebante of San Fran- | the opportunity of takisg the initiatory legal stops to | of 200 beebela, at $110, Oats continued to droop— - Suhr B Vista, Myces, Wil ton, NC, 6 di ite Approaching Comvention—South Carciina Metho- gi,co, aed tbe officers engayed in the ewstom house. | secure their rifhte, agreeably to the provisious in the | Nerthorn sold at 48m 4ée,, and Jeney at ‘44.0450. Corn “Eche Bocna ite Niyaet Wiiatagion, mm © dist Camp Mating, and an Italian Opera—The | They are most maguiticently executed works of art, | rection of the low already quoted. was agein lower, with an’ active shipping and b and home in- | febr Bila, Ellis, Washington, NC, 4 days, with naval PB, Re ee ee Difference batrwean “ Old Hundred” and “It Barbiere | and prove that in Califvmmia work cam be turned ‘The payments will be made only at those points whore | quiry. The operations comprised al 000 bushele | stores Tee ORIGIN AL AND GENUINB DR. Wistar: de Bivii os out equal to the best in thoworld. Thore are sixty the Trveresy mer neve, Spe ~decery 74 ~ ied Lew yellow warns at ene le and mined at nd i day | % ¢ rel it Cherry was in latesdnasd ix Strighia. ment does not ¢ rit to incur the ri Corres. dlxpouit uy was increased ounces of gold in the ariialee, whieh are valued at | TOY vthe of transporting funda to other polute for | by the inducements bolders were reported to offer, and ‘The great question of secession continues delibe- . . A 9 the dation of the claimants, but, otherwise, it rales reached 2500 bales, but not at better prives Davidson, Kelley, Salem, i days, bound to rately predominant. Is is the deliberation with | Mr. Webster is expectes! atthe State Department | Win'undenvor to mest thelr convenience. so far ad Ila in| tha were previously paid; but, om the contrary, the | PRUdelphin Te care, a Barntable which the projeet is diseussed, aud the coolness with | this week. seal its ite power. ‘There will be no diftoulty in paying any por. | ratee accepted wero equivalent to » decline of fully LAT Y, Amanda, Nickerson, Boston, 13days, via Barna fitch the 4 “ee th Wassuwetes,, Anslt 96/1081 Hon of these uwards by treasury drafts om sho Aseistant | a cent nee the arrival of the steamer As Sake WD Chase, Whittemore, Harvich, 4 days, bound to poor sau bay —— goa ggg pp The neat Session off Ci he Precidettel: Contsiee | IE CTS TEES? tan Meme mea Deane tay |g enenamene wun vane orem mje ‘ach Lipper); Mille, New Haven, 29 bs ee ie troy th. The success Which has attended i 4 e neat ‘engress— Contest-— tion of t ‘ex. bub such payments ean only y. a ad prion a vance bei ol 1", New Haven, vt Bead ee eee ee i ewails Fine Chaeeerie Bad Offce— Se tae anak cxinet A aaa aie, Ca cll tioen | Spied et aie, eae Mak tata Poon penses. "the ia We im jiiaearat for several youre Taat, cuits sare Preparations aud all this indigaation wero the mere enh po where the parties in whose favor awards have been mado | transactions Include 600 bbls. new mess at $15 1244; old Seal, Salen mst aye ee eects Bice Cape rep ptr may 5A claptrap of gasouading politicians, we might re- | 7h Meaeen Claims, $e. tre indebted to the United States, the amount of such | at $14a $14 124; ; now prime at $13, and old at $11 750 genet Boe ish a tebe Tested to ia aenaoa, cradieateu the Vee gard them, outside of Soush Carolina, as mere mat. ‘The next session of Congress will be, essentially, a Pre- pennant yh ey of eoure Lo gery wy bg ies 4 +) fay By cory demand SCM oes 9 ‘eae Sn i bale se ore a which it is pseeemnmens waded. Evening Travell . J a” ident- to express provi of the 6th section is. Iness, ot a CY @ wt a vo ters of gas and movusbine, fit ouly for caricatures | fiir crseists eendidates ney beie eaea ianrctone ct of 3d. March, 1810, $560. Pickled meats moved to the extent of 200 pigs. | 4 Bata ham daze. witieperbape bud am ack of Justice, tothe prapriters of of General Quattebum, und of salamanders luxu- | fY°F of ee eandidates, now being made in various ‘owers of attorney to receive any money umler these | dry ralted hams at 83;¢., and shoulders, toarrive, at Te, | Schr Emily & Hann ee ) 3 daze. ae digry Te Te artes riating ia in Liquid fire. | quarters, will amount to nothing. The candidates, who- | awards must not only be leguily and formally executed, | Lard was in better request, and wo heard of sales of 600 | Sehr Grinds, Pins pnd drrcwasite ¢ favorably, One of the proprictors of the ‘Traveller wae. case ie different. The bill for the en- | ever they may be, who will be seleeted by the two great | but the manstaree the notaries, or other parties be- | bbls. prime at 94; a 9},c., and 400 kegs at 103¢0. Fresh Schr Sarah Jane, Fitzgerald, Nantucket? days. tirely cured of @ severe cough Wy the use of this Halse scquatotance who har fore whom the be executed, should in all easea be | dairy butter was more salcable and firm at 188 2c. for | Schr Combridge, York, Portiand, via Cape Cod, Tdaym 4 meric ix solieriog teem poate Erie canal was not discussed more | partiee—if “the two great parties’? are in existence @ | yore gin o lire }y to the law or usages of the State in | Gorhen; 14 a 7c. for State, and 10 a 1de. for Ohio. Sehr Inabell {Arbecatm, Boston, ¢ 4 da ing to appointment, at twelve o'clock, Coroner Geer for the future, reserving the ultimatum of separate | tocarry them out in good faith. The election of any pe an ons investigation into the cause of death of measure in the New York Legisla | year and a half henee—will be chosen in consequence of | which such powers may respectively have been issust. | Cheese wae quict and unchanged. Sehr Cabot, Nickerson, eres in is secession among al) classes of Riorle semothing which will turn up between now and then, as | | ‘The prrecling embraces replicste all the points alluded | — Tosacce —-The operations reported within the past six Sloop Fashion, Biyde Heys of Treathing, with hich tags Ware ay ao South Carolina. Aud the only point in dispute it of hteation of elve ea, which at | t@im ycur letter. days consisted of 16 Shogeheads Kentucky at 8c. al2e,; 59 | Sleep of William street; by Haviland, Keene & Co., Ne. 5) Maidom, Asthe question of ume © result of some combination of circumstances, Very respectfully, your obedient servant, do. Maryland at 6% #7; 350 bales Cubs, part at 2lo.; 234 | pal RY AR lane; by William SM Courtlande etree ty R nah tea, We think it highly probable that the general | present ne person can pretend to foretell. But although WM. b. 1ODGE, do, Havana, part at 37 44; 105 do. St. Domingo at 17 a ise.; | One barkand 1 brig, Clarke i Co, »U antet oF and 273 Irving House, Brontway, New, couvention of the Southern rights associations of | at this distance it is impossible to determine who the un- Acting Seerctary of the Treacury. | 109 cases Florida, at 12 a We. and 9 bags Havana | ayqi, 2j—Wind during the doy SE. ork; and by druggiste generally everywhere, Me State, to bebeld tm this city in May, willnotre- happy individuala will be, still itis already evident thatno | Messrs. Cuvmn, Serxncx & Co., Washington, cnn 5 1¢e., closing with a moderate demand at full ar eI PN gen tp tothe regular State Convention, hereafter . easdine nite States, pereeera 7 Telegraphic Marine Reports, ‘dote is ie for. th Pe acorn to meet, the polioy of unme diate secession; but hey | Oe saseoe Poealiann of She Tissiae Biaeg. Us Sie City Intelligence hd apett 27, | hindrance of pursuit, or restriction of dict, Bees It’ Ka 4 ill probably basis of Bie action, | O*munetaen unions be ie knownavowediy to bein tiwen'}, Syn Mensapene: Arenas. os wtn~Cane- HARKETS SLIEWHERE, | arrived 2fth—Ship France, New Orlewu, barks Zebra, | 20 mercury, and is perfectly” but one of the mest pea the Southess States, as tie basis of security | (the Compromise measures of last year, and determined | Sen's Inquest —On Friday, at the City Hospital, accord- STOCK SALES. | Bitenon Agron! Allee Farce” Matanrasbriga Roophandel, | powerfol aud wone il eraicatirs of vent tint hay evog ° : ERE April 2.—Stock Board—$1.07 Maryland — Rotterdam; Cleopatra, A eneckieeles Hoult on, 81 WM; Wola » tts Burns, ik: Fag oats Bank, 104, Western Bank. echrs N Durfee, wong on, wa F secession as the dernier resurt. | other individual would inevitably, yes, inevitably, lead to | Maximilian Beck, who died in the hospital on Wednes- aakiin Fredericksburg | ¥ anneen, Glexsadria Ir nt the Drug Store, But do not let Mr. Webster flatter himself or the | » speedy dissolution of the Union.” Since General Tay- | day. from injuries reeeived by a blow on the head, inffict- | anes, ane Bi Bate Re "and Adelaide ct; 12) Fulton street, (Sun y i President with the idea (hat a postponement will | ler’s ection, a new erahas arisen. The old issues of | ed’ by some on while in an affray on Sunday night is consulting rooms, 31 i Buse be submission, aud that Seward & Co. can be suf- | Party. important and ints resting as they may be as ab- | last, which took place im the Teuth avenue, near Fifty- fered to go on with tucir destructive schemes. If | Stfact questions ef policy, are absolutely of no value, | foyrth street. ‘The evidence, in substance. ¢ ‘d before is ia to. b t wil be with the | “¢ttlless and paltry, in comparison to the great question | the Coroner, showed that the deceared, with several Secession is to be postponed, it will which is now, in ail its virility, before the country. It is | others, between cleven and twelve o'clock ou Sunday fi the board, to-day, WS% a snk Wotaties ae m a via 07 bien. barks Afton, , London; brig Clarissa, Potomac River; sche Far) Lucullus, Baltimor mulary (abridged for poy = lar reading) on cer eeaee intirmities, with the ry view of drawing the v.uer cotton Stat: tes — me a question, in the support of which we have seen leading | night, called at the private house of Smith Dubois, in the Foreign non-mercurial Price only 12 Biovement; becuuse the viject wi tate is not | whigs and democrats fighting shoulder to shoulder | Tcuth avenue. and knocked against thebuilding, A young Letter Bags for Talltax cat jheomry ool, per steamer Ameri- | Sold at the boo 412 Troadway, and, by, intimidation, but it is tv get out of tue Union, and | against a common ene Northern and Southern fana- | man sbeut seventeen ycars of age. by the name of Johu | Ca, trem Boston, will close at the Author, 5i Lispenard street, near Broadway. in such a way as will give t st trouble and the | tiei*m. To suppo: efore, that in the Presidential | Masterson, looked out of the window from up stairs. | (Exe anes we street) n Tuosd: a6 quarter gratis, Toast expense to all euccvrnes | contest. this great and absorbing principle will form no | cyidently to arecrtain what the 5 some 9 Cotton continues nau ne ae ay OPAIVA AND CUBEBS.-SOLIDIFIED EXTRACT, Nor is it absolutely ce:tain that South Carolina | ¢lment, is to suppose an absurdity which requires no | then paseed between them, and Beck, the decease 2,800 bale eeria cng rd prices ; , A letter and small package Express for California, (in has neither taste nor smell, ia easily portable, effectual will even wait to form 4 cou na new ba contradiction, if Masterson exe down stairs he would kick him, and good middling, 10% a 10%c. | charge of w special, messenger,) per steamer Prometheus, | fn ite operation, nnd quick in performing a cure ‘Travellers le As yet, the only name which das been prominently | terror, net Caunted at all, went down steirs brought forward, by any State, is that of General Scott. | the dcor, when Beck and himself passed a few blows te | soi! His name has been started by the friends of William H. her. After this, it scems a general runnivg fight was ps more UKely, | Seward. end he is regarded as the candidate of the up among the parties, and in the muss Beek lost S sold at 63; to Ihe. Sugar is steady, and 300 bhds. soldat — will leave the Reading Room ofExchange). on Monday, ought never to be unprovided with this preparation, It haa 54) 0 53,0, for fair, Molasses—2000 hhds. Cuba musco- 25th, at 234 proved superior to any other article in che cure of that clase yado sold at 2fe. Flour—3.000 bbls. Ohio sold at $4 15, | | Postage to Sai Francisco Beents. Small packages takem | of diseases for which it isdesigued. For vale at No. 2 Aaa ‘ c| a es el qi it ae ced rates. | Corn is unchanged, Bless pork selis at $14. 50; a0 FeeeeOR TONOR, santh” Paeilin, ths,.sncelved ob thd with the cotton States—; pula r opinion appeal be almost unanimous for separate 5 that policy is just as Likely, aud pe 2 than anything else | party which that gentleman represents, No Southern | his eap,and went back to endeavor to find it, the Aght- | 4 heavy; shoulders are selling at 6% @ Ole; lard i8 | Reading Room, and fo d per Promethi : MARRIED LADIES WILL Governor Means is uow engaged ina tour of in- | State has made any demonstration in favor of General | ing wae them renewed, -A young. man by fans of | active at'83¢ a Ge, for bbls, and 1c, for kegs, Collee— | the above Léttar Bags are alse at Konyon's, 91 Wall steeet pete Reh Re pip ne ht Felating spection of the military of the State—passing from t oe be it_likely, father as Seward, | Calvi Hoyt, who was in the ccmpany ef the Kio, le, Ses Tacs Agel 9 1861:., 0} $$$ ried life in this book. tn rhe editor is not slowed! aistrict to district, anu review the volunteer com- Southern State will, What are ral Seott’s politi- | said he heard an exclamution, and, on turning 4 OD pAnorageedl ie | Herald Marine Correspondence. eens J panies, battalion, aud reg ments, enrolled for the Principles! Ts he in favor of the Compromise mea- | he caw a man with a club elevated. in the act of str siners. generally, is dull. Prices of grain are un- Evcantown, Apel 2, the anions pavclonlegty inex yg re oats remain inactive, with | Arrived—Brigs Ieabells, Dyer, Georgetow | changed, and wheat, corn igh ‘against the [7% ! All that isknown is, that he is the father of ma- | » blow. and by the voice, cupposed the person to be John | tor Port- | Site steith. Buice go per tom: address DE’ Bomerslde: Md defence of the flag of the P : f ~~ z tive Americanirm, aud that he is determined to refrain | Masterson; b “6 the blo 8 0 exe | transactions, Provisions are firm, with an upward President, —, do for Portsmouth; Alvarado, Pitcher, star spangled bauer” of the Union, moat the | Sim expueming sey gacieasies vows ene eae bakiests | Crean Tene toa Gain be Hidek tin cont ran | yj mens pork sells ab $13 50; lard, No, 1 in bbls a Hare, Niedfore for Belfast =, ee ponding issue come tu a colli from thie tase lll alter tha elaotie ah alaes, Dade oe Sy casita eae | ~ and in kegs, 93,0 95,c.; baconisin | 5, digs " ATE MEDICA 7 bout the middle of Ma me ais time till after the election takes place. Cader | blow ex he was turning away. Tho witness could not | P04 acnand at previons pricen,” Whiskey declined onc. | President, and Alvarado; sche City Point. al Kiving treatment, diet, reci; re is to be in the | the tutoring of Seward, he will try what holding hi eward vldivg his wear positively that Masterson wes the person who & “ interior a grand military pment, and we | tongue can effect. Mis chances of being nominated in | struck the bing, “Ofer Daut testified vo ‘andl is the , Ciehth of w cout, Lead is selling at $4 25. have no doubt it will be ‘a very interesting affair. | 1840. again in 1848, were destroyed by his casocthes | deceared on the e, covered with blood, afd, op | === ES In the interval, we bave no doubt we shall have | serdends, and that mistake bey HL endeavor to avoid this | taking him up. he said “Le enreful,” as bis arm was broken. | Married. had the honor of coutsibuting hing from this , tite, at ali events, But, unfortunately for the gallant | On arriving at the station house the officer again asked | oril 2 o Rev. S m quarter to dispel the incredulity of the North in al, silenee will not now answer, Questions have | hew itcccured, The deceased answered that he would eae, Gn Gannon Seto Man & “daughter of Panaveurata, April 274 P.M. rived—Ships Harrisburg, Matthews, New Or Chase, New Orleans; barks Selah, Atkis Thoraton, Hovey, gow; brig Cantor Weg Delaware “Harding, Providen w Bedford, recipes, ay) treat his own case, or to eee rly treated. “Ninth edition, 42 p: with t. Mord at 85 Greenwich iniled free by addressing Box J EW MEDICAL BOOKS.—A COMPLETE PRACTIOAL i z . - ‘work on the nature and treatment of delicate diseases, South Carolina’s alienation fron the Union. aricen tavelving the perpetuity of the Union. ie bas not | tell more in themorning, but at present it hurt him to | sha Peck, Bad. all of this ¢ en ¢ Charleston from Liverpa tnd all'the ‘kindred affections illustrated by = great aoa Traca efaeal of thie anthe c* lhoston to allow | Setluted which side he will take; and all the evidences | talk. Dr. Church, of the New York Mospital, testitied to | ead ashore om Cape . in | Ber of beautifully colored plates, as Largs se lt Si Weer hh Hae Fucenl 8 sites au | m to point bit out as epposed to the national side, | making the post mortem examination, and found a severe | Died, consequence of the lead: giving incorrect adin, Bostwie' ee Sotares on surgery aod iscasce of the r. Webster the use of Faneuil Tall, excites in | snda disciple of the higher law school. He may not be | ecmpcund fracture of the skull. An operation was per- os ‘After throwing overboard about M0 sacks of Sait, she floated | Shove named nature large quarto—3i0 this latitude a considecable d of ridicule of | so; but he must himself declare that he is not. formed. and several pieces of the Lroken skull were re- | 00 Saturday evening, April 26, of scarlet fever. Many | on Monday morning, and was assisted into deep water by the Bostonian notions of tue compro. Au astute | General Seott has declared here. froquently, during the | moved frem the fracture, from which the brain protrud- | E¥!#y. youngest daughter of George W. and Mary . | stenmer Nina. The bark does aot leak any. politician, however, observed to us to-day, that it last two or three months, that he hopes some one will | ed. ‘The injured man was brought to the hospital on | be ytd the 6th Cg dae age * | _ A Sou, supposed the Sarah Marsh, of Georgetown, S C, wperior to ‘anything of wxe well for Mr. Webster be was refused, or that | —— He imagines that if he can only get well and died on Wednesday. The jury, on the | y port the baa ne 8 — ead fu- | fended with is Was reported to be ashore ou Georgetown 7, Author of," he a igh , od | wbus can tranefer the contest f ° * 7 3 Be | neral, on Monday morning. 28th inst... at 10 o'elock, from | bar on the 23d. or of a work on cron kin the ue might have re talinted to out Sean indinitectnatiog: Mocen citations omg oy 2 Une alow ort = the residence of her father, No. 15 Livingston atrect, | Scum JP Groven, at Providence from Charleston, in. mie tect, Bes fixth editions ‘fetecn, pa Y eption and e 8 “ eG Seott’ * eed “4 : . | South Brooklyn. | gale int, Lut 33 ion 7%, split mainsail, carrie For sale at the ishers’, Deja ddmiateaen open Gecoge Thampens. dieparage ¢ joomeat 8 cutt's character aan sont —se he teapgery bo mpound fracture, inflicted by some | ORME April 98, Mrs. Mansavt Reap, wifo of | amay one chain’ plate, aud Tecelved some damage In her Broodway, and eee ha «is of some person or persons to this | rigging. | John Read, aged 44 years, formerly of Dracot, Mass. | Mesing. ‘Whale: 7 “ | ‘The friovds of the family, aud acquai nee D®, 24s, AUTHOR oF TH THE "PRACTICAL PRI We visited yesterday morning meeting, some twenty miies of in ad their armies, Our system | jury unknown.” Methodist camp not want a President to y of government is fu upon those great principles | ances generally, ston, 2th, Lark Com Preble (of Lynn), Lam- last night actended the opera of * IIB: of Fill ani religious liberty, which 5 rf peng to Mock Avetions or Hovsenorn Fersrtune.—Mock aue- | are respectfully requested to attend her funeral, on Mon- | ak pee ey tory Gosnn cor tt rash, Lam P. u.) (Sunday eas excented,) No. a Sivigha,” done upon the following making converts by the sword. We seek. to establish, | tions are of various kinds, There are other Peter Punks | @2y.at o'clock, A. M.,from her late residence, corner | Spdxxn—April Ith, Ist. 31 82, lon hip Commo- rise stat: guora’ Carolina Vietti; Count of Almaviva, § Within ourselves, that happiness and prosperity which | berides thore ut whose doors the Mayor has fixed his of Seventicth strect and Broadway, dure Preble, of and for Boston, with a fusl cargo uf oil. nd of profane at 1 Forti; Figaro, Siguer fe ueventano; Don Bar | Will make other nations euvy us, and conquer them by | banners. Both in thiseity and Brooklyn there are nu- | Lowell papers please copy. Spoke pg? ve ose yor Sanquirico ; Lon Basilio, Signor Rosi: | the force of our bright example and brilliant career of | merous mock auctions, where not merely strangers, but |. On April Zl, of consumption, Wasim Ship Seth Sprague, Wadsworth, from NYork (Jan 3) for aaaeee Coanenh <p Paces ogee We require. as our chief magistrate, aman who | citizens,are taken inand done brown. Many of the fur- | 4 years, son of John Clemenger, California, March 2, lat x WS, lon 45 45, ‘dod te lo nob . Garrett 5 goor Parozz ws made the principles of our government his study, | Biture auctions are nothing eise than mock auctions. A | Ilis relatives and friends are respectfully invited to Ship North Carolina, from Baltimore (Deo 3) for SFran- ID Om the Hensler. beiween the second and | and who, inthe present momentous struggle cag am Cs Sieees swe ily are 0 ey | attend his funeral, from bis late residence, 2; cisco, Jan 2 la tween | family are about to move to another house,and they | atte . sie Setee cae GUOee | Ate Tae truly late ctudiag tee Oipe. atbond ee Ay ee supposed “to be the ship Isabel, of Baltimore, was passed Inth inet. f 4 facts, a fancy dance | Fitzjames and | fanaticixm and Signor Carrese. There wa nd fashionable already determined | Want to get rid of a small portion of the furniture, but street, on Tuesday, 29th inst., at 2 o’elock, I pderation, h ; w it. they advertise and catalogue the whele. They appoiut On Sunday afternoon, April 27, of malignant is not afraid to F i t which side to take house. The dressing was A gentleman, some time since. called upon General | friends to bid for what they want to retain, and they get | Maxy Avrtaipr. only child of Dr. W. E. ard Reboeca W. | “park C ote Brisbe from Boston (Jan 17) for California, stendard of the Astor Pla Scctt ond the couvetation naturally turned upon the | Td of the trumpery and trash, after putting it up far Jobuston, of Sidney, Ohio, aged 2 years snd 2 onthe, | March's ( = Ses oe et aia tender dineia’ ox isollation of | Presidential contest. “Sir,” «aid General Seott, picking | beyond its value. “At many of these auctions, articles | The friends of the family are ‘invited to atteud the | Brig Banaly, i, fem Boston for Georgetown, SC, 18th inst, Teens caenean beautiful faces of which Welle proud, | YP ® chamomile tower which lai before him, “I'do not | *il far above their eriginal price. Ladies, not having | funcrsl, this afterneon, at 2 o'clocis, from the residence — lat 2s, low ery extensive and leag Mi tes tans ae uae aiiee liv: deed, YlUe the Presidency the worth of that small fower. I | much to do, bunt up there auctions, which furnish them of Dr. Comstock, 253 Twenty-third street. Her remuins | 6, popwas ante ple around for Pl Viettl achieved age Bc 3,j, Indeed> have no devire to be President.” Shortly afterwards, an | Witha little bit cf excitement for the time. and somthing Will be conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. Pee rong Pr however ignore ¥ ietts sehieved a vic ia whien Ber goo article in the Republic was alluded t« vhich the writer | to talk about when they return home, Not being judges At Nicetown. Philadelphia county. after a short but | sy;:chell: ce Lorie gs Ry lorable sf he in , "7 W Blod; 5 Sa ws, Kas of the real value of furniture, they are induced to bid for *evere illness, Gxoxox W. Youns, in the 40th year of his | Snow erithew, GAinthy 8 Cfpcland, Bartlett; Maty. Go ap article double i's value if they like it, or if they are ze. den ora, Roby; Fichett ; Thomas Ki fa e oi a, Me, Legh Per bia, Carlton; Ro- exeited C4 the spirit of competition; for when @ lady's | | Hix funeral will take place from his late residence, on | W*r Sal Semen" i n Sra Black: Sapo- | stages, will be aurprined at the ease and 1 singing was powertully supported by her splendid | deprecated the discussion of the Presidential question at arms aud shoulders, thrown into dazzling relief by | ttsvatly period. All at once, the General's eyes Hashed, a tight fitting bodies of black velvet, low in the | and. jumping from bis seat. he exclaimed, “Do they take § 8 ie i iW neck, low in the back, aud orna:cnted with a very | fool; do they think don't Rnow what that ar- | blood is e ix not to be balked in her wishes by Mondsy, the 2sth inst., at 10 o'clock—to proceed to Pit: wichuls: Jomo, Bakert We seu hn some as red 1oee in front, with o skirt of of pinkand | tie ¢ means? It's wimed at me. sir, And I only want to | &PY tga Bh ay for her husband's pocket. About Whitemarsh. | MeMbleger tn b ~iarve a: eee. - - . Slate color. “Truli and Herod tt wire arkong the | Beet the editor of that paper on the avenus;sir, and 1 | May these auctions are very numerous, aod many who | On Sunday, April 27. of erysipelas, Svsax, wife of John | “Yiqvana, april lisAcr vark PA Perle . | P2e7OR vouRsELP—voR ogy wili tell him to his faee that I see through him, spectators. Sapquiricu and Henoventano were al- ‘The | Went to raise a little money take this opportunity of Jo-eph Borras, aged 26 years. land; Inth, bark Cathal nes Wath Phild pn bes Own To icine th fk ey ssaition ‘wih 6 gentleman left. fully eonvineed that General scott did | doing it by selling their furniture, in whole or in part, b; The friends of the tunity, and those of her brother, ° Smith, Franktors, 3% Mary Farrow, Morse, Bucks ‘avings, showing diseases ‘maltermations in so received with more than ordinary enthusiasm; | See derire tobe Precidemt et Ce meret Beat di suotien.. these capensive pines faraituse was cae | Blias Franeiveo.and also the members of Protector Fire Peres pub 9g tates, bale Coe r fad form, i Whtia Young, M.D, pra A and the whole company did the thing handsomely, ‘The next Presidential contest must be fought upon the purchased at, is under the hammer of the auctioneer.for Engine Company 22. are respectfully invited to attead | Perden ne versity of P bay m8 rious forms 0: saving the orchestral deficiencies, of which, how- | platform of the Union, Whether the choice falls upon a | ladies are tempted to hase what they reallydon't her funeral, on Tuesday, April 29, at 10 o'clock, A. M., Vermont, Morse, Cadiz; Tropic, Smith, Ma- ever, no notice seemed to be taken. The dance by | whig or a democrat. it must, nt all events fall upon a — and would never think of did they not see it going from her late residence, 130 Leonard street. Her re- for Cronstad ae ‘Nelson, he 4 oa, whe have been Mademoirelle Fitzjames was opposed inthe demand — man whe is ayowedly in favor of the Compromise mnen- bargain—dog cheap. But on the other hand, many mains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment, Sst ae Yost, Con for a repetition; a portion of the audience no doubt gE aces Manoel z tbo supposing there was no call for the exhibition again | Pow. That trick has been tried of such & pair of race horse losomotors as, are ap- and never will beer repetition. Tended to her delicate and pliant figure; but the | ,.,meyuoned, some weeds ago, that forsee he prevailed, . sures, No person can be smuggled into the White House fem rs — <a a b jured by the a 4 p cage renga wheal ror the Sicieek Gan: Gompeat 0 furniture by suction on occasions of remov ends 0 00 . too, often already, | “a rticles are ¢ t half what they cont a short time | fully invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, ere were certain ogee manag be geoebesed in their stead. | oa ene, this day, (Monday.) April 28, at 3 before the Trea passion for change is wo strong. o'eloel t the dance was repented | Sucy Departement, in came of whsch Mae Comin bad heap | | Ainhiaman eed Sandacbiehe dean Areven Base —te | Ct Sunday, April 27, after a short illness, Caranive with all its oriental eoquctry, and all. interested as counsel ; and that, in consequence of this | Thursday, Simon Trueworthy, en of the schooner | leughter of John W. and Julia Williams, aged 2 The company leave to-day, cirect for Boston. | connection. it had been determined, tha: when the deci- | Franklin, went into the auction shop of Charles Tappan, | T6r% 2 months and 22.deye. Ofthe camp-mecting we shui] have something more | siom should be made. Mr. tiraham. Secretary of the Navy, | 17 Chatham street. A watch was put up aa gold, and | ,,,2b¢ friends and relatives of the family are respectfully to say upon our visit there to-morrow, and of the | was to be appointed Seeretary of the Treasury. pro. te seme person offered $575 for it. Captain Trueworthy | Write a ee tee Se sacanee a2 difference between the mu: ¢ Old Hundred” and | for the purpose of relieving Mr. Corwin of the responsi- | offered $6 for it, when it was knocked down to him. Ie street, uesday afternoon, inst.,at 2 | ourselves under the care of say yeotes: ton ; ’ : a "strangers vs may Hee cote Of this truly use ful work. Strangers visiting the oity, pare ticularly wae contemplating mar don't think of re turn home without or the ket isznlng heme without n o°Py, ten 2 ioe Treative on Marriage, el ius, Goodmanson, NOr! ith ahipe Charlotte Need,’ Weeks, fer Cowes, lag, net, (taken. up at AZ 10); Hargrave, Stetson, | be barks Amazon, limade, Brew "yor do 0 ay r . hl bility of deciding upon his own cases, The matter has id his money ‘and gota watch, which afterwards turned | °C!0¢k. cae eewenet eurneeyanaeve promisa your — sen Defeased te the Attorney Sioneral, whanasuetpes | serie teteek, Heap lied to the office of the Ci On the mersing of Apell 98, after © lagering tlness, one of the most interesting camp-meeting letter ~ Aurrep A. Wansrn, inthe 30th year of bis age. they have teed for many a day, as affording some | make hi rt jrabam will pin Boe Cater ent Captain Diteett of the Fourth A is deers wart cc mewor the place. in © T to variety to this continuous and hard-to-take bill of | Mr. De Witt C. Lawrence. appointed Chief Clerk of the | obtain the pames of the pavtinn, and to identity them. ARIS AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIV) th Lay 4 ® Be esr. Cay v pak ou n , Brot ry Nitulonel affectivns, lef of n. When he does, Mr. Ilis remains were taken, the same evening, to Rocky Hill, Coun., for interment. Tropic, to lon fare of seceesion aud disunion. W. | Patent Office, by Mr. Ewing, has resigned that office, to | On going there, he at once recognized Charles Tappan and | _,0@ the 224 im ae Oe ie | Can « others a fore. | take effcet the drst of June. in consequence, as be al | Nathaniel Chapman. They proposed to settle the matter £f Bio Sethen, Zem'o saver, iy WeApr $Sehr tonduras, for Boston in 5 days; aoe Our Washington Correspondence. legen. of the want of aympathy existing between himself | by returning hismoney, if be ive them the watch. | D¢S*!*G- aged 27 years 3 mouths and 1 ange tranty | usaipinvedaeae ee ar OW og ‘tretirer aly Lf Wacitine tov, April 28, 1851, | 82d the Ccmumissioner, Mz. Ewbank, and the fact that | ‘To this he agreed, and on banding. Chet the wate, they | f Io—Shipa American, Saunders for New Ting the f diploma, the Administration has determined to sustain the Com- | then shifted their ground, and said they would give him tshington city, om April 2h De, Caanusy Bascx Missoner against the attacks which have been made | $4 0. Captain Ditehett, seeing that” Trueworthy was Hanan {a the OUh rear i Phy yet upouhim. Itappears that Mr. Lawrence has been exert- | abcut tocompromise the matter, cautioned him against | served ing himeelf to have his chief removed, and failing to do | doing so. result was, that he went away with the | UNder Commodore Warrington during the whole of the +0, has politely made way for his successor. officer, leaving them the watch and the money, and a el ae the ie ate ae este former disemse 800 — erty see, Nneaies Mes Sas athe hundreds of eertiteates, show the Havens: "ha mW White, M'Neae, for Bos. | Soeee Sad the hundreds of certifies 0} t nome ham. Bailey, do; 8 1. Crowell, Lergang, from oy red me in one day—-D. M. Corbya, Owe fr after Te Renaval of the Naaguan Difficulties —The Lose of Commottare Jones, Fray Fes From rather an unexpected quarter, the public has been clectrified by the announeement that Great | ‘f the action of the rant wes egninet Tappan and Chapman fer a | in the naval service for several Datiata has yistatod her ascaty. sti wo--thnt le | qtr sant enn ane Sean the ee ere cet ree 7 resigned his coutilasion to practice his profession, ry pay 4 fer which he had acquired eminent skill and expericace, cvidexce; Betsey a Heney Bulwer managed to get Mr. Squier’s modi- | claimants, anu ot through be megivm of banking | yeu Tuino Hossans—Tue New Cavatay Brrcane— both as a vurgeon ‘and physician S A | houses. ns had be dhe jaymests will be wy id » of the Senate; and the * ome On Friday served one of the troops of the Third | Reeentl; irel THomas Browne, of the British 4, 0 saa a eee pane Se dak Bee Wee Surers who may bare funds om had. se Avsistant Trva- | Wuscare returning from parade. The troop Kary.” Bisco bis entry into the uary, ta’ April 1752 he rein aries fisui information is further loony 0) < ul “ d no ah | sure! iy oe Pe he pe a a ‘rrkably wal . served on full Pay twenty-three years, lis airy ship was sine RIED W = er‘ ad tir himself. Mr. Clayton's act e » this eto for avalry xi 7,7 ‘OMAN’S PRIVATE MED! cow- ater “must” at once bestir him ago Our Philsdelphia Correspondence. Urigade, ‘This was the very thing that was wanting (0 - " A. M. Maricean, mere recent visit here may account for the sudden ai } Prmanenrma, April 1851, ccmplcte our military fore, The condition of the eaval- - Ry ng 3 ‘Tee te ‘edition, IXmo., pp. — play of all this virtuous indignation at Mr. Web- Arvest on Suspicion of Murder-—Clerk Charged with Robbing oy ves ly no ren ng Tae gin ae Seware, bes it is BARITIME INTELLIGENCE, At t 4, for Montreal, 49}, atts Chato, for Port hy 0 i | yo we rade, we © et to see the ———_ ~4 0 won, & 0! for Providence, hree ster's course, But that Sir Heury Bulwer should be | the Mail—Mysterious Death, velepeameet ot tos tase aualitine 00 flee Ammerioun hasoe | Movements of the Ocoan Steamers, | tern,’ Rembail, waa’ The vessels reported rendy, had leu peas, at pave boge opi dragged in ns worthy of censure, iv most strange. | Loman F. Shoemaker aud John Perry. from New York, | for war purposes. Colonel Postley, since the first forma- | Wamne, Leaves, Dare. Fon. | bla Lith, beige Kichmond, Blair, Kordants Vill e tiowof thie regiment, which he Folsed himeelf, and of Glasgow 8. Phila Fuabeser, Bishmee WH However, to allay the fears of the public, it may | were yesterday arrested in Richmond, on suspicion of | yas net par To those whose health ; which be has reason’ to feel proud. has evi thi ow Yor! g dhe well to state that he had no hand in Isying Mr. | having committed a murder in s German beer howe | Sri cro'scldles deetod te mallitare science ee “Boston, + | tamiay i FoF ape Important Squier's treaty on the table of the Senate. It was | there during the past woek. | Mrurrany Movements. —The members of the Tompkins 3 aoe Frbemenssaphiecn i ther budding into wma hood, oF the ons in the ‘iectine of scart 1 consequence of Mr. Sena- | Charles Ottinger, employed as a clerk in our post | Blues, commanded by that active and excellent diseipll- passed by informally, in consequence of Mr. Sena . i piven nin J. L. Waugh. are making extensive pre- tor King’s suggestion that it contained provisions | Mice, is to be brought lefrre Judge Kane, to-morrow, | Toitions to visit the elty of Philadelphia om the 20th i . eaties, whic oulk for an alleged robbery of the m: a A Sgt age of I day of June, for the pur; of celebrating their twenty- “4 geo ctl ih existing tr aties, which would, destined for Vicksburg, wast pocket, bat the h anniversary io 7 will be w H if not amen lcd, hazard its ratification, and as ithas — aeeused denies havin y i The depo. shington bras band Th » Grawnr, March 6—Bark Wm Schroeder, Upton. fram | m, ding: bigs Corvo, Anderson, from James River, ldg stom: Abraria, for New York, wte: Prairie, Phullip . Jo; Drace, Purbeck, do do; Damerscove, Mab for Philadeldhy Dr. A. M. Mavnroray > My Dean Sim :—My wifo Las boom perceptibly. ain! ot yet heen “* it remains in the posses ms of bin accusers ® special ” o ence of eeeet the porew Hg eud transmitted at Wash pik mere, inconsmjuenee of her ering come months before and ‘during bor ese, Dititets sro rg if wearer terme aptain amnel Wo Secley, They are recruit. ate e Nic Ministe! ° " s x o recruit- a ~ «fogs aes “ b unidnebars bongo be Coroner te westigating the de ing rapidly, The Sixth Regiment of the New York State engeged in y ing ® satistuctory treaty, 4, | maie in Southwark, who, it ts alleged. died from the ef- | yiititie. Celonel Thomas P. Peers, contemplate visiting in due time will fects of injuries received by au attempt to produce abor- | philadelphia and Cape May, in the month of August. A shage, need & es cag on what | tion ceamene tine Sees Gaal be the evcnsien, toa hi ts expected about 200 wen will turn cut in full uniform. Mr. Webster will take care that the interests do noteuffer. Even if Me Ww Wrig Wright, On y cans. to youthe relief The _ of the —— Claim: ng con I net | Desew or Revrvas oe 4 Busco Vesen:.—The Coroner, | ‘cam 1 Diag, Heh ,acatee pane pete, oF oa oF Opstieses a | om Friday. held an inquest at Duninp's Motel, No. 135 | sbhip Amelia (of Warren), Henderson, Marre, March 21 discovery of M. M. Desomenux provide lieve—to per ° i ne 1th nt. 1 Fulton treet. on the body of Robert B. Bc with mdse and 22 pase ms. 20th inat, w cpened 8 nrospet tome. which 1 little conceived mente, he knows fail well ne * the payment io the Mexiean claimants un: 99 years, born in New York, who came to his death by Ist 4030, lon 6? 10, saw Br steamer Africs, hence fur Liver ; te sford, Cienfuegos: Vesta, Lawrence, | t for ear would h at onee render Lim unpopu: of th ard of Commissioners recently | the rupture of » blood voxel in the chest. It seeuns the na hs bre Independence, Blanchard, (: the people of this country. city. and particularly ether part y afternoon at the hotel DB days, with Hole; M hawk RY Dngom, Wilmia at | that he intends to awards made in the names of ¢ while. The room was fon, 6 days, with cott peregn, Eee a. : | such interest. receive their r od. he went to bed, The nham & Dimon. fended for them the Department, or whether the whole a t morning. at 9 o'e 0 going to m, he was jeewa (Br), Seeley, Limerick, 45 days in bal For sale nt 222 Br Libert et, New s Alvany: Jeeepm Tucker, Mobile, Ales: T. B. Peterson, @ Chestnut st, Pa | |, On the receipt of $1, copy will be transmitted | nell, Minturn & Co paseage: is bound to Se Joh at, Int 4.09, lon | found dead, A verdict was rendered that the deceased 140 p . 7 © "0 ease] hes eather on th e to his death by the rupture of # biood vessel in the heat aber on, sat pastengers, ath iM, epoke Br ech Elixo hound By st n, Troy; Anthra fin, 8 York, 2 paid to thove in Whove names they were 1 mode how. and time when. the payments je to the claimants, And. in reply, Ehave | & ¢ the purpose lying, Clowd with reference froe of postage, to any part of the United Statoa ai seh Int 45), lon 45 1 utterly disela matter, a ~— a be addi 4, or. A.M Mearin : the henor to state that the Sth section of the net of Cone | “Acemmart,—About three o'clock, yesterday afternoon, | 4%, ew large quantitic and was a day and night in Burt be addreered, port ceaa, merely mado th us matters of | green, of J 1840, providing fur tue settlement of | wenlibont, with five persons in it . Bi jn the | RReetta through it: 23th k Island, spoke whale ship TRE Hew York ety.” OihorB Libwrty street. public intercet Herald | there et | Rast river, opposite Fulton Ferry, opbcon basen cea ter huge ihe Heer a § ‘ > FER TILT. CURED —DK. MURPHY 1148 MOT! th ros whi h ‘Moereers se a | teas ef a ‘Jedin Sherriden, be maa of Fultom mat~ Stitan, Antwerp, 75 days, with pty i teinde ey i apart, Peaet, Wot» Pisindet No. Re t Mga! tg 44 the law” which ex we Seeretary 0. P ket, were from a watery gra ~ vn 3 of | Provineet 120 | is he ut sonsnit the Navy to apy «val courts tnar- | award has been or may be mn apr sheen boy named Philip MeGwenn. residing at Pay ae -~4 auceess. I If beaten, I specie rded. of any part ther He is there tol 455 Wert street, fell and broke Me witt toetett arm on Friday aft nd by giving garbled extra t of thle net, or fr * | noon, in Bethune street. He was brought t * fain (ibe), Tal - oy giving g ' 4 ( naval law, it is wn that their i fon t raenrsen ow t of th word station heure by one of the potice. Pe ork Bali (f Proven) Sanders, Mata Odays, | » -, Pia. fia om. I K. MORRISON IS CONSULTED CONPIDENTIAILT rte pla wihis er. or their intention to contest the payment of thi we atte © ctor, he was taken to his With sugar, te aylor & ( ! ne dein arty. on certain diseases, which le treats without merewey, # where the trial takes pla nia th ne awarded, and shall file with the District Attorney of | pAviDé oS re Urig Reveille, Sleeper, Cienfne t 7 Bld ship dulis | Recent caves few Unys. Thirty-one youre States, the law only ex © | the United States a bond. with good and - | D D Ment Se, to BW Trandy. Has been ¢ Hiewarl, Bulkley. London: ketch Brothers, Lovett, Sagua | enables im to eure nervous debility, Sein ene appr 3 | ty, to he epprowed by him, for the Feriovus Davies —Denn urphy. a cartman, was bowing gales from NW in Grand tues, is London diploma fa hia private offes, ona it fe ta | ced dameges aftelng theretre arrested by the Ninth ward p n Thurelay. for Storer, from ¢ and, GEORGETOWN, | 8¢ xandein, | Felton street. Ne Be-Ne fee till cured. por Act of 23d : | driving furiously through Fourth st E . mal as “hohe Randall. Boston, Cid bets | DUANE STR TAS, FON TR M at ey 8 ¢ the lives of the citizens iat 1. vei Krice, Ronn Bost ANB rom te April, P00, government of the " Se ot Cienfece inst 5 1EW ES( Den) April B | oatined to the Navy of the t 4 ws follows -— Jeet lee courts ¢ . . orl disease BO te Oe tte ane ee oa extend | thereon; and Uhereapon tbe aald party £0 ¢ Poltce Intelligence. doinham), Stinson, Cardenas, 13 ferent to the lows of re twerthirds of U ous awarded. of any port thereof shall be at liberty Rething « Poom Mate —Ofiger Feeny. of the Second wo to five days. ‘A pertet o hail be carr to file hie b for relief and injunction in the Cireuit word, arrested, on Fride tan by the name of James I R. WARKEN [8 CONFIDENTIA Y CONSULTED lent of the United | Court of the Distric bia, upon the principles | Mitchell, om a ebarge of stealing a gold wateh, and a steamship on Digoases, From eighteen yoars practic {the United States, | Which gevern courts ¢ y pocket bork containing several dollars, which, together | Marans: ships Ferax, | which were in hosp ie. od to Runenm toe onhe af a 1 granted by the court «hn | with the wateh, wae valued at $40. the property of A Hunker, New. York: bark Manda. | speedy cures, without meron See t brig Hawlet, Crawford, Bordeane I Mott street, arijoiming Chatham Wales, | memes in surgery aad medicine this co Hammond, The » d. it appears, took lodgings at! t's Hotel, corner of Liberty oauay be determi ry Departinent; and the mpeom, Murphy, Cari od and guverhed os | Be nd Cirvenwich streets - ; Learried into ex on on eonfin ted and governed ! qi iladelp bia. Towed to sen 10th tion of the commander of the fleet Moor ordering the on Wednesday night fast. and a 4 4 Windsor, 9 days, with elsior; 13th inst, ships Mating, %. JONNSON, NO. 16 DUANE STREET, 80 9,WatE pt neh ar go to the dismission of « commis law ie 20 clear and explicit.that | the same room with the accu + D Wost, 13 Known in the ‘treatment of delicate diseasse, The Dee € Warrant officer, which are first to be approved # hesitate in ite decision that the | the morning. Hammond dive he rinkwater, Key Wost, 13 days, eaement dissasse. The leat of the Uaited * amount of the awards con only be paid tot es in | robbed, as hie ‘ Test and boots were With cotton eager to Badare, Foch & Co, os inch iyenre, 9 Veuve woah will be seen that all ventence whore names they are rerpectively mad y| mining fy thew uspicion at once aysp,with liveonk. ty Mayhew & Co, 2st inst, lat ad 43,loa oly sches Sophronia, + ar, ( Necear Gola B Sroughe on by p sveee effectually ev.red be » senten ypcinted attorneys. unter adverse claimants think pro- | reetcd on Mitebel nd wo it t ont to | 5655 parsed a. + pon, Ne Statew Ramedell, Bos _—— 1 to lowe of life, or the dis pa ge 4 | has apvest, the ncles i | 68 ante Wieden 06 Paris, 3 m, New Roehelio: Statesman, Ramadell, : per to edopt the legal course ed out in the above | be, a8, on his arrest, the stolen property we found in Iie rig Ur well), Burt, St Marks, 12 days, # tens Mary Metchom, Roraaue, Frog: Delaware, Cook, N York: ri AS REMOVED HIS © ot warrant Hy pare t6 t + confirmed Feetion of the law tf Corgron iy aiving mvtiew to the | Pessension, The rogue was ecuteyed befure Fustlee Loe ec tte hk ns Anderson WU. aie 4, rvot Wheeler, Pall Kiver, steamer Valens, ae en tea A nanvler of the fleet, “ u orde he ‘nee ction, The | throp, who committed him to prison for trial Allett, Saltilia River, Oa, with yottow pine, | iy % ontertaln diseases, which ba eure merew ommodore Jones’ case, the Seere- nought t | mare, in bal ak VDEN CR, Apri <Aresahres P Glove Suey curerin afew dy. Hla Bol of Zane 4 lered th rt: nod by the ex- ent by holder in th Domestic » Iseeitany, pleston; Bai ny, Fam ebitity, bre cade even paet, if the most invigoraing the law above quoted, peu hiss de ppanies, whie nite it in Avahel Fairbanks be ' Net for $1,000 poanranetcen * + known in this counte, volved the power to rh the nemeenes Which © certificates t | nesinet Romuel R. Burror Worcester, for a lib WAKD.- Suspension from duty, and loa : . ore name the awarde t mate | | Among the personel property of the late Gov, Hill, of Hakee a speedy cure, without the least veatetstions Of i k that Commodore Jones’ at jo | The Department, however, ba t tau- | New Hempehire, are ndvertiond two pews in the Baptist drink in appliestion to businewa. J think that Commodore elhave made | sy rined to make # lors of such | ebereb, three in the Episcopal, and four in the Methodist ale case which the mixtare cision which the Sec the Navy has re- pointed cut int! tion of the law @irect "One rded, in confirming ¢ art. Th The previeten of th » expliett, t | CITY TRADH RE ieee \e cannot do t fa coneure inte the 1 rout 1 : ne PM, BR. hiccle, 108 Hanover streets Be pe retary. But, v tn f ‘ | 1 . t 8 $4.25 for ren . ' REWANO—CROSSMAN'S SPECIFIC MUR of the United or wh 4 ARs A oh te - ' te papa ail rome Pe rae, ade ia é vat of t ates, | , re i { . Tews ay, ed f rmanent eV, Widhe J { f , ( tet “ i + atriction tn dist, drink, of exporae, or change et or squadron, possess fu wt \ ¢ t Mphonaine (Br), ¥ Jain, 2 day ’ r to business, Many are cured in, two, de : , ‘ t ‘ ' Canadiana | : ‘ lends Bes laat tap te, 4 Broadway, cornet of ( or to r | ' § t i Pret; also at fonee; ‘av 110 Brosdwary, sae F i . f, twea, Com i is bute é a ‘ . Tuyo stecet, ¢ a