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squs contest because the longer the v:.s
castnonsd tbs larger would be the TERRITORIAL
REQ ulred uatii - Mr. SEWER . ~ % as;o ~
M-xoo might be CONTINUED to that point a. whon the
onIv r.source of remuneration to the United States
would bs the annexation by force OF arms OF the whole
Of Mexico
I,fsr the present system ofpsyng in hard dollars aud
at hgh rates all sorts OF supplies and transportation
we have fyhting the Mexican armies, and nothin
els. The government, the church. and the psope are
scarcely touched by the defeats Of their armies. The
best peedest plan of getting treaty would be
to make all parties feel the disadvantages of war
church and State and people, well as the armies OF
the enemy This Is the very object OF war Coercion
il the policy Of II we cencilate the enemy
the best way Is to stop the But 1t Is impossible TO
sppy advantage the rules of peace to state OF
The system Of military contributions would have
greatly facilitated the reduction Of Mexico to peace for
that system would have made peace equally the IN
tercst OF tho State the church the people, and the
adopt this system of contributions" but we are sor
say that the organic editor has not had That
Jacksonian Frank Blair sort of moral courage 10 paA
mp the administration and fight the principle turoas
1t has proclaimed the plan. or twice, put mas ao
doned 1t the first symptoms OF alarm ue aPt ~
hended effect the elections at home has de,ere %
editor Of the Union from bearing out lne antribu
tion in that Told effective policy OF IniihIy
tions.n which would have told SO Wen IN oii"ei"e $500
end to this distressing war , c.,.oh
- Military contributons'' from the Mexican Chureh
and people set down the account current VIII tlu
government of Mexico would have saved the ehurcn
and the government from the complete overthrow anu
absorption which now threatens tnem anu rom wn''
there scarce appears at length possibility OF escape
The ene,nes of the Catholic church. as II exists IN
Mexico scarcely desire better plan OF war for s
destruction than the present. which disclaiming all
e,utribuonsp promises to prolong the contest until
tre Mexican people church and state like the ancient
Canaantae shall be extinguished assimated in
complaining submission with the invaders. who shall
have become the possessors and rulers Of their soil
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e. ;s : 5000; S..&! =; : r.: 81: A&

BosrsS May shlp Amelia. Asry. Challston barks
ssil er xd.@s i Sutton
Hswe, Ca psner. Hsvaaai TangeL Park Wilmlnxton NG
S s M xa GS
town. sc; ARIEL, Austin. WILMINGTON. NC: Jams. Qt.
as Ksisb, Ddns9 rsAcen
iimors Howsrd, Eddss Do Barber, Baker. Phs; EN-
sI.d Snow dol ;sD az crGws ss Mo
did Crowsl Do; President HarrsOa Niekeson do Hsnry
IA. Persia simpson Orleans Shepherd Chsudi
York, load for Artwerp baks Cuba Howe. Aires. Laco
: tdss cSeaas.w Eenirict Bait; MaSs H. Bfe rha
Gath Nckels, Niekes w.c..set; load for Cuba; w
BRUCE. Johnson Wilmington NC John Simmons, Small
III neS au Css d Sc Mays ih"aey
CHARLEsToN May 26Ar sct B;mSi NOR, slavsy lien
Aniwerp B ship Jane. Potts. L,verpoo Norwegian brig
Busnoyenta,- FIR port Norway bIE Moses Buikisy
amor %os pors Sid bark co"y"y Getty brig
Oay TAFT Cousins Providence, Ri schr Gen Giles Post
INV ORLEANS. May 22-Au ships Henry ,Prau .Condon
Yea Cruz California Davis Loadoai big rodov'a ing
am Vera Cruz so B.se i1i o%pso
Mouth Ro Grade: Cid steamship Fanny, Scott, Tampeo
RIGA NcCerrin York. Russ.l Glover. 1rpe, Botcn; bsrk
Byron Pearson Lverpool brgs Piopeer Hesr Boson Ca
Martha Elizabeth Winch, do, Vlcors, Coates Layacca
bar b. und out ship Alfred Towboat Tennesseean owed to
sea on ship Parsee Merchant and brig Radius
sea on tn sih inst bark Smyrna brs Orleans Kimbe CALI
fornia and Sdi Hamet and schr Gertrude: - ,
aiy iA . ship E SS Efw s vS
folk; Mexico Tomn, Phia. Sid schrs Charlotte, Somer;
Y.sta Ludlam; II NJ Jenkins Dodge, and Empire, Adams,
RicnMoSp, May 2s-Arr schr Suffolk. Berry. Boston
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Miscellaneous Record.

srAyIsHsHIr sorn, d Francisco Maria Tobo,do master,
she sailed ,oh April bound to Cada md Trieste She
pa, Pp nG Ma sau to repair damages. received II LAT 20 50
Sm having also a. '% a with Lightning Many Of her
sugar coffee and She has on boaa on
their way to old Spain.
k.y w;s H. s
shore the MoselIs Reef when she off
by the MASTER
b. Barr CITY OF RocHEsrgs, Campbell, master put
New Orleans. oaad to G G@f Hs ore
ship hre overheard $50 sacks of corn had
.ehr Hand tender Of the 81 chas carroll
al CO b mseS was ss S or
the beach. The vess'l was insured. -
spoken.
Ship Chariot Read fun Vera Cruz for Orleans May i7th
;@H fs s. I'm sss'1s % ' .s. h May tonga.
Bak Wyman, fm Boston for Bait, May 49, No Mans Land
Brig Julia Helen, fin Phila for M.ysSue1 May a. lat 30
Brig Henrietta. Of Portland, steering N, May lIt lat 20 49,
Whaismcn.
M SsT aoqS9n an a n' shG OMermael Ds.n Of
h 1sSS shi LEI SsSsJ Psaa viii
Te.Husns cS Fs s' oo' 1p hi. port Jan ~ shin. m
Snh so = s h Es
sane time 2ioo VIII probably ncorrec 9Th Herald Maybew
100 SPIN m. 1899 VIII Newark Pesdeio stoninston mos $50
9th, Qbea MITCHELL Wing DO IA mos i2o .pm 400 WI: 10Th
bark ph,etns HALFWAY, s,onngon mos SPIN VIII
wn To , b 10 cn Js.ney Nh 500 VIII
Nant 80 mos, 1900 spm bark Iris Haynes MI 30 mos 100
VIII: ships sila Rich ds. Dering SIT 81 month, 23O spm
LOG VIII; 18th, Mary htche Lawrence, Nant 81 mos out
1900 N''N'
Tss M'I E f So l. Sydney Oct 18TH
10 VI $50 spm Goth Oc,so Amy No $50 VIII 500 SPIN; Nov
sosle Dartmouth 1000 wis 2lst. Good ReIarn Swift b.
2G00 VIII 100 wh goth, Sgepdd Fordhem Cold Spring 240o
wh; Draper awton, NIB, 100 VII $50 pms Dec 9Th Clifford
Wayne hnwIand ~ Is VIII 1850 SPIN; i3h South Carolina
The Msrmack at L, brought home three mutinecr I'm
Of Connecticut; James Smith, Of Vermont on charge Of
muny and setting IRE TO the Canton Packet Bedford
Foreign PORTS
SLIGO, May Tin port bark Hualco Nee rlis dsr: brss
Duncan, 0ilchrist, do; Ciarissa, Watts, do
SAoUA May l0ln brigs Queen Esther Pendeton for
Boston, DIS; Harriet Brown for do o. North Bend Cole
for Charleston, 2; w Clifford Comery FIR York. 8; Cen
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aa,: q. Is;:a ID n; ST.
do R;.d.aS r;.o.d. 81 81 d. Ing TX; .S q
Ne~ Haven railroad 100; Is DO East Coz 2A Sioco
Co, SO oo.l
Ar AucrIoN7 shs State bank SIX do Guy os@S IA -
Iony rsiroad io3 IL do Western ralroad 1885, is 90 Me
chsns iO2x do Boston Museum 63; ~ 20 oo ~ ~
Central railroad 9M: do Fast Boston fiour , y - W
COLUMBIAN bank 90. do Eastern railroad N II lio%.
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Vnsss. = lAssse 2 nsshs. x.sinIs ~ hsssss ~ "
'1sssSs:1kp H:4iss- q pssets. via. sAid sqa ssr
a. AZ s'1Esk 2s' a d.
steerays. - - : 49,
Hamburg; Miss schrs. Lubse Piath, Oscar Mslmros,
Schroeder Lubec; Baztel. Bohemia; Wieseu Hsnover
v Hof.r Ungar. Snmmer, Miss Sommer Hamburg;
Olshau,<n, York; Wobcken, Oldenburg; Miss Drude
Berlin; Miss Schumacher Dsnnsmark-isI in stsersge.
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Passenger Arrived.

vLospoS-Packet ship victoris-w Herring and lady,
nvLk MIS- Myers, family aud servants, London; MISS NJ
Shelton Miss johnson, 81 Matthias Canada Ms.
Isd.Inh,, w psny ND Wbsll, London; Soils Phi
ris England q ae, Ohio Moses. nontresl; Geo Har-
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s; s q
CURED and the persons forming the association WIZ re-
sss Hs %'
during the of the fifth sixth and seventh years.
ofssoSSS and. %il BE possessed then Of an establish
sqSserptoa open the office of Herman G Adams.
s: % Ss G 81 % and ha The ;S
the land the rsn and calculations estbshS the above
# Ss s;s with Theodore
sSS$S 3st SSss4 Il; F. s., Brook.
HEN ~ W. y. MALI, Esq;
the viii be called to debere upon the and
the @ s: and @ which may t6us cHp
by THE s
y i
Dry Goods bought recently auction and offered
,N s.ns.,,, ~" ''' ., PETER DUFFY, SON,
m2s FSath3t-rc 406 q aud st corner Of Columbia.
VACHT, CLUB REGATTA.-lhe Annual Regatta OF
morning the Of June at ten oeoet under the direction
othe Committee of Arrangements appointed at the annual
Tbs value oGthe prizes for 1917 has been fixed
House on lie d,y after the Rsss!s '"' winners INC ''a'
Yacht 20 be sy h be whfh S rs
Club open to vessels ola sizes fifteen TONS and Of
To the winner $780, and all money there may be
TO second BEST entrance money not to exceed 500
Ealraae. 70 be ten dollars Notice ofsntry be made
I vs a, eyios' the day and hour uns
Any Yacht may enter and s's in this race bu, it i. 81.
s,y THAT the to be gd 70 the two
Yacht Regatta psrtie. for the purse furnish
s Of s aad S%s
their entry after which alteration oil description shall
be made IL the vessels.
The hour place s~d t. be pursued shall be the
T c.p:. {. s gsh &c es % "
X $S fs4iEiasaiHF,s Committee of Arrangements.
be al % Ss S g S%S
ON Ts %''h czsSf and Syi Place
4. II &. public 10 Il.
HI S5$a'p"sy
ing do al kind. Of Fancy Bushss wheh 1sI; Tor
$1,000 FAE b.S w.,ss Of
p i"1 $780, call Fulton ss
s new s unen s that to make S
tune on so snail capital seldom offers Letters postpaid
myi im.r c. ALDEN, III Fulton street
TO THE LADIES.
DETER ROBERTS, 373 Broadway has just received per
lowing comprise asw viz Thread and imitation aces Of
mus capes collars chemsetts and cuffs cambre
ders; six thread and kid gloves 800 breakfast cap from
sd 70 U.s. Also 3oe doz cotton and silk hosiery Is cent
DeIoM .ne us1nl ME- al lm-r
EOO AILANTHUs TREES for street planting,
s sas s App Se TO HENRY
''s''' '''" '"e WHITTIER WHITE Co. ., Wall street.
ALSO. Forest and Ornamental Tfess OF, OF 4. tnS, ms Pan.
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Passenger Sailed,
The Latest Dates.

HAvRE-Pscket ship Loui. Philppe-Dr Purras, New
Orleans; Older. Mrs Gavtle, New York; Mrs Hall
and children, Boston; A X Montgomery Philadepha.
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NfxaseA1 e4a2.s3 Mea1aaoE .:.s..s:Sn
-: 2.
ss.ss =: 3
he 81 ai b, e Ms
pS@s :saa9Ss e y, Ashley c0Es se m 81
wi ddentiay consulted bis Office 90 Gold street, Ssw H
sd s n S I'LL E
Diet hndrsncs from business punu,, n eon
sssi s sqG S's aSns
Sa: of s youth s,sS
tors his Object being System mentally
sa e SSa sh.. ss e. wsut
ing the sa ny e By
themselves BY The Doctor esc.uay sa REQ
sW SSaRssd sdSs St Surgeon.
10 ssss w
s ssy ,1s q It. United States oSss
4 NTI-VENERLAL PKOTLCTOt-Air.r many years
"A of faithful research BY the most eminent both
3; s sd S.s:J f.
sss ssa %s m ; fSsn
Sss sff anss ."sh ssassGsX vii
whsn single trial Of his valuable specific shall have been
The Anti.v Protector purely vegetable entirely
South Of France and on tie Northern Of the M dterr.
% s s sS to- C
ob,aiad from the hole vegetable knsdom rs ard
ssisnsa The USE and prosc.oa male female
1 and pa boz ., ns applied also e
xsds which i contained small fancy box with the bottle
ss safsss 's s entirely soS1
promptly sd discount asyiis sdyapss
sale u. Fulton street. B.oa5way As 5losdx.y3
Cherry ST. $50 BoYey corner Broome BoweTy corner o.
s G % rsi ~
ST. Brooaiyn. myl7 3ot.c
RocLEs F7FhK3N FLgD vess;Sls I Ms .s sS%
fyas dh' he S. sd dsaaS
e. ~; Syss MsG
Ss
itself hG o s cleansing s,I.r r ,S
gay OIL crease pomsS% from hei; dsstsIioa. 4
f poSs. s ':1is
Gsshy IN s snS eHss the
$sadsass he q Ire ssail I'D gaiy'%s
fss
Prepared osi VIM BoGLE, Boston, and for sale by A.
" Soas.y 100 nSSp E asawsy wv
HUNTkkRIAN LplsPENsARY: No: DIVISION street
he s bk s
s9 q: to
without hindrance from
sla' full
how fs s
tent and shorter Of tme than other medicine
the world, pay will be taken. Price 81 per vial
CLIREHUGH, HAIRCUTTER AND WIG MAKER,
~ has removed to s Broadway, entrance by the Of
M st. John, Halter, directly opposite the City Hotel
stoned BY thu for the premises. the details of which will
BE. e: .%s few s.Si will exhibit
IIVnr. INlMt.AsUKABLE SUPERIORITY OF GOU
ration for identifying the eomlenon 80 universally CON
eeed in view of its merits and ceres most brilliantly clear
white and does the skin become which frequent
" submitted % is delicious emcllis"cs FragTn, the
,hs choices. cuttings Of Hppocene Us singular powers
mens-sgch as pustules ringworns, .aheum mo,phsu,
cha Gouaud Poude Subtle possess the astonishing che
mcal property of uprooting supenou hair from forehsds
lips cheeks arms, &c.. without injury the delicate
skin.
Beware of mpostions and bear mind that the genuine
preparations Of Dr. Felix Gouaud be Obtained his depot
Walker street, from Broadway Agents-Baes
Jordan 1879 Washington Boston; Brown Is Chestnuts
Philadelphia 92wsr
VUNO COMB MAI A.-HooCs saI~ nv
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O,f5ls "a A" Os'sa'{s g "a =. ar ,,ss
Ss.... E $)j;! : .,.s. ..,., .
a Ass iYisSy Without
I @ .i Thy CIV; ss; r.
Other msdeses 9 sis LAM. Pce ST. With
mylo lm-c
GAS FIXTURES OF ALL klNDo.
JAMES q. M0FFET i? Prince street third block west
Gas ss s1e sfs't
s al sas a 'ai
L. S ss S he %s
t1 B. All kinds of gas fixture. rest eonuss and rs.
PREMIUM WALNUT OIL SHAVING SOAP.
article o 6e"v So %5a ss
@ by s sn " t. d beer
that have agents whatever has
r gns;cs Be- PO Ia: oi sVs
s ma imsm tA'" VSfkoou rowlrn ,con..na,
ID bugh Professor Of the Fr neh Lantuage hayng fur
.hed hou.e IL Ws%bSsh ma One %Duss walk OF
ss sssk sp w %ans. 70 sseo:s % the 9
%ss q 8. mo-! dssS,s !" leigh
s Of Si Il Ss% a, % %
.eeensry Lessons The French language and music if
he 81 SIDE in f Es
@ %s s
ml2 30src
TO DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
DLATES-l5OO brand, full size.
esS Isssa i1s of all .ue. American
Roach's make, Warranted superior. . ,
QUICKSTUFFAn acceerating liquid, used by the most
successful artists or sale j 1Si R'oAcH
ala m-c 80 Nassun street.
5) ONO rEKsoNs IN fhAXG n sHGt tl.SnP
Remedy be the safe agreeable and inbl
ton for Diseases offered to the public DR. La
motifs the production of 20 experience the Hospital
skill opportunity has enabled him thoroughly
the of such diseases and the SAFEST speedy and most
pleasant remedy be used in eradicang them from the
tenn To who be ndscreet incur the risk
Of disease this IS the only remedy in case OF Infection BY
regular physician with peril your
private reputaton-by advertising doctor peril your
health for life Neglect equally dangerous With this
Eve days thus prevent ali chance disgrace and ruiz
Sold oply at the Mason de saute 2i Fulton street. N T.
Price s. per bottle ms lm1r
nK. J. X. CHABERT takes this me- dunn to inform his
- friends and the public that he has again resumed the
practice of med icne at No. 478 Grand street.
To those who may be dspo.ed solicit his assistance he
will his and attendance trusting that his
previous will be sufficient satisfy the
ous that his treatment all will the distresses
mil aM"r
LLUl
L aud Clothing Establishment in New York, Is JACOB
vANDERBiLTS', sc Maiden Lane, between William and
Nassau where may be found FIVE Tho ND ready
made garments, which will be sold wholesale or all at the
Of fashionable goods which will be made order
style Of elegance that be surpassed You will do wei
CALL from three dollars SUIT
Do not forget the number, &c Maiden Lane.
mn us
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED
THE TONIC slIXTURE, prepared by the College OF
confidently recommended for all Of debility produce BY
of any kind IL an nvaunoe
remedy for Impotence stety borrenness unless depend
ing ON maffo rmation.
Single bottles 81 each OF half dozen s.; carefully
hacked end si' of he Ifuicn - NN''
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?
EOR the RADICAL of gonon hoea, geet, seminal
~ sons and all mocopurulent discharges from the ursthra
These P the resu Of twenty experiences in the Hos
pital de Charlie P@rs are pronounced BY Their ceebsteS
diseases of the urethr They effect much shorter
than any other remedy without nting the BREATH die
agreeing with the stomach confinement from busnes
Price 81 boz
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purchasers, By JAS. r. TAPSCOTTs
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E00 AILANTHUS TREES for street planting
,OOV for sale cheap, now standing in the nursery
In Greenwich lane opposite Charles Apply to Henry
WINTER Co 81 Wall street,
over the Mechanics Bank.
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and weak the Roots hereby certify that my hair was
fanng grey and falling on and that since have used Jones
growing fast and he's fine dark look Before used Jones
VIM TOMPKINS,
% King street. New York
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TO DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
DLATES-l5O0 brand full size.
Il 1000 q medium size.
Northumberland nder," Of all szes American,
Roachs make warranted superior.
QUICKSTUFF-An accelerating liquid, used by the most
JOHN ROACH, Opticiau,
ali lu<c Nassun street.
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w LAiGHT,>

$1,000 kA ai ch h.h. Of s%tsrr.
they be their bosses and who have cash
pit Of s5 $500. will well to call at 1 Fulton street.
and examine and useful article that be sold
every family IN the Union Such chance make a for.
tune, small capital seldom offers. Letters postpaid
will receive attention.
my4 ims re c. ALDEN, III Fulton street
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T AIDES DRESS, HABIT AND PELIssE CUTTING
- taught in Three Reconsideration ~ Madame III
surs celebrated Of Dress Cutting VIII be gyrn per
maney No 60 Chambers street. few doors east oil Broad
way
Ladies in easy well as those engaging IN
the of Making, will with three hours nstruc-
ton be able themselves and others with ease ana accu
racy.
popuar here as has long been Paris and London the
are made extremely owS including all the expenses
Hours ofinstruc ton from A. M. to 6P NJ
n > Dresses without delay and warranted to ht
mis- 4w*rc
NITCusoO hills of superior ousv for sale lots 10 srt
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Nk. J. X CHABERT takes this medium inform his
- friends and the public, that he has again resumed the
practice ofmed at No. 478 Grand street.
To those who be dspoeed to solicit his assistance. he
will dey his usual and attendance that his
previous will be sufficient satisfy the
lous that his all will alleviate the distresses
Of manity If la the of human aid to do
IN
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Southern Cotton Mark cts.

CHARLEsror, May 27.--The Upland market yesterday
nearly camo to complete stand The sales amounted
TO only A bales, of which 30 bales n and IL bales
fancy lot, Mt II cts.
NEw ORLrArs. May 2l.-Thero has been q better de-
mand and 5000 bales have changed hands without any
material change In prices. Middng to good middling
ION lie.
srATEMENr
QAl.alx h. g.
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DETER ROBERTS, 373 Broadway has just received per
recent arrivals splendid assortment of goods. The fol-
every description lace coIs scars and matIlas EN-.
brodered muslin collars cambrc
in embroidered handstch and tape Dor
silk thread and kid gloves 800 breakfast CAPS from
below the usual Irices, nj Imsr
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Are speedily and eecualy removed by Ahsrnethys So1
meal Pills. without one particle Of mercury They equal
y suitable for females They give tone and eqs G ns
other For sale Apothe carries Hail. 36 Carha
rine street. and lN Maiden lane Price ST. with d,rections
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HUNTERIAN DlSPENSARY. No. DIVISION street,
established A. d. 1885, by the present PROPRIETOR for the
pecsssS ne IF dseass Of secret AID oI
the only remedy earth that safely be relied
thoroughly this horrid disease without injury the
yution, aud without diet hndance from business even
when all else have failed COMPREHENSIVE treatise
sfecuay curd all cases how long standing or
how deeply seated in the with less trouble the pa
and shorter time, than any other medicine
the world pay will be Price 81 per vial
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-05

! t-ft4 "a IN . Sgl =
FIRE!-Last evening, about 9 o'clock, .
fre broke out in Geo. Draher & Co.'S,
Planning Machine, in Allegheny city, above
Hand street and fronting on the Canal
burning the Planning Machine shop and all
that was in it. The Saw Mill and all its
machinery, owned by the same firm, was
consumed. His dwelling house and nearly
all the furniture was also destroyed Il
originated from the FIRE in the engine house
attached to the Planning Machine. The
whole loss is supposed to be about $4,000.
Not insured. IA, ss3a
.Another!-The flames Of the ire in Allc.
gheny city were scarcely extinguished,
when the alarm was raised in our own
city. The Fire originated in the Cabinet
Mandatory Of Messrs. Kane and Roberts,
on Front street, below Short. IN q few
minutes the entire building was in \ blaze.
The Fire speedily communicated to the
residence Of Judge Shulsr, on the corner Of
Water and Short streets, which was entire.
,ly consumed. Furniture saved-no insurs
ance on building. Lees Paint Shop,
adjoining Judge Shaler, was destroyed. +. El-
liott's Blacksmith Shop was also destroyed.
The old o. Hara Mansion took FIRE and was v
partially destroyed. The fire y supposed
to have been the work Of an incerdlary s
Mr.. Kane estimates their loss nt sanoul
$5, 900. I Noinsuranc isssosren fless
|of Saturday ikss lst ef ag'esG 1tNssas
sf-fes~ y I, w II :. st,4syi ~ y e
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-05
From the Ohio Press.
Fifteen millions Of dollars, every yearl

CHtttn lnilllOlo VI uulidfS, every year,
This is the amount paid by the people Of
the United States for the use Of paper
money. The statistical returns show that
the bank note circulation in this country
has exceeded two hundred millions for the
past two years. Tho laws give to the
bankers the privilege to 'coin as it were
his credit" to this amount. "He derives
the same revenue from the loan Of his
written promise to pay a certain sum, that
he would derive from the loan ofthe sum
ITSELF" says McCulloch, one Of the abless
writer's Of the age, upon all commercial
questions. This privilege is worth as
much to the banker as perpetual loan Of
two hundred millions. He makes d profit
by it equal to the interest upon that sum.
Legal interest in this country varies from
six to ten per cent, per annum. Suppose
it will average seven and half. All
business men know that money is worth
more than that on an average. Thus we
see that the amount pnid yearly by the
people of the United States to the bankers,
for the use of paper money, is about fifteen
millions Of dollars.
This enormous sum is paid not for the
benefit Of the whole people, but it goes into
the pockets Of a small portion and serves
only to elevate that portion above the rest
Of the community into kind Of a money
ed aristocracy. Nft 3efEt 4a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-05
1.-THE WHOLE CHRIS IIyAN
WORLD CRIES OUT AGAINST
US."- Conn. Whig Stale Convention.

10 These are the days when the men
of the 'tin horns are perambulating about
the country for the purpose of finding out
what every body is worth, according to
the statute in such case made and provided.
Who would believe, after the federal wings
had given the law the full sanction that they
did last fall, that the very leaders of that
party-the men who traversed the county
from one end to the other, proclaiming the
beauties Of that law, representing it to be
the very paragon of perfection would SO
soon refuse to lend their willing obedience
to its most reasonable requirements? We
are informed that the ex-Honorable from
the 10th district, who was "mighty in the
feld' last fall, after having made out the
statement ofhi taxable property, as re-
quired by the law, refused to attest it by
his oath. Wonder if all the wings are
not nightly pleased with the law. m.