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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

The trisg Of The <Res. ". Van .zaodt.
=at Rotbesttf, for seducipg Miss Sophia
!. tl. haH concluded N verdict of !
#gpllt y5;=the 51Rfy having brough tin avery
+4lf' iOF tbs Plaihiiff, with $1,000 DANA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
YDEs. w. n. EeAUW.

INTENDING 70 leave CharlestoNn shortly
j respectfully Representatives, indebted fo,hin
20 eaikNtad make payment * Il. E<<l@
He will, hoyeseE, during This sojbhrh here, 4
render metJealaid % bose whQ.mdy give him
aicait Il Il
" lie arillseiI his nIuseholl Faraisure a, bfi.
vase sale. Thpse4p giant u huicles II Fnf1i-
ftdte VII please giRk him CALI lie has ado
an exasllenl TIlingh0fse. 4hoEt credit wiitbe
given.
Derrrqser IeS laiI. s
eJIThoss ~ho3do pot.attsGd 70 ne above
notice NAV r1pectt their CLAIMS transferred 10
olhef-A4nds for coll ection,
.l~ WIN nj RAUMi
chaFlsstamb, Der. 90, 1s4f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

II is computed that there ere twenty
ministers oftbe Methodist Epi.. Church
stationed 10 Philadelphia, and that there
are nine thousand three hundred and IF.
III one membersJ Of which niae thousand
ard sixiy-6ve are white. and Two hundred
and seventy six colored.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

on Dry Run, adjoining John L. 'Weser.
nN NsH - 49, -
The lRe1ersionsry Interest in tract Of 100
acres near The Swan Pond, subjectio The life
estate Of the widow Of Raleigh Morgan, decd
A. Ttaet al the foot Of Tie North Mountain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
To .NeSSrS. sTEich1et Cook &
John Nfe0dnIvIl,

SlRS :-As you have not any known Agent
- OF Altorneyi in fact withIh this Common
wealth. IatheIefoie cause publication 10 be
MA de OF the foAdwing wfR .t0r he time and in
the manner required bS The s'stuleSni such ease.
Given under nv Hand this 10Th Ian'y. 1912.
t g. ". sAPPlNGToN. DtPuis for
lI sEsAsr,AN carr, SAtrB,
Tas Commonwealth Of Vf,gmid, TO the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

LOWELL, Mss The land on which the ciiy
ofLowel now stands, was twenty years ago, as
sessed al 81 900, There istiov invested 10 The
manufacturing business alone. so, SOC, 600 ~
Thete ares32 cotton mills, running l66 900 spin
.dlesi and 5ls3 looms; consuming Annually
!. 956. 600 pounds Of eutt6n, and manufacturing
81, 263 400 yafds " efoth, ana employing $50
females, and LOTT male operatives. 7lz5Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
IN Z M sSTO RID.
70 .Hr. michael COOK,

10. .Nr. sIllchWeII GOOH.
syn k-As yoa have not any. know igtatori
- At4orneyl ID Fact, whhiniiths CphmoH-
wealth. 4 therefore cause pu6lcsfiop TO be
mad 81 The following writ. for the 9me and IN
lie manner reqlredby the stature il slfh case!
GiSeu Under NJ lGa1d this ON Jsh'y, 1892
CT, ". sAPRiNGTQA. DeftaaJbf 7
SIBAsrffs EArY$ ShaiT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

The Fredericksburg Herald says-yfe
are grained toNlearn tbatthe Hon, tanaes
Barbour who Mas.seized With a DANCER
onssIllnfss immediately after his return
from the Agricultural Convention, st
R3chmohd III Reported By his friends and
physBclsns iqI0 De on me recovery.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
From he Ballimors Patriol. FEB. 9, Isas

A Coon DlvlDExpl--Tke New York Jpp1nal Of
Commerce states that The Merfmsck Company
IN Lowell, divided 10 December last 40 per cent.
on their capital uf 8 500 coo, besides Itserving
a urplus Of 500, eco for The purchase Of new,
machinery The Company made no dividend
in 1887, but reserved Their profits 10 meet Nhe
losses lheJ we're Them exposedIto from Bad debts
by The general dlsuesses Of Ibe whole country
IN thai year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

THs FAIFH OF PHNSsy1vANn.-Rt.
s3ol unons condemnatoiy Of the .Repuait !.
.tion proceedings ID Philadelphia have
been anonymously passed by both branch
y Of tie Legislature III PennsyIyania. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
Attract Of. I27 Acres
M Tr0cfOf :T7S .4rf.eS,

30 poles, in. me Couaty Of Frederick, adjoining
the lands Of Mason, Trotter and othsT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

IAs DkatA Of tsiantrsy.-7-Sir Francis
EthantTey, The most celeby1lee Of EasIigh
scui?iors, died II an apopletic nt on tie
2Oth of November. This great artist. vas
considered dining his lifetime second only
to Thorswsldsn, the Dane. One Of his
6nesSpsff oIrnaac ss Is the statue 81 Wash. !
ingta1, now Ia the State House il Boetab.
1s was 10 hgs 60th year AT the time
'af Els illness be " as engaged 81 4 ,ta,pa.
q ths Dnke3oi Wellington. which be bad
nearly hnashsd, when; sum moned from
!his labour by the hsnd 81 death. The
fine arts have suffered an frrepsfsble loss
~ The decease Of this accomplished artist.
According 70 estimates receslIy made
Il. convention Of paper makers. the ma j
schinsFy and paper mill property 10. the
present Ting athe United States Are VII
ped 1t Sl6se00 OtS0--ill pa per manufaE.
iuTed amounts to Sl0, coo, 600 per annum
- the raw stock collected id the ": States
70 ehout $4,000 goo per snti0m, and The
AMOUNT q stock copsum ed is sstiina,edat
asout l95 OpQlbs VI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

Jaa.. Is. lslI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20
Conf0iilims~ asa .Fr,,es

Eas,of Back creek, snG near the rev Bridge,
now in the possession Of James Mhtiin.
a TR.ACT or 354 ACRES, @
On The Meadow Brsnch, west 9f the North
Mountain, il The Vicinity o. lbe coal region. =
All Aof the aboAe tracts are situate in the
County Of Berkeley State Of VirEi Many
Of them are lands Of the best qualify, with good
improvements and in excellent heirl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-20

= ROOFS and i poles, purchased from the exec
utorsldg Colbert Anderson, decd, and adjoi1ihg
the laAds Of Judge Tucker, Martin SEncendiver,
and tie heirs of3John Bell II
a Tract Of l52s ,4cres , Foods,
now ~ the pos sssion Or J ohm s.~imfey aud sd-
JONI the Lands qf Levi Henshswif George
AcKown and others, near Mill Creak#
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-03

A large numbsrlof hands employed en- the Balti-
more aad Ohio Rail Road, wsre. discharged few
days since. They were rendered for their labor,
Virginia, Wheeling money, which is at a discount
Of fifteen per cent Rather than take this, they
preferred to do nothing. Arrangements, however,
are being made to az them in Baltimore fands,
which will doubtless bring matters right again.
There seems to be q strong desire with hose
who live ia the western part Of orr State, TO have
extra session Of the Legislature. The object is
10 haze appropriations made for going en- with the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and for the rederp
tioA Of the scrip already issusd by ii, which is
ext thing to worthless.
A tremendous conaa grafton took place 10 Frsde.
rick City in this State, on Thursday evening last,
which destroyed an immense amount OF properly.
The loss is very great, and the suffering produced
in slculable The FIRE commenced in the very
heart If the city. Among the sufferers are Dr..
Tyler, Mr. Stokes, and many others. have only
time TO state this much.
Flour continues at $50; Corn, IS a go cents
Oats, AZ A cents; Cattle, 81 Sc per loo lbs. as
per quality; Hogs, 81; New England Rum, Il 2
cents; Whisky, 10 a 20 cents.
Exchange on Virginia, 81 per cent discount
New York and Philadelphia, par al
W'emyss intends opening the Froat street Thea
tire on Monday night, with superior company
We wish him good luck. Yours,
RopERIcK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-03

dAhDW AhE, W LEM, OONS, &c.
W. SPIES = CO, now opening their spring assort-
Pen HALVES Of Tsdssrs 4 Sous; Wosi.nholns & Crooks
Tools Jspanaed Wares and Dixon Sons Britannia Wares
new asrns Patti Metal Tea Kettles aud Sauce Pans. timed
and enameed Shelf Hartwsres OF every description
IN PORT AND IN srocx:
200 soluble barrel Uuns, from - Ss 10 $3o each
SOC sirge ~ TO Si2
Rifles 81 to $50
2eso pair Pistols .......&l 10 $40 pair.
800 hhs b ure's (6rst rat.) -. - ll ssch.
nths terss Of all nLds for altering and maLuac-
Game b e. powder TASKS PERCUSSION caps, SC. &c.
spor,smans ar tcles Of ,very variety.
Agent for the sale Of Aliens Slfcocking and Revolving
Pistol b,iag the greatest impr vsmsnt IN fire arms
be dcharged three seconds with the Use OF one hsnd
oni, wholesale and re, all mx1 In
COJND AND WHITE TEETH-The beet ar,ie n use
- for cleansing. preserving and beauty ing the teeth
PEINES' ORRIs TOOTH PASIE. IL improves TIE eoor
Of me ips and gums and mpars grateful sweetness 10 The
BEAUTY OF CoNtLExioN-The best cosmetic for
eckle tunburn and nesng imples aud erup
tons Of the skin, is The rsbe,te Of Pearl and Aabas~,
broad way ia Canal a. rnh25 I'm
ITO LADIES AND GE NILEMEN-iHE rERoiAN
SOAPls always hcacious IN remov n. frects, dara
spots rednes aud the skin Ths Soap nPart
the skin soft and eics. texture resemb the benGrf
oft Idly With the PIKE SO GEMS
PIMPLE- on HE FALE, BLOTCHES, &c.-Sir Asst
thy Cooper Lotion iaby succeeds in removing pmple'
botches from The face aud skim OF the most pve erai
tore lorg landing Price Sd cents Sold b. E. GUION
Let Bowsry, If Grand ST. ss Broadway and II East
Broad way ~ Is ims
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-03
PHILADELPHIA.
lCorrespon.euce Of the Herald


PHILApELPHA, April 2, 1912.
The business in stocks to-day was very light,
and prices still lower than previously. State SIS
closed heavy at SO, and even City per cent stock
su ak to about par. This is the best possible evi.
dence that can be furnished Of thu stringent state
of our RI oney market, Three per cent a month is
reward tempting enough, it seems to induce hold
ers to relax their grasp Of City Us, which have,
until within few days, commanded a premium of
3 TO 10 per cent. Exchanges and the rate OF dis
count depreciated paper are about the same that
they have been throughout the week.
1t is whispered here among those who pretend
to be knowing that the Mechanics Bank means
soon to resume As conss quence OF this rumor, |
informed that the rate OF discounts on it's notes
have something lessened-in fact that not we thou
send OF them can now be obtained in the market
the bank, and are doing what they can to resusci
tate it.
persoa this morning had his pocket picked at
the counter of the Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
of $500, in bank paper One hundred dollars in
specie, which he had Just drawn and placed in
The villain, this tine was before the banks coun-
ter, not behind it, has so frequently been the case
with losses in banks Of late.
The habeas corpus cases Of Biddle, Cowperrh-
waite, and other bank conspraors. are still before
the Court The ne wspapers of this city have within
few days PAST broke out atresh on the subject,
aud are plastering and belaborng the accused at
Bwful rate. This matter, believe was all started
by an article that appeared in the Herald few days
snce. Whatever may be said by the press or others,
Nicholas Bidde will no, be convicted on the present
charge. Mark that.
fire last evening destroyed the contents Of dry
goods store belonging TO r. & L. Stokes, al the GER
ner of Ninth and Vine streets.
The stockholders of the Bank of Pennsylvania are
in adjourned meeting on matters relative to an as
Slgnment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-03

FaeM FLORIDA The U. 5. steamer Col. Harvey,
Capt Peerson, arrived from Florida yesterday. BY
this arrival we have received the ST. Augustine
News of Saturday last, together with private letter
from an esteemed friend, from which we make the
following extract;
"The war should be closed instantly. There arc
so few Indians now out that warlike operations do
more hurt than good. They nearly all would come
IN if they cou,d be seen and talked 10, and shown
few silver dol airs, calicoss, SC. But they are
as wild and timid ne the deer they roam amongst
The News says that letter has been received
"a ST. Augustine, which states that Col. M'ClellSf
has killed two warriors, and captured several wo
men and children near the Suwannee. -Saranna'
| iapubhoan, March 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-03
MIRACULOUS
CTRE OF RHEUM ATISM.

NEWARK December 81 l54i.-Dr Rng.-Dea' Sir:-You
~ will please not wering 10 relate to
the r,ihcate giving account Of almost miraculous
life as il u1exCec dly stored,
that i appeared like dream than re,li,y not only to
myself but friends you have te
ers Of hase lie is dear him Situated among friends
kind aud DEAR family who look TO him for port
speskabe in sparpg # ni. time Any hing that is
giving account Of suffering in certificate, that
might publishio the world asst witnssed b. my lends
lenlold the price you charged would willingly DO III
xb,.ed II yeas since was ar with what
ourdoctor ..d he Ina INN, ofy Eheuna,ism. sy which
which fell away most frightfy, .isabng from all work.
and na mot rcn o n"Ss s hs
So and h,ge tie raslc. will see how much eve you
three bottles Of your Elixir hch sent Ger five dol
lars; and considering il truly the Elixir Of Life ith
the greatest respect and gratitude humber servant
BENZ c. JACOBUS.
witnesscs-Ha. nah Jacol ~ William +. D, tan
Prepared sold BY c. II. RING So Fulton street
un0o tr<
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PUBLISHED DAILY By
IAmBD 0ORDOH y E u NV,
M n ANN STREET

Mosrrrs HxsALp--lssued every ning-prics ice
ami per copy. Country subscribers furnished ct the
erne rste, or any SPECIFIC period, en- remittance IN
sisrnss. No paper sent, unless paid In advance.
WmxLv RssAIp--lssued every Saturday morning,
Ne sc1eck-pr,ce SIR mis- per copy furniahsdte 49,
~ subecsibers 81 - per mum in advance
CosausPoVpsNrs requested TO addre@ shcA letter
JAss GoRpos BEHssrr, Prorris.sr and EDITOR, snda
ndso q bus1Aem must be posi-
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Baltimore.
Correspondence ofthe Herald
BALTIMORE, April 9. 1912

NJ: EDITOR -
The newly elected Mayor, Col Hillen, was rssu-
larry installed into Office yesterday att twelve
o'clock. The occasion was quiteimposiag, and the
z ,onel added to its interest by making a very
unique, vcll-timed and handsome speech.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-03
CELEBRATED EYE WATER.
DIR. J. FRANCIS.
OCUT JST

No 10 BARCLAY STREET.
WITHIN TWO DOORS OF THE ASTOR HOIrsr
HIS peoarations have 70 almost every instance effected
weakness of sight &C. and many cases be ved "a ~ ~
durable, a. 10 ally attssed by tbs following -
CERTIFICATES
81 certify that Jacob Valentine about Is wears S
age brought house last TAN apparently blind "a.
called to-day states that he the patent ar
Dr. rancs whose atment has been the una en-
'''' :" JAMES MINOR,
Rector Of St Georges Church Beekiuan ST. March
Il wasneary blind for twelve years with nebula covernr
sight and erectiy restored by DR.. Fraucis
MARTHA Brown, TT Forsyth street"
" | certify TO the above being true state Aen'.
g BENEDICT, Pastor Of the Stanton Of. Church,
was nearly blind for twenty y.ar with Cataract in
each eve Surgical rtsored without good ef
but from the OF Dr. Francis wonderful
for that disease Iny sight is perfectly restored.
HESTER JOHNsON,iss Sauth ct, New York;
1--WE he undersigned, have witnessed the astonishing en-
cacy OF DR. Francis PREPARATIONS for diseases Of the Eye,
comnend them to the nouce Of the public
DUNCAN. DUNBAR, Pastor of McDousal street Church,
New York.
s.'H CONE, Pastor of the First Bal fist Church.
JOHN Pee X, Aetnt Of the Home Mission Society:
JACOB BROUNER, Pastor IF the N nth Baptist Chnrchl
JOSEPH ANDRADE, Roman Catholic Priest Of 81.
Peters Churcn.
Numerous certificates can be seen at Office.
B-Prepared aud sold ONLY By Dr. j. FRANCIS No 10
Barrel " street, Ns~ York.
CO. Artificial Eyes inserted equal in appearance to The
ps mo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-03
DOCTOR FAWCETT,

l.
MEMBER Of the ROYAL COLLEGE Of SURGEONS
M Of london aud Edinburgh aud Of the Medical College Of
PhaAepha confines his practice to select branch Of the
p" "Noeetem pta dooce voiuptOs."
Dr f. by the urtorm success attending his
mode of the of venerea geets structures
and mercuria affections together with all
those other mptoms which undermine the constitution
and lay foundation Of premature decay either from NAL
l. generally detective aud the relish for life almost suhdued
His mode Of ment universally admired his medicines
being to The taste and eme gently astnges the
rood digesiio req Tres
sous debility affords extensive sexual
debility seminal weakness and impoency brought BY de-
lusiy habits all M attendant symptoms phv solcgcay
Street the Doctor BE- consulted at all hours Of the
day night Letters tpost paid will receive immediate at
tention ms Im-
Nos NOT COMMON SENSE teach that EXEC.
- TORATlON is the most natural as well as etectual
says yes be Obstruction either aiaeIy
moy the of lnau Catarrhal produ
cling Group consumption and abscess Of the lungs aid
exciting and perulent secreoys thereby cogrng up
the lungs less impede both respiration and the
free circulation Of the blood causing dcny Of breathing
and asthma hoaseness and loss OF voice drorsy Of
the th.oat and lungs, and splitting of blood
To this obstruction ON which all these alarming
AM diseases originate and to produce radical
nothing has been found equal to JAYNES kXPECTO
il stands valed-t stands pre-emnentry IT, and you
will be ed that III virtues have not
that stands far above and hey ond the reach
Of competition the only the only natural
Sold in New York at wholesale and retail. by A. B.&D
Sands Druggists Nos 70 and 100 Fulton David Sards Co,
n, II Eas Broadway A. B. Sands Co., No. a7s Broadway
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-03
WARD'S

VEGETABLE HAIR OlL.-Thp Vegetabi Hair Oh pos
scsss the peculiar property so long sought Ter other
ola but sought IN reproducing new CROWN OF hair
ON heads totally bald SO great il nouIshe
which il readily impsrts to The Too o. s nj n ss ~,
pat;ons TO that falling OF the hair which so often
ours, especially after sickness.
IL prevents hair IRON turning gray ami when begins to
ne oil The oil gives agreeable fragrance and
~ TO any other for perumg curling and CLOSING
the hair. :.r.,. -.
,e1 No 3 erv and ss Barclay 81. MA I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-03

company Of seventy emigrants, well armed
pped, left Mobile on the oath ult. for Texas
on An exploring expedition"
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DOC r OR BEL

NOCTOR BELL deyotes personal attention daily until,
Ny to the removal Of private diseases every stsss
All suffering under prorac vsted .succssd
" treated BY ctonsrs those
boring the destructive effects Of Quack nos
trus all who suspect the remains Of disease lurking the
syst consult DR. B. always with guarantee Of
DO Persons contemplating marriage, who have been tie srs
Of delicate consult Bell with honoubl
confidence Posi- letters describing the
assistance his prompt attention. Dr. treatment
suspicion and s we'll known TO be safe and pema
40 Priv,t. one.s 4 CoURTLANDT srREKr. two
d,orS from Broadway. Min.
AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY FOR THE
~ LADIES. .
DR- A. e. CASTLE, Dentist. 2sT Broadway, New York
has Paste for ling decay teeth which, while perfect
harn 10 it's composition, be put into the most tender
TOOTH with which becomes compacttd into ore solid BODY
msnteinng original and uses without any PAIR
Whatsoever T. painful tooth can be thu, Pressrsd
The from ladies IN the hrst society
SPEAK sufhcieny 10 is efficacy; Dr:ACC inserts s,,ih
eia Teeth without gaures the principle 81 smcsphe
pressure Eussnteed wthstond The effects Of bilious acid
Toc!R,eSs Ills ons Of which put u. teeth will .sst
ical ORA c. q. reera a. to his profess nal skill
r Johnson, President e he MedeJ Society, lie Ch
stesghios Spanish Consul Rtv Mr. Lyeii Rev Ms Krsar
he Professors 81 the Uniysty Ct the College Of Physicians
DEAfNEss-Drs Castle s Edwards, Aarst, aiieod &c
every disease 70 the human ear Acoustic Drops-
Sure fc defaese pains noises or hard wax IN the ear
NIL In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-03
INDICATED CANDIES.


DR. FLEMING5 WORM CANDY is undeniably the
perfectly adapted to tse total extermiaation Of
pared Children Ike it, and warrant. Vegetable and
iectly safe in is effecs.
His DIAkKhEA, CANDY prepared from his celebrated
Quaker Balm said TO do wonders all powell complaints
IL the last stage of consumption it is
most soong and sautary II is pleasant safe and certaa
His CATHARTlC CANDY certainly opens era 10
m;dca! compounds. For cleansing and invisoraing the
meas bors habits eold aundce headache and indeed
in all where hysic needed this candy
-besitep il pleasant take peppermint candy.
His DiNNkR CANDY fer costiveness, indigestion, dis
tress after eating rlburn &c &C., recommended
OF sioahcs and tones now in use And then it il
so handy and cafe. . -
The rap ds sales and popularity ofese pleasant
candle. prove their utility ,,,r
lungs dysp psa &C. &c is unesuaed remedy
read the fullowing:-
MR.CsvERT- -
SR-i have received much benf from the Of your
Balm of Life 10 removing the about the
by dy and especially in Strengthening vece
~ improving. THEOUOnh IAtLOn ",
N. fork, Eeb. IA, 1874. liS Nassau street,
SsId wholesale aid retail bv JGOVEkT,
l3i Nassau street.
I Stewart * Fulton at BROOKLYN m NJ
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FROM HAVANA BY the schooner Temperance,
Captain Bunker, we have received the following i'm
portant information contained IN anextract of let
ter dated March 49, with the subjoined extract from
commercial letters.
"The slave trade may now be considered as en-
tirely at an end-very strict orders have been is
sued by our Government to the different Capitanes
de Partldo" to report and seize every cargo which
may be ENDED on the coast; and about three weeks
ago prize Of Portuguese schooner, was brought
in by Spa ish big Of varI
1.-The Warrior and Catharine have arrived both
cargoes will remain on hand until the holidays are
brown, 3asl yellow, 3is5; whites, 7t,9s; coffee,
6la74; Molasses, r.
"Our sugar plan atoms are, am afraid, 10 bad
way this year, as there is every prospect Of no bet.
ter prices than s 9rs. Several are already re.
ported as being on the of presenting themselves
"Cofiee planters are even worse, prices going
down very fast and Rio coffee taking the lead every
characterization Mercury, MARCHES.
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DRS. SARGEAN I AND
MALTESON

physicians and Surgeons from London and Paris in
constant attendance throu hout the day, at their once,
50 Cedar street secosd door Broadway and be
suited with the stricest confidence in all either
deal or surgical character.
D Sergeant and Maleson have had extensive
unes OF obtaining and perfsepga thorough and practical
knowledge Of their protection having been active practice
United states also attended for number Of The Hoe
land.
NIB select assortment Of perumery, and the most ap
proved patent medicines. milo Inn
CHAP AND SUBS TANI AL BOOKBINDlN0,
At T.. WALKERS Old Stand, lIa Fulton corner Of
Dutch street. has just publ he'd his third EDITION
e the Presidents Messages from Washington TO Tyiers last
Message-handsome embossed musn binding.
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