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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-03

The State Bank of Newark has declared oi'f
send OF three per for the last half year. psSaoe oH
demand. al,
The North River Insurance Company have this
d.v declared semiannual dividend of four per cent
payable on the 10th inst
report from, the Secretary of the Treasury was
road in the House of Representatives on Tuesday show
inc among other things the amount Of stocks held oy
the Government on deposit from various Banks. as col
lateral security for the monies held by those Banks be-
longing TO the Government The National inteiigencer
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OFFICE OF THE oaAkTEEMAsrEa,s DEPARTMENT

OFFICE OF THE UIAKIEEMAsTEHs
No 90 Gre-nuic1-sL n. Y. March 25, 1916. }
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al this OF
= fre uut u O'Clock NJ on the 18Th cay OF April neI
for furnishing for The Troops al Governors Island
barbor OF NewYok three hundred and hiy TONS gross
of best quality broken and screened Anthracite Coal
10 be deliy red the OF The ensuing Summer
Sesed Proposals will also be received az The same place
and until the came time furnishing for of the Troops
a; Governors Island and Fort Hamilton, hsrbor OF New
York hundred and fifty cords best quality seasoned
Wood to be delivered ii such times snd In sucn qusn
INV nj each place may be req lired
-'' - 49, HENRY WHITING, Ii Col, U. S. Army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-03

r. Ninth Wnrd.-The Democratic Wing Electors oil
the 9th Ward are requested to assemble the Northern Ex
change Bleecker-s Friday evening the Sd inst at half
past O'Clock, for the purpose OF selecting Ward Nom-
mating Committee OF IS nominate charter officers for the
ensuing elections also select delegates TO City Con.
venlion nominate candidates for the State Convention
BY order of the Ward Committee.
w. STRANG, Chairman
IT rs
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Hle0iral Notices.

DIR. POWELL, OCULIST,
26l BROADWAY, CORNER WARREs-sTREET.
nPHTHALMIA, Stoppage OF the Tear Passage, Csia
W ract and Opacities, eheCmally removed.
Alnauross treated with great attention and success
Inveteraie cases OF Slrai,mus Squirting, cured In
few minutes.
ARTIFICIAL Eves inserted Spectaces adapted every de-
feet mo oaWlnlo MW&r34tN
mo PHYSICIANS AND DRUGGISTS.-For
Sale-The stock, fixtures and goodwill of small Drug
store well situated for business, and commanding con-
siderable family practice, 10 be sold cheap Rent Sloo
Arp'v No SO Scamme-st cor Water st rs 3l
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nIutunl Rcnclt Tic Tn.nrnnee Conn

Policies issued In March .257 Premiums. u
Whole number of Policies
issued from lst May,
18i5, TO February 2eh, - -
1870 months .1l72l Premiums 1888 %
Total Policies in IL mos l42e Total :Sl5l $50 W
ROBT. L. PATTERSON, Preside nt.
BENZ. c. MILLER, Secretary.
Jos l.. LORD, Agent
JAS. STEWART, NJ, D. No. z Bond-st Medical Examiner
al 11yia
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EDGAR JENKINS, Aucuouecr.
AND EXTENSIVE Sale OF so c<ee

AMI EXTENSIVE Sale OF 90
SFreneh Porcelain Dinner Services Silver and Silver
PLATED Ware, Lamps, aIrsadoles c.ndesSr.. Clocks
Tea Trays, Table Cutlery, ke--E09Aa JENKINS viii
sell Al suction on Wednesday, April On 10 O'Clock
sales room Nos walsi q large invoice OF 60 cases
per Frsneh Porcelain painted aad gold End nelsd Dtn
Services pdsng In part as ollowsdincer dessert
breakfast and OF the richest sod stes, Styles vary
ing from 400 pieces each service the most costly I'M
ported
Tea Sets OF tho chss styles aud ps,eras-Sevres Por
eelan eonIauing pieces intended for silver ser
vicea Also
Tea Set, Of tho choeest Euglish psi.srn-assored
Single and Double Toilet Sets-ot Eagish stone Chtns,
lsss, importation aud bssrdfi desgns 10 bius greea
and gold blue aud gold bad and gold painted and erse
ed do. &c.
sest SILVER ountsd Sheffield Plated Wsre-eousisng
large and ssve Walters OF best Sheffield plate, soa
mounngs and plated backs Cake Bsskes Csstors,
Csndlestcks do with brxn ehes; Coffee Urns, Vegetable
Dishes. Tea Kettles Tea Sets, &c.
Superb Sterling Silver Dessert Se-of IS pieces Of knives
forks and spoons. rich gilt and unsurpassed.
Lamps and Grsn does-of ormolu silver ard bronze with
prsmsuc drops OF the best snulselur Solar Lamps Of
superior quality and choicest patterns. comprising an ex
teussve assortment, well worthy attention
Hall LsnteSus-pain and stained, In great variety.
Mantsl Clocks-gt porcelain snd bronEe-vey beautiful
English Imported Block Tin Dish Covers-in sets Of
pieces.
Tea Trays-vctoria Gothic and Sandwich Tea Trays
PAL ted god choice and we'll collected assort
Table Cu,sry-ivory and balance handle Table Cutlery,
OF tho beat English mAnuacturetmpor;ed In sets OF 30
pie
get her with a. house furnishing articles all Of
ch will ready eIamiuaton by catalogue Monday
m Tnssday previous The sale ~ tsdts
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c7- National Academy of acknowledgements
Annual Eshinton The hanging OF The pictures will be-
DIN or Mondav 9Th inst All works received after that
Sate must necessarily the mex of exclusion OF such
na . "a can be assigned them B order Of the Council
., ataeod JSU G CHAPMAN, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-03

LNUnNtrUhE sALES.-rao suOscuDer via give
attention 10 sass OF Household Furniture during the gu.
suing ssasop ANTHONY J. BLEECKER,
ml5 2w Auctioneer, Broad.st
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COMPOSER and Professor OF Music Qaie Organst OF
~ DR. Cox Church, begs leave 10 inform the Ladies OF
NewYork and BROOKLYN that she continues TO give lessons
on The Oryan Piano Forte Singing and Composition. 10
Market : ~ Han.v-st. Nar-Hors rlh l4l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-03

II. DUCLUZEAU, Aucton1er
ARGE STOCK OF French and German Fancy Gooda
L-TUrTLE DUCLUZEAU will sell, on Friday: I'D
April at the saes No. go Peas The stock OF an
ssng OF dissolution OF copartnershp
comprising general assortment, consisting In part OK
Tooth Brushes Hair do Nail do; French Periamery such
as Cologne Water Soap Pomaum kc- &c; millions Per-
cusson Caps Travelling Desks Mathematical Instruments,
Suspeuders Combs, &c &c. For farther particulars SEQ
Ina aals NJ PITS.
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anrtiS,, Gales.

u COTTON 81 co. Auction and Conamtsaion Asr.
.chants Noa lis Fultou-st and Is Annst Liberal I'd
ysoces made eoosgnuonts snd PROMPT returns made
ON SATURDAY, April T.
Airoi O'clock at The store No. 81 Aaa-st
The balance Of Hardware, Cutlery, Willow Ware, Re-
fr,g-raors &c remaining from The sale No 25 Greenwich
o. Also a large quantity of Mating Oh Coth, &c Also,
quantity OF second hand Furniture, segs, & Also, az
assortment Of Fancy Goods.
private sae-Gne very large extension Dining Table
pY JAMES N. MILLER
ID FRIDAY, April s. 1875
Al l0t O'Clock, at tho Sloca OF Chamberlain 9odthwt,
III Peayi-st
Doors SHoIs BeoSASs.-too csses prime sooss Shosx
a,d Srosaas beiu Ss rats goods s1itsd
q the So1ih.rn Western sad City deasr cas,o suss sad
goods can BE- examined day before tbs sale.
TUESDAY, April 7ih. 1876,
Al lei O'clock ~ the Store Of A. Clssin 253 Peerl.s
Soors, Saoxs BsoGlSs-lo0o esses Boots, Sdos5
snd Brogsns fresh aud season goods sdspod South
We'srn and Guy trads Sale posxtvs sad without
serve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-03

~ Sales of Household Furniture and other
PrOpertyF Cotton Co will their personal siten-
non 10 safes Household Furniture during the present
heretofore either their residenc-s at the
No. lis Fulton 81 Arn-si.
u Furniture boughtif preferred. tnsi lHis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-03
New.York, 2olh March, 1886.
From the LouisyiIIe Democrat, Feb.

e Free Lecture to Lndies.-Mrs. Cove will give
free Lecture to Ladies' al P. NJ Saturday, the 4h Of
April at Society Library of LeonardsL and Broad
way. Subjeci-.The importance 10 Woman OF knowledge
Female ModeI al Sits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-03

OF the foreign clearances, brig and IL schooners
were British The number of foreign arrivals OF ships
and banks during the past month is greater than that OF
any month since the settlement of Boston.
Flour inspected in the city of Richmond during
ths quarter ending 3lst March, 1876 6075s bills super
fine 1860 half do; 6e95 bbs fine 1856 do. mddlings;
1854 do condemned.
An application is to be made to the General AS
semby of Connecticut for echsrter for Railroad on or
near the Pennington Canal from NewHaven to tho
North line of that State.
The contractors upon the Boston. Concord and
Montreal Railroad the Meredith Gazette, are con-
sucting their hanes along the line of the road and
making preparations for proceeding in their work with
vieor.
The citizens of Schenectady, N. Y. are about to
erect Cotton Factory with capital of $4,000.
Sales of Real Estate.
BY Jas. NJ. Miller.
Premises the S. Z. corner OF Washington and
Hoboken streets 2l4 feet front on Hoboken.st.
35l on Csnalst. and 81 f. on Washingtonst.. 81 600
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-03

CSr The Human Hair-lt is m established fact
ignorant empires say the conIraythat all
oils greases article of similar character
are positively Injurious hair that shows any symptom OF
weakness change OF color
only article invented that will prevent and cure
Badness Grey Hair aud entirely Scurf and Dand-
ruff will then the weakest hair give 10 Il soit,
glossy appearance and produces beautiful flowing curs
has combined advantages OF wash aud an oil with
drying properties Of The Ihs appear
snce OF the oi.r Its virtues established beyond cavi
dispute is equally beneficial for the infant as for
the adult and not only recommended but is In daily
among principal medical scuy in the city and bv the
hast families all over the country while the nobility Of Eng
land and France nothing else In Havana Mexico and
Brazil has snpers.ded the OF every other article for
preserving hair and cleansing the skn necessary for
comfort u warm climate.
CLIREHUGH'S Principal Office 2o5 Broadway, next 10
Eulton.s, mid lUia
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WORKS ON THE USEFUL ARTS,

EMBRACING Agriculture, Chemistry, Manufactures
EArchecture. Engineering &c.
Rural Economy in its relations with Chemistry. Physic
and Meteorology by J. g. Bouissaneaut 12no, 81 so.
Treatise on the Nature and Value OF Manures by I
Falkner. l2mo so cents.
Productive Farming, work on Tillage by Joseph Smith
l2mo, so cents.
-. The above tuo works NAV he hsd bound together
under the title OF the Farmers Treasure" Price IS cts
The Farmers and Country Res'dents Complete Hand
Book hy J. T. Marshall. l2mo illustrated, 81.
Dictionary OF Arts, Manufactures and Mines, by An
drew Ure Nj D. illustrated with 1900 cuts. vols $40
cont sup't. Sc So
Elements OF Chemical Analysis, by DR.. c. Fresenus witt
a preface. bv Liebig l2mo, 81
Applied Chemistry In Arts. Manufactures &c. by E.
Parnell illustrated with engravings. $40 81.
The Bsauries Of Modern Architecture. by NJ. Lafevre
illustrated with numerous engrsvings 8vo. go
az 2us d APPLETONS co. 200 Broadway.
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Sales of Real Estate.
Bu Jas. M, Miller.

Premises on the s. Z. corner OF Washington and
Hoboken streets 2li feet front on Hoboken.st.
a5l on Csnaist and 50 r. on Washington.st sll 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-03

Solomon Hart 24S Broadway opposite The PARK. have
the largest and OF Paper HaDgngs aud
Window Shades TO he found in city, and prices lower
than can be had al any other establishment
Their sock consists OF the different styles both French
and American which the public in general are nyed 10
can 40 examine Inle lnisMWEF-
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lxyANTED-A situation bya respectable Young wors N
w for chsberw and 10 assist in wp.hne and IRON
ing Ha. excellent city reference Please inquire
Greene st rear. s3o,-
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WM. E. SMITH, Jr. Secretary.

~ Orchard. 81. Unversnlist Church.-No;ice
Is hereby given that the above Church will be closed on
Sunday omorow) for the purpose OF making necessary
repairs The Church will be opened for service Sunday,
ApriI 3ih m28 lwisT
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Z
A Nd INTEREST TABLES-containng complete forns
a for the Transaction OF all routine Of business between
man and man. requiring the execution OF papers together
with the statutory provisions relating thereto Also com
nete atere. Tables Dscoun, Tables Scantlng and Tim
her Measure Cuhica OF Square Timber &c &c
FOR saI. bv HUNTINGTON Il SAVAGE. 2l6 Pear-st
ANOTHER NEW MAP OF THE U. STATES.
lust PUBLISHED a new and beautiful pocxe, pap OF
q. The United States Of America showing all The Railroads.
Canals and Stage Roads. with full Tables OF Distances,
forming complete guide through The Unon-bsng me
most valuable work OF its kind pubshed Price 81
For sale. wholesale and retail, by J. DlSTURNELL,
nSi IV<
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SCHOOL BOOKS
NV mn MN ITnnnEOEn T.

DOWLING'S ROMANlSM,
ILLUSTRATED
Just Published. Tenth Edition
nFT THIS POPULAR AND BEAUTIFUL VOLUME,
~ with 81 splendid eugravings ulustraiyJ OF Romansn;
In hands, ornamental binding
Cbeeyer's Lectures the Pilgrims Progress FOUR"
EDITION with numerous steel engrsvipgk
Nesl and elegant Bookbinding IN all Il, vaneues .o.v
,res OF pictorial Bindings for Harpers Illuminated bioie
al III Cheap Bookstore and Bindery, ~ Fulton,sI
ios;s,f z. WALKER. ia Fultonst
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PUNT UF NE w 1Ohh.
ALMANAC THIS DAY.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-08-22
aTHE BRITISH TARIFF. .

The following article (says the Baltimore Patriot)
is from the pen of an old Democrat, who aided in
the election Of Gen. JACKSON, and supported the
election of Mr.. Polk !; but his democracy does not
make him the myaof the laborers Of his country
and the advocate of the aborers of foreign countries,
as it does large portion of 4 the party. ]" 81
Mr.. ENRON: The "Argus Of Tuesday last has copied
article from the "New Haven Register, giving list of
several articles Of the British Tariff compared with the
law Of 1912, which erroneous in many particulars
The article says that hats fur, pay under the law so
per cent, and under the present law as The fact is under
the present hats at SO per cent. and the
80 per Also the article SAYS that boots and Jootees
under the law pay 80 per cent and under the present
law 81 The fact IS boots and 5a0ees under the present
law pay specific duty Of rs per pair and shoes
and pumps duty of 30 cents per pair. 4ks4sa
The friends Of the British Tariff Law making many
statements to deceive the people.
Silk bats under the present law, pay 100 cents each spe
cifc duty, and under the British law 25 per cent ad
valorem, which is not 25 cents each. 9lG i.
Wool hats under the present Law, pay 10 each spe
cc duty, and under the British law pay 80 per cent ad
valoien, which is not 10 cents each.
The aors, boot and shoemakers weavers tobacconists
cigar Makers and many Others have oneha the pro-
lection under the British law that Is given them under
the present law. n aae f.aF4.s3ls e 1s54
Under the law of 1912 fur SO per advaorem
boots and bootees 25 cents pair shoes and pumps 80
per pair wool hats S each silk hats 100
each n te4 ~ Ell z ~ til4 si htTy gs.aF'Ai4it s.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-08-22
A STRANGER IN WALL sTREET,

The following youngser from Washington made his APP
pearsnce in Wall street yesterday and attracted great deal
of attention. The dear little thing is not chrened yeno-
body knows what call it, but the lovers Of that
wicked street. after fonding for while, turned il right
into bank note and passing currency just il il
worth 500!
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-08-22

Tax EvII CONSCIOUSNESS or Ban CooKrss.-Ime Jor-
dan wife of William Jordan in Boston, in m Of anger,
Thursday night took large quantity Of audanum and died
within hour She attempted the thing Saturday
last. The immediate Of her anger the last
sion, unskuness the part Of her husband in cook
ing beefseak ~ xxx A|
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-08-22

Now from the Treasury Department expected Treasury
notes, Treasury drafts Treasury acquisitions, and all other
of paper money with but never expect
ed to see the War Department go into the manufacture of pa
per money rags This note, however, has been beautifully
engraved for the War Department. and issued from just
90 bank from any bank in Wall street. II passes
Just any bank Does and n rather better currency
because without discount in any other part Of the Union
So we have at last and already under this hdmoney Ad-
nstraon the Government banking system established both in
the War and Treasury Departments IN Y EEpress
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-08-22

VIRTuKs AND VIcEs.-I once heard Of the cleveres
men knew observe virtues lie in the medium vices
in the extreme, and every virtue has its attendant vice.
The practice Of virtues With their attendant vices, is com
the practice of virtues without aonc, rare, excellent
and beautiful We have generosity and extavsgance-us-
tice and severity and weaknesseconomy and
coyeousncs walking hand and hand How few there are
who learn well consider and watch over their nstare and
the habits of their mnds and 10 avoid the evil tendencies OF
their constitutional virtues. lSELrcTEp.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-08-22

Carr. sxlrH's BEAa SroRr.---About the year 1880
settled at the Lower Peach Tree in Wilcox county,
and cultivated few acres in corn and cotton, besides small
potato patch and bit Of gardcn usual IN those days
My nearest neighbour John Champion, being better on than
the Of us, bad nice gang Of hogs, and feeling little
above his neghbors account OF his wealth. ana being
rather oyerbeag man, too, not particular whether
his stock broke other peoples fields or not My crop
was too small feed my family and John Champions
hogs too complained TO him several times but got no re-
lief when being old Erasmus Cupeppers house one day.
heard him say that IL foot, ear even piece OF
besrskn thrown down in pacc where hogs use that
they would show their snonts there again. went
home and got the skin Of which had killed some time
before and having supplied myself with some corn, went
out and saw about tcfy fine year olds munchns away IN
my field tolled them up, and catching good runner
scwed him up in the beain and then turned him loose,
when he after the rest who few from the supposed BEAR
The last that Of them Il Basets creek near
forty miles from my house, only two being running
from his fellow sewed up the skin, and he trying 70 catch
ne chehc were found dead in the road, having Inter-
ally themselves 70 DEATH IL h needless 70 edd hsi sonn
Champions hogs staid at home after that
(Ne,oark Daily Advertiser,
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-27
THE RICHMOND TRAGEDY.

The Myers affair, which has occupied a large
share of the public attention, owing to the high
standing of the parties. and the revolving action
Of all the parties in the play. which had occupied
the attention of the Examining Court in that city
night and day, for four days, brought the iestimo-
ny to a close on Saturday night. We presume
yesterday was employed by counsel in summing
up, and the Court deciding whether the Messrs.
Myers and Burr should be held to appear before The
Superior Court for trial, or turned loose upon the
community. The only new features ELECTED by
the testimony of Saturday, are stated in the fol-
lowing extracts from the Standard of Yesterday
morning.
"In the evening, amongst many other letters,
two were read that had not before been produced.
The first was from Mrs. Myers to the deceased,
written Immediately before her final departure
from the city, enclosing a lock of hair. and breath
ing the same de voted, self-sacrificing attachment.
The other was from witness Mosby. without date,
to the deceased. apprising him of his knowledge
Of his interviews with Mrs. NJ. at the EXCHANGE.
and promising him, in view Of the dislike of the
community towards them both. not to elbow
him." This witness was subjected TO a long and
searching cross examination, which, however,
did not seem 10 impair the consistency of his tes-
timOny.
1.-TWO new witnesses. Farnaho and Gibson.
were introduced by the defence. The first testi-
fed, that last Spring ne had seen a rarriage-in
appearance not a common hack, but the carriage
of a city gentleman. in which was the deceased
and a lady, Of medium size, whose veil obscured
her features-drive up to and stop at the door
Of a mulatto, Ann White, in a back street of The
city.
Gibson testified that in The Spring of last
year. he had seen deceased and a lady with two
wells over her face, drive up TO the door of Ann
White in a carriage. which he had since known
10 be Mr.. VIM. r. Myers's; that they both got
out, and the deceased crushed " the lady into
the house Of Ann White; that he had also fire.
quently seen deceased's horse tied back Of this
house, and "A lady. drive up alone, in a smaller
carriage, and 90 in"
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-27
NnTEs

The Washington Union contains an advertise
ment Of the Secretary Of the Treasury annonn-
cling that the treasury department will issue treas
ury notes to the amount Of three millions of dol
lars, bearing an interest Of 5 2 5 per cent. per an
mum, payable to the order Of persons or corpora.
lions making deposites therefor in specie in sums
not less than one thousand dollars, with either tbe
treasurer at Boston, New York. Charleston. Or
St. Louis, or treasurers Of the mint At Philadel.
phia, or New Orleans. The Union, in reference
to this notification, says:
Tn fact being known AZ New York a short
time since, that tho secretary desired a loan on
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-27
SHOCKING

Mr.. Scott, one Of the counsel for the defence in
the Richmond murder, used the following Ian
guage in his address before the Mayor:
Give me a jury Of Viginians-any jury of
men who have hearts 10 feel-European or Hin
doc, Pagan, Christian or Mahomedan, Jew or
Gentle, and ] will acquit the unfortunate actor in
this scene Of retribution, Of all crime. Let a man
feel himself wronged in that point which nature
and education tend TO make nicer than any other.
and if the steel does not 90 to the heart of The
wrong doer, it is because he is a coward and a
coward never yet was worthy Of the love of a viz
tuous woman"
So, in the opinion Of Mr.. Scott, a man has only
to feel that he has been wronged in a nice point,
to warrant him in playing the cowardly assassin,
ana 10 Justify this act before the community! Mr..
Scott, doubtless, knows better. and believes in the
necessity Of uphoIding the majesty Of the laws :;
he only spoke as a counsel defending his client
But what a shocking pervet5iOn of talent it is when
a man. in order TO screen a culprit from the just
vengeance of the laws he has outraged, will utter
such abOminable sentiments.-PhH. Times.