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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-12

gJ In abiding the defeat Of John Minor Bolts the
Virgins Free Press passes deservedy high compliment
upon Mr. BE- intellectual capacity. which. presume but
few will deny:
"hr Bolts is an improving man--As soon as he gave
his intellectual powers sr play he wss enabled 10 cross the
path OF aspiring Of his party and his advorsae.
soon hated him intensely, that the legislative power wa.
u'ed 10 'serymandor' him Of Congress. Eight thou
sand surplus population added his district and yet
no would have oil this, but for d. fiction IN Il
Wing ranks.
The Wings Of the Union regret his defeat but they o.,
Innate his indomiisblo qualities highly success had
attended HMM the late struggle twill be difficult 10 Ike,
him down"
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DIED.

Aztec lI, on Sunday morning, after very protraet
ed Illness, WILLIAM II. RoASE, Esq Ills remains will
be taken for inerment the family burying around Of The
late Judge Lyons, IN Hanover His funeral will take place
from the residence n James Lyons Esq., In this civ Al
half past nine O'clock this morning. add his friends and
hOse OF mr. Lyons respec fully invited 10 attend IT, NJ
that hour, without further notice.
On Thursday the LIST inst Psntops Alternate County
Va, David Anderson eldest Of MsfiweIher l.. Amber
son, in III 9Th year Of his sge.
lie was apparently well until the afternoon Of Wodnes-
day, and before noon Of the following day was corpp
Hers smother solemn Sdaonon, that lin the midst Of
life we are In desh."
The rare xseonee Of this little boy his consideration.
obedience, his unswervng love Of justice snd truth his re-
mafkabs observance Of religious duty gave promise Of
life which accustomed TO think, ought for the bene.
ht Of mankind be prolonged to m utmost span Bot 10
God these things Otherwise and though the acton
bath been heavy surviving friends let Us not doub,
that II Is the Christening 81 swise and srcul Father
which, through faith, will bring forth abundant fruit Of
figb;eousBess.
For the dear departed child, ito die wa. gain" The
cod charities Of the mortal life surely well
Tor the brightness Of immortality IN presence Of God and
the spirits u just men msde perfect.
On Thursday evening the slh instant, st 9 O'Clock
MARY LOUISA, wife u James q. Brooks Esa fMot.
chant OF this Cy IN the 9Th yesr Of her sRe leaving
beresved husband, four children and nuerou. circle Of
relsuons and friends TO whom she endeered BY her
kind and gentle msnncrs, and a constant exercise Of oil
those virtues which most adorn tho female character 90
mourn hor sudden and pceted SHE had been
member u tho Episcopal Church for several years was
meek snd consistent follower of her Lord and Saviour
and died IN The foil Of glorious resurrection
bJ The Nsshvns md mtbns vsp.rs WIN plsss. copy
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eewf ana dsniy 9TH uuilsd Kingdom rsuswsd chesu
VI me hofrisou Of the west thsrs cloud hssr hsarl-
seoud ANAL. bot threatening htus hsar hesr
whie We were most anxious Tor an adjustment Of the
impending d,hsfences-whle would leave nothing un.
done eh.e,hs smiesbe settlement of the Oregon quss
hss minister Of The that II our right. were
invaded we were determined and prepared maintain them
loud eheenJ lsver that when called upon 10 make
That declaration. did reeoec with sausf.eton and con-
That ,he day before had message Of pescs
70 Ireland: ltead eheers] The Hon. genilenan, men,
would come when this country would Be compelled TO sum
mon all her ensrgies for action. heard that speech with
great sensiseton. lCheen. Now NAY God avert
% great an evil - loud eheers.l May God Toe.
DID that this tp,e Of general peace shoud DO % swuy ds
turbed ttear, hesr.l But il 10 to be &C., IL war 10 to
come doubt much. consderng what 10 before me,
laludns 70 tho oppositon ministers on this Que
whether the vndcaon Of and our interests will
not be conided TO other hands, IIIear hsarl-But TO
whomsoever they may be committed shall take my place
beside then, encouraging them by any support give
On h1nor.ee cause loud cheers And IL that calamity
should beia u.s. Il hope that when il shall
cur shall find the people empire united in loyalty
10 the throne, aud Ia determination support common
interests Tremendous cheering1 That Ireland
shall stand ranked with And the energies
VI an united people will glorious triumph in Just
cause.
(rhe premier resumed his seat about three O'Clock in
he morning. amid thandes Of applause winch lasted
raj minutes.l
Alter this exciting speech. the House divided and there
appeared for the Maynooth Grant Bill 323 against it lie
MAJORITY Tor l47. The ministers, wers Of course,
o'epoyed a. the result is probably rst time ON
to the belgeIent propensites Of English
The Premier has evidently accepted OConnells offer
feands services 10 tight America Oregon aud Texas
remains to be seen how the bargain will carried OUT
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JoLra BosLPARTE the younger, Roman prince by the
tue OF Prince Musgrand, eldest grandson of Bona
pare, called Count Of SIryiiers long inhabant Of
this city and New Jersey arrived three days ago and took
possession OF the large mansion and domain called Point
Breeze, near Bordentown, devised him by his grand
father lie came passenger from llaly board Swedish
ship, and arrived AT New York after seventy three DAYS
passage. Ihis young gentleman born in Phadelpia
He is the eldest of Charles Bonapae Roman prince
by the title OF Prince Of Canno inherited from his father
l.ucien Bonaparte. Charles the Prince Of Canine mar.
ned Joeephs eldest daughter Tenaide, time resi-
dent Philadelphia where their eldest son was born who
comes now just twenyone age take possession
OF the Pa,ernal American homestead. The numerous
friends Of bis much respected grandfather will wish that he
may succeed by similar department To render himself as
welcome where we belieye he means reside.-U s.
Gdz.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
SATURDAY MORNING. M.

w.L.,,e SATURDAY MORNING, May 3, lS45.
- .' u "asy showers OIL ram since our last which
co rTrT ',''eeieo WIN our out door transactions.
vo h.I - Ier'ewo, !" ednesday morning last,
Co,,n -; ~ "y In''ee business nap been done in
N The dlv - Nc, S par " inc week, ana attributed II
E,rn O. W. t eesNing any TURNER accounts from
ona,,,s J,. Jnesay heie was more disposition to
nrice \. hs,. ,.;d ou 70 'o0o oaes, al inc same
nd the ,cco,n,sn., r Use ~ OF inu'saay we teceiv-
Iiv.rnoi - - Os.eoo''A steamer winch leave the
al rv r. -. ~ p'v ",uen me same posuon rs nouc-
he, smonn,.d 90 80 J uo ous,n Ines IN our own mar
terms Ys.srd,n ,h.a aoou' 4ooo oeies on previous
figured nm asna -, % ssns enqury' ana me sales
of X ann 49, - ,'si or .ne past mree Jays
sIiCaR r. JI "" :, VI <i'Soo oaes.
d,ys no. -. - ~.I io' sugar curing the past lew
,he .aw. 80, 'li'eu ano 'he marker has presented
h.. ,,crn,J y; arpanes oe'ote hslceo' NO change
pound fcr s,,,eme orsi,,;. quSe rom aote. per
ed of INV a.. On pi.,,s e nave NOT oeen INFORM
stock Of Hay,n, Sno,,s . ,;oh, w 0,e nio pss'. ne
m,,.d 80, g. p - "su', ana prices remain as Inst
IN " ''ae'''' "h'e' ioa i2tc' per
MOIASSEs A u,d., 80.
this ar,icIe durin, The -, 49, SIfy ha pe'ed ioI
in 60 h;h - e NJ NJ sc uays, "nout any change
i r. 80 ,;J =, ue oIIles' NO sales on flanta-
TSp cc1, ~, .'nee OUT last
,sna,, h,ye re-: 49, saouons IN tobacco since our las'
., o,hh;, d. ~ eAen', ana me market continues
W, ~ '"e same uegiee OF hrmness then noticed. The
,h ., Us, ~ , LUZ, na'o amounted 70 about 9OO hhds,
Eu,cne W. ono, Is' D'"X ~, 70. inc continent OF
E.;, Is A.. - ,o'' 80 Coninon,X 81
I..s e. IN, w. &C. Ohoce' selections and Segar
IF Sttp ri ~, p's. rs,
- r. e 'INe, LOT fiour mas been very quiet dur
s ~ uays' anu hoiders are> very ANXIOUS TO sell,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-12

The Washington Union has article on Prof. Espys
Theory Of Storms. In the Of which IL ssyss--
hsny years ego the celebrated voney visited our erten
sve counynot more to understand people and their
institutions Than, wag said the Time see how the
wind blew IN America" The great effort, in our city Of
magnificent distances Of msny squidnunc how
the wind blows from dayto day. We have rumors enough
indeed; but not A. many facts reports Our government
the esrih but speculation frequently ouiruns and
mistakes, i course; aud many yet Of Toe. 10
hoo sks piad bIossp
Wepcsume, therefore VIC shall not DO fer wrong when
consider The Unon heresfer AZ the poneal vsoe a
The Administration, aud turn eyes H. whenever we
want to know how the wind bows- in Washington m
The idea associates itself with eeafleoek which eksnees
ss the wind bows"iti fault of ouns-li,r Cascf.
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tNEoItAr trsTtcg

Some three weeks since was officially announced that
President Polk had dismissed Lieut. Hurst from the Navy
for having been engaged a duel The notice was copied
generally by the press and In the Loco Foco papers
especially made the theme Of many laboed panegyric upon
MI Folks "prompt justice" But before these praises
have cold the intelligence that tire same Pre-.
siden Polk has appointed Aleee Jabranche late member
Of Congress from Louisiana the lucrative post Of Sur.
veyOr Of The port Of New Orleans. Mr.. La6ranche IL will
he remembered, killed Ms w duel some two years
ago. Lieut. Hursrs antagonist escaped unniurod though
he himself wounded. The question will be ask cd
why was not tho o justice extended 10 the
wealthy and influential member Of Congress that meted
out 10 the poor and comparatively friendess Lieutenant
Why dismiss the from the public service for fighting
duel and appoint the other, who has committed the same
offence aggravated by the feet that he killed bis antagO-
nsl 70 lucrative and responsible Office Let those pa
pefs which have 90 literally bcpfascd Mr. Polk for strk.
ing Lieut. Hurss from the Navy rolls extenuate Il
they can, the Inconsistency O which he has been
guilty IN bestowing Executive appointment upon Acee
Lsbranche. Justice j. respccer Of persons but Mr.
Polk. !, seems knows how discriminate bet mem
Der Of Congress and Lieutenant Of the Navy In his
estimation,
~sfcst msy jos with ssiafs e Is wit in them
But m the leo foul profanaton'-
That IN he Capitals but a cholerick word.
"Whieh IN ue roider rank blsspbsny."
Out upon such Justice" !-Albanv Ere Journal
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BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE.

THE MARKETS.-we baye NO nav f.,,n,. - ,a,,..
in the markets review Of Yesterday SINAI, .,lcs
ol Howard street Flour At $450-recept price S4371
The last sales Of City Mills 81 So and Of Sus
29ehsnns al the same price, No change in the prices OF
Maryland Graingood prime red Wheat l. Selling in
small lots at 9sa03 cts; white Corn 37a37I and yellow
4oa4l cs Oats 23a2t cents; Rye 5ss6O cs whskey in
eo ~ es and in hhds 81 cts per gallon. No change in
the prices Of Pennsylvania grain The last sales of prime red
Wheat were ut 9sil00 cts. per bushel.
ToBACCo-Since closing weekly review, we learn
hat large sale OF Kentucky Tobacco from Mason cour-
w. amounting TO nearly 500 hhds., made by Messrs
j. sullivan Sons, nj an average Of SS}. The quality
was very good and the price, although above
the average quotations. Is not thought high for the quail
and condition Of the Tobacco According our repor,
Yesterday; 2aOo hhds inspected in this city during
the past week. 'e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-12
BARNEY, LEAVE THE GIRLS ALONE, ;,

Two OF three arrived here yesterday morning
the Cars, from Norfolk Va. in hot pursuit Of man nan
rnche't who had oil with the wife Of Mr.. Homes
taking along sundry small uiaes such Silver Spoons
money, bed furniiur &c. They got upon their track
soon after leaving Norfolk, aud followed them ihs place
where they were found. living at of Hotels
and wife. Pr hche was arrested and brought before
th. Intendent for examination the articles beng found
in his possessou but he begged hard be taken
to Norfolk for trial. that the in pursuit. thought
beter to the trouble Of the Governors demand and
ceded to his request-takng back Pntehet. tho wife,
spoons sad all.-RaleigA Register.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-12

we sssn ftess the wsst hat Col Kssrusy wA ssvsv-
uSops o. hh regiment Of dsgoocs and pursaAacs q
Summing osden from the general In chief Of le<2. will
oat from foss Lsevsuworh (oa the Missouri some time In
mon 10 make an extensive Of the prairss beyond
nc TO visit numerous bss Of Indians; counsel them
respect our fsr-sds and Oregon smisrsnu to MAINTAIN
peace among shemssivss, and 10 impress oil with the
inend'h'P the vigilance, and the power Of The United
On psstaxs alone. he may ~ % Ear % For, Laramie
sdefs work. In the South Pas the Rocky mountains
ihs ezpediion will make wide sweep, advancing by one
ou@ and returning By another Two other companies
inc same regiment (he hrst drsgoons) about make
tour with similar objects along the Mississippi and high up
me 81 Pssrs river, which has lie mouth near the Grss
aus (sI AnthonyJ also returning BY different route
WAsmSeroN Urrvn.
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HARE LIP.

We were grafieds day two age, in seeing an indi-
yduol, who had been disigued and afflicted with hare p
o all deoes, certsinly the greesble entirely
restored. by DIR. Daniel rrgg OF this place who we learn
has performed several Of the kind We have ssen
new eyes, &C. but have ugliness more
completely transformed than this instance As the Dr.
has been successful ~ healing perpendicular
in the counenance, he would richly merit the title Of pub
lac beneaeor should he take Kane and Nc Mullen in hand
and heal those that are horissafaL-dJagdoa Vyo,u,D
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MORE HELP

A correspondent Of the New York Commercial. writ
ing from Albany, gives an ntmaton that the oyernmep,
Organ Washington, have another blower at the bel
lows!
The story that Mr.. Crosswel is going to help Father
Richie IN the Union gains credit II ~ thought ouito
probable 's whispered about here, among the
Democracy, that is time he had left This pace But win,
music would the "organ" DISCOURSE win Mr. r. and
Mr. e. Tor iDint grinders Of the same. The one tariff
pediency. &c. the other free trade. incidens
state rights aud the "resoutions Of 95;" would be re-
gusr hurdy gurdy, ht only - move the mirl Of 'vr-
giny niger"
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SHOCKING SUICIDE IN NEw YoRk. We learn from the
~ Express that young man. German under the care
OF Dr. Van Rothewch threw himself from the attic win
dow OF 2J3 Broadway Wednesday morning aud was in
sianty killed. lie struck head foremost on the sidesa
and dashed out his brains, killing him n.tony Ills name
was d. Bonman, shoe maker by trade lie came To he
Drs on Monday aud "Wednesday morning said he felt
better, except psn IN the head lie seen not five
minutes before, ond must have made great effort TO get
from his window upon the root before he threw himself o.
yer the bausade. The building is five stories high sec
ond door above the American IIoteI
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENTS.

| INTERESTING con EsPONDENCE
-....-----.,... sa-
| A., ~, ,.
Nshe' s"uude nor sooe si'h. " ~oa'o ssem' 70 oe
looked for amongst politicians. Tran sseons in politics
10 be 81 all safe, will have to be done business prnc
1 plss.
eorrcsoondencs he.vr, IN. nam. If uyy;u.r F.un
ne, NJ. ,s;.. N...t.. c.. :, =. a.. 80, .,
| .n,, M,,- r. - -, u =
| V' '~t. P'"e' ~ eo".' "y'"e' y"
no o'ner. illustrates the necessity towhch wereier. Mr.
rskne who appears to have been sort OF booker in tho
Office seeking line claims have put the responsible
Of Postmaster at Lower Mystic the aforesaid David
MALLORY and n. ANAL re,urn far .uch ,.,;...
| 4. .x.s.,. "a N.u... =. Il. :, -. -, ,,-"-
-" Nv. WI na"y " ''.r ~ "'s, 'A " nus PAPER
anu pay 'o' mem IN so'ahee' Inc newly made fostmas-
ter does not take his hint or his paper but with
stupid simplicity he replies that he already subscribss TO
daiy-and wishing to cover the whole eround for nj,
,c;ohho,. and h;r,..lc n. IA. ..,h.,. ;. - ar
-. ..-m 80 ~ "'"e '"a' "e"''
ms' u,e p4pei
e' " ku"u ~, mere was gooo 'a'ni In aevihzed'
"u, el"yas wv, ue oens, " 9emoefaey, what state
=. o,. uu . s."'on , uI sner 'elt 'ne outrage;
.e e" se"ssey rs man sno Us a aemocrst'
MAINLY ;n,n,s,sd n. mi. car,,m, cons nn.,.., ss,s
6c.s ,,er. no, The n,one,,v az ,hs n.,,v 40 n. J e.
other nro,.rtv which n,., NIGH, ,y.n, "a. - ..;..,
liz 90 pofyrd nm with selCconceit n. n, sunn..d ,h,,
Of honor and rm,,,,.nt Wa. givep 10 Min h.... e ~,
worth and f;,nes. for it. r;dep,p. no,,,n which r.
ought 10 have been ..b.peJ of
Mr. Faulkner repIie, with Jisntv A man If nj. in,
,or,,n.. Sho .onId Until he 49,, IS ,s '
could rn.k, such ,hngs \. no.,,n ,s,.rs would n =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-12

The Courier des Eats Unis that Messrs Buchsnsn
and Bancroft Jointly preparing elaborate defence Of
our title 10 Oregon. They will doubtless make good one
but whether they odd any Thing facts so abor
ousy compiled by Oreenhow doubtful and the brilliant
rhetoric OF the Secrcary Of the Navy will 20 far in
such matters To arbrae afbirate 10 cofnpro-
miseor not compromise. Is the matter ia hand aud the
fewer words away until decide what q, do
the better. The Secretaries should their thunder
for the aTbitraton.-fN. Y. Tribune.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-12

DrArn OF Hon. LEvxRKrr SALroxsrALL--Our roe
den will DO panied to learn the decssse Of the Hon.
Lsversu Ssl,onsis Of Salem yesterday morning. age
Of q year, lie distinguished for his talents a. well
for his moral and social qualities and Ter his devotion To
the beat interests Of the country. lie eminent law.
YER and has served the public in many stations.
particularly frequent member Of both branches Of the
Legislature. and 80 Representative in Congress. lie had
been Tor some time ILL., Of affection Of the hcar-Be,fs.
Pafriof
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-12

" "A candidate for GoSenor in Tennessee pays dear
enough or his honorat least the present candidates will
as stated that they have agreed travel the
together on siumping expedition They have published
list OF appointments for sixty counties, extending
through sixty days in the months OF April May, June
and July. They promise attend the other counties II
possible. The election takes place in August"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-12
RIPE PEACHES

May 5th. is45.-Cspt Henry Lyons he's just zen, M
some beautiful Nutmeg Peaches. perfectly ripe and fne
favored, grown In the open air his garden in ,h city
any portion Of the United States lying In tho same htud.
IN the production Of early fruits and also gives high evil
dence that 10. not the and climate which bngs sbou,
80 things but that much depends in The instance; on
careful attention being bestowed on ihem-TSouh Carol
MAN MAY B,
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EdnOrs in The LerisLnfure

There will be less than me mbers of the Edit al
corps IN Legislature this winter. One in the Senate
aud three in the lower house. Jno. s. Galsher la the for
mer, and Messrs roer Of the Ly nchburg Virgnan Syme
Of the Petersburg lutegencer, and g. e. Mcintyre OF the
Wastngionian. Leesbufg. IN the later. All Wings The
Locos can well excaim "fhee chiefs ananR s ing
notes., and faith, they'll print EN-" These editors will
not only give their constituents weekly reports OF them
selves but will take good care TO keep the public at large
posted upon the motions aud movements Of the dominant
Daily Win. R,pnbIi ON.
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THE Transit OF MERCURY.

We learn from the Astronomers Of the High School
Obseraiory that the transit Of Mercury. the 9Th, fol-
filed their predictions in most femsrkoble The
be ginning snd end took place abouta minute and hall
later than the time specified 10 the United States smsnsc
This shows the progress Of this science towards penoc
ton. Such In the last century liable
70 oil quarter . az hour.
As an illustration Of the precision atsnabo IN Til,
science with tho perfect IN use,
informed that The diameter Of Mercury measured by the
Pfsunbocr FarmIcrome,sr, differed from that given IN
Downes Almanac only IN d,o hundredtbv Ola second
--Pmt. u. 8. GAxETrs. 500
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SIR ROBERT PEEL's VALENTINE TO BRITAIN
FOR THE YEAR 1874

MA,
YEAR 1S45
IA delivered by tbs Right Honorable Bsronet in the
House OF Commons on the Evening Of Friday. February
II, ls45
My dear Mr.. GREENE. as you've taken the chair
And ereene they couldn't have got TO sit there,
i rise 70 explain the House and ~ you
What her Msesty's Ministers purpose to do;
That is. II this House coincide with our views
Aad can't for an instant suppose they'll refuse,
For wen take Of some ,eIes aud lay nothing on:
Loud cries OF "Hear, hear" from Joe Hume and Lord
John
We propose. and I'm you'll rejoice in your souls
10 take of the duty Of present Goals.
Why, poor man. whom IL 10 doubly severe,
Can bat warm his ten twice in the year.
Dniy hink-and rte true what nov here advance
Fiish Goals can be purchased auch cheaper France
I'm you'll rejoice when tell you. you knuyes
That The duty's forthwith be taken off sfapes
We shall never be then a loss for a song,
Add 'ts merely required that IL sham be foo long,
The nexf stop we have 10 wise contcmp lstion'
And for which We well oent the thanks Of the nation,
II throw out this hint not by way Of LrapsdO-
lie sserous reduction on brown MuscavsdO.
We receiv'd memorial from Buckingham Palace
Signed BY Albert. and Adelaide, Alfred and Alice
Who complain very much that they've often TO pay,
fUr sweet upsr pums two and sixpence a dsy;
serious expense Lady LyitellOn says,
And thor mother, when told u. broke 10 q bsze,
And swoe-nO. dsclaredthars strong an e1presgion
We should take of the dEy on this sugar session.
teoee hooins, mat worthy Of knock om down" fame
well known 10 nino.fenbs Of the world BY name
nas faade 10 point, with "the Dake" and with me-
That suetons. henceforih, shall be oil duty free
70 pow, with fifteen pound license per ssa
oomsy all cell yourselves 10 Old Nick, you can;
. Z The certainly think, when look all around.
That very low bargains afe here 10 be found.
- The subsstI psIt shall advert 10 is ono
sood gladly omit, but It's not To be done:
sfis fhs propery.taH! nay, don't Erumble about IT,
Jhers's no use In taking give can't do without Il.
Ihst scstsrbrsin sailor DE Joinville Of france
Woad wish from his heart we'd give him chance
sat he'll not calrh us inspiring no, never fear;
~ ven add . lsrge force navy this yeaf;
Here an esrspitting shout from old Charley Napier Il
ft~ssd<s few thousand sddhionsl men -
Bot sailors and soldiers you know must be paid,
49, msfsf 81 course. Every 70 his trade.
Add whence, let me csnJidly ask, IAN the tia come,
wc foolishly give up the upon iacome7
On no, tbS we're snubbd. ihresened by some,
We ns-s siih Keep the years 20 come.
nsre, thrssiing he hand ~ ~. pockets, he how'd
To fbs chsi, and Eat down smds, long and oud
TAs Great Qua.
s~h ~n. of course. be necessary limit the nsfLe Of
~~sss % met bey no, be applied 70 other purpose
49, .l.a ~ SS n. Pssrs spsseh.
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Great Teffing.-Gen Duuhsms mare Of Alba
NY Monday trotied the Bulls Head Course near
that City, hundred and miles in nine hours and
forty minutes from A. NJ. ~ minutes before She
irot 100 miles in 10 hours, aud she uotted mile
in ~ minutes short Of the time doing the last mile
in minutes and appearing fresh IL nothing had hap
pened.-BALr AMIR