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NUMBER l4s
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL

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w 10y oo ootaincd the most speedv
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.ymp,oo. ~ So OF th- Kidneys even oshss
A lib T. M ~ - -. -
~ N0nS wahnaNTED. OK NO CHARGE MADE
IN rkOM ONE TO TWO DAYS
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ND UOIITc-S. ~ - H-9d.
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- neon anu Sfadoate from Of Ar co.
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cKRTAIS pssRAsR,
-sa ana impudent vstary Of n. -.
an IrnsS sss painful disease too onsn happsss a.,
-nse OF shame dread 49,.
applying t1 those Who from education and re.Dse,.ha
once esinend him. delaying I'LL constitutional ,y.,
Sa..s oo ns .ppsa.ne. such so,s tAso.s
,% Ssans. node. on the shin soss. ann. 5000
nm =, ~, IN. Pssng on with eAafA .p,dty
and IN, x,s, ~ ~ e NOUN OF the eooes Of nis
.enaIns s, % a.. assa pa PERIOD as..dfsl :,
th-r, n, ~heses no traveller To sueh
$3.50, Icy ana nom hs extenzve practice I'm n. - -.
~. "a 1 $50 Ansuea he can eoahdeniay r.eoans.S
,a., " ~ u"''''"nate victim Of this horrif S,r
Hha n<lsnehov far, H.,
dsssse, owing TO the unsiiouns,. seuns - tAs hssA
OF deadly poison mercury mi, me- Who By H.
..du. OF M, bf. n..,.h "a sAaee1 savs
PaTaI x.,.D "-a.-,r
40 T.xx Nox,,, ~ s.-1 III.
by certain p.ciies .pv ,. nave injured hsir Goa
darns on hi, $500 ne nope Of his ooniy. As
epoymen Of lie by The rom al The
nam. -. 1' devang Of
TO- eertnn ses 81 Habit Such p<r,pn. r.
Mann, -, ..1.l
Should renee, that. sound mn5 n -. .....
requisites promote eon.se,aI h,nn,,--. MOI seeessy
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Two SP0RTSMEN. Double Barrel Gums.
warranted real twist vel aabsd unusually low prcs.
sirEe hsrfel Do.
shot BeHs Of superior qushr-lsvcr eharr,rs
Powder Flasks, plaia aud patent
Game Hags shot Chsrgsrs
Nppte Wrenehes and Screw Drivers
Gun serewssnd Nipples
JuHreeeived and for sale BY
SUTHERLAND, Msia srret
"i Opposite the Bsnt.
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HUhhis hoBfNbON, Pfeslde n.
SAMUEL HASSAY Secretary.
The subscriber Agent Company is prepared 10
receive applications Life Insurance period,
named ior year. years for life for any uru not
preceding $40 900 life The for all
OF the intermediate not noies the
well as all other information desiring effect
Insurance. VIII aso be made known Application The
tases offered by this Company, believed equal n not
superior To those offered other Great
Britain. "A A. CIV ATuNEy
Physician to the sosieiy-te Family Physician party
Whose nIt o ne InsuIed 21-Af
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TO The LADIES IN PsRTICUIAR.

TO THE LADIES IN P,RTICUI
DsPIIAroRY POWDER found t,s by her. 6c,,
and OF great ladies been am c,d Mir an,
n Principally when It's growth confined To the
upper up and aide OF the face giving turn 10 The WHOLE
features when used with according TO the rec
uon VIII be found TO be addition the toll as the u.
ahy sharp entre ayoidea ar is removed
In i've or ten minutes after application.
This composition inaible and warranted m .r,o,. .
Gus haf Amer numerous trials received eer,icat., of
success which cannot be contested.
For sale, Wholesale Ind retail al
JULES HAUEL's DEPOT,
&c South ID Street below Chestnut
And BY my Agents Main Street l. GInier A. puval A Co r
Dual puyqssne. ehoekoe Hin =. NJ. .aehri.-oa w n
Dorn'n Petersburg BraFrs Thomas Co. " ~
tTPfemiums AWARDED tho Franklin Ia.tuc A. ss-a.
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JOHN V. HARDWICKE,

AZ just returned with the most fashionable
Goods impaired for the trade-they in
quality here elsewheTe lie public
generally 10 call and lie pledges himself 10 cell
them asuasonabe quality can be purhad
IN any city IN The Union
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New and Rich styles OF Ten and Dinner

OsI opened AT China Hall few entirely new and rich
" styles OF Tea and Dinner Services attention Of
the public snved patterns Of Flowing BIpe ana
bHe jet Dinner setvieesand White
Priees cahat No 70 China Hall Yves, Main Street
a aT-r
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT
CAPITAL f5OO,OOO. OR S2,5OO, OOOi
UNITED STATES LocsL BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JACOB HARVEY. E.q, Chairman
JoHs J. PALsER ESQ.
JONATHAN GoopauE. E-q.
JAMS BooRn,S, Eco.
GHo. BARcLAy, Esq.
sAs'L nowLAsp. E-q
GosHAn A. wosrH, E-a.
sAs'L ~ FoI Esq.
BANKERS:
Merchants Bank New York
General Agent Brs North Am-rie,
Colonies, Hon j. LxAsprK STARE.
'I>HE admirable system Of Life Insurance
which this Instuiion which has secured
such marked Distinction Europe the highest
favor in America During the period
the United States IL principles approval
OF many eminent and patronage secured fuzzy
tests the public confidence in its favor As Faanty
the standing OF h, Company the subscriber public
the above Board OF Directors residing New composed Of
gentlemen ofhe highest character responsibility
sum To be permanently invested In the United
OF three Of these Dreeors Trustees aays In the
Assured In cases OF disputed elims any arise
Panphlep containing The Annual Report gene
M niomauon tosebe with the soeieiys forms
and the fullest information be obtained application
subscriber.
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T1HE MUTUAL LIFE INsURANCE COW.

Insuanee be effected for $500 up 5000
By application HENRY LjDI.AM
ju Sly Richmond Va.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
hskNs LiBBYs Line Of between RE hmopd and
New Orleans, viii IN seps ub+r
and VII be composed Of the following
naique bChELOk- Capt HIRAn Horror,
bfu okI.EANs, Capt. VIZ. snfrn
bhN 'ooEPHINE. Capt Jos Rosussos.
ons OF me shove ve--s VIII regularly
month We III. allow, y,..
e pube they expressly and viii n.,r.
n~ S any other ve-hs and and d,
Greet men Of long For freight or paar,
having very superior cabin aud e.ras.
p2ssehser Apply 10 J. FISHER 4 son. or
=, HASKIN5 q LIBBY.
b. An freight from country the above vessels viii b.
wharfage.
Ju % n,
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!. WORTHY OF NOTICE.

N NffOEs-HIles' Q Soao MAJ
BOTNEf WAITS would respectfully invt. ..-,t.-.- -
superior pair Of Water proof or sho>. 10 NV.
@ @ we nave Just opened splendid made BY The above
~ e winch are tno~n equal to any made m th- n
Ihey cost little than com boots and .Ao,.
-. eonsaef ,hefn worth double much Genuem.u W. in
give bsm uia, and they worth IN. d,f
&c PUTNRY A
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s0AP-sToNE PAINT.

'tNHis Paint has been long and fayor,bly tno,, n a.
when put on with IL preserve, h,n,. a,
wood WORK from decay for number Of years be
to paint viii find this the cheapest bes and mos, d,,h
' 1"i@''e p>'n' 'sey
o25 n ,1u~sr.I., - y
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ANOTHER LARGE AND FRESH SUPPLY OF

lEO vain Street corner I3ih and Main street.l
10 enabled crescent and M. r,
eepts uGr his nd the public sr,.r,, CO. %
- 49,, - OF ready Made CiothiRg
Ar'eles that privilege lie therefor, ,ol,.i, n n,
s IN ,he purchase OF good cheap anee 10
No1 MN with call before purchasing else and thu.
sy themselves 10 their pleasure and profit tha -. .n
uees. s 80 IN eng az ar
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r. .e - ~, -. , s W ~ 'ns supei'et msnhe All OF
Ter. can s.l.r, n, .r,.u ar. .,,,, =, go
have them rack.d in ON. rhs.i 1rh.s r.. -. 49, =, a
mann Ihin... ~. -. s.n.s 49, ne IN I',e
cifll In portable SHAPED
Green T>as
Young IIy-os sweat e.rro On
do do do n,., go,
do do npe cargo g.. eS
DO do Ira nne, - g7I
do do silverLes 1 90
svrs LrAF-sedom by large dealers beeau, Of IN.
profits THIS ysry ,up,rior ,,a
Young Tyson, Golden Chop Plantation OF Garden sro~tb SO
GnIprs CnoPThs Tea Gu tiye Chin,
II 10 OF the frat Teas for is de-
leacy Of hvor Heretofore this tea has never
reached this county pr.rp 10 importer.
Hyson,. very nne, " -0f.L WI rs
. DO Plantation growth, 90
h--r"~S"'' t"os' rs
10 superior, uead "honsarous fraud below 90
DO SINAI eh phnnhon rowth IS
'mpeha' soor' - -.--.I rs
DO bn.k and fragrant tread .Aonrous fraud" below)f 90
Tyson ctint GOOD, me nIvof, ~
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FRESH FALL Dry COoDS

ChAhLtS ELLIS have received per ships ayIr.
gina and hnkaway from Liverpool By rscsnt arr
on The North fun and assortment o. Foisn Nd
Wy Goods 70 which they attention of Country
aerhan Their stock Of Cloths anket. Heavy wool,o, ,nd
rnnts IL unusually arse and a Iow prices
- ~ No M.ip So,
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL .
GAiTER BOOTS AND SHOES.

RND brsAJ
CATER BOOTS AND SHOES
~ EW ARRlVALS.-The subscriber is now in
receipt Of his Fan supply LADIES' Niss.. ana c,sp,
eaet Boots and Shoes Of every style IN s
mos fashionable shape 20 which be atisnsO. Of s
Ladies the following being part of stock
Ladies btaek Gsiter,, thiek -o~.
Do DO dre- Caters thin sole,
Do do half do, walking soses
10 do DO do, thin DO
DO bronze Caters, beauthni boot DIV
Do sin DO a. A,
10 brcnye haHcaiter. Do =.
Do do dress %. DO A
Do do Buskins
Do. do English Kid
Do. do Morocco f.tf
Do white KID Slipper
DO. DO Salts DO
10. black Do do
no do Morocco Bussin-
Do Do DO Slippers
Dc do KID %
Also on har general Ladt.. Mi.-.. ,,a f
eas 400" and SHOES Of myOwn manueurc When isys- IN.
ahes 70 etmine hey viii always had I.rs, ..sr \, Al -.
ee'ffom and at prices that ain no, ha % pl.as.
,,.-.,-- ALgx. HuL.
"a -. Ne I27 h.in srssL
LS-lAdes and hss Boots and $40. spi~r m ths
best manner and fashionable sfy4. !, a.
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E.a.Pl. 81 Rsle.-fsr tls a...rs.se 81 sIoo .. N.
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DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS

y lots to suit purchasers, for export or country
trade '-sheeiings shuinss otnabures DrRngs Ticking
Shifting Stripes.
Asr COTTON YARNS twist and filing from Nos to co. Of
New Jersey.
Georgia south Carona, North Cafona Virginia Delaware and
stanty on hand ~
and waddng. ~
@ Liberal advances eonaEnnens Of good styles Of the
above cnumeiatej articles RkD ~. SrEuHtNs.
De Ia ~. -, g.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-06
POSTSCRIPT.
BY MONDAY NIGHTS MAIL.
From the Washington UaiOn.
LATEST FROM MEXICO.


The brig Delfna, Captain Pocal, arrived at
New Orleans from Vera Cruz on the Sd instant,
bringing advices from the city Of Mexico up to
The 2sth of June, nine days later than the last
received. They contain no news Of command
ing Importance; yet the details are not without
interest. The Picayune says:
sVerbally we learn that the Mexican govern
ment was to send 10000 men Immediately to
the frontier of Texas Where these men were
to be raised, is poser of itself; but where the
means to procure money enough even to start
them on such fools errand, is even greater
mystery, unless British gold is at the bottom.
'sNot word is said IN the papers ofthe capital
about a war with the United States Some Of
the secret sessions of the Senate may have been
occupied with the subject, but nothing is divulg.
! Ied.r
An extra Session of Congress has been called
70 take various subjects into consideration
among others, their existing relations with the
United States and Texas; which indicates that
they have as yet determined on no settled policy
as regards US. Various projects are before Con.
gress for the better organization of their army
and their committee on military affairs have re-
ported plan for that purpose, though nothing as
vet has been determined on in the premises.
| Bustamente reached the capital on the 2ls
ult., and Immediately offered his services to the
government TO maintain the national claim on
Texas. The Picaynne says it was thought they
would be accepted.
From the New Orleans Picayune, July d.
The sloop of war ST. Mary's sailed from Pen,
sacoa on the morning of the 21st inst, for the
| S. Z. Pass, for the purpose of conveying the YES
sells with troops from this city for Corpus Christi
The rest of the squadron at Pensacola were tc
sail yesterday Or to-day--probablo destination
the gulf. These facts we have from an attentive
correspondent.
The New Orleans Bulletin, of the 24th inst.
says: "The Diaro del Goberno announces the
entire peace establishment of the Mexican army
to consist of about 10000 men, viz: 10000 foot
$500 cavalry, 1890 artillery, and 300 sapper
and miners, etc.; some portion of which are a
present engaged on the frontier against the In
dians.n
The same paper contains letter from Mazat
Ian, dated April %, giving detailed account o
the prosecutions against American citizens, Oh
the part of the Mexican authorities of the place
which is too long for this evenings paper, anc
too full of interest to be given in part We there
fore lay il by for tomorrow.
A correspondent writing TO the New Orleans
Jeffersonian from Vera Cruz, dated July Sd
predicts war with great confidence, giving de-
tails of the secret Preparations Mexico is SAID tt
be making, We are forced to lay over his lete
this evening, owing to The late hour at which the
mail arrives.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-06
From the Philadelphia PenulsyIcanian
PittshMrsIA.

1t is gratifying to know that Pittsburgh is rap
idly rising from the ashes of her late conflagTa-
ton, in renewed strength and greatly improved
appearance. A community possessing energies
like these, cannot but prosper. The Pittsburgh
Gazette says:--"Ninety days have elapsed since
the great catastrophe, and the change since the
night of April 10th, in the burnt district, exceeds
all we ever dreamed of energy in rebuilding. -
Had any one ventured to sit down on April llth,
and seriously assert that i'll three months time,
hundreds of brick buildings would have been
put up, not by one and two, but by rows and
blocks, we should have thought him very imagl-
native, to say the least. But what do we see p
Why, in this brief space of time, whole blocks OF
houses, someof them very large and well-fnlsh-
ed, have shot up as if by magic, have been Gov
cred in, and many of them occupied as places Of
business The warehouses now in course o
erection, far exceed those which previously oc-
cupied their SITES"
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT
yyNS SKEARN a. 20


ESPECTFULLYi in form their friends and the pubs.
lie generally, that they have located themselves.
in the town of STEURENyILLE, where they intend man-
ufactrng and keeping constantly on hand every vari-
ETY. OF COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRoN WARE. Job Work
of every descriptions such pouting gutter etc. and
any thing in their line, executed with neatness and de-
spatch They will also keep hand variety of STovEs
among which is new and highly improved COAL
COOKING STOVE, Patented by ]. j. ANDERSON.
This stove is constructed on principles truly phio-
sophical and in several material points, differ from any
heretofore manufactured 1t contains cylindrical ov=
en- which is entirely encirclcd with flame, and
Iquenty bread and other articles are baked with per-
feet equality in every part and perfectly secured from
smoke and is calculated for burning either coal
or wood, much less fuel, and requires SO
much less attention than any other stove in USE
as render it desirable object in every family
Particular attention is requested to the following
CERTIFICATE:
CADlz, Jan 14th, 1S45
This is to certify that we have used the new cooking
Stove for sale by William Sharp Of Steubenye, and
have no hestanoy in saying that for economy in fuel
cleanliness and exactness in its performances, it is SUI
perior to any which we have seen.
WILLIAM Hamilton, JOHN LYLE,
William BARRETT Thomas LEE,
! JoHN McFADDEN, ADRIAN HOLMES,
GEORGE HOLINESS
From their long experience and strict attention to
business, they feel confident that they will be able to
give satisfaction to those who may give them call.
Persons desirous to make purchases will do well to call
Their mandatory is in the building lately occupied by
John Milligan Cabinet shop, Fourth ST., three
doors north Of Crimes Tavern.
Orders fom merchantsand others thankfully received
and promptly attended 10.
! Steubenville, April l8, l845
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From he HashingLon Union.
The News rOm Texas.

We congratulate The country again and again
upon the certain consummation of our wishes
The Congress of Texas has ratified our resolu-
tions unanimously. Thus spoke the government
.of 1erGs. The conBeation have ratified it una
Rimously-w butone exception; and that MEM
Der afterwards signed the ordinance. Thus
|spake the people in convention. Our PROPOSE
tons have thus been accepted in both ways, ac-
cording TO the forms of our resoluhons-5frSt by
the actual government, and then by the people in
convention. All doubt seems 10 be terminated
No one has yet forbidden the banns of marriage
The two republics are henceforth 10 be united
viii the wings dare now 10 defeat il? Has
Capt. Elliott no device--no means 10 stir up an
opposition in the next Congress TO the final meas
ure9 A whisper is just borne from Austin, that
such is his purpose, and that he has still one iron
in the fire. But the effect will fail. come from
what atquarter it may. The New York Tribune
Il may threaten war. 1t may buster and declare
that sure shall make stand IN Congress on CO.
cry inch Of holding ground-on the consumind-
ton of the gigantic iaiqaty directly; on the slaue
clause Of the constitution Of the netc State; and
on the admission into the Union Of each neD
slapeholding State lrhich may be formed from
Ierida territory. Petitions from the people
against admitting Texas srih a constitution guar.
dntymg eternal SLAVERY, toiH pour into the neat
Congress tDih million Of signatures" The
attempt will fail, to the disgrace of its authors.
Mr.. Clay may murmur in his heart that he should
have been weak enough to sacrifice to the weird
spirit of ambition, the principle which he so man
fully supported in 1920, viz: that the executive
had no right to concede away the Texas terrific
ry; that this, the farest land on which the sun
shines, could not be ceded away. He ought,ac-
cordihg to his former position,now to be the frs
to rejoice that we have reganed her; but he can
not--for he would have sacrificed hel; he has
even sacrificed himselE by opposing her annexa-
ton. Mr.. Adams, too, may rave against the
measure; other wings who contended against il
on party grounds, may rue their fate; but the op-
position is unavailing. The value of the terri
tory-the attachment of its people TO us-the
attempt of England and France TO defeat US
tho honest indignation created i'll the heart o
many whg at their indecent interference
have made the annexation more popular than ey
;, er any opposition to it more odious than ever.
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Democracy.

! The system of Democratic Government is most
beautiful in its structure and benevolent in its
Operations. 1t is transcript of the government
Of God 1t is supported by the profoundest re-
searches of philosophy, by the submest teach
ngs of religion, the purest pety, tho deepest
virtue, the firmest faith, the brightest hope, the
most extensive charity. 1t gives to each the right
of all. Each man is estimated anti, the sum
of which make up the whole. What is the right
of one is the right ofall. 1t confers no title, it
bestows no mmunitlcs. II makes each account
able for the whole, and pledges the protection of
the whole for the good Of each. The man that
is born in nsignifcance, and bred in the corner,
may, by continuance in we'll doing, rise TO the
centre of glory and honor. Merit is the only
avenue TO success, and the sons and daughters
of the rich, by the neglect Of virtue, by ndul-
gence in vice, will sink into merltcd ins;gnlf-
canoe. The man in office may be removed
without revolution, while vacant seats are open
10 the emulation of all. | can conceive Of no
form of government so perfectly compatible with
the sublime principles of christianity, or SO d.
rectly calculated 10 promote the happiness Of all
mankind, as democracy. 1t needs only to be
understood in theory, and adopted in practice
by people qualified to test its qualities, TO Sc.
cure the admiration and support of every philan-
thropist throughout the world.-Reu. w. S
| Bdlch
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RED DOG DEPARTMENT.!

~ w. r. Allison! walk into court! Hold upyoul
ugly sheep-thief countcnance! You won't do it, eh
Yes, but you shall! No squrmins about-keep your
boated diotc eyes from rolling in wild phrensy, and
don't let your knees tremble like cu pr on his way
to the gallows! You say we had better devote the
Post Office patronage receive, to paying off what we
owe Mr.. McGonagle for onr press Very we'll, sir
good advice, that. If you anxious to know any
thing about our private affairs we will enighten you
with pleasure. The only note due on the office, we
hat paid off, principal and interest, and besides, we
have advanced $50 another months before ii
became due II you don't believe this, ask Mr.. Ihos
Crawford We have real estate to pay for the entire
office and more too If Providence spares our life and
health and our business aoushes it has done for
the last year, SHALL before twelve months have pas
sed by pay ''the utermost arhing the press, and
have property of our own worth atleast $4,000 Now,
you meddesome sneak, how stands your own affairs
People tell us that you owe several hundred dollars to
Messrs. Olmstead Thomas, for gour press, and that
they have been dunning you for the last four or five
years, but can't get cent. Is it SO! How long has
Mr.. Wells, OF the Cincinnati Type Foundry, agreed tc
wait for you to pay for the type you bought from hin
on credit? Do you pay your house rent punctually
like an honest man! We paid last year rent the mo
ment it became due, and paid in aduace for the curen
year, as Mr. A. +. Hanna will inform you, Why dom
you pay for the horse you bought 'long time ago,
from an honest democrat! His patience is well-ngh
exhausted The animal was ''ft and sleekr wher
you got him. but now he is ''lean, lank and hungry,
all skin and bones-hke his master! We paid the casl
down for our borse, and most oft hard money at that
Why don't you pay off your old paper bills and store
accounts. which have been standing for the last ou
years9 BY practising honesty, and using little NOR
industry, you may yet retrieve your broken down ere
dit. Keep your nose out of dish hereafter, if yol
please-some people make fortunes by attending t
their affairs, and so may you.
Now, sir, you may take your seat for the present.
/ We shall - examine you again!
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Total, tons, l,2el,O7O e9,ss7,52e

Churches in New York.--There are 100
churches and places Of public worship in this ci-
ty--of which SO are Protestant Episcopal, 30
"a Methodist Episcopal, % Bap.
tist, l6 Roman Catholic, Is Dutch Reformed, 8
Jewish, s African, 5 Congregational, 5 Associate
Reformed Presbyterian, 4 Universalisf, 4 French
3 Lutheran, Reformed Presbyterian 2 Unita'
riar, 2 Welsh, Methodist Protestant, lS miscel
lpneous Connected with the various congrega
tons are 80 moral and religious societies. X
There are 75 daily and weekly papers pub
lished in The city, and 4S monthies and other pc
riodicaIs.---N Y. News.