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a MES PAPER.
N 10 cases No. 3 CAP,
do No. plain do.
do No. l ruled LETTER,
do Fine do do
5 do Superfne DO do
2 do do do do
Just received and for sale af mill prices bv
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT s. NUDGE,
ap2i No. S. Charles st. Cup stairs.)
@tTOP TEIATTHIEF!-IIave YOU Cough or Pam
lJand Soreness the Breast Hoarsensss nsidou
y stealing away your health and will soon intoduce
that unrelentmg and fell destroyer-Consumption
with its cold sweats and fever to finish what is per-
haps already begun? If such is the case, delay not
but get bottle of the COMPOUND SYRUP OF
GUM ARABIC prepared by G.. X. TYLER, and
take some Immediately. Hundreds in this city have
used it, and will gladly testify to its superior efficacy
in Coughs, Colds, Hoarsness, Whooping Cough,
Group, sc. 1t gives almost immediate relief and by
continued use fora few days, will effect permanent
cure.
Prepared only by G. K. TYLER, corner of East
Baltimore and High streets, Baltimore 1t is sold
BY W, r. Orrick, corner of Lexington and Eutaw
SITS, Baltic, and in Washington City, by Robert S.
Patterson, F. Howard, D. s. Mitchell and in George
town by o. M. Linthcum. ap24-tf
A STONIsHING CURE. This is TO certify that I
IA was for long time afflicted with bad Cough and Cold
which almost destroyed my voice, and brought on
many other dangerous and unpleasant symptoms
At the solicitation of FRIEND | was induced to try
the @COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC.n
prepared by Dr. G. X Tyler, when to my great sat
isfacton, two doses produced wonderful change,
and the third dose entirely relieved me- and there
fore feel no hesitation in my recommending it to my
friends and public generally.
VIM. J. HAWTHORN,
Petersburg, Va. 9th JAN, 1885
Prepared only by G. K. TYLER, corner of East
Baltimore and High SITS, Baltimore
For sale in Washington by DIR. s. Mitchell, and
w. Gunton, and in Georgetown, by d. c. by o. NJ.
Llnthlcum. ap24
u OsS OF TEETH SUPPLIED.---Theb best arti-
hAfcia teeth, manufactured in this CITY, inserted at No
Sharp street, lower terms than at any other of
fee, and on the most elegant and natural manner
The advertiser has for IS years past been constant
ly engaged in constructing for other dentists most
difficult cases of teeth, and trusting to his own inge
nuity and mechanical skill, he challenges any one in
the city to produce of their make, teeth equal to
his, either single teeth parted compile sets, with
or without artificial gums, on point of beauty and
inimitable approach to natural teeth.
Complete sets fixed by atmospheric pressure at half
the charges made by other dentists, and warranted
no way inferior to any in the profession.
J. H. WILCOX M. d.
ap24 and Dental Surgeon, I sharp st.
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From, the BuG;lo Commercial .4dc and Journal.
ne-1oi 7A1-ACTIJAL DAILY EXPENS-
ms an pRESIDENT VAN RIJREN'S
GOVER NMENT.
GentIemen The (onowi,c fable. carefully
G,rned from the Government hooks IN WASH
;Urton shows the amo,nt If evnenses of The
observation-disclosures Of Iohn Oninco Adams, An
drau, JarLson and Marin Van Buren,: by
1rh;cb a nerson ran se. and know The increased
and avtrav.ranr evnend;tmres Of Presidents
SaCKS"h anu Fdn Dq'en . nii 3D. -, 49,
ana ABOVE tlaI o' . ~ audllS' 10y tHeil
deeds we small know theHl' anu ny 'ne'T pro-
misses We must Judge them, IN reference TO re-
trenchment, reform, and economy.
Erpenses of the United States Government, an,der
]. Q. Adams Andrew Jackson. M. Van Buren,
years m years year 500 On -, IKE sa Gs; M
T T' SISSo 10 SS91 G9 w 37135S533
Month, 1859 ,i29i2 iy5i66n,32 3,O94637,86
Day, 34,590,3I 49.929,O2 lOi,74l, 80
Hour, l'45 ai95 2Os s5's3 4'9 99GS
s ss,pu%' 40 IS liz
L.,a .ol.1,A, = r;u no ,eroa;,,,d
by VIC Hoove ecneuu,e - NJ. - W ~
that the DAILY expenses Vi nar'ln van p1-
rens government exceeds thoSc OF John u.
Adams, the enormous amount oil $67, ,2l;
and the present administrators expenses per
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grSEvENTH WARD.-The Seventh Ward
Tippecanoe Club, will meet on THIS (Friday)
EVENING, April 24th, at "North Bend,' No
III, Water street, at o'clock. Members, md all
The Wigs of The Wards, are requested to attend
BY order,
CHARLES w. HANSON, Pres't.
ROBERT Fl. COLEMAN, Secry. P
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COMMITTEES OF RECEPTION

The committee have taken parlour at the
Eulaw House, corner of Eutaw and Baltimore
streets, where they will attend on Friday, the
first, Saturday, the second, and Monday, the
fourth of May, for the purpose of welcoming
their political brethren who may come to tie
city on mission Of patriotism and public spirit,
and of otherwise carrying out the instructions
under which they act.
A. w. BRADFORD, Chairman.
JOSHUA JONES, Secretary.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, APRIL "a, Is4O.
CLEARED

CLEARED,
Hanoverian galliot Agnetta, Hollander, Rotter-
dam; schnrs. Eliza, Corson, Philadelphia Lucy
Jane, Miller, York Town; Union Etheridge, Eden
ton, N c.; sloop johnson, Norton, Philadelphia
ARRIVED,
Bremen ship Casper, Spicker, from Bremen
Barque Cynthia, Pennell, FIN New York
Bremen brig Magdalen, Harde, I'm Bremen.
British schr Hamilton, Smith, FIN Turks Island.
Schr Sarah Young, Wilson, FIN San Bias.
Schr. t. X. Betton, Travers, FIN st. Marks.
Schr Augusta, Nickerson, FIN New Bedford
Schr Elizabeth s Rebecca, Deming, FIN Albany.
Schr Mary Scotchburn, Smith, FIN New York.
Schr. Richard Thompson, Buck, FIN New York
Steam-packet Georgia, Coffey, FIN Norfolk. Re-
ports the schrs Avalanche for St Josephs and Bet
sey Riceards, for Charleston, in Hampton Roads.
Steam-packet Columbia, Guyther, I'm Georgetown,
Washington and Alexandria
Steam-packet Rappahannock, Fairbanl, FIN Fred
ericksbug.
Ship Seaman, Nickerson, FIN Baltimore, arrived at
New Orleans 18th inst. The S. experienced severe
Marco, off Cape Hatteras lost several spars, sails,
caboose, sc.
Ship Diana, Rowland, for Baltimore, sailed from
Newport, Wales, oath ult.
Brig Charleston, Taylor, for Baltimore, cleared at
New York 21st inst.
Brig Gen Scott from Baltimore arrived at Port
land on the 10Th inst
Brig James, Millay, for Baltimore, was at MAYA
gaez, P. r. 5th inst. to sail in 5 days
Schr. Hope, Beathall, for Baltimore, cleared at
New York 21st inst.
PHILADELPHIA, April 23-Arr packet ship
Monongahela, Liverpool
Bremen brig Louise, Bremen.
Brig Good Hope, New Orleans.
Brig Oriole, Messina.
CID, barque Madeline, Messina.
NEW YORK, April 23-Cpd, barque Chantic-
eer, Amsterdam; brig Clinton, Savannah
Arr packet ship Gladiator, London s. Portsmouth.
Ship Huron, Liverpool.
Ship Hellespont, Havre.
Ship Howard, Apalachicola
Ship Victory, (Br) Liverpool
Barque Agitator, (Br) Dublin.
Brig Nimrod, Key West
Brig Quadrupel, (Br) Bermuda.
Schr d. Webster, Mobile.
Schr Rosario New Orleans.
NEW HAVEN, April 20-Arr barque Nav Ha-
ven, Porto Rico.
Brig Tappanooly, Porto Rico
Sailed, brig Ann Smith, Demarara.
HARTFORD, April 1S-Below, brig Pinta De-
marara.
PROVIDENCE, April 21-Cpd, brig New Eng
land, Matanzas.
Brig Pandora, Savannah.
BOSTON, April 21-Arr ship Israel, Swansea
Sicilian brig Martina, Gottenburg
Schr Nahant, Havana.
CID, barque Emily Wilder, Gibraltar; Zenobia,
NOreans; brig Grampus do.
PORTLAND, April 20-CPd, Mary, Porto Rico;
Lida, Cuba.
CHARLESTON, April 2O-Arr ship Florian,
Bordeax.
Ship Leland, Boston.
Brig Catharine, Havana.
| CPd, brig Moon, NYorS
SAVANNAH, April 1s-Cpd, ship N. Hooper, Ii
verpool; Br barque Catherine, Grenada.
MOBILE, April 16-CPd, ship Ontario, Liver
pool; schr Moodus, New York
| NEW ORLEANS, April 15-Crd, ship Kentucky,
Boston; schr Delaware, NYork.
Arr ship Creole, Havre.
Ship Napoleon, (Br) Belfast Manchester, Havre
Ship st. Leon, Liverpool.
| Ship Token, Havana.
| Barque Rose Julien, Marseilles.
Brig Apalaohicola, Havana.
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SIXTH WARD TIPPECANOE CLUB.-The
members of this Club and the Wing voters of the
ward generally, particularly requested to assem-
Bile at Head Quarters, North Gay street, on FRIDAY
EVENING, 24th inst, at half past o'clock A full
attendance desired, business of Importance de-
mands the attention OF the Wings of the ward. By
order an %
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YOUNG MEMS NATIONAL CONvEN-
TlON.-At meeting oft the Committee of Ar
engagements on Monday Evening, the following
resolutions were passed and ordered to be pub
lished:
ReSoIred That all Wing strangers who may
be IN the city on the fourth day of May next,
are respectfully invited tc join in the Procession
of the Young Mems National Convention, by pla-
cling themselves under the banners of their re-
spective States.
ResO1Ued. That the Wings ofthis city be, and
they are hereby requested TO close their places of
business on the fourth day of May next.
T. YATES, WALSH, Chairman.
1 Rrls.. v. WNooD I,, }secretaries.
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WATCHES: WATCHES u yvATcHE

WATCHES! WATCHES ~ VVATCHE
a NAEkAEL ID. CLARK, No. ], Water street near
~ CaTeit St BaltimoreHas just received great variety
OF gold patent lever, anchor lever epine and other
Wal CIfES, among which are NJ. 1. Tobias Har-
rIsons Martinoe's, Johnson's and all other makers
have also Silver Spoons, Casters, gold and silver
Pencil Gases, Breastpns, Finger Rings, Thmbles.
gold guard and fiat lat chains, guard keys gold and sill
so, Wood Clocks of superior quality, lust received
and will be sold low 'O -
n. B.-Fne Watches of every description proper
ly repaired and warranted. Please apply to
q. d. CLARK, Water st.
dPZI ftdWIm Calvert
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The regular meeting of the Second Ward Tippe-
canoe Club, will be held at Whitehall FRIDAY
EVENING NEXT, at half past o'clock. The
Wings OF the ward are invited to attend.
Officers of the Club
Gen. ROBERT BUTTON, President.
ALEXANDER CUNMINS, ESQ. LIST Y.P.
CALEB PARKS, I'd V.P.
PETER I4EARY, Treasurer.
ROBERT S. BUTLER, Recording Sec..y.
G. L. l.. LEARY, Corresponding Sec'y.
ap2
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ggTHlRD WARD TIPPECANOE CLUB.
AT regular meeting of the Third Ward Tip
pecanoe Club, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, That the club adopt the badge design
ed and engraved by Messrs. Waterman d. .Nettee,
to be worn on the 4th of May next, and that the
same be recommended to other clubs
apps LUTHER MANSHIP, Sec'rv.
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az-KENDALL COURSE.-From arranremer

$S"kENDALL COURSE-From arrangements
now being made on the Canton grounds for the ac-
commodation of the Young Mems National Conven-
on it will be inconvenent for the trial races to go
at the Kendall Course, advertised for the 23d
and Oath of April. They will consequently not take
place. The regular meeting will off as usual,
on the 18th of May.
apis J. B. KENDALL.
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SECOND WARD.-The Delegates of the
Second Ward to the Young Mems National
Convention will assemble at White Hall on
SATURDAY EVENING, April 25, at half past
said Delegation will take place Every member
is requested to attend. ap24
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THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
for the Young Mems National Convention will meet
according to adjournment, at FNoRTH BEND" Wat
er street, THIS EVENING, 24h inst at IL o'clock.
By order
JOHN w. WOODS, )e
ap24 RUFUS b. GALLUP. S6e're'aIles
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DUFF GREEN.
BOOTHS All CANTON.

81 Persons who may wish to erect booths at Can
ton, for the purpose of supplying refreshments at the
great celebration the 9TH May next, are request
ed to call on the subscriber Immediately, who, by
resolution of the committee of arrangements is au-
thorized to fix sites for that purpose.
ap24 J. B. KENDALL, Canton
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4 M u S u W EMS.

THEATRE, HOLIDAY STREET.
PRICES REDUCED, Boa IS, PIT 81 q
THIS EVENING. April "a, 1870
VIII be per formed, Shahspear' dmired Tragedy of
Mercutio, Mr. VANDHNHorp.
Juliet Eiss VANDFEHOFF
After which WI be acted, the Farce of
THE SPOIL'D CHILD.
For particulars small bills
t-Icket may be had, and places secured AT the Boy
Offices from 10 until O'Clock.
@ Doors will be open hal past six and the curtain will
rise at quarter past seven O'Clock, precisely ap "a
"A AAEICAN THEATRE FRONT STREET.
IN FIFTH NIGHT OF MIR. BURTON.
The Celebrated Comedians for Six Nights
'uR. BURTON IN THREE .NEU1 PIECES
THIS EVENING, April a. 1910.
- - Will be per formed
THE DUTCH BURGOMAsTER!
hyher Van Dunder,t the stupid Burgomaster Mr.. BURTON
After which Fare, which has been playcI with enthu
astc applause in all the METROPOLITAN Theatres entitled
GOOD NIGHTS Il EST;
e..,,, Or RAYTHER PARTICULAR!
To conclude with the Burleta of
HUMBUG;!
Or, the Savage and the Maiden
Mr. Cruminies' the renowned Manager, Mr. BURTON.
For particulars small bills.
%-During Mr. Burton's Engagement, the following pieces
WIFI pfoducedEmigra ration; Dark Lady of Doona; Begoue
Dun Care single Life aud farce of Boz now acting with
great appreciation IN New York Philadelphia In all Of
which Mr. BURTON will sustain the principal character
{Fz-Admission, Boxes, 50 cents; Pit, 25 etnlss.
Doors open att O'Clock, performances to commence at
hall past seven O'Clock precisely ap24
HEST ARTIFICIAL. TEETH. at No 7 sbarn It,
-BDTems lowest in this city. See advertisement.
ap21ylms
EM6A FIHDs. N. ORLEANS SUGAR, .prime to
a WV common quality,
100 hhds. n q. MOLASSES- sale by
R. HOWARD & co.
ap 81 O'Donnel's WIFI
u
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SAVANNAH. April IL.

SAVANNAH, April II.
COTTON.-There has been a fair demand for
Upland this week, and occasional sales have been
made at let under the prices of last week in the mid
die and lower qualities Some favorite crops, it is
understood have changed hands at prices above our
highest quotations. The sales reported are $3.50
bales; viz II at SIS at So, 16 at 5s As at g. IS at
Sao 80 81 40 % afS q q Ct 01 1saf at 5S at
81 1101 at 81, 112 at s., 67l at ST, III at 81,
Sal atS2, 1872 at 81, II at g. Sea Island is dull Of
sale and prices rather lower the sales have been 1877
bags, viz at Is, at 16 81 at II; ID at 49, at 10,
40 at 20, % at 81, 10 at %, and 81 stained at IA
RlCE.-The transactions of the week amount to
about 500 casks, at from S2s to 81 The quantity for
sale is much reduced and holders asking 12Acts
advance on last weeks prices.
EXCHANGE.-On England liz per ct. PREM
Drafts on New York, at sight, per ct prem, days
sight, 5 per cent. prem.
FEEIGfIT-To Liverpool ! Sd to Havre, 14c.
New York. New Yerk &C.; to Boston, act.
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AT regular Meeting of the Harrison association
of Baltimore, convened at ssNorth Bend )" on Thurs
day Evening 23d inst, pursuant to public notice.
The following officers elected for the ensuing
year:
JAMES L. RIDGELIY President.
CHAPLE F. MAYER, Vice Presidents
II. ID. MILHoLLAND, ="
THOMAS FINLEY, 6"
Asa NEEDHAM, ="
SAMUEL HARDEN, &C
MICHAEL WARNER, Jr.
DIRECTORS
Ward-James Frazier.
I'd Ward.-James Grieves.
ed Ward.-Wm. II. Jones.
4th Ward-Thomas Wildey.
9Th Ward.-Samuel Wilson.
9Th Ward-Joseph w. Stewart.
7th Ward.-James B. Latimer
Stb Ward--John H. Monroe
9Th Ward.-George w. Krebs.
10Th Ward.-John G.. Proud.
f1tb Ward.---John Coates
10th Ward.-Elas L. Griffin.
w. w. MCCLELLAN, Rec. Sec.
JoHN c. BLACKBURN, Corresponding
WIN. P. DussINoroN, Secretaries.
BENJAMIN DEFoRD, Treasurer.
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TEETH.
No. Sharp, between German and Baltimore sts
ESPECTFULLY SELECTS call from those who need
heeher partial OF complete sets OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
Being in possession of every improvement in the con-
structon of cases of Teeth and also extensively en-
gagged in their manufacture, MIR. w. is now enabled
to make great reduction the high charges usual
y exacted, and in style ways inferior to the
most favored of his professional brethren. Aching
teeth treated as rarely to require extraction
Scaling, Filling, Extricating, SC. SC. Decayed
gold and warranted to remain sound to the latest pc
Rod of human existence.
N. B. Artificial Teeth out of repair, restored G.
quail in beauty and durability to their former state
ap24 dem
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NOR SALE-A pair OF gene well broken and elegant
IL bay carriage HORSES, at great sacrifice. Enquire az
the editoa or at Goddavds Livery Stables. ap I4-u
1NXTRA SUPERIOR BLACK TEAS. Ju,t re-
~ ceved small invoice Of delicious favored Pekoe anA
Pouehong TEAS, to which the attention of eonnoseurs i,
specially invited. Fer ale by MARCUS DENISON,
api3 81 Baltimore strssk
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YHyIPPECANOE TEXT BOOk.-MR GEORGE
III KouNTZ has been appointed agent for the "Tppecanoe
Iert Book and Log Cabin Cabinet" for Frederick
county, Md.
WANTED-FIFTY active and intelligent boys to
dispose of the E'Tippecanoe Iert Book, on the 4th
Of May next. Apply at the counting of the Of
flee of eThe PiIotn ap23
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BADGES FOR THE FOURTH MAY.-The Badget
Mp designed BY Messrs. Noherman & Metee, be had
the Pilot Office. ap22
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eSOR RENT-A very comfortable two story BRICK
IL DWELLING HOUSE in Pearl street, few doors North
Of Saratoga street. This house contans passage,
our pantry and kitchen down stars four chambers above
and two in the garrett The will be 500 per an
NUN, and Possession given Immediately, /.
Apply 70 JESSE T. PETERS
Next door below. or At the
ssH CorHer Of Market 4 Nsrth sts.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-25
Correspondence Of the Herald

Bosros, Feb. 10, lSl0.
DEAR BKSSErr-A youthful genius at my elbow
says, why don't you send Bennett some
ncwsw And il Bennett is fond Of news, (oertainy
one would think he was, from "Arcrs" illusions, J
then I am ready at any moment to supply him.
knight and Russell are both giving concerts, and
drawing crowded houses. The former is a great
favorite, with the ladies particularly. The latter
is rather on the wane in public opinion His orato-
rio Of the Skeptc being rather severely criticised
,ndhis character ss.ailed he publ.hed long piece
any professional misdemeanor," and dwelt long on
his talents as singer, the beauty Of his produc-
tons, SC &c. &c. At this penny -a-liner pounced
upon him without mercy, calling him all manner OF
hard names, accusing him Of not paying his printers
bills, selling poor pianos for good ones, &c. &c.
This too much for little Russell and he forth
with sued the pennyman for $1,000 for SANDER, or
a libel, IL is called. The penny-a-liner, finding
bail, bore down harder than ever, and Russell see,
ing he had got the wrong side Of the affair,
withdrew his suit pays his bills, and sundry hints
thrown out that there one hundred dollars
given somewhere, that nothing more should be said.
Now, the pcnny-a-lIner comes out and says he is
fine fellow that there misund rstanding, &c.
and that he is the best singer heard Ranger the
actor, also assists Knight and Russell in their con-
cers He makes poor work at best, and is not
ted for singing comic songs, or such he attempts
He is good, aye, excellent actor, but singing is not
his forte.
MIR. and Mrs w allack draw crowded houses at the
80 cent theatre, (National) Mrs wallack is a
great favorite with our young beaux, and the pub
lie generally. They have made decided hit. The
fremont closes soon II has received poor patron
age this season, and in fact will until
another like Barry takes the management. A mis-
cradle orchestra, decent acting and cold house. is
the nightly reception Of visitors. Not opera
have we had; no stars-in fact, IL has been a com
plcte failure. Had Shirref, Clifton, or any other
stars been here, IL would have succeeded.
The young ladies here all after Ranger. sun
dry hints that he is wealthy, playing for amusement
&c, no doubt is one casse. A certain young lady
Of the ton is quite in love with him but il is limited
that his young heart is morgaged and that they are
chasing shadow. Enough said-leap year, YOU
know, and they privileged.
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Common Council.

BoARD or ALpERmEr.-The minutes Of the last
meeting were read and approved.
message was read from his Honor the Mayor,
enclosing resolution from the Committee of Safe
ty, askins for water pipes to be laid along Front
street,at as early period the weather will per-
nit
number ofpettions were read and referred.
tiers If widening Blooningdale Road. from 2ist to
43d street.-Adopted.
APetition asking for postponcment Of the widen
ing John street, was referred to the Street Com
mittee.
Report-In favor Of establishing hook and lad
der company at Yorkville. Adopted.
In favor Of buying an engine house Tor hose com
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The LIBEL CAsE.-We understand that another
of the conspirators in the gigantic libeing coerie
against the Rev Mr. verren, yesterday arrested,
and is now in prison His name is De Bouillon, the
ex-Jesuit.
Yesterday received two very curious notes,
one from the Rev. Mr.. verren himself, in English,
requesting us forbear any further remarks his
case, and another from p. Barthelemy, in French,
the acknowledged author Of the brochure. The
hand writing Of these notes have produced singu
lar effect upon mind. By those who have seen
the book, it will be recoected that it contains a
letter purporting to be correct and exact copy of
one of the anonymous letters charged by Barthele-
my against the clergyman On reading these notes,
il occurred to us to compare the two autographs
with the Autograph in the book. We did so-and
the conviction is irresistible, that, from the form OF
several of the letters, and the general contour of the
Handwriting, the ithograph in the brochure resem-
bies more the autograph of Bartaeiemy himself than
any other person Such being the case, it points at
once to Barthelemy as the author Of the numerous
anonymous notes attributed to Mr.. ", and thus
gives deeper dye to the atrociousness Of the libel
We shall investigate these aad afher points here
after. Meantime, we cannot concur in the request
of Mr.. v forbear looking into this affair Public
and private morals, society and religion, con-
cerned in this most extraordinary affair. The want
of room today prevents us from any further
marks, or the publication Of any extracts-but we
shall return to it again soon as possible.