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state OF Trade.

The knowledge Of the Acadas arrival at Boston, and
the absence Of adices by her. created stagnaon in the
market Spectators were very excited and were inpatient
ly waiting for the news
AsHEs-Pots very dull at 81, So a462I Pearls in
some little demand at S5 l2i The European advces will
influence prices Of this article.
CoTToN.-Operators to-day hardly knew which way to
The sales lately have been principally to ship
speculation The present state of this market caused
by the anticipation Of good from Europe Prices
were very firm but the advccs will have very material
effect on them way or the other
HAY-Consderable activity in this article Prices are
very firm at 4lai5c for bale and 6Ia 70 for country The
stock in this market firm and accommodating for winter
consumption.
WHskEY.-We quote drudge very dull at 23c. Barrels
at 24ic.
PRov.Ioss.-A fair business doing in beef and pork.
Prices do not vary from last quotations. Butter is very
also very brisk; sales at 5la52c
FsH.Mackerel is held at Sl0,50 for No. l, 49, so for
No. Dryicod is in fair demand, at 81 69a2 To- Nothing
else doing in articles under this head
TosAcco-Very little doing in Kentucky. The market
is generally very dull We hear Of sales Of Havana
45c.
BKEADsTUFFs.-Ths market is without change. Gene.
see is held at $4,6S3 We have account the barley
trade at Albany is of short duration and yet is of
porance In October and Nov. 5000 bushels arrived
which, in quantity is nearly equal to fourth of the
wheat arriving at tide water the whole season.
REAL EsTATs-Anthony J. Blocker Co. made the
following sale to-day, Dec. -
The brick front house and lot No 500 Grand street
Goerck street, 25 by 10 feet. ........... $500
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Cleared


IL; ::I:s s;j'
ss T T,ySl w$s:
ton NC. L Powell; Jasper, Howes, Boston.
Ship Albs, Eeuchman from Canton and Macao june a.
s1, s:' Hull DAY: :'i S% Charleston with cotton to
BI;s Albert, -, 30 day, from St. Domingo.
Chs poavs a' non eneosn.rs w .,s r.ss .a I
. Gss .f Be- PILOT a, p S Of her 'w supplied with Pv
sehI MARKETS. Burr Knapp, from Richmond with flour and
schr Maria, Hopkins, from Baltimore with -four John.
schr Henry Chase s,eeman from Richmond with COAL to
master.
Below.
One ship unknown. Also. brig Ava.
Ship Severn, from Liverpool reported yesterday lays
the sW Spit She has $40 Storage passengers.
Sailed.
Ship IL Allen, Wilson, Charleston and others.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
American vessels port-Brgs Abeons Do,as,
days. Tam oshpns Thomas and from New YORK. i,h
10 % a saa GstY :: Sss
of Bo 81 d.s to load salt for
General Record.
PAcKrr INDEPENDENCE. Nye for Liverpool will sail
to-day having been detained by the Me- Her let
ter bags are still at Gilpins
AWREcK-On the 18th ut lat 80 N Ion SO W. the Palmyra
at New ORLEANS from Boston, passed ships lower top
mast and topgaant with yards sails still attached-
had been broken of about feet from the deck and from its p
had been but short time the wateshoud judge
it belonged TO ship of between 400 and 500 tons.
SHr LoU: Xlv-Tow boat Jefferson, at New Orleans
ports the Louis XIV Juge from Havr aground OF johnson
Plantation.
SooP DRoMo Bouehad her passage down from Castle
ton, Sunday Afternoon, when opposite Hsversaw,
covered to be on fire. 1t caught from The stove by the
timely arrival OF boats with assistance from
vessel was saved bat greater part of deck load consisting
BARQpE MoHAwK ashore Hyanns lies sunk in Is feet
water Nearly all her has been taken and several
tempts have been made to get her aoat but thus far without
success.
KEY WEST, Nov. l6The Of brig Ada and cargo has
qeen tried and S2500 awarded to the savors.
SHIP BUILDING New YoRKt appears that the amount
of built the Of New York 1872
70 SenI ia ada Coll
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

o. Owing, probably, to the storm of yesterday,
there no connection between the cars from
Baltimore and those for this city, at Philadelphia
in consequence of which we are without our usual
report of Congressional proceedings on Wednes-
day.
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MARITIME HERALD
Packets 70 Arrive.
Packets to Sail,


We shall estee favor Captains OF Vessels will eiv,
pGrt q !hs Shipping len the fOi whence Sey ssed. sS
Foreign Newspapers or News they may have liz will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
,sndins g Ibis Once all the Marine Intelligence they car
obtain Nautical Information Of sny kind win be thankfully
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CHARLEsToN-Brig Geoge-7 ties rice q Bulkley-34 do 1
nj 20 Lahens co=2i3 bales cotton Prescotti3o Re.
nard co-00 Pedrck-l boz Sore- II II Lynch-2 bblx
+ y Cuttings do Hows-2 J Rogers-2 N Frost-2 n
swift pkg Richardson X Watson. ' y
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LATEST SOUTH Elm SNIP

PHILspELrHA, Dec TArr Ironsides, Morley. Hartford;
Philadelphia, De Hart NYork. -
BALrIMoRg, Dec 6Au Dover, Percval Boston; Justina
Parker Boston.
GroReETowN, SC Dec 2-Au Fanny Colt, Baker, NYork;
Mary. Richardson, dol Ohio, Veazie Denerara.
SAVANNAH Dec 2-Arr Chas Joseph, Mauran Prov
CID Exact, johnson, NYork
Foreign Ports.
MAYAouEz Nov I6-In port, VIM Schroeder Haynes Just
arrived; Alabama, Kingsbury, from Newburyport dss.
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Sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia.

FrRsr BOARD, Dec. 7l5O shares Reading RR, 2sA do
Bank, 5A l0e do Reading RR, it. 23, $1,000 Read
ing RR Bonds 1850 773 10 shares Schuylk Navigation
32 Is do Penna Bank 227; 81 do Camden and Amboy RR
l0o 81 do Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank ~ S45
New Annual 6s 1886 70; $3.50 do do do 10; shares Gil
rard Bank III; do Western Bank AS is do vickaburg
Bank Al 10 do schuylkill Navigation, s2; so do do 3D.
$4,000 Reading RR 6's, 1850 77I
SECOND Board, Dec. $1,000 Wilmington 6's 1858, SIS
$751; $500 City SIS 1861 los; so shares Wilmington RR
263 do Girard Bank, 7 10 do Schuyll Navigation 80?
so do do 33l $4,000 State S. 6si $1,000 Reading RR 6
1850 77l 5000 Wilmington RR 6's 1855 s6 sh ares Me-
chanc,s nix
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Married,

On Wednesday morning, the 9th instant at the Church
OF the Ascension, by the Rev. Gregory T. Bedell Mr.
Albert JouRNEAv, JR. to Miss ELIzABErH b. daughter
of VIM. d. Windle, Esq, all of this city.
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-Thc
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy ofthe city Of New York is now confidently
commended and prescribed by the first meoical pracon-
ofthe city for all Of deety produced either by
indulgence of any kind detrimental to the
constitution II is invaluable remedy for impotence
sterity baroness unless depending maormation
and will be found highly beneficial in all complaints arising
from debilitotcd state of the constitution.
Sold in single bottles 81 each of half dozen S.;
carefully packed and sent to all parts Of the Union.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, 81 Nassau
street. w. s. RICHARDSON Agent.
Dy- DELAY IS DANGEROUS" and is oftentmes
productive Of ruin.-A slight cough, which at its ap-
pearance did not worthy Of notice. has led to the
most fatal consequences Dr. Shermans Cough Lozenges
will give immediate relef-they have effected in the
most desperate cases and better calculated at this
changeabe and cold TO all and rou
blesome coughs thanIany other medicine in They
highly recommended by the faculty and prescribed to
their patients. DIR. Shermans warehouse at06 Nassau
street Agcnts227 Hudson street, lss Bowery; II East
Broadway; SO William street, and Ledger buildings
Philadelphia.
Dl5- PROFESSOR vELPEAUs Celebrated pills. for
the cure Of Gonorrhea elect Fluor Albus and all mo-
capuruent discharges from the Urethra ThesePlls are
warranted to effect in half the time taken by the
old treatment without tantng the breath, disagreeing
with the stomach, confinement from business Price
81 per box. Office and consulting Of the College
Of Medicine and Pharmacy, "a Nassau street
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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Passengers Arrived.
Hail. '' "'a'' anu
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The Presidents Message informs that the deficiency
nearly S6,ooo,Ooo showing vast difference between
the actual receipts and the estimated The Score
tary ofthe Treasury in making his yearly estimate,
qurea every aclty and the duties on imports being the
most important item in the receipts and subject to
huctuaon than iany other of the government
any method Of controlling this branch of revenue would
be very Important and there is no other so feasible so
much wanted, SO popular, as the warehousing system
BY the cxacton of cash duties with currency founded
on a specie basis a warehousing system that will
enable tire importer Of every commodity to relieve
himself from the difficulty attending a prompt de-
mand for cash duties, by placing in demo,
from which he may withdraw at any time such articles
as he has obtained customers for and only pay his duties
when he finds ii convenient to introduce his merchandise
into the channels Of consumption and by permanent cs
Enlistment Of tariff laws, this country will become
settled upon the soundes laws trade the wisdom Of man
could perfect.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

Doc ls43At market, 600 beef cattle, $50 stores 76O
sheep, and 900 swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-k small advance was effected
We quote few extra $475; first quality 81 25a4
cono quai1y sS,1oa4; tnird quahty " Ioa3,I5
BARREIISG CATTLE-Mess So, No. So 62a2, rs; No
2 $2a2,l2
SroREs-Two year old ssal3 three year old $l2als.
SHEEP.-Lots were sold from 92c to 81 so. Wethers
r ON ST 33 to 2.
swrsELots to reddle ia4ac for sows 5a53c for bar
rows. At retail from At to 6Ic
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WANTS A sITUATION-A first rate Cook, well ae-
w qusnted all kinds Of cooking GOOD city r.I ntes
gigen. Apply at "a Watt street. @N'r
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w M h.AD " W.
BRASS %sEy'- FXucE
And At G 81 1sfss B a1tis'fs Gsss j" the
No. 2 2IS H T1sk street,
And corner Of f fhf1s ab n FMKf;h's''n Streets
c'''''Tf'Y /. on D SaFf e ' cS's Of
BLACK LEAD '1 P6T ss'' &Nb cRuC1BLEs,
'.f MEDAL :nd s:' 1..G for
S;T $;"sSf :: fffi g ~ America" Institute
Faucets. None but f.' rate emu mechanic: need apply
CHEAP CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT
80 . 5
y Of his work desires 10 to inform h: Ia sS and the pub
1a : nSS e % he
Sc
In that gentlemen may understand what by
ehsa,s s oowux bill % e to q hs. &. Com a
aa" r .na IL st s snail 'e OF the
Ssf Ts:i Of E"ss" Soa GH! n Gfs
Vests, Of sill. satin, &c 2h e
sf s".. and Vest. sf sSx
ssrss;of Beaver overeoat. from SIS p So norU.T
FS AsssHTFHF YNlTER 4aG. ID
): s::! si 5: s;;ss
committee wv ashngton Lodge No. l-P A: Anyon. iI8
Fulton Br Hail. 90 Barclay Dr. ylee 70 cold
street Bi Hancock, 80 Barclay street. United Brothers
Lodge. No 3aP A. LAYTON 3 Centre street, Br Clarke,
Welt Br Knsls 2s2 Bowery Old German Covenant
Lodge, No. 5-P. A. Banzhai1 Front So Forsyth Br
Weihn 26 Trinity place B Haner, So Ann street Dr. Gent
Of Orange and Chatham and at Dodsworths Mu
sic Saloon, 1872 Broadway. d7 a.ec
INTENSIVE COMMERCIAL LAW AGENCY. esiab
81 h' i. $ s: pf%':
Iehaa is invited this s.sbli.9me.. Located !!
the Tan and facilities oe ed render them service in the way
of business The propreiors have ready established
pordence section of the Union and intend
extend rapidly possible to embrace every colec
ton district in the United States
Anticipating uth from the mercantile CON-
munty will sustain useful and prsiseworthy enterprise
they prepared give reference merchants for whom they
scrutiny from IN interested their plan Of business
character, and ability TO carry out the urdtrtaking
n2e eodlotsisr ~ William street.
CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
" UNITED STATES No. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DOBBS have received bales Of splendid
patterns Of English Three Ply double superne Ingram
Window shades all Of which having been purchased at
low prices for CASH. will be sold from Is to 30 cent lower
than at any other establishment in this city.
NJ B. Just received
10000 yards Ingram Carpetng s Cd to Is Cd per yard
10000 warranted all wool Carpetng, Is per yard
10000 double superfne Csrpeting, IS to IS per yard
10000 Three Ply Carpeng from 8s to l2s per yard
$4,000 pairs Transparent Window Shades from 81 TO $3 the
yards ESG5 III GSh fSy Hs Ms B ysd
the first. Carpet establishment above Hester street.
n23 2wistm
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MONDAY, Dec. l.. Is43
THE NORWEGIAN VIOLNIST,
OLE BULL,
WILL have the honor OF giving CONCERT at the TIA
w benacle, assisted by
MADAME SPO1R ZAHNS
80 AND MISS SOPHIE GJERTZ.
Mr. TIMM will preside at the Piano Forte
PROGRAMME
FART /.
Overture, Orchestra
Arr-Madame Spohr ZahE-composed by l.. Srobr
Fantasia and Variations a theme Eom belIibi
composed and performed by Ole Bull
antssia for the Piano Forts. Iom the Opera Of La
Stranera, composed by Thalbery
Executed by Miss Sophie (ijerz
Siciliano Tanuela, composed and executed by Ole
Bull.
PART H.
A Mazurka--composrd and performed by Miss Sophie
Gjeriz B-Valsr-composed by Chapin-executed
by Miss Sophie Gjer 2.
Adaso heligioso-A Mothers Payer-coa posed and
executed by Of, Bull
AIDE, aide Sono composed by Beethoven
Madame Spokr Zshn
II CaInevale di Verezia-.V atoms by Paganini
Executed by Ole Bull
Tcaet each be had the Astor House, the principal
music stores, and At the door.
The doors will at 7-Concert o'clock.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS--As the mode of a seafaring
life often attended with peculiar to that class
when shore, and disease contracted which exhibit
itself until they aoat the broad and in order 10
only the live, but the service. Of valuable hands mas
with Dr. Hunters Red Drop The genuine medicine is TO be
obtained No. Division street the only place IN New York
Price 81 vial This medicine be had in Boston,
Charcston, Buffalo, NY 1t may be obtained a. No.
S Maiden lane, Albany, N. Y. do ltsr
, 1843-04-29
COusining.

A country gentleman lately arriv-
ed at Boston and Immediately repair
ed TO the house Of n relative, n ladv
"ho had married a merchant of that
city. The parties were glad to see
'in. and invited him to make their
house his home, as he declared his in
'en'ion Of remaining in the CITY bur
day or two. The huSbnn of the
lady, an>inus 20 show attention 10 Il
'reiatire and frien1 # his wife. took
the ~cen,lemln's horse Ia II livery ,ta-
be in II mover street. Finally, the
visit became 4 visitation, and TIE
merchrnr. after an ~plapse of eleven
days. found. beside l"dgin. and horri-
ing the gentiem n. 4 prettv c"n-iirri
be bill had run MP nj The livery sta
be. Accordingly lie went IL the
mnn wh" kept the stable and told
him. when the gentleman took his
hrrs" he would pay The hill. 'Vrr-
good" snid The stable keeper. IL
unders'an | YOU. Accordingly. in Il
short time. the county gentleman
went Ia The stall lie. ordered his horse
Ia he got ready. the Till WIS, o.
course. presented. Oh sad the
CenIlemln. .'Nr. so and So. nv rel.
lion" i'll ply this VERY god SIR
IN order from Mr.. will be the
same az ney." The horse was
put up again. nni down went the
country gentleman 10 the Long
Wharf. where the merchant kept.
"N ELL said he IL am going now"
"Arn v"n,' s1id the merchant. well.
good bye. SIR '.Wrll about NV
horse: the MN say The hill must be
paid for lis keepng." 'WeIl.I sup
pn,e thai is I'LL rI.h'. sir" s.Y"~-
well. but You know I'm y.ur uif-'s
Cousin" sYrs.' sad lie merchant.
! know that you are. bit your horse
is NIT
, 1843-04-29
MISSOURI, SATURDAY, April. %. 1sAa.
A No6k Pyop,sit;0n.-A lady O

A Noble Proposit;on.-A lady of
Lancaster, Pa. proposes to the sex
throughout The State. that they turn
their whole stock of jewelry into coin
buy up the State stock and present
1t to the State. According 10 her es.
'inaie, the value Of The :rinke,s he
l"-ing To the ladies' Of Penn.vlvania.
IL SI8.5oo 600. jnsi enough 10 pur-
cha'e The Safe stocks at fifty per
crnts and thus pay off the State
de'.t.
"Our lords" she observes, "will
never paw tie debt in the world
and il will cprini ~ he M very great
hardS''i,, far IL. 10 dispense with our
jewelTy for Il short tine. And When
"" prv of this great debt tor them.
orr c%ilivaIr ms beaux will be both n
II" and willing I" buy Us "A new sup.
plv."
, 1843-04-29

MEcu,Nics.--The late pecuniarv
r"v"luti"n which has drsrlaied the
! nj. has left Il va'unhl- testimony OF
the mechanics. as n class. In look
ing over the list Of Bmkrup:s we Gud
hut few OF them. and it is Il remmka-
hle fact. That their assets were so PEI
cent. more than the assets of iho,r
VIII" aiTrc'ed 10 despise the name oi
mechanics. To the Mechanic there
is 10 capital like integrity. The
great secret of the of the first
mechanics in this city. is the forming
oi their conduct by The rules Of in
dustrv, and Il just sense Of the efftc,
Of moral elevation. They have guild,
ed them IN prosperity. and when the
hour Of advisi'y has reached them, il
has been Il consolation To themselves,
their families and their friends. that
they have preserved their integrity
spo,iess and unimpeaceed.-[N. Y.
Sun.
, 1843-04-29
Parting Interview with Emmett.

The reader paobatIy knows thai
Mr.. Emmett was a celebrated lawyer
and statesman in Ireland, and that h.
was unfortunately, betrayed by hi,
enemies, in an attempt TO emancipa,e
his countrymen from tyranny ami op.
pres<inn. He WIS therefore Convict
ed of the crime of treason. and SEN
fenced TO be executed. His speech
before MS judges aud ACCUSES is con
sdcred most pointed and eloquent
The evening before his death, while
the workm-n Were busy with Tie scaf
t"ld. n Young LADY WIS ushered into
the dungeon. 1t was the grIl whCm lie
so f"ndlv loved, and who had now
come Ia bad him her etelnIl farewell.
lie was leaning. in n melancholy
mood. against the wirdnw frame Of
his prise n. aud the heavy cliupmn of
his chains sm"i" dismally on her heart.
TIE interview was bitterly affecting
and melted even the calI"us soul of
the ga"Ier. As for Emmett hIiise {,
he wepD and spike little; bot as he
pressed lis beloved in sllrnc.. 10 his
hoSnm. his cuunienance BETRAYED his
emuIi,nS. In n lew voice. half choak-
ed hy anguish, he besuught her not 10
forget him: he reminded her of their
former happiness. of the lnn--lasi
days OF their childhood, aud runciud-
I'd hv requesting her sometimes /"
visit the enc where their infancy
was spent. and though The world
might repeat his name with scurn. To
cling 10 his memory wIlh affection.
Al ihIS very Instant. the evening bell
petird from The n,i-hG'uil ing ciiuIch.
EI.n,tt started AT tie sound; and as
iir tell tina. this was HE Iast TINE he
should ever hfar lis dismal eci.o-s, he
folded his beloved still Closer Ia his
hart. and bent over her sinking form
with eyes streaming with affection.
The turnkey entered al tie m"ment;
slammed oi rs weakness. he dashed
he r,Sfng drop from his eye, and Il
own aYain i"wer.d on las c"unie
nance. The man mean hnIe approach
cd /" tea the ladv irnm lis embraces.
Ov"rpo~ered BY his ierlings. he c"u;d
max" M resistance; but as he %cluomi.
" released her from his hold. gave her
i little mini ,;ure OF himself. and With
tins parting token OF attachment. Im-
prnrei rar last kisses of "a DING man
"ron her lips. On gaining the door.
sne tuned round us 1t /" gaze m
m"re on the Object OF her widowed
love. lie c"ught her eve as she re-
used; IL VAS but for a moment; the
dungr.n door saung hack again upon
lis hinges. and as it closed after her.
informed hun too surely, that thew
had met for the last time upon
earth.
, 1843-04-29
For ti,e Young.

REsoLUTIoY.-Thrre j. certainly
nothing IN man 50 potential for veal
or woe as firmnrss ri purpose. Reso.
luton is almost onnipofcn'. Shcri.
hnn vas at first rinid and obliged to
ait down in the midst of a speech.
Convinced of and mortified at the
cause Of his total failure, be said one
dav TO n fiend s'Ir is in me, and il
shall come out From thai moment
t.e rose and shnne anil triumphed in a
-consumate ~elnqnen"e. Here WAS
irue moral cnurarP.--lnd il vas
well observed. BIZ y Heather moI;l.
Isl. thru II is moi because things are
difficult that we dare not und"r;ale
Their. Be ihou itmid in spirit. In
dulce n" d"ubrs. fnr doubts are ,rai
tors. in the practical pursuits 81 our
high aim. let nS never lose si-hf O
it IN ia" slightest instance: f"r II is
more hv n disregard nf snail things.
than by open and fragrant ofruccs.
that mea come short al excrllrnre.
Sat. Courier.
, 1843-04-29
THE DAISY.
EY Dr.. nonD.

DY DR.. HonD.
Not worlds on worlds in phalanx deep.
Need we 20 show a God is here;
The daisy, fresh from winters sirrp,
Tells Of his hand in lines Is clear.
For u no but he that arched the skies.
And ope'd the day springs living flood,
Wondrous alike IN all he tries,
Could rear The daisy's purple bud,
Mould its green cup, it's wiry stem.
Is frineed border necsly spin,
And cut the gold embossed gem,
hat, set with silver, CLEANS within.
And fling it unrestrained and FREQ
Ger hill and dale and desert sod.
That man. where'er lie walks. may see
At every step the trump Of GID.
, 1843-04-29
e.Hu

A jolly RED NosE.--t capital
story IL told IN the Salem R~ri.rer al
y man with Il most rsspl.n ien' and
fl"rr p o%''osriS. vino went 10 ALBANY
i,r the purpose "f asking an "fic.. o.
Gov. Ii mck. Being cautioned moi
10 appear before the Governnr (wln
Is Il strong Temperance mnn) in that
n"sa.h no. ty the advice Of 4 wa giSh
physician. applied a lIv>eed pmnl
iic- TO It before going 10 bed the night
previous l., his intended call on the
Governor. The next "a ruin, he ap-
pearei III The breakfast table uf the
hotel with his nose blelrhrd and
!'arh"Ilei, looking fur all the woIli
like 7 wishPr-wpnan's thumb. The
do't"r va himself an applicant for
.ih e. living in thu same hotel and
had advisel tie pouiti.c "nly in Il
j,ke: hm' when he iouni The MN had
actually aap'"i il. he let the cat out
"f the i'rg The h"arirrs were ac-
corLinsly nn the look out f,r the pa
t'"nr IN tie morning, and when the
nose ap cared. there WAS y roar Of
! n.hter AT the table. and the poor
fellow had 10 chlrg. his lodgings be-
'o~r cal in npnn he temperance
G's-rnm --fC"r n. Register.
An'lher joke W. perp-rraird up
IN IN arp'mant for "firc. A Mr..
A.. win" asked Tor the "tfi e e To
bacc" Inspector. was inf,rued Nv the
wng- nj Congress II al hit Govern
or Bnuck found i, So difficult la o..
tain correct III: 'rmatinn in relation Ia
New York applicants thar he had sent
for a clerical trend on whose intell,-
enc aud advice he could rely; that
this clergyman had holdings there;
and that ~ candidate could hope To
succeed without his end"rsempni.-
Mr.. A., with some difficulty. OBJ
tanned an n-r"ductinn TO this poten-
tial cler-ymln, whom he found in his
room. orcupi-d rs the mayor and ci,r-
zens of London found the Duke Of
Glos,er when they went 10 .enfnrce
him to n world Of cares" The oh
i"ct If the visi, WIS eyp' ,inod.--
Several interviews >ucrerd ID. Ma
nv diff ullirs were A.
n,nng lie indispensable request 5 FIR
the >trIcrc>t te uperauce WAS
chi. JurI, All wrS runt on sNIn-
minrlv until The cantii ia'c discover
ed ms reverence nj the bIr vi h u
Glass "f brandy AMI WAFER To- his lip!
Tni> led la an i qurv Which dep'iv-
ed cur .hr"isal l.r.hhar. L. VI ID.
Slanmt. ii hlSrnc. meals II is ,carce
" n crS-arv I" afd that The hnave'i
cand,d ur for ~'n'ncro inspector paid
hi hill. AMI set OF ty the H"uslt n.
ic Ri road for Ne" Y"rk.--[Alb.
journal.