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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-01

" AUCTiON.-On Thursday afternoon next, at
o'clock, F. M, will sell in front Of my store hand
some assortment of new and secondhand Carriages:
2 Rockaways s aaa esa8s sS@ s
2square Carriages
- Buggies ii s asss ,8#is ss5g
very superior Coachee. modern style
2 Coaches, suitable for private families or hacks
2 large square Wagons, suitable for market wagons
II Harness, Saddles, Brides, sc.
tge f WILLIAM MARSHALL,
apl-at Auctioneer.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-01

have received from the agent, VIM. F. Bayly,
Pennsylvania avenue, between llth and 18th
streets, the last number Of the abovenamed ex-
cellent magazine. To speak Of its merits would
be superhuous: it is sufficient to say, that the
present number shows no lack Of taste or ability.
fully recommend 10 the attention of all Free
Traders not satisfied with the practically bene-
fetal results Of protective tariff at home, as
they will there find the most cogent and unan-
werable arguments against this fallacy-now
attempted to be fastened on this country by vi
sionary politicians.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-01
i 0CAL N E W s.


A Literary and Scientific Meeting of the Ma
tional Institute will commence to-day, and will
continue lis session during the week. We copy
the following from the published programme Of
the proceedings of the Institute:
"The opening address will be delivered by
the Hon. RoBERT J. WALKER, in the Presbyte-
rian Church on Al street
"The Library Hall in the Treasury building
has been appropriated to the use Of the Institute
during its session. and will be open to the mem
bers and invited guests at 8 o'clock. A. M. on
Monday, and on that and each succeeding day in
the week from ill 10 in the evening.
:" The members and their guests will assem-
BILE at the Treasury on Monday at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, and will move in procession to the
church. ses
q "1he exercises in the church will consist of
series Of discourses TO be delivered and papers
to be read, from 1 o'clock in the morning Of
each day until in the afternoon.
" AT these exercises, Ladies, Foreign Minis
tiers, Members Of the Senate and House Of Rep
-resentatives and their respective Officers. the
Reverend Clergy, Officers of the Army and Ma
w, Strangers, Officers connected with the differ
ent Departments ofthe Government and the pub
JIG generally, are respectfully invited TO attend.
sThe names Of the persons who will address
the meeting from day to day will be announced
in the gazettes."
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-01

The CHARTER CONVENTION will, we under
stand, close its labors at its next session nothing
remaining now to be done, but to put together
in proper form the plan already adopted. The
gentlemen composing that body deserve well Of
their fellow citizens for the prompt manner in
which they have performed the duty assigned
them, as well as for the ability and discretion
which they have evinced in the consideration Of
SO important subject. s8
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-01

CODA WATER, fresh from the fountain, at GIL
~ MANS Drug Store. feb "a
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-01

Z "
D c. WASHINGTON, Pennsylvania apenue, be-
LII. tcee 9h and 10Th streets, has just received his
spring supply Of fancy and staple Dry Goods, equal
in style and variety to any other stock in the District
sH FANCY GOODS aT
Elegant Silks, in great variety, from so cents to $2
Watered figured and plain Black Silks, large supply
Plaid and and striped Silks, light spring colors
Wool Balzarines, most fashionable style
Silk and Wooden Balzarines, new and beautiful
article
Moussenes de Lame, large supply in great variety
Colored Bereges, Of every style and quality
Silk striped Bsreges, every color and quality
French Lawns, very best quality
Lace striped Baizarines and Lawns
Ginghams, French and English Chintzs, &c.
sHAwLs.
Silk and Satin Shaws and Scarfs, splendid article
Berege Shawls and Scarfs, every style and price
Elegant embroidered Thbet and Mousseline Shawls
Fancy Handkerchief, Scarfs, sc.
4s4s STAPLE GOODS. efatg9
2 cases super and medium Irish Linens, Richard
sons celebrated, warranted pure and very cheap
case Wright's very superior, for American market
90 pieces A for pillow cases
40 superior Damask Table Cloths, from 8 to 1914
10 pieces Russia Table Linen, a durable end cheap
article
Damask Napkins, Linen Towelling, sc.
1874 and lO-4 Russia and Irish Sheeting
Birdeye and Huckaback Diaper ~
Russia Diaper and long Lawns
In short, every article Of the kind usually required
for housekeeping
IN DoMEaTIcs.
Super and medium undressed Longcloths expressly
for shifting
10 bales GA, A., and 7-8 unbleached Cottons
general assortment of goods for boys wear
FOR GENTLEMEN's WEAR.
20 pieces blue black and fancy colored English and
French BroadclOths RpfT% 4tH II f56TIGSHf A
Blue, black, and fancy colored Spring Cassimeres
Satin, Masceilles, and other vestings
Satin MoussclIne, and other Scarfs, very rich and
beautiful ISL
A large supply Of Gloves, Hosiery, suspenders, SC.
The above, together with every other article in
the dry goods line, having been carefully selected at
the different markets at the North, customers may
confidently rely on finding them as cheap as at any
other establishment in the District. f. i@et
mar 2l-- r. C. WASHINGTON.
LIAR BRUSHES AND COMBs.-Just received
IL at the Washington Perfumery and Fancy Empo-
rum, of Pennsy lyania Avenue and 18th street,
an additional supply Of Hair, Tooth, Nail and Sha-
wing BRUSHES
Tuck, Side, Dressing, and Pocket COMBS.
Which now renders my assortment ono Of the most
complete offered for sale in this District
3 The public are respectfully invited TO call and cx-
anime @. JAMES CLEPHANE,
mar IA Corner of Penn. Az. and 18th ct.
M GLASSES IS hhds. Porto Rico Molasses, for
lVl sale by s. HOLMES,
mar 49, t8t Grocer, 7th street.
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NOTICE. subscriber has on hand and for
i sale, at Mr.. G. B. Calvert's Steam Sawsmill,
Year Bladensburg and also near the Railroad Depot,
soned White Oak, Red Gum, and other timbers,
suitable for House framing, Mwrghts, Wheelrights,
sc. Also Axletrees, Hubs, &C., seasoned and green
Planks for Wagons aud Carts, 60. Also Maple and
Ked Birch Beadstead ecantling from to 5inches
square. Also for saieat tho Washington Railroad
Depot. from one to one hundred and 6fty cords Of
Oak Wood, at "a per cord, delisersd.n Persons
wishing to purchase,will please call the subscrb-
or in Washington, near the Raikoo& Oepcts or leave
their orders al tina Railroad OGee a Mr. r.. Relt,
Bladensburg. and they will b. puncaually attended TO-
Terms Cash. J. CAHO, Agent for
mar 2l--dtml c. b. CALVERT.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-01

AZ WAsHINoToN LIGHT INrANrRY.-The regular
meeting of the corps will be held this Monday even
ing at q, O'clock BY order.
apl JOS. d. TATE, Secretary.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-01

THE CENTRE MARKET was well attended on
Saturday BY both buyers and sellers. We have
never seen at any season better supply Of shad,
rock, and perch, than on that day, which sold at
very reasonable prices. We noticed on the
bench Of Mr.. Douglass several fine lunches Of
asparagus. The vegetable market. generally,
gave evidence that our market gardeners have
not been idle, but have, as usual, prepared them
selves 10 supply plentifully from the storehouse
of nature the coming season
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-01

Clay CoHcERT.--We had the pleasure Of
hearing many popular Wing songs at Concert
Hall, on Saturday evening last, by Mr.. Dur
FIELD, who was assisted by several amateurs of
considerable merit. The evening being very
Indictment, of course the attendane was not as
full as could have been desired. We under
stand it is the intention of Mr. ID. to repeat the
Coseert on tomorrow evening, when it is hoped
the Wings will give him bumper.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-01

n n GLASSES IS hhds. Porto Rico Moasses, for
lVl sale by 8. HOLMES,
mar 49, 'a Grocer, 7th street.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-01

Just RECEIvED, large lot Of Cieths. Cassi-
d meres, and Vestmgs-- M
10 pieces black twilled French Cloths a
10 pieces West Of England Cloths
10 pieces West Of England blue Cloths
10 pieces fancy colored Cloths
10 pieces West of England black Cassmeres
10 pieces light Cassimeres, suitable for the Spring
10 pieces buff Cashmere Nesting
10 pieces figured and plaid Vestng
pieces black Satin A8etssa
All Of which we will have made up to order in the
best style and at the shortest notice. Fits guaranteed
in all cases. Those that are in want Of good and
cheap Clothing win please favor US with call, a.
we are confident we can sell the same quality Of
Cloths, Casslmeres, and vestings twenty-Gye Per
cent. less than any other establishment in the city.
HALL BROTHER.
N. B. We have fifty broadcloth Frock and Dress
Coats, made in England which we will sell It SIS
the greatest bargains ever seen in this country.
mar g. tna II. - b.;
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"A PHILADELPHIA BIRD CAGES
I'm extensive assortment of Mocking and Canary
Birds Cages just received, and for sale at manufac.
turers prices JAMES M. DORSETT,
.5s Snuff Tobacco, and Fancy Goods Store,
Mar % Pa. Av. No. Ii, east of Gadsby's Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
THE WDIG ALMANAC FOR 1916

VIII be published few Gays. 1t has been delayed n or
der to the Ocal Returns Of the Presidential Election
from Il the States Besides the usual Calendar adapted
to a the States and Territories of the Unon II VIII contain
entire these three r.est and mpesIshabe National documents
The DECLARATION or iNpEPESDEScE, The CoNsTiTr-
11os eF THE UNITED STATES, ind WAsHISGroSs FARE
VIII ApDpEss Tsese aoBe surely worth the price oi the
AImanec II will contain List Of all the Officers under Inc
United States Government with their compensation, including
those the state Department all Foreign Mnsa CGnsr and
rent. nlso the number and salaries of all Clerks this De
Dar,nen T. will likewise contain full List OF all the On
GERS attached to the Tcr Department. including Indian
Agents Interpreters. Teachers Mechanics and Clerks olceFs
In the ierent Renm Cadets, &c. with tie places where
the services sre performed and the compensation In relation
to the Treasury DrvarHeH i: Will contain the number Of
s the Clerks ard a the Custom House Officers, Stofekeepef
I4sht- -Eonse Supentendents Registers and Eeceirefs OF
MONEYS for Public Lands with the compensation OF each In
renion 10 the Srru Department. there Will be found 'e
number aEa pay CT all The Commanders, Captains Liecls
ants Mispuien Meracs He-ds OF Bureaus, Clerks, &c
with Their respective salaries End compensation List OF
the Names md Force of all the United Staes yes- Ao
the number and pay of Clerks and Agents of the Post Office
Depe-tn with tie number of Postofces in each of the
Saie IKE aggregate amount paid 10 Postmaster IN each
,, aud the nett receipts the Department Also, the
paid in each Stale TO Mail Contractors. The
ner and pay of he Judges Of the United Staies Cours
Compensation of Members Of Congress. Mileage. &c; En-
eerses OF the PEbic Printing, c c SC VIII also contain
vnrety OF Other a1is ,rich vii be found usetui to u
clssses
- This Aia,auac also contains complete I;st q The
Duties paid on articles Imported into the United ssa ulaet
the existing Taufi, arranged In alphabetical orref
~ The price is the same herctofore VIZ for single
copy 81: cents, 81 per dozen. or s. per 100
" PosuaSers renting 81 ea,iiled 10 Is copies
GREELEY 5, MoELRATfi,
Tribune Buildings, New -yots.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
CITY INTELLl G ENCE
THURSDAY.
Superior Court.
RnSnre Iniice OAKLEY.
DbbIC JAs-c
II At N,p,

Csorra R,bsrts ". Jrcob II. Vanderbilt.--Tras'
~ and ,sssn nri ba;ierv-Tne plaintiff j. p,oprc,o. s
daily paper Boston and @as Pns;ense 10 ae !. a e
", Por, while ON board. complained o AZ ex'n cnaise
OF 20 cests having heen demanded .os psssas p'e 3 & -
tinn nj r,ro.i which terminated the Nor..ci ana Nofce
sr rosa s Captain came up and said NJ k2DeI,s, yo,
mn Ee too much noise. and too o!fciet IN i orsne ~
sr repci that he hld night 20 speak ~, nih 20 ai
m .senrst in the boat Father words onsne 'yhen tae y
tan csed Nj r. id scamp, and NJ T. repnsa ey ca, x
rucE Mr. r. and Knocked him down, and when ne nose u
the dsck ordered him forward The present action s. III G. /
sequence. brought. -, ~, n uoI t..,, =,
ry puppy before the word scamp was used ana sn, nam = -
Mr. Roberts. being eDgry. he.d mp Ms nnEei III "s'e'ss
u,anner-Ver,iict for plaintiff, So
Jonathan n. Douglass vs.. Edward J. rhor'as' :
Action d, recover the amount Of notes. o c each ma
~ II, w, rennev ana endorsed by defendant 4 pleo
Of sry was set np in deienceThe found verdict ia
plaintiff.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
Police Office,

Brglary-About . o'clock this morning the
drug store of James Stewart Of Pe md Mott streets,
was burgaousy entered through the front wnow, and some
dale and Horton arrested Wm Dixon. the burglar, and he
was committed TO answer
Stealing Coat.-Catharine Lyons was arrested
md committed for stealing from Amos Powell
of Leonard and Centre Streets
Charged ictM F'Or.ery.-Ransoyn Fairweafher
was arrested on bench from the Sessions in
Gcment found by the present Grand Jury charging hun with
forgery From The nidrv appeared th1t the accused
WINS plaintiff suit Chnncery, and through his solicitor,
consented in writing settle he matter for siCO; that two
Jays afferward the accused went the Office Of the defend
nnts solicitor and while unobseryed with pen erased the
names instrument The accused held TO bail before
he Recorder o
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
Cc,,rr OF seasions.

Refnro The Recorder and Aldermen ScHEIFYELS and SEA
MAN. N. c. PATERSON. ESQ., District Attorney.
Case of Samuet ddams, indicted Tor false pre-.
tence-n this case argued yesterday the Court in compl
nnce the OF defendants Counsel reduced the bail
70 s5,cc0, uneNceptionabe oau
In the case Of William A Richie. also indicted
for obtaining property by false peences the Court on notion
reduced the bai TO $3,UVo.
7tlai for AsSonA and Battery James Hunt,
Sunday Officer of the 9Th Ward tired fO assault and
battery on Mary Ferris of Orangestree whom, as she sup
posed he struck her back several tunes with he
arrested aud taking her ts the Police Oice the latter part
of August last the Of Anthony ad Ounse
on a charge odunkenness. SIZE SAID she WINS not drunk at
hnd taken CuSse ma sitting down to
st here-that she had the marks of the blows for fortnight
ON her buck and that the siu broken place. 1t
yns proved also Officer Martin that the defendant beat her
because did walk ustetnt he also ben her with
rattan when the apartment OF the prison. when she
cried aloud.
in the defence Alderman HasbrouclS deposed
that he examined the and tha. there were two or three
mnrss of the blows or welts back That defendant told
wcss that the had seized him by the throat and tore
his Cravat which the he struck her, 1he woman
appered cry for effect Witness told the Justice he had bet
ter reprmund the officer and let him co. we thought the
injury tring and that the officer had only been I'M.
prudent
Mr. Zee Counsellor at Law, deposed that he
came to the Police as bail oI the accusedhat tho JUSTICE
appeared sptcu accused and that Counsellor Camp threat
eied him. the accused. The WINS found TO be nten.
peate and of bad chaacter The jury nite long ub
.nce could ngrce md discharged They wereeiglt
acqual md four for conviction. Roe proSeqa was
then entered.
In0fher Assault and Battery.-Henry r. Col
ton on TIE 18th September last, striking him the breast
with ruler something clse when lie dnned him tor debt
The jury unable to agree and were discharged
The Cour, adjourned 10 Friday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
zzuuucDenuasn.-ur.z

~ Alerunderss sTricobaphe.-ANewanaa, New am 4, Il
unLe aiscoys " beng u Liquid Dye which lpis,
without n,r 10 Ina Hlis or Skin The great
hs Iye consss in its easy mode Of Application and s hops
neous effect, Ill other dyes requiring NON Ten 10
TO produce any change. ara upos s
lis superior excellence viii be ppareut TO even sresdws
single application For Saleby Ri.hton Co. is k
10 Ay,or House and BfaadwIy cor of llh sree
sinwu IS Wihan striGt, aud Johnson, 5ioofe Ia
Liberty street of Il. & G. At tWnSh soe aSe "a im
Phliadephla.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

The packc, Utica from Havrc. repohsNov 18Th ,ss
the heSd oi mainast; 2Sh lat H. 81. when lying -,
heavy ale from WNIv at midnight, shpped sea e.
ring half mn hour aer sea struck the jbb9om -
awny-the bowsprt cap and parted the fore and
fhe ship Sea arrived evening from Liverpool On
Nov carried nwny fore nns foro tot-mast,
mast and main, royalnist with all the yards and sa - 70
ed 70 them Peter Bonler and james snih sealSo
Sea ns eight days without any sal! forward The
cept Temporary Pre:a She made % the eS;'s Ss mSas
iah iohn Wilson seanan, fell from the m'zen.iop
and was 50 seriously injured expire m twelve @ w.
The ship Kalamazoo, arrived from LysTpooi " bazssts
Robuson seaman was wyrsted oeerb0t 70 80 rad.
and lost in Ion H. car Ell away the t4 ~ i-c ~,
nnd nlr,ns. mn entire sui: Of suis The - c"nh"'
f,or, ,haI tyhrd.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

TIE EFFECT OF SANDS SARsAPARiLLA upon The yleiiE
of uicero humorous and cptve disease may DC conpar
to that of Electricity upon drooping plant u aiae
abhed by experiment, that angul;hinE pMn' may e
shocks of electricity through its roots nnd nnes and
equally established truth at The p@teat anS
Ia IS claimed to he remedy will derive from that eSfsor
nary p,epnraon the same Tcsuscltsimg influence.
or value and efficacy see pamphlets, which may be obs
oi the proprieiots and their qgents gratis an
SAN{JS wholesale Druggists 70 Fulton street. Ncrye
Sold also al 40 Broadway u East Broadway and bY Ds
gsts geucully Throughout the United Sihie'.
p,cs al uer hottie: six bottles for IS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

FROM OREGoN.-Letiers have been received in
this city from the Methodist Missionary Station at
tie Willamette, Oregon, as late as June 7th. The
Rev. DIR, GARY had arrived ut Willamette cia the
Sands ch Islands, himself and wife in good health.
Nothing Of special Importance had occurred, since
the last advices. MIR, Gary considers livery doubt
iul whether missionary efforts will be attended with
much success in that quarter of the world.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
John Is. Cough.

To lie Editor q TIE 1T7Jaac.
This young man has j, in his power to ''wake up"
the citizens of New York on the subject Of Tenn
psrance, as they were never awakened before. And
allow me through the columns of The Tribune to
call the attention of those who provide places for
him to speak TO This fact; large class oi people,
the very class TO whom he should speak, nee iect 10
hear him because ne speaks in church. As Tenn
perance has no connexon with sect necessarily
more than with party, we bound TO respect this
prejudice in sur desire for the reform OF this portion
OF our fellow men. Let Mr. Cough lecture at Gro
ION Hail at National Hall, Tammany Hall, Niblo's,
Columbian Hall, and similar places and we should
Sc. such shaking of tie dry bones as we never
Witnessed before. Now is the time for a great work
10 be commenced. True, it will require energy,
perseverance and money TO carry II on, but the
fruits will ill the ricnest gTanery cur o7erfiowing
ewes ever beheld. EXPERIENCE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
To-Dny,s Outside.

First Page-Communicatio The Native Question
Literary Notices Wayland and Fucrs Discussion on Slave
ry: Young Me, by One of Them; Touching Incident
Boo,less Exciteu ent Steam Engines in France
Last Page The Cry of the Human'-a beautiful Poem
by Elizabeth Barrett Thanksgiving German bed hairc
Mon;neau Meserism Compressed View Of Scundinav
nm Literature Labor and its Reward a Wedding Ride
The Rn,ttesses of the Church.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

PORTABLE SHAVING CAars.-The subscribers have com.
peied their arrangements for the manufacture of the above 20,
which, a:ge va.nty ready for examinations beng
of most compact forms. and equal finish TO the imported.
having this advantage that the articles they connin ofhe
st quality, and the useful among which the Metallic
Tablet for keeping azo in perfect order The public
yited to examine at the Toilet Furnishing Store I63 Broadway
q! ots G. SAUNDERS & son.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

TIE Aims. HousE-We are Informed that tie
expenses of this department of our City Govern
mcnt this year will be considerably increased
yer the expenses of last year. We trust that
our information may prove to be incorrect.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

The oPERA.-To-nigh, the favoriie Opera oil
Bsitsario will be repeated for the last time. 'anla-
81, the new basso, has well sustained the repnanoa
which preceded his debut. His voice is ofyery good
natural quality, and his musical education is CON-
Plese. lie is great acquisition the troupe. The
gem OF rhe Opera is the duet in the first act between
Tamasi and Perozzi, which received an eu,husias.
sis 4Aeare. The female parts a,e rather subordi-
oats bib borghese and Pico do ali that is pos
), assRi,h their roles. Pico's ContraLo is some
;, elec,rifyiug, and Borshsse, with the bsseech-
;n.. 49, ~ nuousuess Of her voice, touches he most
,s-s.s;.-A ut heart.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
MARRIED

On wednesday, The lth insitnt, BY Rey O. H. Reed ,
PARES To MARTHA, daughter Of Asa Starkweaiscf 20
All Oi all Of this city.
On the sh .n.,. by Rev. Wm Norr,. Mr JasIEs nrv
On he 4,h instant by Rev. Dr. Knox ISAAC AsTFy :.
ANN MARIA thIrd daughter OF Nr. Jane, Ward I'll of y,
cify
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
Court OF Common P,ens.
Refo,c J,dee ULsuoEgrEr.


Vim. ]. Burritt vs.. l.. ). Comstock.-Achon Tor
Ebel-This case was continued. Mr.. Scheiein and MI
Rshton called show tina; the practice among drug
rists was not 10 counterfeit medicine which hnd us or
gin here The cossexamnaon however did not fully oeef
out the idea. ru
Dr. Leeds res,ifed to being the proprietor OF lay
or's Basam Of Liverwort it invented by the he Ut r
A. Thaycr who was acquainted with Dr. Tsror II has been
IN existence Il years has been counteeed by the anu
Mr. Burrtt; knows OF Mr. B. counteretng other medicines
among them Hays Lninent, and Balm OF Columbia knew
Dr. Thayer when he rt invented 1t. IN connection with p
Taylor was Dr. Thaycrs first agent io the sale OF the ar;
Gle. married Mrs, Thayer. widow o Dr. l. hese han
courterfeits OF 3rundreth's Pills sold 10 me; sc.
H. FL. Porter sworn.-t know the plaintiff has
ben engaged in cobteretnc other peoples medicines, such
~ BeckvIts pills and oTolats Pills knew him 10
fncrrc several hundred he commenced dong so IN le
materials in the gross and put them together had no rec
ne but did according 10 Judgment Mr. Burnt sold the
nils made believe. the druggists generally Alter eav
me Mr. B. sold Monts, ana BecSwiths ard BraHdfeth s
pills and other medicines Mr. Gomstock; sold The Aotats
pills 10 him for IS gross do not know that the ot the
Genuine was s2l gross Some OF the Brandre's Pills sold
ss low as s2a gross did not tell Mr. Comstock that they
dozen different kinds medicine, Andcrons and Cooper
Pills Harlem Pills. sc. put them according 10 my ludg-
r,ent sold them generally to the druggists decline mn,
swerrr whether or not manufactured hloiats, Beckwith
AiorTisons Lee and Bfandets Pills on my account
Mr. Cons,ock told time that ne had been sued
which had sold him. He SAID he didn't know they
hiS shelves was LOT hnd sold his partner did not feel
when alr C. stated that he had got INTO difficulty IN coe
0cce of the pills he OF that his troubles bad been
spncd By any deceit of IN relation 10 their true charac
ter-The cause was adjourned TO this forenoon.