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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-21

d. D. NASH Auctioneer.
Store l39 Fulton 81.
EURNITURE-This Day, Wednesday, at 10 o'clock, l3s
Fulton st. large quantity of Household Furniture, COM
Sofas mahogany and Chairs Looking Glass
Card Tables Breakfast and Dining do marble top Centre
Tables Bureaus, French Bedstead Napoleon do Brussels
and Ingram Carpets Rugs Mattresses large lot of Feather Pill
lows and Bolstsrs Quilts, Lamps, Prints, &c.
Also, lot of Cut Glassware.
Also aot Of Brass Moulding, Flat Hinges &C. my2l lsrh
LARGE SALE OF PLANTS AT AUCTION.
A LEVY will sell This Morning. at o1s o'clock, at the
Of Plants consisting Of Cactu Oranges and Lemons Roses
of fine sorts, Azaas varieties Oeandes Pesporems.
&c. with any other of choice Dealers will find
M advantag e attending. Sale positive. my2i lt*m
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BANKS OF THE STATE OF New YoRx.

The increase in the aggregate movement is not large
anticipated The increase in specie and in circulation
has been nearly the On the WHOLE the operations
have been very uniform and the banks appear to be in
very good condition.
The receipts Of produce at Buffalo from the West,
since the opening of navigation this season. compared
with last have been small We tables giving the
imports and exports of produce at Buffalo, for the first
two weeks in May for three seasons.
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AUCTION NOTICE.
by SNIEFEN E. co.


THIS DAY 10 o'clock, at lis Fulton and 90 Ann
liable assortment of city made Cabinet Fumiturecom-
prisng IS Sofas plain and 10 Divans match
mahogany FRENCH Bedstesds assorted 20 Card Work
top Dressing and Bedroom Bureaus; 3 doz Gecan full
and French mahogany Chairs large and medium sized
Chairs Nurse dol marble enclosed Washstand. single do
Towel Racks suits Of Cottage Furniture MUSICAL and anel
superior toned Piano Fores also large
ETY. Of articles not enumerated.
The sale will commence the Ann store with large
sortment Furnture Also 30 Brussels Paro In
grain and other Carpets; Rods Rugs; Crock
ery China and Glassware; Cribs; Refriserators; &c;
Houekeepers the trade shippers and others will find this
advantageous moment to purchase. my2l ltsrh
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MAY 1913 Boston and Lowell RR, 1901; 10 do 1901;
Ill; 10 Eastern Railroad Ill; 90 do M iIa 80 Yves.
tern Railroad, o m, loai; 20 do, 1929; 20 8 ? m
1929; 80 Boston Company, IA 10 Reading Rail-
Wor RR, IS DIS, 74l So do, ds, 73E; so Island
Railroad b. 10 DIS, 73s; 1855 do 70 d so do, is ds,
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W. T. JENNINGS " CO.,
ApERC and TAHORN

IMPORTERS Of Cloths Cassimere Vestings Fancy Dress
inspection extensive Of seasonabe goods,
prsng Cloths Cassmere Vestngs NC in all the new and
rous styles
The aid Of as efficient corps Of Cutters be found
the country the the style and chasc
OF Garments will be such to continuance OF
the liberal patronage heretofore elected.
Whilst of the continuance OF the system
Small Profits and Quick Returns fail be appreciated
those who would effect saving Of the extra cenge e
Wed under the credit system.
We would refer particular the Pantaloons
BLEED fumishthn which there trying 70 the
skill of Cutter-and solicit trial from those who appreciate
fit, combining and elegance -,
In addition to the usual assortment Of goods kept by the
trade haye always hand Ready Made Dress and tocs
Goats Pantaoons, Vests &c the requirements OF
those who, in OF emergency may require nrstrate
suit.
Also, Fancy Dress Articles great variety; ScaTts Crsvas
Handkerchief, Gloves, Suspenders, Hosiery under Ves'
Drawers, Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars, NC &c
mia imisrrc
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CrOton Wutcr-1hc subscriber offers 20
the public Lcaden Pipes, plated ON the inner surface
win perfect even plate Of pure tin. the sane
Pce charged for Tie common lesdPpes thus avoiding The
and yet preserving IFS cheapnes Ii red by
eate process for which he letters patent and ~
any the wodiree from ali flaws Or
and capable withdrawing than any other
known manufacture. ROBERT w LOWBER, r
NIL lw rrc 22lWest 1t. (.
death II terrible I'm any form - but Is
rendered still more so by that slow and tortung dseason
SUMPTION The evil may be ayered taken time Dr. Fol-
g es ui9aoaan or AHealing Balsam has reformed won
given below win show Head i carefully for there may be
nope IN your
Extract from the letter of James Harman merchant now
Olosaona after all other had failed and he returned
home from the Island Of Madeira die among his friends Al
ter describing his case, he writes thus -
the 0osaonian short time, that my night sweats began
dually away my iebse symptoms rapidly de-
creasing and ia period of four months from commencing
the Of this remedy general health was nearly
stored"
sale at 100 Nassau street. one Ann and at Mrs
Hays, 100 Fulton street, Brooklyn
Medical Noticc.--The Advertisements or the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established for
the Suppression Of Quackery In the Of all Diseases will
hereafter appear on the fourth PSgs s1d last column Of this
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College IS Nassau
Beal's Hair Restorative, Mt his Agency ca
Walker street. first store FROM Broadway.
DIR. McNalr's Acoustic OIL, warranted genu-
broadway.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor, at his
Agency, Ct Walker street, first door from Broadway.
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IRISH BLACK MARPc.r s. os M,
O00 TONS Large size Blocks, epoarrye from rys,"s,,
| kVV barqus Victoria, eypectedfSbE Z BROOKs way
| and Tor sale BY No, Is and 81 Nassau street
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AMUSEM ENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

PARK THEATRE.
FareweH Engagement Of Mr.. anderson.
AbY % is Msee IN ih % 1ds
son; Col pamss Chrpdae Pauline Mrs Clara Ellis; Mad
Tq s9sslsSs gIl SECOND %s he farce Of he HOUSE
First Tier IS CsnsBoxrs ID and ID Tiers 20 Cents-r 50
Doors o'clock and the Curtain will rise precisely q,
| NEW BOWERY THEATRE.
ALL 3HE Ea FSS ASE sE1sSsA
FaE FoSR fstss
s se. ~1ss VIZ n FaR M ASFoT BEE
PALNIO's OPERA HOUSE.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
ST Tisii :; s
!, THE Y EzM55P !, MSns sSsssENApERs,
EssRs oE PEG2xM sI 1AS WsRhE RNARRNaToN
Change of Programme Nightly.
ard Seats can be secured at the Box Office from
Doors open at 71k-Concert at 81 O'Clock.
s Police IN aendancs to preserve order under the
An Entire Change Of Eniertainmenfs
"ed IL s%RsIE EEs 81 sEvf S1fy si''
Rosins signo Pieo Coa,s AImayya, Sig Antognn Fgs
10, Sig Meyer; Forello Sig Benetti Berta, Madame
Bouard Ofiziale, Sig Sslomonski.
" Price of Admission Fifty Gents.
Minutes M the I of Fifteen
w Doors open at halpast o'clock Performance TO con-
mence at Soclock.
BUTTONS THEATRE.
ARCH STREET. PHILADELPHIA
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 2lst, ls45, will be per-
formed SWEETHEARTS AND IVES-Admira Frank
aday, Mr. Burton; Eugene, Mrs Knight; Laura Mrs w
After which,
Palmos Ethopan 0Iera Company will the Of
Introducing the from Bafs Of The Bohemian
NEW BOWERY THEATRE.
THIS establishment being erected the ground
cIped by the late popular Bowery Theatre and will be
ready for theatrical performances by the LIST of August next
The subscriber will receive proposals for from
ladies' aud gentlemen OF acknowledged talent Letters IN all
must be pao and directed the subscriber 50
Bowery. A. w. JACKSON,
ml9 2w*m Manager and Proprietor.
TlTIAN'S VENUS.
THIS celebrated Painting exhibition the Gallery 4i9
Broadway, will until the LIST of June In London
viewed by upwards of one hundred thousand
ed IN color and resemblance of perfectly formed
Open during the day. and brilliantly lighted in the evening
Admission Is cents. Season tickets so my7 lw*rc
M DUMSDAY Professor Of Guitar, Singing Sight, Ac
1v1 cordeon Violin &c. teach ladies and
&c. very short time by his Anayzmg lnductive
System. Terms moderate.
An improved ACCORDION for sale
Good city references given application No IS Chryste
street, above Walker. a26 lmsrc
FASHION AND PEYTONA AGAIN.
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Silt, bbs :. =. -. 49,. $3.50 1858 aoa3
1t will be observed, that the imports of produce from
the West this have been very light compared
with previous The principal of this falling
off, the reduced prices current for tho most important
staples and the increased demand home in the vi.
cinity Of the production for consumption. We learn
that have been made between spectators and
the producers to hold to the supplies in hand until
certain time, in hopes that prices will sen and the
markets improve The spectators in this business who
are attempting control the market In this way WILL
without much doubt get the worst Of the operations.
They have purchased the produce of the farmers who
merely hold subject to the order of the other parties
holding forfeit for the full performance Of the
tracts made by the spectators II is stated that the
tent to which these operations between the spectators
and producers have been carried is great that the
merchants in sections Of the country are
compelled to wait till the expiration of these contracts
before they can make collections sufficiently large
come to market and meet the payment Of their liabilities
Such being the position Of this trade we may expect
later in the quite increase in the receipts OF
produce at the western depots The receipts of tolls
and amount Of -four cleared on the canal at Oswepo
this do not compare very favorably with last
year. The tolls collected from the opening of navipa
ton to the lith inst this year and last compare as fol-
lows
RECEIPTS or Tolls AT OswEoo.
Receipts from May IS TO Nay l,h, 1914 ~sls,sA %
s4,7s7 g.
Flour SHIPPED the CAsALroR THE SAME TINE EACH
1884,. .bbs iI,ois 1856 .bbls. 2alss Dec. .bbs 1898
The monthly reports of the Banks South Of Carolina
certainly show uniformity Of movement, only exceed
cd by those Of Virginia. This steadness in the opera
tons Of the Southern banks is favorable feature and
shows that trade must in these sections, be in very
healthy state ::
BANKs or SourH CAROLINA 48
Mach !, ~. Mach l, rs. May as Dec.
Loans S3G7,5ij 595576e 5,8i5709 ll00j9
SPECIE ............ lx 200 t Io72,I2s I2a,i9
Deposits 20a0,Iii s,22i,6si 2l9i,a53 1891
There eight banks in South Carolina, including
branches. Within the past two months there has been
slight decrease in the aggregate, but sufficient to al
feet the movements of trade either way II will be OBJ
served that the returns Of May ls ls5 compare more
avoably with the returns Of March LIST, ls44 than the
returns Of the time this year. Tho bulk Of the cot
ton crop South Carolina having reached market there
villa b. ssrshs rsmsndsr Of the season, % great
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HAMILTON HOUSE,
At THE NdRROWS. L.

THIS HOUSE situated at the Narrows near Fort Hami
T. s % s Of % S YAK Sc
Island The iOrdcaons the harbor beau
Of the
The invalid aid seeking somo % and Of plea
Of bus who wishes his family to enjoy the benefit, Of
ssi 5 pg d each day.
of the hours Of starting steamboat % that those who
stages after breakfast and be IN the city before the
to their return in time to dine with their
hotel well adapted for the for which wa.
Txsd The dining rooms, paor reading rooms billiard and
bowling saloons; all spacious and well sTrcngsd for an sa
Das r.as and , E I've yoss
win b. attached 2 as house band and ball.
nen that will tend to gr, those ladies and gentlemen who
liberal and distinguished patronage bestowed upon the
above las; well =: for h
BE- a. been connected With he to %
part please he trusts that he shall gain for the Hamilton
%yso ssse s''''''''''' = :. s' ALoNzo REED
FIRE Works! FIRE WORKSl!
EDGE especially inform. the public ,hs. hi: ar
:S'GGE';s s
q
:s nsw
mine Royal Purple Maroon and Mazarne Blue unknown
n BIO agents.. ISAAC EDGE, Jr, pyrGY..shni. E..
w No. d ora Letters sddre.ssdx Y r., No . Delaney
eet stating the lowest cash price, will be attendedto
COMMERCIAL AND R bIIbs BANK OF vIcKs-
$2O. s e. ST, "a ks.S Ss%i
change for productive sTR re- s . Wall
MIDST issrc opposite Bank Of Commerce.
ORGAN FOR sALE-A 9 @ Church Organ with, six
" q s"s oa
warranted ofthe best materials and Workmanship and woudbe
Herald %i os Terms sny Or
TO THE PUBLIC.
n ALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTR;ACTOR--Ino offer
4: s s
has failed If following dssp:s:~
si j q s"'' SSisi;s". s s:i
eysnss Sores. E Erm, s sssid T hssa
s s,Sl asi s.... and sos Nipples. Fssf Feet
II Iii ss ssn Build
inss New Yogk None genuine without the written nom print
e :: 9. y sis' ca: ..s
CaST OFF CLOTHING .aND FURNITURE
AIDES AND oENT TfSnkR s.,n, an, an, e.. Of Or
sS S o he sss.' q viii f"s
cash price for the same. NJ 8 COHEN, 50 Duane ST.
MIA line through the Post Office. otherwise will be
promptly attended to- mo lm'ec
OLD CLIO! OLD CLIO! OLD CLIO!
THE SUBSCRIBER s pays the highest prices for Second
ss .sss. ss Ss Ss :: in SfS TsvE
a24 imsrc
NOTICE-MR CLARKE has removed his Intelligence
IN Office from go Broadway 93k Duane door from
Broadway where he continues provide help both
white and coored, Of good character, at - At e3
Duane street uncurrent money bought and exchanged
myl im.ec
T MONEY LENT
THE Subscriber has removed 423 PEARL Of Rose
street where he continues to loan amount
dry goods gold and silver Watches plate ewelry diamonds fur
ty A. ADOLPHUS,
Licensed Pawnbroker,
423 Pearl, corner OF Rose street.
N BPenons may be received in the private Office by ring
ing the bell Al the hall door. a30 imerc
READ THIS
LII CASES in the Surgical and Medical line, especially
those of long standing receive advice and medicine
the first application neither residence rrquired at
No 81 Resdr strr~t HFINE. N. ID
BOARDING AT "a COURTLANDT STREET.
~ GOD BOARDING, with pleasant rooms for single gentle
VI men, Likewise, handsome furnished psror with bedroom
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MOVEMENTS IN PRopucE SC. AT BUFFALO.

Annexed is also the total Of -four, wheat, ashes,
butter and lard that have gone eastward, from the
mencement of canal navigation to the 18th May.
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FASHION AND PEYTONA AGAIN.

[R@
a1z1..:sszsssss -
PHILADELPHIA AND CAMDEN RACES will COM
TUESDAY, 9th May, and continue three days.
Tuesday May 9th Plate Race $500 three mile heats four
Same day purse 500 mile heats entrance 10 per cent added
Wednesday 2a purse $1,000, $500 to second horse, four
day. purse $780, entrance 10 per cent added-mie
Thursday purse $500 $50 to second horse-wo mile heats
Same day. $500 500 second horsetee mile heats
$1,000 mile heats and The the turf "
Fashion, Stanley Eclipse Pelawan &c. Mr.. Krkman with
Peytona, Jsnpeteau Latunah &C. Mr. Hare with Patsy An
theny and three others Mr. Ten Brock with Maria Peyton
two Others Mr. Van Mater has four Mr. Lloyd three and MIR.
Conover Dunyegan and Livingston Mr. Shawtwo Mr. Town
two, Peyton X Johnson, the Colonel, Victor, &c.
Entries be madee ach day O'clock and deposited the
In the Of bad weather the will be postponed until
the first fair day.
In all cases two or more to make a race.
Should there be second best horse the winner receive
but $3.50, $500 and $780,
my 20 st.mc u. s. Hotel, Philadelphi.
FANCY PAPER AND PAPER BOXES,
sc WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
PUBLISHERS Stationers, Book Binders, Printers, Paper
Boxmakers Trunkmakers Druggists and Others who
Fancy Paper will find to their interest to call and examine the
German and China Papers.
He constantly receiving fresh supplies Of god silver and
fancy printed Calico and other Papers; ii Of sells
prices He would also call the attention
Of and dealers Fancy Hardware and other Fan
= e>-' y - ''s' GEO j. KRAFT,
all s3aw4w*ec 12l Fulton street. stairs.
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The aggregate Of merchandise and salt received by
the canal during the period for two seasons
pares thus
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SOCIALISM.
MIR, ROBERT OWEN will deliver lecture at Franklin
Nl Hall, Chatham square, Wednesday evening" 2t inst,
at half past O'Clock.
On Sunday the morning. half past 10; the
half past These will be the last lectures Mr. Owen
will deliver in New York prior his departure for England
Admission free.
NB-The above Hall to be let four nights in the week.
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CELEbhAIED fI<lSo.
THESE well known and truly valuable Pills. justly
LIBERATED for their beneficial effects, now becoming
the popular family medicine Of the day. thew
raned specific for the or prevention Of n9t all hs d.
ons Dyspepsia Piles, Rheumatism Headaches, Jaundce
Scrou Bilious and Diseases Of the Chest; short they
unrvaed aud family should be without them they
be used and safe remedy for Of all ages
time. Directions enclosed in each box, and
without bearing the fac sme Of the proprietor the
For SALE wholesale and ret, the principal depot Hall q
Mulberry streets.
Dr. TARBELL will be in his Office, Of Broome and
Mulberry streets from BIO AM, and to in the
NB Those wishing obtain the sole agency for these Pills.
the State, make arrangements to that
effect by addressing the proprietor above liberal discount
allowable. MO lmAee
M B-Private House Of Refreshments by NV. TELLER,
IN 6 Front streeBreakast, Dinner and Supper. Is Cd,
each Breakfast from 81 until o dining hours from quarter
all in prime order Lodgings 23 cts All gentlemen wishing
resort to fine cool dining apartment Will do well to Gall and
satisfy themselves The proprietor also keeps the old stand
corner Of Fulton and Front streets and Fulton Market
where he will continue to all the delcacies oil the
Also Wines Liquors and Sega OF all kinds and Of
the choicest brands, direct from the importers.
mil lnrh
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Beal's Hair Restorative, Mt his Agency ca
Walker street first store Broadway.
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Secretary Bancroft and the Washington Bar-.bso
Ross-Son,e further account ofthis Extraordinary
Man-Arripal of a Merican-1he Richmond En-
ouirer and Fisk and Do,c--fhe " Unics," u mast
be gyeserpcd-Piney Point, Old Poi"s the Spr7ngs'
and the prospect ola Flying Cah"e-h Lucky
Letter Writer-Mr Blair dc-t go-Ine races
&c. &c.
!, u. o. &c ,e cour..dartal called in this city,
~ secro,ary Rancroe for the benefit of Captain
vo or ,be ind aation of the Washington bar
soo .. ,sa;,,. very materially. And whyl Be-
~, II sorable Secretary had the Judge Advo
80 rs case, Mr. Hallett, brought all the way
CO. oas ,yston as if competent judge could mot
IL. been had on the ground. We recommend "a
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MIR EDGE respectfully informs the public that his
l this season are on the most offensive scale
furnish Cities Towns Public Gardens Theatres Parties &c
with pyroechnic displays varying price from $50 to $O0o
Mr. E. will also add his display thi; four
Royal Purple Maroon and Mazarne Blue, unknown to
any other Pyroechnist.
mv20 lmsec Jersey City.
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DIR. McNalr's Acoustic OIL, warranted gcnu-
Inc, 50 cents bottle at Ct Walker street, first
Broadway
~
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Vtf MONEY LENT.
THE Subscriber has removed PEARL of Rose
where he continues to loan money amount
dry goods gold and silver Watches plate ewey diamonds fur
nure wearing apparel and every description Of peQua roper
ty. A. ADOLPHUS,.
Licensed Pawnbroker,
423 Pearl, corner of Rose street.
NJ BPenons may bereceived in the private Office by ring
ing the bell a the hall door. a30 imerc
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-10-23
A JUST AND NOBLE SENTIMENT.

he pubic Journals and Law magazines OF the
country teeming with sketches of the life and
character Of that eminent and distinguished jurst,
JOSEPH STORY. We have read many OF them viii,
infinite. delight for there ia indescribabe charm
in contemplating character combining, as that OF
the deceased did, much of public usefulness and
honor with so much of Private amsbility and puri-
ty. 1t ia not however in this day and generation
that the value of the public services of STORY will
be fully known. 1t must be left 10 posterty fully
to appreciate the and influence of those vast
intellectual Iabors which have shed such pure
and transcendant light over the complex relations
of our Municipal and Constitutional jurisprudence.
In brief sketch of the life and character OF
Judge STORY contained in the October number OF
the Law Reporter, from the pen of Charles Sum.
ner of Boston, we find the following passage which
has particularly arrested our attention: -
81 first knew him (says Mr.. Summer
while | was in College, and remember
freshly, as it the words were Of yesterday,
the eloquence and animation with which,
at that time, in youthful circle, he en-.
forced the beautiful truth that no man
stands an the gay Of another. The world
is wide enough for all, he said, and no
success which may crown our neighbor,
can affect our own career. 1t was 10 this
spirit that he run his race on earth, with
out jealousy, without envy; nay more
overlooking with appreciation and praise
OF labors which compare humbly with his
own"
II this sentiment-so just end wise in itself-so
elevated and ennobng in it, influence upon the hui
man hesrt-was more generally acted upon in the
affairs Of life, how much misery would be spared
to the unfortunate victims Of envy! How frequent.
y would tranquility and peace reign over that brow
which is now rufled and delormed by the torment
ing anguish Of auothers SUGGEST
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country which is intimately connected with our
first reason. Many farmers during the crazy era,
extending from 1880 up to 1887, wien speculation
and high prices for every thing were rife in the
country, overreacbed themselves-loosned out too
largeIy--and were caught at last in The mds. q
the tempest, and have sought shelter in loans on
their lands, and from the pressure Of accommodating
interest, and the sudden cali Of Capitalists foi
their money to operate 10 the more extended hels
Of trade now every where opening up in the i'm
proved condition Of the country, are obliged TO
sell, and doubtless at sacrifice, because Capital
no longer seeks their investment. Ard thirdly,
The great Western countryside land Of promise
is sill smiling before us-snd beckoning people to
tier prolific and cheap soils, where the prospect
OF providing for the future welfare and fortunes Of
families is better. Whether this course i. sound
aud wise policy, time will show--but we must row
defer its farther consideration TO another time
But the facts are as we state ihem-there are ar
unusual number Of Farms 10 market in the Eastern
and Middle States. and indeed we may say 10 the
South where the voice is "Ho for Texas