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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-06

THE CRY ELECTION HAND ooK.-Poticians
will find this pamphlet Indispensable next week, as
II gives the returns of election in each of the Sc
twenty-five districts into which the wards subd-
vlded-the votes for Mayor from 1894 to 1913; list
OF Corporation Office Holders; Naturalization
Laws, NC 1t is published by Burgess, Strlnger az
Co, No. DID Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-06

(ry- DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
from 81 Courtlandt street Price reduced to 40 cents
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CO A Double sheet Herald will be published
Monday next.
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o. THE QUEEN OF SHEBA, ON HER RETURN
from visit to King Solomon said the halt had not been
told of him So is it with Dr. Sheman's Lozenges Evi.
dence Of their wonderful virtues daily and almost
hourly accommodating the Doctors hands. They GER
tanly coughs Headaches and most other diseases
raons condemned by large proportion OF the per-
who them all speak in favor OF the loZenges
We safely medicine has ever been oHered 10
the pablo half valuable pleasant or efcacious and
therefore, cheerully recommend all ou readers who
any way complaining to procure the means OF relief from
II East Broadway State street. Boston, and Ledger
Buildings, Philadelphia
lry- PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.-The members o.
the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, in
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
beg leave to state that their particular attention continues
be directed to all diseases OF private nature and from
the great improvements lately made in the principal hos
pitfalls Of Europe in the treatment Of those Diseases they
confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid al
vantages not TO be met with in any institution N Nil
country, either public private The treatment OF tn,
College Is such to insure in case and
the constitution with mercury, AMI IN most leaving
disease much worse than the original One Of the mem
bers Of the College for n,y years connected with thu
principal hospitals Europe attends daily for consua
| ion from DAN. to PM
| Terms-Advice and medicine, s. A cure guaranteed
| INFORMANT COUNTRY INvALIDs.--PersOns living IL
he country and finding convenient to attend per
,onally have forwarded to them chest Containing
Ill medicines requisite to perform perfect by stanf
heir explicitly together with all symptoms time
contraction and treatment received elsewhere, an,
md enclosing SIS post poid, addressed to
w. g. RICHARDSON, Agent
Once and Consulting rooms of the College, % Nassau
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VERY LATE FROM PORTUGAL little clipper
Lyna, Capt. Stearns, arrived yesterday, in twenty
five days from Oporo.
1t appears by the intelligence brought by her, that
Portugal and the young Queen, Donna Maria, were
in trouble. When the l.. sailed the mails had
been stopped for two weeks, and Oporo was
under martial law. There had been some hght-
ing in the.counry, and an nsurrection was expect
ed to break out in the city of wine.
1t was reported that one of the Queens generals
had been killed the day before, in an engagement
with the rebels, and farther, that Don Miguel was
in the country. The army was under good discl-
pine
We had an inkling of this outbreak by the Gale
donia 1t may turn out that the above accounts
are only magnifed view of the <meute then spo-
ken of. We must say, however, that Portugal has
been for some time in an unsettled state, and Don
Miguel has long been intriguing to recover her.
FURTHER FROM HAYrI-By an arrival we have
just received the following =
PoRT REPUBLICAN, March l, lS44.
laval myself of the earliest opportunity afforded
menced in this Inflated island. The present 60
vernment was organised in January last, and now
the whole Spanish part OF the Island Is IN arms IN
opposition. have not seen the manifesto put forth
Dy the ulsdHeCteu, Dut given " uhuei
that movement on the part of the Catholic priests
is the principal origin Of the dsturbance-and then
General REVERE, the President, in forming his ca
binet, did not choose any of his secretaries from
that part of the island. This was impolic, to say
the least of it, BY the new constitution, all rei-
gions tolerated, and the citizen guaranteed IN
his religious privileges as with us, and admitting OF
state church.
The people are generally more devout in the
Spanish part of the island; they assert, that the
State is in the church, not the church in the State;
and call on all good Catholics to aid and assist
them. They have hoisted tag-being blue and
red for the republic, with white cross on it Tor
the church. They. have organised provisional
raj towns which resisted them.
The regular government is making every ar
rangement and using all efforts to put down this
movement, and as friend OF liberty, both civil
and religious, ! heartily hope they may be sue
cessful.
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A letter from st. Peersburgh of the Goth ult., in
the Berlin Gazette, contains the following =
4" The chief of the frontier district near klachta,
has reported that at Macmgdschin, few wersts
distant from Kachta, the local Chinese authorities
discovered two Chinese who were smoking opium,
which they said had been supplied by Russians.
The Chinese chiefs Immediately opened negotla-
tons with the Russian authorities on the frontier,
and the Emperor of Russia having been informed
of the fact, has ordered that the Ukase published
in ISil against the sale of opium to the Chinese,
shall be scrupulously enforced. and that all per-
sons who may violate il shall be tried by Court
Martial" The same journal states that the nha-
bitants of Poland free to establish their re-
sidence in Russia on taking. out passports, and
choosing for themselves within n delay OF nine
months the place at which they intend to reside
permanently
srocK EXCHANGE, March al past four..A considera
BILE OF business transacted to-day in French
securities, which have advanced in marked manner
For cash b's have risen 45c'; 3's 40c New Belgian
Spanish b Neapotan 2Oc Belgian bs and Roman are un
varied Belgian SIS and Hayt quotation For the end
of the month"; 5's and 3's have advanced Csc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-06
The City INSTRUMENTATION OF tho wings

AT last after great deal OF turning and TWISTING,
consulting and canvassing, and all sorts OF squirm-
ing the Wings are beginning TO develope then True
position in the ensuing election, and that position
is to stand slilI-suppcr their standarddo the best
they can toI their men-and take the consequent
ces that may come upon them. II seems that after
a great deal of work, their candidate for Mayor,
Mr. Franklin, has been brought up to The mark,
and made the organ of communicating TO the pub
lie the real position OF the Wings in the approach
ing important contest for City reform in New York.
Here is his manifesto, ind 1t in the organ of
the Fourier section OF the Wing party-the Nesc
York Tribune -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-19

.e..lu sf 1880 49, iasIaI = s.esseas
l,la.o apoa these r. nes aasfaa7I n
,e.ea. s,sefai neasafcs = p#aae Pei
O., were also se.s,-a. u nsaa II an
.cr.s, i.nasraaee t.esne AVS ~ gIag
'-.a s.s8 ~ IS laa5 Bl5-bal -
.ae 3mH4afaaoa aes hi a mapfef
90 .1 Seuse. a. success saz ~ exec.
lci to5.h ioaanaiely she b. 81 II
% toan, 500 iho virtual surrender q
a. lha paa4e domaia - lse siaies ~
ahln they az, eueooafefe4 . sIfni -
tate The iscas<laa II re ffaafHs \ -
recognizing the Independence 81 l'eAas.
ineidcup' debates on the iafid PairA -
ihc coussdcratlaa 81 The sublfss 81 a59-
,n.on anj the fighi 81 e.iiinn- b. &c E
bale ou The ENpanzine feso' i'm. isifo
duccd by lhomas Il. Benton. al M
uy oihe- topics ~ m.saf Importance, n
t.lc dlscassien 81 aAlsa NJ C.ag pefe
m u.hcenl AID di.tuse sbe fafi en-
gagged The attention Of Congress IN F
The close al IFS session
ffa III HaS4f<uFa.#
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-19
VIRGINIA LEsIsLATI RI
nOpsE ol prLfGATl.


Mosnar. Jasratv IS
lfss -ssse have passed the hiii,
An ssi 10 sfnef,si the sci eniitisi O. o.
: nes eaaniy oai II pau, Of tho cga-
h.nsa@. sni Nirhnl...
A sei 10 incors0rais the Pafkef sg 2
sor satissn
40 sri constituting t.ofison Of 80
ftfsf a iashil fenee
Ma Lea nfstesi fes-lut,sn that
seai = ~ Senate. he H-,i.s SHEA q
it~ lO'h febtssrY. ALL all mn me d.e
Nj lsske snsss1 r. .n.nA ~ Sab
is' Of febfa.Y-~hsch va. agfesi o.
nos 90.
o. H.aai'n Of Mr. Armstrong u II is' f'
~. ii.ca lad On ne iahlc.
Tt RESOLUTION direfi ns tho Tressu,,'
he s'a'e'. ga "a under Tho D,.lfibui.s A.
~ =. The ansier Of he day.
lhs rr-'luii,s ~, then rejected. q,
Ayss-Gi. nne.-ss
MI stanion moved resolution io
Ne l'n'pf.e's n limiting me .s..isn, ri '-..
ss.smbis b 90 day,.
TIC fes.'lui,s,n 49, labl on The iate
TIE hin 10 bnn a ne. eoan,, CT
ii.'fi-pn sa- Mama. wa. called 90
Mr. Hstgsa novel that Haui..n
county shoslj esok sessa ons drlesa,e
Mr. mofsan. ma,lsn W.. ssfesd 30. o.
mn 49, ordsr~t 10 he .asn.,eI
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RALrIMnRr MAnrrr

49, y 'Af AH'ef'oas jasaaes Is SPIN
"A ILt---ltaefe were GOO Asad II l.esf t.,,l.
u''' ''' sac 81 'fe scales ihls morn .ng al nh.s
~ "''e sd I" ne hatcher. and psrk,r. Al mir.
fa"s'"s 'o'@ sl!o 10 e 20 -, lee IN. an NJ.
h"'i which - - AL a. 50 59a462I net =. -, -.
~ About 100 head aeie df.,eD Nh =. "a
temiin ui fnstkri untlal "
h'N'> - There err ab1at zoo had ~ -.
hog "a m1fAei Which afo held atsg as,i A. -,
i"v 10 Ihe 'ales in-iaY have hen .,n,li -,
r. ahd senefail, a 81 Is Killed bar. .,- 80,
PER 100 hs - siai -
'Louk- TIE siafk Of n,uasd S,es, rl...
,'"eiHs 80 ale esnHaars wy ifai. 49, -.
hAts sseefaif adsaaes1 ne a.klsy ,,,, D..
70 ~ 30 9" s-sl IA ted brand. ~, 49,. =,
s"'u % "n' 'aie' Al 'hsi piee b4l sa .a., n a
- Wa 'sio'ed is-lst ioi $50 bsffe. s.,,,.,a,',.
~. &c "'''e w ieee'pi. hF esf. today afsI95
me '''eA 81 Gil Mil. rlsnf i. nsnel ,.8se.d
'-'e va. made 10 dr. At 81 so. bot .oms holder.
arc not "nhns 10 s.ll Al ihsl price.
sale n Penn.yi.asia eis.st-sed "a, nj.
'ois, 80 25. pm Of u prime seed .sd r.n -,
'''.l,ns 'iiF'e Prime seed s held At So so
fhuNlSlONs.-Thefs Ia. hem .au. mann.
lot new Prime P'rk to-day. hat The .tar. !. 49,
united snd We have nsl h-afi II any .al.. Ill
2" aie generally hfn al 80 50 The I.., ..l,, ~
ril, packed Nee, w-'e at Sill s,m. h,,.l. ~
western Mes are offered Al $40 so T.,,, - /
hg o. e'i'''fnenoe dang IN Beef and .e e,,o,,n
20 to quote as before VIZ New Bsl,,,,,,, -,
We. se '5as No. ! al IS s0a7 so ..d 49,. |
'oso 90. We note sale Of 10000 lt- iI,,m,
10 western haeon s'ees Today At Al reni. a., |
en- gu ''i es'h The u..es 81 N.s s.oo. e,s
nue. ma ,, WIN good sem,nd from he Gu,
a ~ We ne 'a,e' Of ssss'al harfsi. eli, .rnsl.
u We.'ern Shoulders 10 e,y a, 4! -.
Ho'e BALTIMORE cured Hans al ers,.
s~'' and ssaulJen al S oeni. S.,
Afse" o, nc" No western L,sI II -. ae
nAee 10 Day a. 81 cents on tins rs WI"
e'sa . he'd e.a' oeas There d. IA, -. ="
sa'Is,' the 'oes Of ds.r.sls es,g,,s. - s s."s
mhishtf HID. are .c.,o. ~.
%, $" sae Of hsis I. 20 20. cent, - 80
" There IL Lutte inq any los a.. .r -
1s's sis' 1aow sa lrriossmsa,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-19

Tlfans4 4a>fstf if ttti
T. - aI+sf asf gsa - - --t ar
sz=.aa Ias 80 e rsf lHs1s - ,aar ffF % c'fH
- ss=sz saa .#s sfs e. sasa4 as sf i' fi "N
- q ssa#f. - SD - Hsstif e. p dssfr NH
= he IsAa - N4fas1 sa rfafal.ai' efs'it. iht
III - ua4- ssf.assi afffsia fffss.rfs 81 a''
$3.50. Ias -. = H.efsa.e So ffrfe"s e u.r oaa'
~ !. ..ts fsaa esd - sasAe refHs fn. tfis.a
Ifs ssfsH. Fl. Hss.. Iss si ta ssHsHt hr 90
I.sfs's - 81 .a.e H-s ta- .fsaff rfaHtn
Afh fessf. -. I'D ~ fsv a'n sH-
10 lslH H9sf.1af - ~ seHssi Ntt s.
- II.e e#sHsI = fsHa fts.4aafs As.'H'e
Is6sas - Iasza. - ffH atss
$ ilzHH ~ as. a# -
- ne faHss eI...a az s.ftt1 ..--,e-' -' n'.'
i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-19

ut HAWK AND THE HEN. had. .ee.,lio,
10 mo Hartford Current. a ia, ,p,,I. 49, -
CIV aar''iaes. al Marlborough. IN H.nl,,s
$50 as hank. "h.eh was ven large zoe
r'., ono "i ne species called Hea.ank IN ysx
ans 'eea'ei an old e,ekle,. and qDA,n,.,l Ia
a'f mo ND ar. but s6Of having esrp.d on a
- when the eapsored f,sl d,.ens.ssI
-. @'' ne es2lH plohed downward into a
setsAni g'd went to inc well and ioa %
- Nh nat on hfs hark Tho water. and Tho
'A.'aiAs upon hin The women drew ihe
~ no e"esei. and then 'siirfed up the hawk
- 'sHs poe isil abe secured him too ii.eem.
o 0s e"nsd~red BY our Connecticut l,nd. H., 49,.
.ss.ga 70 all .orts 81 .,dnsn..r, w,,.I va
r'tss'ii.i I'D II ..a SUI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-19
TIE SMALL poX cow ~

int SMALL poA GoNE-ws ar. b,esy !.
mat I'M loalhs1ns disease IN, alma,
','eg re" oar city. There are T.. go. -
IN, ~ o'.s worm meoiionins The pao.p.et !.
-. oa'e VIII be Jeff IN a fss asy.. Alno,,
-. fs'''h mas hsea .secins.ed. which .et,
- voc o'''sss Ike Withdrawing loel from The
..'. VS. j oe 'ons before oar city /. sga.l waited
-. .i.c4-s.~Cl4 cs-z-sYefL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-19

ENGLISH roEf LAURIE .rp-r... h..A
ps'.H . nh.sf- I'D Is ai.4sl :, =. ..c.,..l
rulnNr pfesnis iAai hfr naie.ls egs..-s g...,. -,
r'acs,a'lf sisniael a, Il .len /, ~ "a ~, .s.,a
has 'ahine he os'h II aiissarr her sl,se.na.sai
u All Ia esnisffsd Ypsa hu4 rl.. aAeii..t -.
ratded A. 'irohe II eoles terani ia he fef~,i
sues'nin. u .,siaialB isasesass nsas.nsai. ana,
60" 90 al g. ht-i .itii oi.sss 40 I4e. al "A, ga,,
az ifienasaia MI -. lad
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-19

Nrw foAK. SuSBAf. p NJ
Yesterday 80 Nsfe sl.iie, ~ a ,tnlrn, ssl, al
NJ Winch contained throughout he nehi A.
nc tine Of IL commencement b. tie snernn,n
aaeie "rfs eisai hummer al se.srl. below ,.n
M aad me hrRs. an.ane which Va, III. A4,,.o
'ask ~ iaie' taie. frorn Liverpool They nv.
." heen blonn of BY TIE rsle. and Il 4, p,,b.,l.
''sF VII be soms Iime m geuins Ia again.
c'rffspasIese. Il The pA,is3elpLsa Ar,,,o,,
Nav YoKK. J.Su.ntl5.lssi
ne he"t'. llatnden a CO are Ah,u, .ss,,-
az Hef aepaFmed 10 her hnsine., They b,,,
haae arrangements IN England Ia fofNsrd al m.
s"'s'aHa' M may he imported u.Ii rear The,
'"sass1 inrf rnnnrt,. and will enter IN.
,..'.'' '' WIN he zane bdsliy they At pre.eu,
hfsitW OF her e4afr..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-19
REArTIrI-l rnni.l.il.r.

BEAUTIFUL THOUGHT -cslds.,l !. IA.
q m mr. catching nnd frlseiins isasee. III asaafa
g. hsneaairf ihai an inniaa. a, pfs.fanr sas,sh,
N"efed q, patsai's ir, msY asefsl. as.aa .s..f.
"'afl Lac eaf-lsss ssfss 81 ~atot thrsan n-a
polished steel ,iaiis.Ag ~lA rus sh4eA q. sfisf
securing can rHac,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-19

corps LAST -eepp he Eipr... Agent. val.
under Pn'ate etaiafns4 nsn IA ih. ea,. "a <st,,,
day ~as asAed hps BE came white irs,sn.
nnns containing fnnfe lhsn s510l1 A, n,.,n.,
exposed on ihe aFea derk. - i.kr away a h..s,,
OF egg TIE egg tep,ed Cagp. .M.re MARRIED
ErtiA carr, - ItsntHr fans.,T
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-19

mt 'RUlaous BLACK TARIFF The el
s'e ne relative snsaai OF dsus. received
easou House. salem, Masachu,eit.. ths
i119s,s ns years va ia ist? sl2o ss5-n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-19

pIArH BY EXPOSURE The Do,er n II,
enquirer 'ssys thai MasW Han. 81 F.rmIog,.a
-" ''' I'ss Hotel. N Dover. ior Ia. home. stlh
~" nor" ah' sleigh. during the ..stsn - Wsln,.
~ e'en.hs '.is Tie neIi norhins he wa. f,aa8
.., - &c Lea 'n'' distance shove Gage. hi +.
WIN ~. hofse and .lsIsh neAt BY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-19

MICHIGAN kEftDiAfIN CASTLE Ia.
co''co' o. ai'eAEan he'd STATE CONGESTION or ne
sih Of January Il recommended Martin Van H..
frn a' he Gt. choice Of looofs.m it IA. p,e..f..
ey' Tn" " luis loo bad Il Mr.. Cas-. came,
ee' accommodated tfgfa hia os,n SAFE A,. ea,,
- indeed aforn une.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-19

MURDER OF MIR. sPAGuE IN RHODE Il.
LAND The Providence journal Of s,tn,ls, 81.
TIE men charged with iLe murder Of Sir sar,ga.
we're 'H''hei examined he Dc, heisfe bs Hsnf, |.
Bowen. Esq. Justice ct The Prae. 8I..t1 =
D'een hsl appeared iof the Safe. and ssmn,I
CORY and John kno.le.. E.g. for nc nf,eas,,
The examination ~as ia rfAa,e
John and William Gotton were eamm#f,a a.,
'nal at I've Mafrh tern Of the Supreme Cur r.
examination OF . B'ien and Nicbols. 5 q. fdoe IA.
ia"he' adjourned utii neri Monday
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AcclDENr.--rA, .ieamefJosl.of Aha s.s..,.
ia'i ih" steamer Nrs.enzef .sft4sA .f4ae nA.i.f
n'"f'd'ns 20 ss.sifani - he kssd II llai l..aH
ny "hieh sh'ui sfiY u her ir,,efs :. ~. hs..les
--pa" 81 ~ rsfes "a. d-..s g. Asi ;. .ls.a -
TOM So na' ieafn Sic "a. lid - ~,
o'ea 80 h't ~: aiiei 'ssheasas par - hrf freshl
a'"' Wa mel ''f-'hs ofail'a assAe C-us 20 he
oh'o.- We R,pstfsfaa
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Nh''iolhet Lilly, the nan who tpl,s N.c... =.
p''fe hshi Of Wcsichs.aer .~n. Tune ss,. .,,',.,
a. Ne~ FORA On FRIDAY charge Of an one, F,nss
We" orleans lie gave himself % 10 The ann.
nc la'ef e'lv som alter has afrt,.l l,,r.
Liver. u1l, ~hllher h. had a.s 'ss'
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III HatF - srsf. ~ ~ H'0e' p.f''fs A'
iizalHsz IT, = hsfa re '-s t"a
i#trH lefH| r.rass. - frHer go
. - $50. - 'Hf . f'ffi sas afiaf'ff
fs.i1.His a-ta affs. - Nrr'' ~"
- Neh.s Nfes r. 80 - % tfa.. Ha7' 90
s.s SHHh as.sst tsNfrHff { isif' Mes 5aft
40 hffsa ASS fi4s5e
iis#fatr 80 ff.t#i q - 20 - &c. 800 81.
- - lis .affssatH
= se = - q t' H"
mr. - $50 e-saa - ' "
'4t ne - '.fr
-. n. t's". ''4'
a=-.......,. 49,. .s-n.t.rp.
NJ. .ats s..s... 4. t.s.r. ...as... .., ,.,
fs.a .af.f.aslsas. card - q ae la.ss. aat i.-t
- - .sHsa
O. Hsfea 81 81 Hsa s. 'h' S's'f F.nicf ss.
ff4la fsa = friWH = H' Il nss - aafii 20 fau O.
- - aslFf - grating 80 sanss' .'1H 81 r.r
i Al q hsnA & fntissias.rfs
Ia - aftsal = =. fsaa. 'te At1.-.f q ~'sie ass
ff4"Hsf - 'sisi is aa aiai - $50 csicr 81 'si
haas .iasl ssfses ias frs as4 Jaaf. 1881
III tsfAthoA 4ht n III sac iHA' hfH
iafii.si 800 ibs r,sastis itan1. 30 ~ss .rn.i.r'
Of a, r..z..4t. A At. 10 -.F., casa.
-
- - ~ "'' " '"''' - ~
M ta'.s. !" = 'tA r. All Il fAH s''"f "f
- nv ia=t m+a' Pffl@s ~ ."''fss" ~'h Ma
lie hnns = f.iasfa n"aif have dared s csifi % a.
saflf Hafnfs iRffef.f Nff Pa - s hfH'aTf af.d
selaaff n9n pf The l'tn's go hi' Naf 90 hstfipn
Hrrei. lie iesA 10 soh' f. rsrreai %. and he s"h
sequeni cndsei showt % af'r thai 10 fnhtf in~s
a thing ui ne t,NAfd ofefsf Is. - isepseY. "f
fhal he Il lase bera uas.i tef~rn.u. .lanse o.,
hsNe II red ne tuHt fetnaiu ss h.. piraiisr..
w4si,,oi ia .'fee way a. a'ief dslaeinr Co.,
a. ia.i assht', ms,i a, ,,e..,.f,s. = vs..
- ..4l
''i' ne '"N"' 's
iii f1MtR0Y fNPRFSS ROBBERY AND
N'hiiH ~ TIL k0Rbfk N ms CEl.I. 49,
pn' foasief. have h,,n ifc,iaa.i, annf .r,i u.ai
'f.hah aa'ned beuoii' l.sehne' Asd bcen aues,rd
an 'aee' - pfis-fn al Friday. chafrr S.fi, Aens
e f'h"ef - sieahfe The nuns aud H.i ..ft - .,si
MT 'hr hh 49, hf1is4 - a., . s.csa' n srl np.
WITS VI s9lto part 4 iis spn'-nis.si hls ~.aleucr
" y LsinsTnn sfeet Soc Tier tie Ms,.t
and hfsl n'anhal. NJ CLARK slse ul, 81 Mrfir,h
have bern active ~ rtef eufeAyaf, In 6r.i .,,.i
"hae The nnies onunist,rned ~ tho STATE c..rnt,s
ifsl'r, lad fnnei consisting r same sI3uOO0 ~,
he tafan Bus Of ihl, ciis a scat an ihr,s feiufa
. he d.ied sild ciuniefslea-i hs he cashier AMI
pf-,ld.nI II that ,t,i,,tt,, Il, 80 mad, ,,.,,.,i.
fe.efdat aGero.'a seo,rts "a, made ,i4t isr-.
''Ai'lf 81 p1nsiif burned e'f'' 49, o'"cea'e+ q"
IL 'himhet aseaeied b, tie 'nta Lsehnsr -nd on
q eafeiul e.amnat.a, 81 Ito lracmenis. iAe Uu,un
es"s "hs 'eat's a'.een's'e- ard nes were placed
~ ns'Ae'.-- TIE Naf"''s hf,i mafsh'l. ~,ih lus
'fs CT 's'' ihf Hiutrf sfffi nfl"rk your.
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COTTON SPECULATION The .als. If cal.
''A IN The Ne" fo'k market during ihs pa. Ne.
were about 80 500 bales. Tie E,ptr,a .a,.
DINING ne lat two ".tks ils salss have hsea
as large a. ihs number Of hale. III market S.n,.
'' nave been lid fg Il tin.ss and no. been A., u
and even seller has made pfuiii. MARTY ~,
Whole bnsiurss has been un speculation
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oNo" IN MAiAE.--ll saosed three Js,, =,
80, - eS''on during the las, week ofihe year !.
lhornhs'oa Me. and The snow laie On eve ~,
three eei deep on II. 3 in.
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fhAiskWoRfHY-The United Sale. officer.
al me Jshefson Bauaek. temilled To lbe nav, -
. Lou" 'of The rslie Of Tie sadriefs u nc sh.,
heties. sl20 50 'asP
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INVENT, EIGHTH coNcpr.
WASHINGTON.
SENATE

80 taf aiafiesf = ftk1ag Be- sra.-f
Il 80 - fssi.es ss.ainx M aails +. .
s'fsstsss aiss. i4r saias uf stesf.4.
fhf'sF II fhs h~ne ess,lnfi ines t. ...
ssksax b. ssf.asis 81 tAs a-s.aais
f.,snas s. IA ~ aaaf~f
hs Fsnifas af..satsl ~ ss-s,-.f ....
- Ae'1''-.sf 50 . fei.artssa 81 el-,.Ys
III hs..s. - fsisfes.se D. rr
Ysea a z11
~ 1enalhs ssts asf.es assths
,a' 'sq.fl = ~ ratumhirV o. T.ns aa
fzfaa siii - lsarss-
sta rREsSsRG
NJ Bfessrs frsslnlsan sl.ag ths T. --a
ne 1ssdieas's ipgatse nheih.s tho
'rp~aiinr iiir Sab rfe.safs. 4 - ~, nss
gssf'ss.'s, r. rive Is eilicses as tsksn
Nj bsussn. itasp the t.,.neaasee NJ, ft. J..
fsisffed hall 81 H,sfrss,na TAO taisff II n,
q 80 Nes'sfH psflsi "a Nifeiaa. 49,
aaass.sfss no >eer-ts'e nf the fnn
Ffss'usss An fhs .afsiss. "a Sssns
\ ~ sassiii- ls'..l usl~, .s ihs s'st.. "
A'san.s.. N.s.s..spp'. afsi l,a4hasn, sp D..
nj aissf sss~ rws.,ts ~ ss.4-. %.,-f. q
AL iisss.lesss.t 81 -. tafsA,' - b ft
10 Sf'.alr. ~ rn.a,aa VI ~ Afrte, ss
Eases4fs~ .sssa.a
llolsf % RrPnrsrsrAriru
Af hsn.'. ~ y } a.l.a H..
'rnia'i'r' % . me Cuantnitee IN
80 - .nlssini eisgk ~ he nett Isr.
hs aaH.iHT Hsrt.isd
Tie folr' arfy hen .,,.u~.,g,J a, req.
'f.an AZ '4aitsisfs rssnaalifee.
ifs'n ~ csnafilse s.a Pa'sir fsi.l.
, nFa4 ~ - a's.stisrr 81 th- .',ih
i''s-e rssss 81 the ssie. q he nnhlic isf.I, s.
.ssrfal ss'.s f.sii srsa ih~ iahis
fs'sn The e-snsn,il~s an ihs ia.- 'r
iaefea.s ihs ssisfy II ne Di.uH lt,, s
hfeieffsd - ih- e-snsniit~e q ihr We
frsa the sssnF-iit.e - Nave A8,." t'
sssrfse - The ha..iass II s5dn,ssa fa' ID
A. The oha
f'm ihe es.fasni ilse IN Pat Ollie
R".s'. = fesni 's.'iuiinn regulating fs
ne f~aisnasissf t.eues 4 s.il railroad rsI
fssi sssssh sesnfaf r.. - faiir,..d fsa',t
The h'fa - ih,n 's.utnsI no DO ..a +
'osi~e' q 'inrss,vsns the ae.isfn frsn
frii'ssi. s~te presented - NJ 81 's@
fi'tfrn. q Js'ier.sn ~ as.d by Ne S
stiirea. ~ ciafs ~ o ps.ssnr she s,e-
fsfiir~ nsss 10 Ohia Ai.a h,Ihe iaH,f
Of ~h-riior. p'sY'ngs i.-s,i Of ssam,s,7 E
b 81 -inrrs
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PORT OF IN WHEEL

STEAMBOAT REG1sTLh.
srffs-as ss'i Departures Of Bsas ~
aoasf.,ai,Ag yeneysfay al aa'sl0ci. -
s,AlsALs.
Maa. Cincinash.
Nsrrasai.selt. Pti,shargs.
tanaig, Dc.
pxrAnrcars.
ssffas snAsti. q Lors
ee.ssoar. .als..s.s.
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