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of one fool, ‘hough “May Day.’ The former appears from fact that the ts eurtaiped by corroborating ciret Romans, at first, Lac! wives, enticed the surround: ene ave calen Sie any Saas Neve been Babeans, to bring ia families, and witness th: true. who were presemt at the trial are unani- pom apt or mph op concerts on the first of April.-then move in the opinion that there is not a loop in vither of their girls and mado wives of them, saying, you se their cases to hang » doubt upon. fooled.”” ‘The effect of the new constitution, with regard to the | Im the absence of other history, *May-day” might sbolishment of imprisonment for debt, has been to put ® | arise from the fact that Jephthah's daughter weat with sudden stop to vil applications for the benefit of the im- | her maidens into the mountains about this time of year. fc lvent laws. Merctofore the list has consisted mourn and dance. to her bei sacrificed Fows and, after thie twenty to thirty numes weekly; but for the '. o maidens thane was ne list published, furnishing the commissioners early custom to go aud do likewise; an opportunity to visit the springs. So soon as the the Benjaminites resorted to ob- ‘snd constables learn how to bring a debtor | tain wives, when they had been chastened with the loss 4 bis bearings under the new constitution, the appliea- | of their women by war. What causes the young ladies tions will commence again. to resort to the kanyons and mountains as they did an- ‘The i# about to commence his annual war on | ciently? Ah! my young friends | as formerly. so now: the dogs of the city, by the expenditure of the $1.00, diy the spirit that isin them! by the Couneil for y are killed prepared at the city cxyense for the purpose, Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Pauapetruta, July 15, 1851, The Puneval af Senor Garcia, §c ‘The Odd Fellows of our city are paying the last rites to Senor Francis Garcia, who died in this city on Sa turday, while on his way from Arkansas to bis former He left Virginia about a year since. to fill the post of professor of languages in a col- lege in Arkansas, During the last winter he was Joined by his wife and ber five children; but he kad before that been stricken down with iHness, which forced him to relinquish his situation, and them homeward. (On arriving here he there was no gettiug further, and Geath at Inst ended bis sufferings. The Odd Fellows have contributed $100 to relieve the necessities of the be- reaved widow and ber family The deceased wasa na- tive of Madrid, Spain, but was weil known as a teacher of home, in Alexandria. all to Cura their ste} ‘became so bad that t danguages at Alexandria nd Washiugton, Interesting from the Great Salt Lake. RAILROAD TO SEASON—IMPROVEMENTS, ETC. We recetved yesterday three numbers of the Deseret News, dated May 3,17, and 31, published at the city of the Great Salt Lake, which contain several items of in- terest. It will be seem that the Mormon people are wlive to their own interests, and various improvements are on most important of these is a | Sunday, 4—Warm, pleasant day; meeting at the Bow. railroad from the city to the mountains, the ground for ; some from Lit ing- sich bas already been broken, We make the foLo #ing pe apa uel oe Poe Done, Uae i — 5—Wi b je ‘The first ground was broken for Great Salt Lake City | ing the tse im hone nena rons from the south, driv and mcuntain railway on Wednesday last; contracts are wmiade for the sleepers and rails; wnd labor is to bring the road into immediate use. completed, preparations may commence for the it diate progress of the T duty, three months r are coming for the wal What will you do? ‘The earth bus been about as dry during the past month im the Salt Lake Vaiey, as it was in June last year. Many horses and oxen have been stolen from Tocele About the 2ist of April all Che borses in the vicinity of Benson's mill were taken off, er was shot A posse, in command fter the robbers and mur- articulars hereafter, lumber, consisting ef ity to the mountain, was ‘anded in geod condition at the most convenient point, valley the past few months se we understand; and on the 22d, Mr. ¢ ty ap Indian near the settlement of propor officers, is looking a dorers, and we anticipate further One day last week. a fins raft rails for the railroad from our after a few hours’ sail from Gardner's will. This proves ee ARISE the river Jordan nav’ ble, thus far, and if there are ne N and Tehuantepec. obstructions above the mill, the navigation from this to (From the Washington Republic, July 15.) Vrovo city will prove bighly useful at no far distant pe- The Messrs. Gardner have taken the contract to riod furnish all the rails for the contemplated road. By last mail were received the F) ontier Guardian, March 21; ‘New York Herald. March 12; Tribune. March 8; Sun, March 22 A large por- missing; also many pa pere due subscribers from the States. We understand at Independence from the east, March 12; Philadelphia Ce ion of our exchange pane® that two mails were whea Mr. Phelps left It is believed that sufficient stone is quarried to wall three sides of the university lands, and several teams ere engaged in hauling them. By resolution of the ‘Council. the land lying between the and the road to 1’ opriated to the herding and er in drawing the stone on the versity Innds, and a! any berds or cattle on said range. in commenced in the valley on Thursday, P. M., the | apd continued with little cessation till Satur. day morning. and occasional showers tili Tuesday morn- ing, during which day the rain showers were inter. spersed with hail the size of peas and hazlenuts, doing very little. ifany. damage On Saturday, the 10th, be- with water to a ardens about for tillage been found waterproof; | ardrobes have shared one nrubbery of the city ay passed by. but he Lord having | p* in due season, ing their time Sth inst tween 3 and 5. M., the city w qreat extent; and on Tuesday, the dryest the Council Liowe were not dry enoug! Few houses in th avd beds, bed b common fate The indicates tbat a slight frost has re of what date we are not informed attended to the irrigation of the « the brethren have commenced impr more on the public works. The foundation of the Seventies completed on the 13th inst between Fi prevented in & previous number On the 7th inst, four of five wagons arrived in our city, direet from Laramie to believe that teams will be abl out of the kanyou with lumber, about this time a need making by way of improvement which will be done as fast as belp tually we anticipate es other kanyon mill in Pange cont baving taken place. by the bursting of the buik)...4 posta. and we will soon be ready to exchange lumber sad shingles for «few thousands ia cash, which lice. boast of bed- be & few Lice ovca feetly congenial mally but let such as are not particularly attached to their jety and biting propensities, saturate all the joints, Vices, abd inter’ ices of theis bedsteads with soft soap, a hardish textu » rubbing @ livtle round the posts near | Chariceton, Savannah, Pittsburg. Cincinnati, and But the foot, and keeping thelr beds awny from the walls of | falo, are regularly supplied with this coin. and those the house, and we will veuture a Yankee guess that ifthe | postmasters in their Treapective vicinities may perhaps te u bite, it will be beemuse the drop down | find it more convenient to obtaia a rupply from them ore. The docter advises the afilicted to trys | The Branch Mint at Orleans ha? also conunenced Little soft ronp, and a particular friend. in whom we have | the coinage of these pieces, but as yet no arrange 1 ys it will certainly cure “nto much conf Irnee It ie the uuty of the be tithing. in their respective tim in the above notice, a to vee that their re time appointed. and p nt how ean the bieh ven are pe wit hands? tem t w shail the te those i ne ba ple block; but the trurtee-i ing the stone nec ng. The wall must fore the temple is « ced. Brethren. it » with you to say whether you will baw mple; to that you have said—but hy deed uur tithing in fthe t has not ' ndent of the labor tiths nd x ng event As sual, th sion. and both pecs Several pas cies of young beaatifaliy walked vur streets, and visited th f the mountains), to decorat sof flowers and evergreea eprig where they tn previously #- A collation, oF lwily fare At ance of this hal { aS | at rarely | Shou tendered, by Mr. Pheips. t A heavens, it war part xem with an cir of ewtiofer dignity of manners, anda serenity of wbriety witnessed at bell jettres festive: The following lin need for the young WW. Pheips, were sung while sitting ai the table ‘ithe and biiswy, freeh and gay In a language plain ax Ey ry flower seme This is eweet- breath enores the «miling world adoras. have their thorns Let us walk, of let us rum, Life at best. is only one Fate with ue hae jast begun Piay to day—to. morrow dot Time is full of «unmy days Bhy hath stare, and golden rays Foteate ring with birdiy Ings Teaching us the art of praise Freeh the leaves are on the trees Freth we fool the gentle breegs. Frerh thie day hath charms to plonse Vresh the valley greens at enon We've a part to act on earth Greet ae cone of etronger worth More than simple May day mirt). Flee we better had rth my. mouth of May wh n beauty esa hen t THE MOUNTAINS—MAY DAY—THE now wanted | pie The whole track is Go be construct+d of wood. and as soon as it can be If every saint will do his * transpite before the rock zing uai- people are requesied not to drive Hall of Science was ready for the basement 3. Cal It is situated on the west side of First Hast. t and Second South streets, and not as re- loaded with bacon, hams, sugar, coflee, and calicors, as we wader. We visited our saw. mill, situated about four miles from Sut Del on, o1 2 5 Stant, and found the rood ne for eunpbved os te ndaito¢ | fally,im a lecoule aad decisive tacaner, the latecrogs: riding. except about a quaster of mile. where we found a ‘ely pose emg oh ree wpherby Mawa Bong athetrhe seman | ever, and mueb less to your brother, to whom, since to pass from the mill Some are wanting, some bridges need building. thouga the stream is fordabie, and the bewtom bard; and — ul of in be had: and even- ood & read to our mill, as to any the valley. We found plenty of timber near the mill, and plenty of suo0w smong the tim. | ber, and plenty of water, which will last while snow last | and the mili doing # tolerable busiaes«. whicu we expect Will be greatly improved the coming week. some Little de- be an accommodati+n to both parties ellers that California is blessed abum- id bed-bugs; but Deseret ean only; exceptas our neighbors bring us The forests of Deseret are per- bed bugs, and the tim ber of the houses | ters musi furnbh them ample scope for their midnight gambol« of | Dorton, Ne their labor od bailt be w remain ay and sbor and | they are actuate their extermination |" Chancellor Spencer coutiuued, saying, if these alu. re by the free use of Bologna sausages, | sions to ancient practices were not exactly the facts for | this occasion, they argued that it was right to marry, | and multiply, and fill up the earth; that a tribe might not be blotted out, it was «ilowable in Isracl to take w spoil of the maidens that d.uced upon the mountains, | and make wives of them. ‘Cbough the Romans might | have cried “fooled.” nobody but Satan was fooled—for | mone but Satan and his adherents rd the sacred rights of matrimony, and corrupt their way on the earth. It is not fooling to mary but honoring the command- ments of the Lord our God. Truly did Brother Phelps say, itis the spirit in them. that causes them to imitate a example; and it will ever be the spirit in us that will cause us to do good, and act good, and honor God, whether it be in singing, praying, or praising Him in the After his remarks were concluded, the animating music snd the sovial dance, modified by a geutle spirit through the room, seemed to whisper—Behold! bow good and Low pleasant it is for brethrea, or young saints, to dance together in unity, A sweet incense of joy, avd a pleasing sensation of Peace, pervaded the party through every performance of the day—whether singing, dancing, or devotion; yea, it d off as sweetly as the ony of the heavenly osts. It was an anniversary, that, in mghtsousness, may be ® pattern for other ages. Not a drop of tea, cof. fee, beer, wine, or strong drink, waa drank; not a word of profane, wanton, or uncivil language was heard from any one, and all left, at an early hour, well satistied with the first University dance of Deseret VALLEY JOURNAL. Friday, May 2—Clear, pleasant day. Saturday, J.—Seventies met in conference, organizing their quorums. The high council in session. i yi ent 6 —lear and pleasant in the forenoon, but ‘w a hurricane in the afternoon; house blown down, also, some barns, &e., unroofed. Wednesday, 7—Ciear and pleasant; five wagons ar- rived from Ft. Laramie, laden with bacon, &c. Thursday, 8.—Cloudy, and heavy wind, threatening for # storm, commenced raining in the evening. Friday, 9 —Continued raining Last night and to-day Saturday, 10—Wet day. Leaking through the bouses not shingled, and some that are. Sunday, 11 —Wet day. No meeting. Monday, 12.—Clear in the morning ; wind strong from the west; rained in afternoon. Tuesday. 13 —Rained all night. Cleudy and raining at intervals through the day; wind strong und cold; cleared up with a cloudless sky at 9 P.M. Wednesday, 14.--Pleasant day, cool wind. Thursday, 15.--Clear day; strong routh wind until noon; pleasant afternoon We understand that many long conferences were held last week at the Department of State, between Sir Henry Bulwer, the British Minister, Mr, Marcoleta, Minister from Nicaragua. and Mr. Molina, Charge de Affairs from Costa Rica, on the several Nic: subjects. As far as we can learn, after the full com uunication of opinions and propositions, it was thought best to wait for afew weeks for authorities which the Minister of Nicaragua expects to receive, In regard to Tebuantepec, we learn that formidable difficulties exist, which may materially delay the ratifica- tion, om the part of Mexico, of the late treaty between that country and the United States upon this important work. It bas been publicly stated, and we believe truly, thatthe Mexican authorities have revoked or annulled the grant to Garay. This we suppose. however, is not absolutely decisive of the question of the ratification of the treaty. Mr Leicher, the American Minister at Mex- | ico, will return to his post as toon as he can do so with out imminent hazard to his health; although there is Teason to suppose that no further proceedings respecting the subject will be bad earlier than January next The Gardiner Claim. Wasninoroy, July 12. 135 1. My Dear Six :—I have just returned from Mexico, and | you may easily imagine my surprise to find in the Phila- delphia Inquirer, and New York Herald. a statement of the evidence purported to have been given by you before the Grand Jury in this city refereuce to my brother's claim. And though it appears to me there is more news- Peper speculation than truth in that report, I have | deemed it prudent to address myself to you. in order that you may do me the favor to state, in answer to this er, whether such statemoat is correct or not. I am, sir, respectfully, your obedient servant. v 18 GARDINER. To Gen. Dow Jose M. Janeno, Mexican Army, Washing. ton. (tRanstation.] Wastuncrox, July 13, 1851 My Dean Sim avo Farexp—In answer to your com- munication ¢f yesterday, I have to say to you that I am not rerponsible for newspaper statements and thac when I was summoned by the Grand Jury I “answered truth. tions made to me, without offence to any person what- I had the pleasure of making his sequaintance in this city Jest year, I have professed the most cordial friend. ship. J du, sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant, OSE. M. JARERO, Cantos Ganorven, Eaq., Washington Tod The Three Cent Pieces Treasvny Deranrmrst, July 12, 1851 Sin'—I return the letter from the postmaster a: Troy on the subject of asupply of three cent pieces, and, fo reply, I bave the honor to state that the ctor of the Mint at Philadalphia has made ao arrangement with Adams & Co.'s Express to transmit this coin to partie at other places requiring it, and if the postmaster at Troy or any other of the deputy post masters on the line | of that express, will remit the needful wmor=t to the Mint. the three cent pieces will be seut epi telivered to them free of expense or risk on thea par I would observe, however, that the deme cert pieces is so general and so large. that mei t endeavor to be as moderate ax possible in th ii | calla, until arrangements are completed for a more x: ; tended and rapid coinage of them The public depositaries at the following places, viz York, Baltimore, Washington, Norfoik has been made for rending thei from thenee to di points, but they will be isswed to any public officers wi may desire them in exchange for other Americaa coin ond thore places situated on the western waters can orongh the officers of steamboats trading to New Or- y obtain any moderate supply which they ¥ require Very respectfully, your obedient wm nerva L. Hope Acting Secretary of the Treasury Hon NK. Hacc, Postmaster General. c at. Row at Toroxto.—A public meeting | | tin Toronto on the Sth, convened by the | i-Clergy Reserve Association of that city, to | cousider the present state of the question of re n | me and to take measures to bring about a final | settlement. Hon. Adam Ferguson presided, who | made @ short address. followed by others. From | first the meeting was disturbed by hissing and | * other noises, proceeding from a mob headed by | clergymen of’ the established ch men personally interested in the q | meeting.) and several aldermen | whole as reported by t | highly disgraceful to those iay | (NF) Fimes, July 4 i menembeienieemennanmentiietmebammtetatetemmeeeeeane CITY TRADE REPORT. Te +, July bP Anes advanced to $5 2% for pots, and § for pearls at which 160 bdbie sold = Re: ts small Berewax —Of Ameri eilow 800 ibe. were purchased cash, Market inanime: | pertrrs—4n improved inquiry prevailed for rt for shipment to England. at aut pre «The transactions « tod of 11.500 bb nt 900 bbls. mixed to str $40, and fancy at $4 47 8 $ s Ry *o brisk, but the market ruled firm. 200 bbis. fine changed bends at $4 37 a $5.44. Meni was heavy and in limited request. at $275 a $2 $1 for State: $5 for Jersey | and $5 125, for Brandywine. Worat wae about tne same with rales of 2.000 bushels prime Genesee at $1 1244 rolina red at $1 ing found buyers | 4 8 Oe. Corn en. | | 4.000 fair Ohio at 94e . and 1,2 North ¢ Rye wna ¥ full, only 500 bushels hi unvaleable at | Coat. —Aathracite was in moderate request, and sell | ing from the vessel at $44 $4 50. caeh per ton Liver. pool was searce and for Orrel, $8 per chaidron was j general) Coryes has chown more activity, with no change. 200 { Java were disposed of at Ila Liye 20 Maracaibo | and Laguayra at private contract | 2000 Rio (a portion of the cargo of 3.500 advertised for tomorrow's auc- tion) at #*,¢. and 100 &t. Domingo, at Se Cortes = The market continues dull, and rather favor. . With sales of bv) bales, on basis of 3c. for strict middlings an@ uplands. ot Texas and Orteens ng the buyer on ali at the Frey Ww ive wore abundant and Jake the landecape cloth'd in green, duil ; the sales fr thove dope ing confined to 2.009 Ibs faa he ans — Prime, at 85e . onah, Youthfut folly's hard to wean | Fen —The market waa 9 au and Virtue mater wen to | soe Sasaprne ce, (oe, See expats oad A ery oppropriate wae made by Chancellor grime Grand Bank cod, at $2 0 $3 12%; and 200 bbe Ppeneer, neat fotlowe short dur tage at 10.3 Massachurette mackerst, at $487 4 95. Beaied d"beipa, vetting forth the blessings of waien confidence herring retailed at He per bor and No 1 We ia Oy 8nd the & ppy results of 12 yaa and giving om Fesicats- hate to Livernon, were du 0 2s. 6d. for hour. and da, Ga for Lect. To California, rates ranged from £0 4 60c . though some clippers, nearly ready to sail, demindod higher retea, To Havre, cottom was three-eighths. aad ashes 9a. A vessel was taken up for St . Petersburg on priveie terms. Favrr.—Included, the of ga raisins at $218 © $225: rations were 450 boxes Mala- r; 35 casks currants at 6\(0. @ 7o.; 10 cases sardines at O24;0. a 65¢.; and Seases Lo; horn citron at sbout 1h Ke | Mav.—Northern ruled heavy, with not more than 400 bales eold at 45e. a 0c., cash—stock light Henr—As a general thing the market was inactive— we heard of only one ssle of 40 a 59 bales new American dew rotted at $127 50, usual time; Manilla was held at Me. cash. Hoxny.—Cuba was in slack request for the local trade at Ste. 4 55¢ , cash; nothing transpired for shipment. Inon —Seoteh pig was in very brisk demand, and we Dotiord sales of about 450 tons Coltness ant Gurtsherrie ut $19 25 & $1950, 6 mos; bar was neglected—last sale of English was made at $54 per ton Lrap.—There was very little going in this line to-day; 25 tons English brought $4 65, cash; and there were some simull operations. reported in Galena at $4 75. Limy.—Rockland was held at 82%;c., cash, for common, at which rate only 500 bbls. were disposed of. Moxassrs rewalned firm, but dull; the business since our preceding report being confined to 60 hhda. Musco yado at 23c.a 24c.; 60 tart Cuba at 180, # 19¢.; and 100 bbis. Texas at private contract Navat Srones.—Amongst the sales effected to-day, were 150 bbls, No. 1 Rosin, at $3 a $3 374); 500 common Wilmington, at $1 35 a $1 40; 100 selected tar, at $1 8" 160 crude turpentine, at about $3; and 80 spirits, at cash—an improvement. Oms.—Linseed was in active request at the advance, and the sales amounted to 4500 gallons American and Enj from store, at Tic.,cash. Whale was inanimate, d5e. Of sweet, 30 baskets quarts, were taken at four months, Provistons.—There was a much better inquiry for pork, withan improved feeling in rates. Upwards of 1,100 bbis. new mess found buyers at $i4 12), 14 25; old, at $14; thin, at $15 87; new prime, at $1 ; Tumps, at $12 50; and old prime. at $12. Beef ruled firm and active, the sales reaching 150 bbls, mass, at $875 a $11; and prime, at $54 $6, Nothing new in tierce beef or Bare’ Gut meats were abun f ac d languid. lou bbls., in lots, , the latter figure being only wy were purchased at 8°; a obtained fora very choice article. * Butter was shade higher, and in request, at 1d a 18c. for Orange county; 10 & 14450. for Western; and 10a lic for Ohio dairies, Cheese ranged from 5a 7e., with free sales Rea Estarr.—Mr. Muller disposed of a gore lot situated on Thirty. fifth street, near the Third avenue, to- day, for $1,200. Rice showed considerable animation, there having been sales of about 500 casks since Friday last, « part of which was for export at $3 8 $3 50 per 100 Ibs. Market firm Secans.—We noticed sales of 50.000 German at $6a $11 d 25.000 Havana at $18 a $25, 4 and 6 months, Srinirs.—There was more doing in foreign at full rates. 55 half pipes Cognac brandy realized $1 $2 25 Rochelle $1 a $1 1243; and 10 puncheons St. Croix ram 75a 95c. American whiskey was scarce aud quiet. Only 50 barrels prison sold, at 24c., cash. Svcars varied but little. The day’s transactions con- sisted of 350 bhds. Porto Rico, part at 5% a 6%c.; 50 anne at65a5%,; and 100 boxes brown Havana at ye Tatrow.—Prime was held at 7 a 7)/c.; cash, at which 2.000 Ibs. sold. Tomacco.—The market was pretty firnt, with sales for three days of 175 hhds. Kentucky at 6 a 104s; 104 do. common oy auction) at 5%; a6c ; 35 Virginia at 6a 6%; 25 casks Florida at 12a 20c.; and there were consider- able parcels of Spanish purchased, but the terms were not allowed to transpire. Wiatrsons bas advanced since our last notice, and about 15,000 Ibs. Polar have been taken for home use at 38e.. cash. The vasregate reovipte of produce by the North River boate to-day, were, of ashes 15 bbis., flour 4.500 do., wheat 5.000 bushels. rye 2.300 do., oats 5,000 do., eorn W) do., rovisions 280 packages, whiskey 150 barrels, and wool bales. MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALES. Boston, July 14.—Brokers’ Moard— Central Railroad, 105%; 2 Eastern Rail ares Michigan . ONY: 25 Man- ‘, chester and Lawrence Railroad, s6t, %; 28) Reading Kail- road, 2% 3 do., bOOd, 2;; 25 35 do., b15, 28; 675 Vermont Central Railroad, 35',: bia, . jm, 3; oS Ss; 200 bi ni do., slam, lil 7 Old Colony Railrond, 67; 30 : 4) do., BIBL. Bohs" 5D Railroad, DWd, 103%; 3d. é: imington and Bait ad, 6054; 2) Rutland ny, bt, 5: 5) Ba "4 ‘imore wi 1 Rail- bh ‘ xchange Bi omm! 2; 3) Grocers’ Bi uk, 3; $1,000 Kutiond Railrond Mor Parcapecenta, July 15.—First Beard—$100 SIM: 1.000 N. A. Coal 6's, #5, 5845, 242 Penn. bS, 914); 1,000 Cam. and Am. 6’ $ re Amer. Bank, ¢, isburg Railr: 5. Second 10) 0 chanics’ Bank, 2; 7 Penn. Bank, 114, 140: 5 Penn, Railroad, 4% 9 do., 43; 1M Harri 4149. After Sales—200 shares Morria Canal, Board—$5, 7h ) City 6 000 Reading ‘70, ti ly 71, 9 Ww 8. rden 6's, 200; 100 Pe . Railroad, 45 5N. Am. Bank, 140; 5 Stock Board—100 shares Baltimore 76; 25 do., time, 75%; 18 ¥; ‘At the board today, Maryland fi'« ce nsked; Baltimore {870, 74; bid, 7554 aa 224 aaned; Baltimore as tl 22h bi baanah, dt bid. Telegraphie Reports. ss Onrvans, Jaly 14, 1851 The ectton market has been dull to-day. “Middiing is quoted at 7 a8. Tobacco isin ‘or common (0 fine. Bacon continues to improve. Borvavo. July 5 Receipte since our last—Flour, 2.000 bbls ; wh burbels; corn. 70.000 bushels. The inclemency of the weather bas checked operations in our market. and wo have no sales either in flour or grain worth reporting Freights have undergone no change Acwany, July 15, 1851. ‘The past twenty-four hours’ receipts have been—¥lour, 12.000 bbis. ; wheat, 15,000 bush. ; corn, 43,000 bush. Flour is steady. but not active. Corn ix steady at yesterday's tates; sales 16.000 bushels at 54.4 54\,¢. for mised West ern, and S62. for round yellow, There is @ moderate ia quiry for oats, at 410 Bactrwone, July 15, 1851 Sales bave been made df Howard street flour at $4 024: Wheat is at $1, and prime red 93. a 95e. Ordinary rye told at 63¢. Prime yellow corn changed hands at 58e., and the market is brisk, with an advancwg te cy. Other articles are unchanged. In Frooklyn, on Tuesday, July 15, by the Rev. Dr. Bethune, Dario A. Scayssrn to Avs Avuriia, daughter of Mlvilie Kelsey, ail of Brooklyn Died, On the 15th of July, Mancaner Vax Atces, wife of ‘Thomas J. Franks ‘The friends of the family. and members of the Baptist Tabernacie, are respectfully invited to attend her fa- neal, from her late residence. No. 28 Walker street, on Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'ckek. Her remains will be taken t> Greenwood Cemetery for interment. f inflammation of the Elizabeth Adair. aged 2 July 1 John and Yeats tnd 6 montba The friends and acjuaintances of the family ate ri t nd the funeral, from the r No. 146 Lewis street, this dav . His remains will be taken to sreenwood for interment On Tuesday afternoon, July 15, Gronar Way only on of James W Rachel C. Lawrence, age years 4 monthe and 23 days The relatives and friends of the family s atteud the faneral. this (Wednesday) &, from the r: funeral, on Wednesday. the Ich inet eck. from his late residence. 91 Cannon «treet will be taken to Greenwood for interment Fan Francicco papers please copy On the 15th of July, after a severe illaes Mc Poxsin, wife of Angus McDonald, a wi ito atterd lock P. M notice Py On Monday, Jul Mary Dike. aged The frends an tpectfully invited tc a di f the family, ate te eral from the rest ra long and painful Mines © yenrs, a native of Tully. pwn, Tread. lay, July 12. after a long and painfu which she bore with that Christian fortitude and re nation for whieh she was exemplary, D the belo of Mr. Richard Graham. a pat nd. * Blessed ate those who di od wae pence. Hier remaine w: s eaethbenttieene tetetenend MARITIME INTELLIGaNE HK, ~ Ocean Steamers, Movements of the La Leaves. ly 28: daly 8, Aug 1 .Bew Vorr New York Port of New York, July 15. del Led oe atom WATER Cleared. tie, Liveepond r offord, Thies on & ber, Seymour, Philate! phsa Sbipe—Jndependence (pit). Gorton, Lon ton eters & Co Lanne Wright (pkt), Fo cher. bie Mog ol &\> Boarecian, Po'tvevom. do, Bacv Ce, WBE partons aat Barks—Rebeces, “Kassoboh Agitator (lit), McGes, Helfast: rs hw K ©, & Co. rige—H Bi lesper: Voader (Port) lotte (Brem), Kortli Portland; Dw: ler, El dridge, US Mail US Mail with mdse and presen; ni with mdse and passengers, to Spofford, Tileste Quebec, Wk IT & a ae a “eM Ham) Kinch St'rhs verett, Calais, Brett, jollerman, Cadia, E Pavenstad #, Oporto, PW Searle; Eliza Char- Cuda. Stoltz & Gildemeis’ NF, JS Deaty; Augusta, Stou rais, Clearman & Co; Lincoln, Huff, St Marys, Groraians, Gilchrist, Bangor; iiehmoad, jeorgetown; Cambridge, York, Terry, Plymouth; Nancy Mil- ; Ann & Lissy unbardt; Sophia, ro Voso A! ers Steamship Savanash, 63 hours, ast L ill. ation, Bert Steamship rleston, 6) hours, in & Co. (of Thomaston), Spear, Liverpool, tay re, to D Pilkington & to, rye fooberg.. - 8, with mise ad much exim » et 39 40, low 71 10, ol for Baltimore lavre, 43 days, with mdse Spear DRE! mm N evant (Br), Currey, Glasgow, and 40 days from the with mds 108 passongers, to order. Bark Kingston (Br), Dunn, Dubiin, 40 days, in ballast, with 120 passengers. &Guion. Bark NB (Hr), Fi ug, 39 days, with mdse and paseen) rk Clya 2, with m Ww Bro! Carystoot reet NW 3 long “Tar lee {4 Raw Haton} Was again ark Glen (ot , Apalachico 8 with cotton, to R Post, * pone Brig Allert (Nor), Olison, Kragero (Norway), 49 day! with trop and 155 pagseny to Schmidt & Bale: di 20) lat 84, loa 16, spoke Br brig Prince Albert, bound W. Brig Solide (Sw), Bouman, Cadiz, 76 days, wich salt. ‘wine and cork, to B bicEvers, "9th Tat 38, lon 69, whaleship Namtuoket, from Nantucket for Pacitic Ooo Brig Urgent (Br), Embleton, Coast o! ia, May 30, with guano, to Leland, Zita fusticand ie, to} merly of Norfolk, dis Schr Emerald (of Barnsta with logwood, to S W Scbr Narciasa (of Coldepring), Jones, it Rov apples, to © Tone G aya, erpool che Sebr Chas Sebr N Bi fates. | Winter Quarter, was 99225; 15 | mainmast. ig A Field (of Searsport), with sugar, to spoke brig Emily, of Boston, from Cardenas for ‘Acke: il Blas (0! poke ship. saw fesmith & Son. 4th off ru Brig Alabama (of Boston), Elliot, Mav: 14 days, with dm , to D Brookman, 9th inst, Ist 33 45, ipJane H Glidden, of Philadelpiia, from Liverpool Clark, A peinshiotln, 18 days, with cotton, learman & Co ane, Tnepan (Mexico), June 5, ter. June 13, Captain L Curtis yn bosrd. with pe for: Bacon, Aux Cayes, 17 days, Lewis. Baracoa, July 4, tm Meacham & Stow.” Sth inst, tat 2, Toa 74 29, Childe Harold, Rich, hence for Savannan, er (Br), Johnson, Eleutuera, 7 days, with pine- New Haven), Beckwith, Eteuthers, 10 hile fof Boston), Frost, Matagorde, $0 in (0! loston), Frost atagor: 3 to_J H Sholdod. Sd inst. of Sand Key 19 H Glidden, from New Orleans for Liv- her again 6th inst, ape Carni Dilke Townsend, Plymouth, NOs Parker, Thotspaon, Virvinia, 2 days, A levelant ini lays. Cox, Vieglaiar Sa - i, Wis 2 days. ok by lightaing, which iddell, 12th off shivered the Schr Native, Burt, Virginia, Schr M Hinckley, Harver Virginia, Schr 8 Brognard, Brown, Vi Schr Red Behr RT Stockton, Atchingon, Alexa New iehr Sohr8 A Appieton. Schr Perine, nie. Jacket, Conklin, Alexandria, aris lus, Walters, Baltimore, 3 days, Merril, Strong, Baltimore, Ss Ibany. Schr Earfe. Nic Boston, 4 days, bound to ‘Atvaay. Schr Catherine Nickerson, Boston, 4 days, bound to Alban: Sebr Louisa, Ch: Schr Elmira Joy, J: 4. Selr Thomas Hix, I oe 4 Rockland, 5 days. tport, 1 jangor, 8 day: mont. Schr Forest, Blanchard, Bangor, 7 days. Brig Emi Steamship Union, New Orlean Montezuma, Demarara; Minerva, dS Eat ta, Below. ily, of Boston, from Cardenas. barks agus- 9, dn; beige A ton. Jeny 15—Wind at surest, West. HINTOL, Bewvasr, denux Beyvnenr for NYork. 4 CaLcurti line Rend, Sid abt 15th, Bowditch, Dear, June 9—A to load for port, tol for NYork. € 4 Charleston (Pee Steamswir PRank AmareR i 2th, Amaz Broansr. do for Newpor T & P Woodward, Wooiward, Havant Crawford, for Philadel; isiNeUR, June 23—Arr Medora, ie Fick a. Fic Havana for Cronstadt; it for Ro. WYork. vesenp, June 90—Arr Rhi: AM, Ju) rr Robt Burto on, Thompson, do; 27th, Lyd: ‘ ‘aiks, June Of. Rose Standish, Pearson, Lon- to load for NYork. june 8—Arr Duchess, wea. June 2—Arr Nancy Plaisted, Church, Bor- Jone 15—Put in, Andrea, Strandell, from Gefle Jone 24—Arr Leontine, Ari 20—Sid Mai ‘Aul bt 3th, Lyman, inson; Unicorn, Pollard, and Con! oric, for NOrleans. — Baxter, for N a. Std Geneva, Tucker, Calcutta, 2—Sid Almadi, Bi ‘A, May £—Cld Pentine, Treadwell. Bosto Head, Liverpool; 6th,’ Soldan, Plumer, B on. ch, Cronetadt for it, Konigsherg for Andover, 24th, Edisto, Kendrivt, Fredericks: ., , Patching, 0 Boston; 2th, for Copenhagen. 29—Parsed by, Ti Patriow Havre (so reported). Sid 2th, Tay, Adame, NYork. GaLway, Faulk, Bosto Mantorra, ti MARsEIL San Pietro, ‘York, Queene Suietne, ‘Trisere 2d. Fe Ware fe ler ENOCK, June 27—Sid Ani ork, ALTA, June 19—! jern, Sol Behr Ariel, plying betw: ly destroyed by lite, oppo we, N York. June 25—Sid Trithim, Porgelburg, and Franklia, i 4 Tiliue. Stafford, Baltimore, id Nmrod, Rodinson, NYork; 28th, ye, NYork. Newport, to load June 19—Arr lows, Blake, to. NYork. Les, abt June W—Adv, Claiborne, for NOrleans; Marshal Ney, Lilia, and Charlotte Wianes, for ‘Sid Brothers, Bell, NYor' ‘Cla . OFT, Porth Ale Maine, Free Id 2th, » Baltix pes June 28-08, Queen Victoria, Moat, rleaton 4 ON, Buena Vista, Vor from York. own. June 25—Arr Revival, ips. S abt June 2#—Sid Aquila, Nowell, Boston June %—Arr Antonietic Maris, Verona, N¥ork; . NOrleana. id Empire, NYork. ao, J Teregrapute Marine Reports. Arrived— r r Arrived Tbs bone. on M6 Arrived— Arrivod~ Connelly; F York: Aw Cofrog, PR pion, Haven ion yut wr, Arrived—Ship Ameli Werley, tteville, Porte Cabell: from Paci Ship Tasca Chenf 8 ed—Stenmahip Virginia, Teal, Re bertaon, Port month: y: Globe, Sears, F Wiest > M. N: 6 July W narsh, Leg. ov rigs Bowro do 4 day Mobile. July 4, Int % homas, from “atonras for Apaiachioula: Albert M Hele, Wilmington, 4 NYork: Banner, Alb ip Wa bi te id Niche Brice Morean Dix, Callao: L Shack ford, revideney DH Baldwin, Bi G Shine Manchester, NYork: Spoke, lon for Nantrcket, 1700 wh ip John Russell, from New Vork for n 72 1S, spoke ship Ragle, 10. spoke ind Sarah, N Newwenvronr, Juiy M. Brig Latimer, Newport, E. Rickwown, Jaly 18. Schr Wm B Judking, NYork. 1 Marine © jence. Partanenenta, daly W—4 PM ‘orm, Turley, Liverpool; bark Biliott, | brige Hirookeville, Limeburner, a MelIntire, NYork. Hastings, ©: Peat LJ is, Gibb iver) rovidencs. , Richm: is Fidelis fencl Salem; y, Salem: Portem on a herner i Alfred Barr: » Smith, Providence: wan, J. Eva, Garwood, orton, Gandy, Broanroen, July M1. | | | MEDICAL. of dl ev AARAR AAD Se euler, sud eapercacel, canine | JV 8A MARTIN, accoUcumR AND ORNERAG rong NE winds. uree, repared to give her professional attendanoe Providence 1th, f te eien, ‘rhe highest als can be given frou one of Eland earn Ww | eect baie guia ie Rurnrs and cee of the moet fe bot teouth street Stach enue. Te uh if ii EW MEDICAL BOOKS.—A COMPLYTE PK erro at had eaten the nati fy r — ; it Moan supplied her with beet, Kindred aftections iihw coffee; and ss the fog cleared up the next day, he pres tifully colored pi she succeeded im getting into por M. lectures Tue wreck of & steamboat, about 50 feet of the forward | abo t gore Just above water, with the cross pieoes, of the upper | edi! i price eck ‘attached to it, olt im the ot w Surgical Jow pare pase SSE. SOth ult, lat 20 20, “ow 36, Be rivr to anything | * Author of "The F Beentsa. Author ofa work on “ Self Abuse, ts Ocean, Taleah rable effects, &0., &o.,"" sixth edition, fourt Int 318, 1 | $l. Yorsale at the publishers 31 :INGER & TOWNSEND. of. 1000 bbls sp oil. Heard from in Feb, | 222 Broadway; and by the auvhor, Ot Broadway, ; Facitic Ocean; Sarai REWAKI.—JEFFRIES’ ANTIDOP! SP. fe tt), Ship South Bos (ot Fairhaven, cific mixture for the cure of private fica 7 Shin Win G Mie rere ie ‘North Pacite, re- | Wihe peedy ev re, without the sjenet reatriction of ae mains below, detained im consequence of the fllness of Capt | proprietor challengen a sincie eee ation Ke eueNese ool. Sid from Edgartown, 13th, ship Napoleon, Holkey, of Nan, : for Pacific Ocean. At Akaroa (was reported Ship Athi 14, 60 miles Ship Presi erry Swain, Newport, 8 mos from Sydney, 190 ep on board, GC was report Heard from in No 0a Sydney, March 11, oil not oti ber, Bi April 14. Paragon, Nelson, Nan, cl Pep, 6, Washington, Rose, SH, 150 “bbls, Chae IE from Sandy Hook; also brig Axion. pt, Comings, from Liverpool for Boston, June Ul, from Philadelphia for New Orle: Teary WSW" oe A bark, supposed the Lawrence, of and from Salom (Ma; ly 4920.) 4) for Cayenne, was pasced June 16, tat 1827 N, lon . (proba 4 Bark Le Brig Neuvitas, Griffin, from NHaven for Porto Rico, July | ox ora ( be.” 2, lat 4, lon 56 4 Din it, which wa ly 8, Int 25°53, lon 68 2h, from’ Belfast for NYork, Jun red. arclay, Baker, Nan, 900 ap, tee Me from Liverpool for Baltimore, July atecr- from Piedras for Liverpool, June LL CURED.—DRS. COOPER AND MURPHY, velt street, from their unparalleled success im be relied on in the treatment of it obaté— roury. Dr. Cooper's te will st near Chat and nowhere cks in Duane st., east of Chatham. ome MA! IED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL GOM- anion~—By Dr. A.M. Maurice: u, Professor of Discasee | of Women —twoatlat elias sub. PP. of and ment Years of suffering. physical an affectionate wi band, might hay oO FEE Tr 2% eo ties by 8 ti thi meee Slee meen ateh abo them oasis Te these whee health doesnot Permitot an increase of family, {6 ts 0 | }, also, female—the )» the mother—the | either buaaice inte wemaahsed, Sethe enate the dcctiasee years. in whom nature contempiatesan important San discover th to ‘4 the most remedies, and most sonien hereex ii tt ry certain mode of eure a every compl subject Eatraot of Letter from a Gentleman in Dazton, Ohio.) May'L, 134i Da. A.M. Mauniceav:— absriwehudais My Dean Bin :—My wife has been perceptibly sinking foe | Some three years or more, in aa- Jat 34 40, lon 67 10. this state of Brig Caroline, of and from Boston for Wilmington, NC, | meet,the worms. | At Suly & Cape Henry W 9) mites. ng | Beira your book highly apokan Foreign Ports, | oui ee | Preeetolyow the reliot ib vee, June 27—Schr Lucy Aun, Cobb, for Booton | tho joy fla pages imparted to only Am veesel in fend oe a overy rt oe ee mi sBuENes bvnas May 17, (Back date)—Drig Pecgy (Bz), | pened s prongect te ms, px besd, in sll human qBhtAcoa, July 4—Sehe HH Tallman, Yousg, for NYork, | By head, i all biaman af > ; | _ Itia, of practicable to convey more fully the brig GH Weight Bileison, ‘Puiiadobene, uetterson: NYCEK: | warioe's suijeste teenies ob: or shes are ols neva etiotte ra, Harding, Portland: 2th, Four Mrothers, Soule, Phila. ingended See the or segeceneemnlasios iff Phiten Vent oth canine sia: Ew | cen aatee ee Pas Ea Cohan aan Lancet, Philbrook, N¥or gon Sere i Bam dork bi me ars York: go tn y, Se, NE pd of $1, scopy will be transmitiod by mait, Gilat 405 Extn, Hebikeon, do Sa ap Catharine, free of poste te aly pare cho United Sate fives poly i s orten Backs Au Mea ae reiting: T2dNew York city. "Omics 12) Liberiy streen ee ape; Sth, ei 5 a auna: 2 Gull Bullock, dor Teh Orig ‘Youbells’ Reed Key | PAzis AND LONDON OF PRIVA’ Sid July 2, barks Mary Elizabeth, McConnell, NOr- | diseases, in a few hours, ble anniicatton, Jones, Clayton, NYork; 3d, hal h Th os ‘Roi nas, Fogg, Sierra Morena, Petersbu Trinipan, NYork; 27th, bark Star, Sn NYork; K. ATEXANDRIA, Norfolk, ALBAN. echre Danl BOSTON di Messina; Lucerne (of Bristol), Be P Soule, Smith, do; ton, Di Ingersoll, Plumm, Hopkins, NYork; Lrtia Farn! Lovell. Albany: Petersburgh; brigs Vi ito; sebr © Stratton, W: NYork; Sth, bark Pepita ing, Boston; brig Carde- h, barks AG Hill, Curtis, St NY¥ork; TJ Southland, Bishop, ‘br J P Lot- ; 25th, Poco- Boeton; 2th, laa. une 25—Are bark Louise & Caroline, Raver brig California, Hichborn. Bosto: Bid 3s art ow, St Potersburg; 20th, brig Arcadian, Chase’ Bottom: Jay 0 Molntyre, Philadelphia! Homo Ports, y \2—Arr brigs SG Bass, Crosby, and ametport. li—Arr wohr Adelaide, beter. and Eliza Matilda, Bo uly lt—Arr barks Rowan, Ste Sproul, H tien, Beat Eliza, Lawton, os E from Liv 4) 4, Tver Sars, @ heater; urige others, rhe Es m lan and Dut suchored in the Roads. Bark Arr schr Marinah N, Foster, Now Br bri, Royal, Doe, ude; schre Z iuley, Saugerties; Nathl'Holmos, Godfrey, Ware- 1. BANGOR, July 9-Cld brig Wm F Safford, Pierce, Mata ber AHS echr Si Durham, ssltimore. MOBILE, J) Kote Hunter, books Zanoni N York: N NYork; sel Froneeve, Alien, Gevernor, Phitade! GEORGETOWN, bi oaton: wchr i bella, Gag! July ll—Acrsloops Jae a h Ent Brig’tman, Baltimore | Sid schr , July 12—-Cld brig Andover, Hardy, bt ated shins Robt Center, Arnold, NYork; ll, de Cld ship Dublin, Skoltield! Bosto: (Sry, Wilken, Cherboure: Rotorm. Livermore, & J C Gilmore, Eldridge, Philadelphia. July 2—Arr pact Brown, New Small, do Sid Sth, brig Mary Farrow, beam (of ). Winsor, ef, Hall, Guadaloupe; #ebe iy 6—Arr ship Joseph Badger, Alex- | ander, NYork, NORFOLK, June 12—Arr ech John Emory, Dickson. Al dria for N York. NYork. 1 ‘Sid 17th, NEW. | Heksbury Sehr Palos, Bartlett, Georgetown, SC, for Ken 13th). * Cornelia, Hagar, ronposed from NYvrk. , just att, unkaewre. for N York; phia: 1th Ry NEWBURY SANTveKET, Jot EW BEDYE meter. Rose ia ny rs f gal, for Leet Stamp Florida Mee Divi VE, July 1—Arr brig Foster, Thomas tig Wavecll, aigany. on rt Thom YPORT, July 11—S14 sloop Ports; A une 13—Arr sone ea t) Rebecca Fra: and Jack, Ml, do, Jbany, ly L—Arr ship Capi a. July 14—Arr baz Rochelle; br! well Lr Pierson, ar. Blee 12—Arr sohr Bera F Lewis, Berry, New peruin, Hart, Hw 3,1 Are oteame Mi, July 11. Cld, si.'p State Rights, Paxton, be Virginia, Somers, Philedelphi Arrscht Atlantic, Ni cersor ork Sid k Shen hatin Theresa, § B ppt te June Are brig Tremont, Pare an Passengers Arrivea, 2 children B Sud vervant, W Habersham. ing and ey, Ww * edtek, lady and child, N BK BP 4 irs Russell nad pom, fe, ‘Sh SM iy ter. v t, Mins © T Hal- Mrs McDonald, 1 and = aoe Vous s, J Beronds, P Lastes, WIV tow A Los ond M Tes lok, Sig F Baal |, De Gotta © ratty Miller epi Fervent, Mie Moore, Hg Bory Wella € Colbern and © Mall: lad va Lory, Dy New One Duval M Pernad, % Ronseand, 4A Cook, Mi ity wi Pabeems Leo SM lady. Gen tae cwrbe, The Fertell and W Bi Hallett, Rev GA —Miee Spreert, ‘Miss Si. Me Biniy. ledy and Miter, te arm, Mies J La ns mbe, Master tole: P Neleos F 5 LJ jon, Mi infant..©/ ——_ —— a Sheer t 3 W Home, Pete Relig 94 ci Mo Hien LP cei DN » Mr and Mrs Passengers £4! tea, ane—Steamsh p Us¥ nN F Cordova, P D M lary fott, GE gl anes’ @, *) K Motenife, KM tae i, Magter di Youen & D Teel Bit f chldren Mi ¥ ycothis, G Br tee Johnson, € Robt Georg, 16 4 Cummings, Miss Cote NBedford. Cid | as ‘sto! | 7, | Gibbs, Phila- 2D . O , —/ w Bright ind streets ant Stewart's. 472 opposite B N F WISE IN TIME.—DR. HUNTER, PROPRIETOR OF the old and long established Hunterian Dis) 3° Division. street, Now. York city, ceive than any e*her i sired the Doo!» +o publ four weeks Tapplied tos Le n 3 Lon Zertain dives he eae than {we mon fleet, ever got oronahly wi monoter until I © and ev. led at day is brought om by self-#tmse, ir v _ disense ec © «st invigoratin ‘s country. | ON NERVOUS DEBILITY.—DR. DE LANEY, & Perard rest, continugs to enre the m. dithed! retracted chece of aervius debility from selfw 88, ge ti weakness, a” "itn ty marriage renerally, Many re Cured withe: medicine, solely by his own, inonted tee ag the ousy certain oure A most cases, Tron mene by letter, Lise AEN, NO. 1 MoPT BY1.uBr, JS CONSULTRD » rm > im Bve di Be. Ww. 4 the vooale . MORTAMORE WOULD SAY TO THOSE W © contracted di “Cora at voleas,” that health.” [have devoted many years te ab i th ompiate ~ teh wo consult ine on thooe completa, from 5A. M. to 9 P.M. van Pe e hee ti (eee D's have treated snecosstully th "Those who oe I tl 4 note wae bosits hag: William street K. COOPER, 14 DUANE STREET, HAS FOR T. ted ye ant 19 youre his, practice to He can ours the n you valu, jh, hun the impostor. See ay diplome fa mgr ure cuaranterd in each case, or a) Charge. O FRE TILL CURED.—DR. CORBITT, OF 9 buat street, may he consulted confidentially, on the treat. ent 5 Sy. ses. From as mereut c Thited ta om ever N THE SYMPTOMS AND CURE OF A DISEASR often not kh m te ist, though it ie civing tise te gther, a: { rometimes distre complaints and symptoma. | Ther aco, however, three signs by which it may be devoted. Now, ti disease referred to, stricture, i@ woll known to be t it of fcmer isease badly treated. If, for instance, ed te contines, it rane inte & chrenie otimg B cure. wer dit indefinitely: 01 tent, he is to! dry ep tinenening, ‘and other the and @riber, | Tengt!, of t enaes of many e: A netrous sn@ dyspeptic cfud. The Jem it cannes oxiag while no mt in the et-oam is noticed, ie ite +4 tawe: ‘ndes olongs to the wort enges, 0 Uy thet are p prod for onother; but if 4 show would afford, at leas surpicion. Pitite And lemen both ort constant: sot, however, at u mg dinonne may r meee dispored to it tha: six weeks, thie ( ite effect to ion, 2 pages, plates, othed hours ter conveltation, Sundays oxceytod,) 8 Groom set. From. the uncommon medical ad he Joyéd, ae well as the long.agd extensive practies in Jatity, hos ample cronad for ch contata, sd taatecal vnee 4 ent by be go GP IMPosiT sition attempted, that aeefalee and that ench persona are m tele of the “ Portneueee Vemale Pilla. bn concede thot wane of praction. (as wall M@ HF iaciple, ) acini | ftom wont of skill and capacity, has dei8¢", these peesoms th Tan expedient aa to ®.ake th ton ensacceds- Bra thely very want of practice efameat, si the public in Uavtion.— fe stale and pit fel attempt at epethy (4 fs their ¢ liche ‘ tht