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New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19
7 oRiLLARD HoUSE.-The .ul,serib<

I 0RiLLARD H0USE.-The .uhserber takes this oppor-
IL tuaity Informing his old e Dc sad the public geue
ly that he has leased the above named House under ia
yorabie circumstaresS os number Of years The house
throughou-he strening large and wei reu,i
lated and location the Of the fr o. The
City directly opposite the Asor House ard fronting The Park
Ssid house under the immediate OF Col q
W KiMBALL well klowu N.d popular for the yab
Tic and ev strict attention hore receive hbersl sharr Of
the public patronage HIRAM JOY.
day NJ lrrs
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NE 2 L
Up. POWELL & DR.. DIOSSY,

Ocalists and Ophthalaic Surgeons, =,
HAVE removes the LATELY oeeupea y W T..
exclusively confined Diseases Of ihs ~
.on DR. we'll studied for five wif te erlefNed
Dr. JACOB OF Dab r dl.eore.r ,oai o M G M sErina EI
orr for similar PROD sub guently actrd.s Asstsn
n bis extensive pactcr Terms moderate Ta= trratrd
Craruously ArufesI Eyes Inserted. Enrance u Warren
sr.s.t. myA 3Awi
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PROTECTION TO BOOKS. MONEY. &c The sun
scr,ber and is r.. The
~ il This city, an of RiCii'S INPROPED
P.ITENT S.{L.aN1NDER S.fFES. S.embracing great
va-ty hch he warrants 10 be dry aud
eu i in proc: cus-s ard superior ether
any o.s. sssInaader Safes made this city CEtr
States Persons wishing purchase respectfully uyed 70
call aud ''zcru;nize the Workmanship. and tl-y will not
loGs br,itaie " hich 70 buy. For sai- by
4. $ MARVIN. 1881 Water-s.Teet.
~ There were noue ori.ch's Safes IN the piisbUrE ire
the merchants there trusting cheap article m.de in thai
aiG m
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THE TRIBUNE.

,.,,s rr W. W. LORD. New York: d. Appleton & Co.,
200 Broadway. ls45.
These verses are marked by elevation of senti-
mon, but do not show the recreatve powers Of
,sough, and delicy of the poet. But if the modest
md d,gnifed stand assumed by him in "L'Envoi'
/. sincerely his, he will have reason to be dis
.,us6ed The poems are calculated to interest
strongly minds of structure kindred with his own
L'ENVOl. ITO E. G. K.
Al ouce little thought the rill OF song
That gushed within my heart, wold other be
Than that deep stream that flowed unseen along
To far Stella, dark and silently.
An Arethusa Of the heart, a stream
That only for a moment into sight,
IN some su grot where Hamadryad's dream
Should murmur up, then vanish into night.
But thou, while listening al its secret spring,
Dd'st hear, or seem 10 hear, sound divine;
Vas IL thine own hearts river, murmurlng
With full deep flow mistook by thee for mine!
Howe'er it bel have assumed line part
OF Que who In the heart Of Nature lives,
And, in the tuneful oracles OF Art,
Unto her secret thoughts Their uterance gives.
And INV Muse for pinions have mstook
The up-buoyant sense and wild desire TO fiy,
Eel. by uhlutored spirits, as they look
On some strong blrd thatseems 10 cleave the sky
And though like linn TO lights eternal springs
1t ne'er may rise--'twlll JOY that others may,
And hear the sound OF hight. controlling wings,
With eye OF worship upward turned tor aye.
Orif, with callow wings, too soon II seek
The mount of song, and ill-assured in flight,
Be backward struck from It's attempted peak
BY JEALOUS gods that dwell upon the hight;
Sihou dost hope it shall not yet despair,
But nesting to thy heart, more Joy receive
From Thy indignant plant and soothing care,
Than their ne gect can wound or scorn can grleVe
His success is least where great subject has
,emo,rd, rather than spontaneous movement OF
the mind urged him, to write. The best pieces are
such es the following:
THE COTTAGE.
NV eyes make pictures when they're shut
Cole1idge
- little cottage stands
Half hid in climbing green;
Spreading along the jagged caves
And o'er the roof I Is seen. -
Before it are few meek flowefs,
Yet garden there Is none;
But grass with flowers-as Art at first
His toll had there begun;
Then shamed by Nature, fed, and left
These howrets 10 her hand,
That hence TO wild flowers changing seem,
Where mid the grass they stand
A grandame at the open door
Sits kuiltng in the sun;
WhS looks at her, need not be told
offriends and kindred, young and old,
That vanished one by one.
Bloom to her cheek returns no more,
And soon her smiles depart:
But he that sees no beauty there
lie hath none in his heart.
A little child is sitting near,
white lamb by the child =
And surely il must be sweetlore
lis eyes and lips are spelling DER,
To read that graRdame mild.
"Iknow an i,le,' though badly written marks
ine experience in thelife of the writer =;
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WaTEk.CJJRE ESTABLISHMENT.
-. oho1,nf. Vt.

By Dr. !ts@n ias Of Boston, ~
Pr;essn;tx lirarirnbesg. Germany, VIII please
address post paid absvs srnr usd 1d ei n
~ n,nbtiv oi their Carr by Water. with the tine
when and the terms which they can o fre.'vsd al The
estaoiis"ai'4''' u N' als 2neod
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Col PIERRE VAN CouRTLANDr.
| fully concur in the above opinion.
CURE FOLLOWS CURE!
JUhE FULLUWS CCItE!
Further erideRee Of the efficacy Of Thomsons Compound
Syrup Of Tar and Wood Ycpsha IN
rnNSITMDTION,

CONSUMPTION
To- Mrs II. r. WARNER now residing at the house OF
Michael c. Fisher. Esq. Woodbury.. y. j. attacked 10
months since with violent disease Of the lungs
by her physician DR.. Wn Harris (of rhadephiaj CoEges
Lungs The PAIN her breast violent wii
difficult respiraIion total inability the phesm pre-
cuns the possibility ofrepose and rendering IL necessary
be proppsd up bed and three months
Her physician pronounced her HOPELESS aud sh'
indulge the hope of Abou, this time s.
heard OF the performed BY THO OMSDN's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF rARAND WOOD NaPTHA
and ced usin. IL 10 ven. short time her health i'm
proved and by STEADY the of this valuable
remedy she has been literally rescued from the grave
The above ia regard MI wifs restoration Il
health strictly true and he result solely attributable
the OF Thomson Syrup Of Tar sad God Sapta every
other remedy having failed in her
Philna-lpbia May 10. Isi5. HENRY P. WARNER
Prepared aud sold by s. P Thomssn Druggist. Phlads
phia aud sold wholesale and retail in mis- city y a D.
SANDS S Co. Chemists and Druggists, Z3 Broadway, cor
Chambers Sold also 70 Fulton and u East BIoad
way. Price 50 cents. m'o I'm
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u. u u GoLr,iBtA AsD SpIrriRE RE-These two yes
ar,s,. y" N "ur harbor. well worth looking at The
,y.. @ English Governmen. steamer painted black, on
tsvs expedition. from Halifax and the latter real
Id Baltimore built from the Coast Of Africa
cp having at one .ime, transported 1888 slaves
q, In hold where II Is possible 10 sit with
cs,,er .ne mead. She is large our revenue
>a anchored of the navy yard.
1Roston Journal, MAY 10.
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WANTED.

BOARD Up TOWN A Pario! and BeSiroon, su.,n
- bic t"r gentleman snd his wife. two snsie
terpen iray br obtained with ard a private family No.
Us McDougal between Anity md Fourth streets Gew
doors below Washington Parade Groand Location very
pleasant house supplied with Croon Wster. bath roou
&c. The iny sod Fourth street Stages pas within
few -.a, ~ the hou>s myi3 n
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SPRING FASHIONS.

AA SPRING fASHUNS-TO THOSE WHO
kM STUDY EC0NOMY.-Thr subscriber in accord
I with the times has reduced his superior Imitation
70 Nioeskn Has fur bodies TO the very low price Of
S22j The above elegant dress 1at. and Will
compare advanageously with Hats sold in this city 50
md So Also constantly manufacturing Fur and Silk Hats
Of the best quality latest Patterns and at the lowest City prices.
for Cash.
An assortment Of Velvet and Cloth Caps always hand.
If instance the above does give entire Satisfaction,
can be fully Obtained by giving information the subxer
Der. J. w. kElLUGO, NO. ll6 Caralst
n. B.-Will the first Of May 10 No. lis
C,n,I.stn.et 7mA
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

ENASHIoNABLE BOOT AND SHOE STUkE-LEwiS
GROSS, l56 Fulton street, door east Of Broad
way keep hand large assortment OF Boots and Shoes.
made in the fashionable style and Of tho best ma
tcriais
NBade to order all descriptions Of Boots and Shoes.
Fits warranted and price. low to suit the times 81 iy
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Nav PUBLICATIONS.

THE ART OF WEAylNG-By. Hand aud by Pawsr
with nm Introductory account Of nd trugreSs m
ancient and modern foI the OF and
others by Clinton G. Gilrov, pracncn Weaver and Nnnn
Gacurer One large volume. illustrated with nearly 800
Ensruvnrs wood and see!. PLAN mi coo'ed. 1i,s
work written with admirable ciearnc Thoroughly rnctica
and one m which no manufacturer of cloths can n6rd to re-
man ,rrOrant. Published and for sale hv
myIi 81 GEO n. BALDWIN - Sp-rce.s,
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THE AFRICAN SLAVE TIAps-The Sierra Leone
JPatciman Of the 18th Of February gives the iol-
lowing items:
river Gal mas had been emhodened by the prosecu-
ton of Capt DeEman in England, for his summary ce-
srction u sundry hracoons and openly asserted their
determination seek redress in the English Courts IL they
were again molesed in their operations
Rev. William Raymond, the miss onary VINO "eh' from
this country with the Africans Of the Amisad writes from
his Mendi mission house. Little Boon River. January sth
and gives picture of his trials II that Nh had
been the bearer OF from the Governor OF Sierra
Leone 10 King Of the Mendi country by which that per-
sonnse greatly aDgered, AS well rs by various nos he
demonstrations Of the British against the slave estabis-
merts al seabar all which lie imputed TO the agency OF
Mr. r. He that II the English wanted TO destroy the
slave trade they must cesroy one hai OF Sierra Leoe 10Y
half of Sierra Leone was engaged in l., &c
After much talk OF this kind which the King inveished
bitterly against the English their attempts 10 destroy
the trade lie told Mr. r. that he must and finally gave
him written notification that he must cle cut oelofe
the Tth of February.
rot appear whether he is African with all English naue
or actually white Mr.. Raymond ascrioe. ms con-
duct 10 the Luz and other slave traders Ills
etter-whch addressed 10 tue sureTinteicet oil tne
Wesleyan Mission at Sierra eone-asks Tor advee US 10 Inc
he had better prrsue whether lie sooia = away
remain and trust 10 the ad ne nusnt Itce!'e Iva. '
men .of war. & c.
The atct,pan saws that Commodore Jones had resolved
70 proec, Raymond and suppress the traffic by all the
means his power that he had burned the oil LUZ
NJ Scabar and several other establishments st GiiiEas
NJ Public Notice hereby given that the AuIual
pcou oI thirteen Directors the New ok aud harlem
Ro;Iro,d Co will he held their Office IN 4 Iryon Row
on the third Tuesday ?oh Of Nay next between The hoa's
Of y and O'Clock 7. NJ. of that day 80, .u u,
The Transfer Books VIII be closed from h- i0t ' 'e
20,h instant. W. G c,pN.N Sc,,-
s2s tMya0 W. .. o:Ai'.A-A-'' S''
NJ Canal from Wolf River TO Memphls s.
y order oi the Board OF Mayor aud Aldermen ei -
OF Memphis tennessee do hereby advertise ioI
~ construct Canal from Vol River 70 The e'iF o. eniis,
distance OF Eleven Miles. Said Can1l VIII Be lau ous III
.c,,nus Of one mile each and sealed proposals oF us CON
suc,ion will received nntii The 2ch day oi July nes @
oL IN h. aid for in the Bonds of the orporation v'he
Wars 10 run payable sIni-lnnuay d'
Philadelphia r,I,a -, ,sr.,,s :, h, -h has
"a per cent; Ivr for the last i"ur years anu
,moun,s to about twenty-five tZoueOl Thousand oois
wear. -, -. ;,,v;,.d m come and exam.
inc the sIound when all the Information eeSE@ @ M' P 'e
"'slsa Memphis sh April 1856 Mayor of Memphis Tenn
rluNn
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s lie subscribers ee ior sai- one Of The isrse;t as,
@ soYtlnes Of Vegetable Grass a'd Flower setds 10 re
IL. founI in this city all .f wticn viii be warranted
equine; Bubous Tuterous Flower ES"t; Grea House
pr dozrn or Is e4e among which will be man, thar
har ~ Lsr r,, first p,mioms and hare nth St
10 o,srs VIZ Charles lzlb L dv Cst.rine Jerrnyu Alba
-unares Bride Aatsgenist Oky Su.Ifise Blu. Bonnet,
INA Noks Beauty of eni, Anseies u ique Pckwick &c
We Of the iu.st collections OF moss choice
aud perpetual sIoWing and 10 Hover Harlem
duaed. BY any grower this cnnniry. We Will have
prceHs Of ,asm fresh every day duEng the season. the
iced and will be please. have thoEe who fond Of
hee charming flowers call either place and ersmins for
themselves
Boucseis tas:efnlIy srrsnced az all times.
Our last Daha ,ale OF 1850 plants w take place early The
ensuing wFtk. Of which due notice Will Re gwen
DIN xtARAiiN. 635 Broadway.
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SCHOOLS.

DREPARAToEy (BoARDlSG) SCHOOL. MIDDLE
L TOWN, conn. D. II. CHASE. a. VI. PRINCIPAL.
Established III 1855. Sessions commence May 18th ard
Oct lsth continuing i've months 81 SEQ per session.
Thorough preparation college or business and
al attentions secured pupils fully in the nos
extensive schools Lads from Sew-York are placed in
charge OF careful person, son- and returning Circulars
at a Narket-street and la Broadway. d23yc
EslE-- INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO
Fl@-I. .EsEiFOETE-A Married Lady NJ ofrespsc;lh,lity
TT II + 7havn= s.Hs leisure hours would wish to de.
II Ivnte them b. giving inst:uci lou on his de-
Ishui nd accomplished instrument She has Pi4ne OF the
most improved ard modern make which the d rossi n
the pupils Terms OF tuition very reasonable erencss
gwen SIS TO capabiIity &c note addressed NJ; D. 2
Upper Post Office will meet with ire attention NIL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-19

M ATe.h PROOF Uy th-LoaIs Il Tareiefs. ani al
w PERSONS exposed TO rain will hnd very large stock of
Sacinoshes from Sol u 81. Drivers. coactnrn
si-rmrn &c be fed with India Rubber Cots and
Jackets front TO dollars. The stock on hand at Is
Maiden Lane large and embraces gerera assortment
Than before offered New York which over
tl EpgIi,h garments, from t- establishment oil MAcIn-
tosh Co Manchester Ene. for sale = below for
prices. nay IL HOf.i'T. H. ~
sNUIA RU BIER GUUDo i ne Attention OF the PUBLIC
respectfully Gyr 10 the laTce assortment o nta Rub
b-s factued by The Subscribers such Cor
sceG cr Shtrred SuspenGers ra sulphur, Lie Pre-
Mae'I;oh Coats tliks and Csres clotn Tor car
rage tops aprOus SC Horse Coyers Legsns. Ponchos Sc
all OF ch sale CHEAPER than eau be fouad elsewE=rr
ard warranted 10 ,iye satisfaction.
HUTCHINSON < RUNTOE,
mlO II So Maid-n-lsue.
PA AEcS'C iNDEo1hUC1lbLE a lER PIPE.
THE Subscribers manuacturea Pif- cheaper and beer
lan any Other for the conveyance Of watrr 10
cities villages 1Rd private residences i conTeys as pure
fountain itself and they trGTTrTt su370r and more
durable any other Tor drain so and waste p ard Tor
hydraulic PURPOSES generally An premium oi ten dol.
lars and silver medal awarded the lse.tor az The last
Fair Of the American Institute
All Orders promptly attended 10 q, li2
!. BALL Y GO.
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FINE WATCHES AND JtWFlRY.
2 RICHARD FISHER, Jr. wATcH-MAxER and

z RICHARD FISHER, Jr. WATCH-MAKER and
q 2 Jewelcr, is prepared to sell Watches at re-
csS9S tail lower than any other house In the city, AZ
ne constantly receiving all descriptions direct from tho
manufacturers In England, France and Switzerland be ID
enabled TO offer very large OF Gold Watches
from SIS 10 SI00 each Silver co rom S5 70 $40 each
s warranted keep good time. the money .eurDed-
very low " B.-second hand Watches and old Gold and
Silver taken In exchange bought for cash. Watches
Clocks Music Boxes and Jcwcry repaired In the best man.
aer And warranted by experienced workmen US low % any
othc. house the city. RICHAKD FISHER, Jr importer
of Watches and Jewery, wholesale and RETAIL NO. asi
Broadway, Eew-York, few doors above the City Hon
iitaI (nID RICH ,RD FISHER, Jr. 81
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THE LAW OF LIBEL IN THE STATE OF NEW. YORK

IN SUPREME CoURT-May Is.
Substance Of the Closing Atgumcnt of Nj RICHARD
CoorER in support sf the Demurrer, and al &c
PLY to M SEwARD's Defence.
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REMOVALS.

ID EMOVAL DR. BROWN, Oculi.t. successor DR.
IL Child has removed hts Office rm 10 Chambers st to 1853
Canal Varck wher- he continues his successful treat
mVlf
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WIsTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
a COMPOUND BkLsAMIc PREPARATION FROM WILD CHERRY
AND TAR.
The best remedy k0,oa to the ,cord for the cure of
coughs, colds, asthma, creup, bleeding Of The
lungs, ,choopimg- cough, bronchitis, in
fuen-a, shortsress Of b. cath, pain
aud ,cealtness H., the breast
or side, itver cont
platnt aud the
,t,,a Of
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f used by the principal business Who study convent
-ace aud economy By his great invention the Letter
sr-n and copied tie thereby ensufins exact
copv The Ink perfectly ndeiib and be erased by
any chemical agent known Books OF Packet ost and Letter
she from 10 ques thick constantly hand Sold whole
'A-- -- ~ FRANCIS LOUTREL,
mIAo. M.uuf.cruring >t,rinn-rs u Ntaidrn-lane.
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TANSEN l. BELL. Dealers IN Ia
~ Stniinnary, huye reurred 10 thel
Nassau street. Tribune Buildings. api
they will continue 10 keep q eompl-i'
Stationery 9th. bes, quality. Enelish +,
Also, Bank Books Il every dsscrip'io
inlds TO order. ruled md bound to nIl.
and Law Blanks of-very DESCRIPTION at
nrirle,; Oil the besi qualify ut paper.
Schndl Books Constantly on hshu-
,,...i Haul . nrtf.eS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-24

GLAD TO GET BAcK.-The Cincinnati Inquirer
tells Tie following story:
A Southern gentleman who, within the past two
years. married Of pretiies girls and took her
to Louisiana, came up the early part of last sum-
MGR with his wife to spend several months in the city,
bringing with him favor,te black girl. The girl
told him before she left home that If he took her
with him, she would leave him when they arrived
here, but he knew that she had always been a faith
fhl servant, 10 whom he had always been kind, and
he doubted her threats. Mr.. B. the Souherner, had
not been in the city but few days before the gilr
made good her words She left him and he took no
pains 10 win her back. A place procured for
her by one Of the good nainrea persons whose prov
inee it is 10 attend such things, where she remain
ed three or four weeks aud then left account OF
band treatment received. She subsequently did
little washing here, and some housework here. until
at length, after a good many rebuAs, she enga-
ged MS nurse stopping at The Broadway Hotel, with
wnoin sine stayed about three months. She began to
see that the lie of freedom she had anticipated. She
signed Tor AeI old home in Louisiana On Thursday
last she tc' her mistress she had determined to 60
back to he old MASTER and sure enough she packed
up her things, took passage in the Majestic for New
Orleans, and In on the following day, satisfied with
what The AboIirionis call liberty for the poor slave
This is only one Of the instances gu, of several we
could name.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-24

TwENTY-NiNTH CoEsREss.-The political con-
slructlon OF tha 29th congress, says the Jourua OF
Commerce, which meets at Washington on the first
Monday in December next, is now ascertained i.
most to IA unit.
The Senate at present compii Uses "a wings and rs
democrats, not including Senator Woodbury., Of
New Hampshire--who will no doubt resign il he
has not done so already having been appointed to
seat on the bench of the Supreme Cour, Of the Unit
ed sales The vacancy will, however, be filled with
democrat. will also the vacancies in Virginia
Indiana, Mississippi and Tennessee; both branches
of the Legislature in each of these States being de
mocralic The full Senate will, therefore, comprise
- wings and 30 democrats. Democratic MAORI
" 6.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
The States are arranged in The order in which the
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-24

II will be seen by an advertisement Of the Post
master in to-day's paper, that the present mail ar
rangemeul is To be changed and after the lst of
November. The eastern mail (Which arrives at
hall past ii o'clock) will. after that date be due
AN, and close at half past PM. We believe
these nours will be much acceptable 10 business
men than The old arrangement, which precluded the
answering of correspondents by the days mail
The arrival of The mail IN the midst Of business
hours is very objec iionable.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-24

GENERAL JAcKsoK-The following incident
occurred on visit of mile to Washington city in
1884 Its truth may be elied on.
A widow lady in rattle straiened circumstances
had been keeping boarding house for some years
IN that city, and during he general prostration oil
active business, growing put ofthe currency deranae
men,s of that date, had ~ in arrears, and TO pay
Of her most urgent debts, sent such OF her fur
niture as she could pussiuy spare, TO auction. The
purchaser clerk in one Of the Government off.
Cesj one Of those public baiers oi which there has
always been too many al Washington and elsewhere,
WIN in debt az far al they can obtain credit, and
without ever intending t. pay The lady called on
the auctioneer, a respectable man named Maulo, /
believe. He called ON tie official who proposed to
pay soon as his months salary was due. The
month rolled round, and June succeeded March, and
September June, without payment being made. 10
the great distress Of the widow and uneasinsss Of
the auclioneer And after further application, the
Office holder refused absolutely TO do anything, ale
ging il out Of his power 10 pay. The sum was ton
large for the auctoneer To pare out OF is own pock-
ct or he would have paid ithlmself so deeply did he
feel for the poor creditor. In this perplexiiy, he
concluded TO call upon the President, aud state the
case, hoping he would suggest some relief. He wait
ed therefore on General Jackson with his narrative.
The old mans eyes flashsd fire. 'Have you Mr..
P-'s nole?' he inquired "No, was the reply.
"Call on him then, and without speaking Of the pur
pose for which you want iLget his negotiable note
and bring it here.'
The auciioneer occordindy asked P TOR his
note. "What do YOU want with the note; ] don't
know any body who would hke it, remarked the
debtor, adding, however, asIhe sat down TO write,
"ihere it is /" Mauro prtlnptly returned 10 the
President, handing him Ihenole, who without say
ing word sat down and wtie on the back Of The
paper "Andrew Jackson" snow sir, SAID il'e
General, "show Mr.. P---lhe endorseinent. and II
he don't pay YOU, let me krpw H." The nrst man
Mauo met as he entered Gaiaby's Hotel was P
"Ah," said lie SHAVE you pissed The noie!, mot
vel" said The other, "bul iexpect TO- for have got
first rate endorser to IT," l''Nonsense.' SAID r.,
"who Is t2'' The encouragement was shown him.
He turned pale. begged the iucionser 70 waii lew
minutes, went out and 10 bort space Of lime re-
turned with the money, Wild, was paid over to the
widow that dav. 10 the gratica'mn Of all parties
P kept quie, Oh de subject for years, but finally
a remark being made 10 iis presence, that Ten
era Jackson did not endoraefor any body whatever,
remarked he knew better, fol the General had en-
dorsed once for him, and produced AZ evidence the
note, 10 the surprise OF all wto knew not the sireum
slaRees Of the casa,