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EyISH, Moasses, Sugar, Oil, White Lead, We
E netian Red, Spanish Brown, Lamp Black,
&c., on hands and for sale Low, by
PORTER & SMITH.
Sun6sh Apri! 10
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managers Office,
G G.. Gregory e co.,
Wheeling, May 80, 1915.


Wheeling, May 80, 1916.
GRAND PRIZES FORTUNE 846
$4,000; $4,000; S3s, 1000; $4,000;
$4,000; 10000; &C., &C., &c.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Extra, Glass 1872
Draws at Baltimore, June 8, 1916. rs Numbers,
IA drawn ballots.
500, 900; 5000; 1900; $500; l,42i; 20 of ,o0O
40 of 300; 80 of 200; 200 of 100. Tickets So; a
certificate of package of 26 whole tickets will
cost $40.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 22-Draws
at Alexandra, June @, 1916. rs Numbers; IL
drawn ballots.
$40 900; 10 Ooo; 900; 5000; $500; 900; ,9OO
l,S00; 700; 600; OF 800; 300; $50; 100
of 500 and 400. Tickets $40; certificate of 25
wholes $l45.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Extra; Glass
1873, draws at Baltimore, June 10. IS Numbers,
Is drawn ballots
$1,000; 10 ,000 $500; 1880; 1854; 5 of 300;
1000; 600; 800; 200; l5O; and 400 each of 100.
Tickets 8; certificate of 26 wholes will cost sos
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass %, draws
at Alexandria, June lS. &C Numbers, IS drawn
ballots,
$25, 900; 10 900; 900; 900; ,OOO 75O; 500;
10 of 1000; 500; 400; $50 Tickets $40; certi-
ficate of % whole tickets will cost $lO5.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Extra; Glass ll4; !;
draws at Baltimore, June IL. 7s Numbers, II
drawn ballots.
0,000;' 6,000; 5000; $500; I.424; 20 each
$1,000; 40 of 800; so of 200; 250 of 100. Tickets
20; a certificate of 26 wholes will cost $40.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 24-Draws
at Alexandria, June 20, 1916. rs Numbers; l3
drawn ballots.
$50 900; 20 ,0OO 900; 5000; 5000; $500; so
Of 1000; 100 of 500; l3O of 300; two first drawn
Numbers 200. Tickets $l2; certificate rs whole
tickets will cost $l70.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Extra; Glass 1850;
draws at Baltimore June "a, IS Numbers, IL
drawn ballots
$40 900; 10, 900; 10 900; ,ooo 900; 80 of 900;
200; $50 and l55 of 100. Tickets So; certificate
of rs whole tickets will cost $75.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 25; draws
at Alexandria, June 27. rs Numbers, IL drawn
$50, 1000; 10 600; 5000; 3,l40; s000 $500; 1000;
so each of l 900; 500; 800; 1913 Of 200. Tickets
$40; certificate of % whoes win cost $l40.
10 Al SO 25 900; Is % 36 4 ,200 % 35 81 S. 900;
IL 25 SO 81 .250 the three last sold within the last
three days, Address your orders to
ROB'T ARMSTRONG & Co.,
AGENT FOR THE MANAGERS,
Hheeiing, Ia
ISAAC STRAHL'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and qualified as executor
ofthe estate of Isaac Srah, late otMonroe county,
deceased J0ET STPAHI Eel
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Robert Robinson and Margaret Robinson, adminis-
traitors with the will annexed OF John Robinson,
deceased; complainants
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Correspondence OF The Tribune.

LONDON, Mdlcn oI, IGto'
AGer protrBcted debate OF three weeks the resolutions
of Ministers regarding The Corn Laws have been passed ny
majority of 81 which is considered sufficient 10 ensure
the passing OF the that will Immediately be brought
forward both Houses Parliament but irsE the strong
opposition that IS offered !; = not exQectei 70 DC
ugsssd for tive or six weeks and during ms PERIOD
of uncertainty the trade scarcely he expected 70 GO
more than maintain present position max tefe -
strong expect improvement may be gathered
the facts that during all the uncertainty Of 'he past
month. with the continued pressure on the money MARKET
and with every nducenen; the par; OF farmers 10 sup
ply the market freely TIE value English Wheat when
by the IS apparently los, but which, taxing ua
y into consideration is really los TO ISIS per quarter
than /; was a. this period las; year, has been iuy NAM
tanned The trial between cousunq t.on ana Inc ast crop
OF Wheat now commencing, and so moderately Ee VIC
supplied with It tina; nler., who almost certain LA
the duty viii he Is per or within Limited PERIOD c'
wait this but releasing foreign heat Win ce3
Gates which are say increasing Ia value. having later!
srousat and lbs per Or, whilst three weeks ago the
were purchased los and lis therefore almost
seli-evident tina; the trade were relieved nom e ILL.,
rec: pressure upon It, prices must advance.
English Barley has been so Low tina; the
stance OF cargo having been exported 10 Holland tooA
place Is; month II having been laid down mere 81 %
per lower price than could have oeeR in poFIe
Denmark supplies falling OF l-es o"' Ia IL
e-s. and the article improving.
The value OF Oats Is maintained contaue to be
barely supplied with from I!eard-pates tne1e si4
holding ,hen back ii expectation OF home demand to'
them o- neans in consequence OF the ai.a-e II ,ae y
Iato crop and rere: add iha: we 90 MOI AhA me
worst reports respecting this crop have been much e1as
se-ated.
Considerable quantities of Indian Corn a.e aow arriving
from abroad The duty this article IS tueo oy nat
OF Barley which!s al present IS per ar II IS AZ gong
bond. Il would doubt extensively into con-
sumption I: free
The u!tnes OF the has caused vegetation &c &c
forward usually n the ia:ter ED O. ApI.: anc
very fears entertained that the young hcai
pla after being thus excited. NAY receive severe cnecA
ANY ;he the next crop, Win OH pre-
sent moderate stocks and increasing consumption "9U
cause great excitement In the trade.
Fine read Whea: from The Mediterranean aac 5aeS sea
can be purchased 50s o. cost freight ana
Insurance 81 D. lbs ou,he 10 the Baltic prices OF
wnea are quite a. high Is England say sos per er free
on board for good red English Barley may be qcoe .os
10 10 sos per CT 81 81 es quality. Good Oats ~ os
re. bls worth 2is 25s per u. duty paid EHgsh aye
SIS PSF c. Sc IS lbs Per BUS. Egyptian Beans oiiDs
sos Or freight and insurance. and Indian Con- 80
per {. il bond White Peas a6s io per or grey DOS
4 sis per OF. free,
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From Washington.
TWENTY. NINTH C0NGRESS..First Session,
Repor.ed Specially for The Ees- York Tribune.
SENATE

WASHINGTON, March ~ 1916
The Senate met today al l2 O'Clock. Among the
items of business transacted during the morning
hour, MeJARSAGlN moved that the Reporters OF the
Times Newspaper and its Editors be excluded from
the Reporters gallery, as recommended by the Sc
lee, Committee.
Mr. DICKINSON made some explanation about his
remarks upon this subject on previous OCCASION
he said he thought they had been imposed upon
themselves But articles written since then made
MIN change his mind. He had now nothing 10 say
in their defence.
After some conversation. the President said be
had understood the acceptance of The Report q few
DAYS since as excluding them, and gave orders &C
cordingly 10 have il carried into effect.
After some remarks from Mr.. MANGUM, the sub
iec; was dropped.
Senator YULEEs resolution calling for informa-
ton about the expenses OF the Government In Pc
RODS of ten years then taken and discussed.
bot was laid over for the special order OF the day.
MIR NILES then spoke on the Oregon question
g far as could understand he was in favor OF 49,
and compromise.
When he had concluded Mr.. CHALMERS took the
floor and The Senate went into Secret Session.
About half pas, three O'Clock they adjourned They
do not meet again Till Monday.
Mr.. ALLEN gave notice that he would move on
Monday. that the Senate go into Secret Session in-
mediately on the expiration Of the morning hour
AS Mr.. Allen is Chairman Of the Committee on Fo-
reign Relations this may mean something.
In Secret Session TO day there was one conhr-
nation out West somewhere believe. The most
important thing, however is the fact that the ap-
pointment Of Mr. /. H. WRIGHT, Of Boston, pub
iished in this mornings Union. is not correct. He
has nat yet been confirmed. The Senate so declar-
cd N
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COMMERCIAL AID MONEY MATTERS.
E For san Of Socks q ,se Ezasoass SEE Laa Page

For scLs % StocSs ct iae EIcscESS sex Les' -
FRIoAr, P. II.
The fsncies were rather heavy today. but IN good
STATE stocks there was no change.
The Exchange market is very dull, but the rates
are still arua Sterling az, with leading drawers ask
Ing ei; Francs q: as IS TIE supply is light South
srn bills coming IN steady.
The sdvices from the other side are on the whole
looked upon as favorable The pressure in tie London
money market was Only temporary, and before the
steamer left material relief wss already fet The mo-
ney locked Up in railway deposits would soon be in cir
cuson again aud in order expedite tails desirable re-
suit TIE Lords taxing the ni:a.oTy steps in rea-
zion to the Railroad projects, while t5e Commons
were engaged il The discussion OF Sir Robert Peels sys
TEN. Meanwhile tie Bank OF England was extending
relief private letter from OF tie dss, bankers in
London states ,hs; there more disposition to buy
American Securities and hsI ifthe Oregon trouble
quashed there would be some considerable operations.
The weekly returns OF the Bank OF England, for
the wee ending the 2ls, Gay Of February l5ts, when
compared with those ending the 4ih dag Of February
give the following results:
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80. with sales; Ness 81 75G5 IS Beef Rounds s. %
Small sales sour Beef s3fi Tie-ce seefSl2 50eSli
snd hesvy small sale OF extra ;;ercss was made
SIS Some of the superior beet packed By Mr. Van
Brunt OF ihs CRY. which we noticed two months
when IN course o: shipment sold in London.
derssnd as high as Hos sterling the price v-
believe obtained in that market for American Beef
Picked Shoulders al 4. ga cents. Hams 666; cents.
We quote Smoked Hams s. 3ei; Sides a i; Shoulders
696t Smoked Beet s. cents. We small sales
Cheese at q: 81 the latter for free Butter
heavy sales 10 fair extent. We quote Ohio siGu
Western Dairy l26i4 cents. Lard is dull under the
steamers news Sales 80 kits at about cents. The
Provision market presents change. The transactions
in PORK 10 2co0 barrels 50 Mess 81 $40 so 100 AZ
$40 so $50 in lots $40 So IS 80 So 100 $40 37i
800 AZ $40 81 leo $40 81; go AZ $40 37: 100 =; SO
ST. 100 at SO CO. 81 AZ $40 60; 90 Prime 8; 81 CO.
and 400 al 50 co ? DOL In Bacon sales o53 hhds Sides
81 cents DO Shoulders az cents, and do Hams AZ
6. cents = D In Lard and Beef the transactions were
very irnred lot OF 2s5 kegs Western Butter sold a,
81 cents = Is.
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length and possess toerable degree Of per'inence
to the subject And be knows perfectly well thar
we will not agree before hand TO publish unseen
whatever anv man may write on any subject, how
ever long. winded or irrelevant We cannot so ut-
,erlv surrender our own rights nor those OF our
readers, who DO not take daily paper in orderto
be entertained therein with labored dissertations on
scholastic theology OF demonstrations that al! who
stand elsewhere than on The saybrook Platform are
rofdel. We remit all such to the coDgenial col
prnns az the Courier.
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Cily iteurs d.

MYSTERIOUS NEWSPAPER EyTEgPEIsE.--We
read with surprise in yesterday mornings Glo6s'
the following:
Arrival OF THE joEr Oeys La;er
from Eu-ope-By OF. special Express we !ea.r ifss
the Hioernia reached Boston yesterday morning
Feeling interest To. subec, Of Expresses in gen.
era aud Special Expresses IN particular, We sde soe
inquiry respecting the Special Express mentioned N tie
aoove paragraph from the Go6e and enabled 20 pre-
sent the following graphic and accurate representation OF
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BANKING DEPARTMENT.

The receivers of the American Insurance Compa-
ny have declared dividend of dollars per share Of
the capital stock ei the Company. payable demand
The Housatonic Railroad Company have declared
dividend OF four dollars per share the preferred
capita sock full paid and proportiona;e dividend on
,ha, partially paid, payable on the lo,h oiApril.
In relation to the Michigan Sale Bill, the Detroit
Advertiser of the l,h ssys-"The Senate. yesterday
took up this bill earnest il Committee OF the Whole
Many amendments offered, but only few adopted.
The discussion earnest and able and drew forth
large number OF Senator'S The impression seems to be
that the bill will pass shape but great effort
will be made to render it practically nullty To this
point all the energies of opposition now directed.
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~ MERCHANTS. MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS
who wish to avail themselves OF the advantages OF ad-
ver,sing abroad have their Card inserted in large
number Of Country Papers in the neghboring Counties
and States, cost comparatively trihing, by calling
upon V. B. PALMER. at his Country Newspaper Adver
Using Agency in the Tribune Buildings. He Ia the duly
authorized Agent for of The best Newspapers in the
Uniou and is preparing card for the Spring and
Summer trade to which be invites early attention.
The Agent may be and consulted at his office, on
the subject of advertising between the hours Of and
- A. NJ MY Nv
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ou7srpz-F1a Pd2e-cSpora.ions; News Items; tx.
tracts from our Foreign FilesThe Oregon Question
Crime and Education by Decentralization OF Slavery IN
Tunls-Mcetng OF Agricultural Laborers-Fenale Free
Trade MISUNDERSTANDING State of Disiress-Repea AS
soc!ation-T Tho Hutchinson Family ST. Patrcks Day 81
Washinston-Le,,er from John Quincy Adams Fourth
PassLetter from Harrisburg; Appointments by the Pre-
sdent; Law Courts Sales Of Stocks Marine News List
NJ Ie,ters
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eInrkets... CAREFULLY reported for TIE Tribuna.
Nor,b

NInrkets -, CtTtfalIv fFpoTtfd JoT Ihx I7E01T"
FRIDAY, March 20.
E+ The markets have generally been very qu
ct to-day tie foreign having been fairly digest
ed The full effect cannot be yet known on the leading
articles of produce In consequence of the limited ope
raons.
ASHES-We note a sale Of so bbls Pearls at 81 81
In Pots the operations small ct 81 0004 COT and
the market is heavy.
COTTON-The sales in this market yesterday were
l500 bales without change in price. The news by the
s,eamer was received at TOO late hour yesterday
show what effect it would produce the market To-
day the sales have been only the extent OF 2SO bales
which unimportan amount TO test the eject OF
the news Holders show great unwillingness 10 submit
TO anv decline and there disposition the part OF
buyers 10 ente, the market present rates.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

~ Thos G. Talimadge, Esq. the present in
cunbeut was nominated on Wednesday evening as the
Foco candidate for Mayor.
II We learn says the Eagle through private
sources, that on Wednesday week, Governor Wright
nominated Senate for dice Justices OF this City
Coe s Downing Samuel Garrison and John Pierce and
/, is expected tina, they were confirmed by that body
either on Wednesday or will be to-day.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
- SEE FOURTH PAGE.

ARRIVED.
Ship Lyons, Ryan I'm NOrleaus 18th Feb, with cotton
provisions &c. 10 John E!wel.
Bark Edward. Bukley. is I'm Charleston, with cotton
and rice ~ Danham & Drnon.
Brig Baldwin Rssse,t, from Savannah 9th inst, with
cotton and rice. 10 Durham 4 Dimon.
Brig United States York. q Dis fun Santa Cruz, Cuba.
with mahogany &c to Ne-mi,h & Walsh. ieit no
American vessels in port LETT Br harks City OF Rcches
ter. Kirnba for London In weeks; Beaufort Bart
LETT; do do 10Th inst, lat 81 lon ~ 40 spoks ship Ken
lucky n NOr!eans for Boston; 18th OF Hacras, sctr
Zephyr hence for Darien.
Schr Chesapeake Wood from Baltimore. with mdse
10 eager s MAILER
Schr Increase. Westcott i'm PhIad, coal.
Schr Sarah Charlotte. ds I'm Newborn, NC with na'
val stores. TO R 81 Blackwell
Schr Manchester SMACK, I'm Richmond aour 70 Allen
& Paxon.
schr Erie NIckerson, ds fm Salem, with salt to E
{; a Woodruff
Scbr Sachem Kelly. ds I'm New Bedford, in ballast.
Sloop Leader. Russell, i'm Nantucket oil.
Sloop Ann 5. Holmes Brown i'm Fall River, produce.
SIoop Arion II Her I'm rovdence, RI, produce.
Sloop Temperance, Davis. I'M Somerset, Mass, pro-
duce.
BELOW
Big George. Yates I'm Charleston, with cotton, Ia G
Buckley; also. bark and brifs unknown. Wind NE.
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Of Letters,

CONTENTS OF TIE sUPPLEMENr.-Iohuence oil the
Tariff on Wages Slavery and the Free states h&s'
ing Morates; Matrimonial Exchanges; Some Statutes
&C.; Something Strange; A Homeopathic Giooule for
Young phv.ic'; The Wilds OF New York, No /; Equal
Suffrage Winter in the Country New Publications :
Farmers Library Moral Cowardlce The License Cues
tion Nos and 8
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The weather has cleared up charniagly al as-
nSnce6 Oar disasters prsvsp, me exhibition OF the
buste of business usual pom The opening OF our mild
We hope ere long however. see az airs NOV
ing il their worted channel. Yours trTy, PENN
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Business Notifies.


II FIFTY THOUSAND PEaso>s and over have be>n
chit!s by Dr. Tayors Genuine Balsam Of LIrerwor pre-
pared and sold the Office s75 BOwery FOR more than
thirteen years. It perfect specific colds and coughs
and In addition the Doctors OF the y. Y Hospital
has discovered that perfect for dyspepsia.
Extract from DR.. GouldIng's letter.
NEw-YGRK Feb. Il. le46.
Dear Doctor II have been suffering upward OF year
with dyspepsia; had distressing pain and feeling in my
stomach about an hour after breakfast, dinner and
hare used great many medicines t. but without relief.
You were Kind enough TO the Genuine Bal
sam OF Lverwor;, prepared at oI5 Bowery. l mad 10
faith In any specific remedy bu. confess that il
lev ed me-need the very nrst dose did take two tea
spoon. In gas, OF sugar and and it IS pleasant
as 1, Madeira wine By adding little lemon juice 1t
keeps the bowels gently open. Thus sir have discover
ed radical cure for the OF all feengshose pro-
duced by dyspepsia ordered six bottles two weeks snce
wanted three for friend similarly effected and equally
benefited You may send six more week, as shall
continue to recommend H. and be wthou: it. tad
there are great many thds Affected, but before
knew that radical for dyspepsia was TO be found IN
Dr. Taylor, Basam Of Llverwot. have found 10 cure
me- and shall always feel grateful you for recommending
this valuable medicine TO Yours. very truly
wM. r. GOCLDISG, ". D.
Beware OF countereits ard limitations Buy only at 35
Bowey-where two physicians always in attendance.
Mrs Hays, Agent in Brooklyn 80 Fulton St.
NB-The Balsam is warranted TO cure II taken accord
Ing 10 directions. We speak advisedly.
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METALLIC TAstsr RAZOR SrSor-Mcrchan;s and deal.
avsed CAL and ex.mire h- vatiou. patterns o.
tbs above =; the manufacturer, C. SAUNDERS son.
III Broadway, few doors shove Coril,rds mil seod
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HILLS lSFALLlsLE Observation-Disclosures i, ia warrant
&c In eli erafic.Is pynssis dsncru and All ex
.oaons OF cutcle sc4lp stay sopecy or he apg
OF the ha lost hair prevent gray h.trs, Keep ne
hair moist all of which Is Testified 10 oy hundreds OF the
most respectable citizens OF this and Other cies few OF
which follow: GuGsyus o. West MaA.er OF brig GaVes-
ton: Boarding House. No 81 Ful.on-st broos!yni ".
Mitchell Smh-st Brooklyn D. Strong, III Pear-,t ~ :
n Y Wholesale and retail the principal Office, No. u
Nsssan--L AGENcIEs-J Jarvis SIS Brosdwsy Mf. ~
rarcs It's Graadst, NJ T. S-w-. i5a Grand - BITE N.
Sloan, i Grsncst and a. the principal whole.Ae fut
and faccy goods stores al of whom ns7o c-rticse1 O.
ee,,,r;.j,. ral6 3!TuThhsat
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HARVEY BuRoxtt, NJ. D. DExrisr-oace and rod.
fence 362 Broadway. corner Of Frsrklin.st mls7,.
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srepaEs keller, Jr Secretary. mi

y The Xxth No OF Redded's Reissue of the
PENNY MAGAZINE Is just out making huge octave
volume OF l76 pages, and filed with engravings We
should ike know what great discovery has been made
in booknskng lately. By which publisher ia enabled
TO get book CT such dimensions as this and in go
good style, for twenty-five Gents with the usual dis
counts the Trade We surprised TO learn that
the demand for this work is rapidly increasing for it il
of the useful publications of the day and one
that ought find is way into every house in the country
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o. 4 Sermon preached ~ The Rev Henry
Chtr in lie Kl,fa.. Pr-rby terrain Caufoh. Tomorrow
Evening aud a collection vii be taken in VIA Of o sea.
lura, C4use Ghosr frediv Tie ublsct invited 10 al;
TEL d. Service 10 come ~ o'clock IL
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THE Tariff OF l3i2.-Those who wish 20 make !heu-
selves acquainted with The provisions Of The existing Tariff
law may procure the OF Congress By purchasing
the Wing Almanac for 1914 the price OF which Is only III
CENTS For sale al The Tribune Office.
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II The Rev. %. r. Barrett will deliver bis lin
coucuddg lecture Of The series on tie Sacred
Scripture next Sabbath itl0uowl evenir rt7 O'Clock IN
the New. York Society Library building srosdwsy
and Lconartst SIblsct: The Importance which S~edec.
borg aud all who receive his doctrines attach to hs 'sfA
sense of scripture Seats rse-Lecurc be postponed in
80 az . stnrT, NIL II.
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Business Not;rre

y sousssLs Aa,SotSE Tor ths cure sad prevenuon q,
chSPPed Hands for 'ale At ih- principal druggists IN In,
city, and wholesale ard re.A tho sore OF tho phes
EUGENE ROUsSEL
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vApoa DArHs-rf the public were more generally ap-
prised OF the admirable which Mrs.. Carols
Medcaed Yapor Caths conducted they would certainly
be much more extensively pstrenzet. Who has ever e-
joyet the luxury benefits Of Of these baths with
out resolving to take another See Ms Carols atver
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BABsLEMENr.-No old hen burdened with the
care Of one chicken ever made so much fuss to so
little purpose as does the Editor os the Washing
Union in experimenting the affairs Of Presiden.
Polk. only think Of such CAB as this in the Gov
ernulent Organ.
We can assure the Alexandra Gazette" that if we
knew the Presidents policy would NOT Tell il les, II
nigh, reach the Of foreign nation Our Statesmen
are too APT forget the in the Senate that
'ney speak within esrshot az the British legation We
ta NOT 'e therefore, If could; but really. would
sss Zoe President any olher question than his We
"ou'a sa'se the Alexandria Gazette initiate the
pruoeh. pnioeophy of the Baltimore American who
nsv,ns ''ea various expedents get the Presidents
deseus AZ ms. comes TO the desperate conclusion. hs
morning. that ne dGs done @ corjsc,nre. on this sub.
jsci and making no sGesses. way or another We
shall leave events TO work oct ;her own disclosures-
the whole too think wsess to let events work out
Their Own disclosures