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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04

GIVE learn by the last arrival from Mexico, that
her women are calling for fire arms with which to
repel the invaders of their soil lii numbers greater
than can be supplied If this be true, it shows with
what determination they intend defending their homes
How humiliating to American cvalry, to be compel
led to meet in deadly conflict, army thus composed
fighting for all that be dear to them Indiana
Journal, Oct %.
The Journal lets no occasion slip which gives it
chance to lampoon, libel and disgrace side, and
to express It's sympathy for the enemy. The women
alluded to, gulled and scared by the stories told
by their knavish leaders, and by the paragraphs
against soldiers, which the Mexican papers copied
from American wing journals. They have already
discovered that they have been imposed upon and at
the last accounts from the city of Mexico, those very
women had thrown aside their firearms, and were
promenadng the streets upon the of gallant
soldiers. So the chivalry" of the Journal need no
longer feel Humiliation for the dear women of
Mexico. Our soldiers will take better of them
than their lousy husbands were ever able or willing
to do.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04

CtTThe New York Journal of Commerce says
If the democrats of this State do not get well whip
ped at the approaching election, it will not be for
the want of the proper means being used The two
factions are about equal in NUMBERS and in bitterness
towards each other. Either is apparently more hos
tile to the other than to their common enemy the
wings. The Barnburners are to hold Convention at
Herkmer on the Doth inst, to nominate State officers,
&C., disavowing the nominations recently made. A
house divided against itself cannot stand.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04

GEN. ScoTr's FoRcE.-The Washington Union con-
tains an official statement of the force composing
and on the way to join General ScoTr's column. The
amount Of reinforcements ordered upon that route
since the 14th of JULY is 1881 men. Gen. Scott's
present force, after deducting all his losses is about
l3OOO-s that in thirty days more, the entire force
upon the main line, will amount to over $4,000 efec-
tive troops.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04

Mr.. WEBSTER ON ANNEXATION. We commend
the following pointed declarations Of DANIEL WEB
sTER upon the right Of the United States to annex
Texas TO their territory, to those wings who have
with such vindctive bitterness, been denouncing
nexation as Just cause of war; and the democratic
President and party, the authors of unjust war,
because they caused the annexation. They just
the positions which all along, we have assumed in
this controversy. If the annexation Of Texas was
the cause of the war, as Mexico at first contended
and as Mr.. W. still insists and yet we had right to
annex, then this war cannot on our part, be unjust.
The extract is from Mr. Webster's late speech at
Springfield, Massachusetts, as revised by himself.
81 am no apologist for Mexico | have poor
opinion Of the Mexican government pity the peo-
pie of the country, and should pity them the if
they knew the state they we're in. II is the worst
governed of any country in the world that claims to
be civilized. 1t has been for twenty years tie prey
of every military upstart, who had money enough to
get up miserable army. From 1886, when was the
battle of San Jacinto, 1872 Mexico had authori
ty Texas, no Just claim upon her territory. In
154l-'2-'3, TEXAS WAS AN INDEPENDENT government,
nominally, so practically, so recognised by our
own and other governments. MEXICO HAD NO GROUND
OF COMPLAINT IN THE ANNEXATION OF TExAs; we are
the party to compain-we did not want Texas. But
SHE did take offence; she persisted in claiming Texas
,as her province, long it had been an Independent
territory, and BROKE OFF TERMS AMlTY With oUf
GOVERNMENT, calling home her ministers, and REFU
SING TO RECEIVE OUR OWN. But tins was not war
verv "a from II -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04

C<rThe whg papers are quoting the false state
ment Of the Louisville Journal, that Lynn Boyds dis
trct, in Kentucky, furnished company for the two
regiments of volunteers under the late requlston.
That district, says the Louisville Democrat furnished
two companies, that were accepted, and are now in
camp at Smithland, besides four or FIVE other compa-
mics that not accepted The editor of the Jour-
nal has known, for several days. that the statement
he made is false but yet has not made the correction
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04

GEORGIA ELEcrIoN.-The Macon Telegraph says:
closely for the comfort of either Pary-tere being
two or three members returned. about which there
great doubt with which party they will act-probaby
not uniformly with either questions Of strictly
party character.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04

CEFWhy don't the editors of the Journal, instead
of merely talking in favor of the Mexcans in that
paper, 90 to Mexico at once and enlist in Riley's
foreign regiment. Riley unfortunately escaped hang
ing on account of the early period of his desertion
and with the marks of the lashes his back, would
make an appropriate commander for regiment Of
Mexican wing editors.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04

6-Despatches have been received in Washington
from Commodore BDDLE, dated on board the Iine-of-
battle ship Columbus, the 10th Of April last, Civ
ing an account Of the seizure by the squadron, of
British merchant vessel, Of light TONNAGE freighed
with merchandise for an English merchant resident
in Mexico.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04

CE5rThe 'National Liberty Convention" recently
held at Buffalo, nominated JOHN p HALE of New
Hampshire for President of the United States, and
LEICESTER KING of Ohio for Vice President. 1t also
passed series Of resolutions re-afirming the known
views and principles Of the Liberty party.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04

CtrThe sweeping republican majority in Pennsyl-
yauia surpasses our recent victory in any other State
1t overwhelms all opposition The Harhsburgh
Democratic Union of Wednesday last reports Gov.
Shunks majority over Irwin at Is l94, and
ty (Elk) yet to be heard from.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04

fr-Albert ]. Tlrrel, the celebrated somnambulst,
lately made ain attempt to escape from the Massachu-
sets State Prison. Feigning sickness, he sent to
the hospital from whence he endeavored to gain his
liberty, by digging passage out. He was detected
and rcmanded to his cell.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04

VETERAN.-John Van Hoozer, now living in
Sullivan county, Tenn is Ia years Of age, and has
voted every Presidential election tina, has been held
in the United States.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04

GA patent has been taken out for dispensing
with sewing in the manufacture of shirts collars and
linen articles. The pieces arc fastened together by
lnlissoluble glue.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04

MAIxE-The fifth trial to elect representative in
Augusta, came off on Monday week. RUEL VIII
L1AMs, the democratic candidate, was chosen by a
majority of 29l. The town was represented last
wear by a whig.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04

0r5-The Providence Herald says that the wings in
Congress may do as they did last year-delay REIN
forcements and supplies till the last moment of the
session. but they dare not vote No on the question Of
sustaining our army in Mexico. We think so.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-04

To Correspondents.
HI c. Lafayette Will attend to your request should w
learn any thing IN the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29
Things ia Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA Nay %, lSiI.
The excitement to-day Is. and to.morro" an pc
all about the concert OF the Philharmonic Society "hcn
tskes Mace tomorrow night 81 the Chinese Museum
We rsvish you for the OF the charming BARN. an.
the glorious B-nedeit-adding Of our own mohoh auu
bis the lion pianist De Meyer Win iuch iHTnout Is
his YOU may reasonably expect thst Phladelphls IS
reused from her quietness and has WORKED heiss y
an excitement that would not dsace your own c1s y
city. s II The
The weather Is very warm and charming anp -'H-
moonlight nights truly glorious ne heHvy ioIisl
of the trees ia the streets and squares Il an element
beauty and pleasure that does not exist IN nc
the same perfection extent IN any oiner cry HA'o
ever seen The country still suffers from drouth'
The City Councils last evening passed an important
ordinance respecting the organization Of the Grard Cor
lege which will now be speedily completed, and ms
noble charity begin 70 dispense ia practical BLESSINGS
Flour and Grain have fallen and sales today oil four
at s. 80 10 8 90 Red Penn. Wheat .3 and yeo" Corn
a ia 10 Al is Other articles without change.
SAILS OF sTocKs- FiySt B00rd-3O Com Bans. 92t
70 U.rrisbnrs X r. 35 $1,000 City s. o., 70; SlOyO
Read 81 6s II: 20 susq Canal. l6. $1,000 Penn o. -
/ Cbes & Del Can Is; 50 Read X K, 2-l l14 do b3ds
9sI. % u ; Bk A.; Cam & Amb, 40. $50 Read, "a
10 Allegheny Cop l6i 50 do ads, IL 80 DO DDS 10 ~
Read cash pa; loo Schuyler Cop, 49, 100 Read kk ~
900 Read 6. 3D. So Schuyler Cop l2i % DO DDS l1
300 Morris Can, b5ds % $500 .....,r,
Second Roard-lO0O u Treas &c, 1901 300 bk'
a.: 500 u Treas Sc. los 700 Cincinnati BIDS 70
IS 1000 Lefigh De. ~ 80 do Farm Mech ~, 81 :
900 state So ~ COO : Loan Sc, 90. lO1 LOCO DO
o. lO7l 1909 susq G, l6i 100 City Sc 9o 200 Le'
bi,b scrip ga no HauisbuTg RR 3yti lJOVJ stale
s. 7s; 200 City Sc, 20 JOB.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29
Em,arn,,ou 10 Qaebec-Typhus Fever.

On the goth inst Mr.. Buchanan, agent for emit
grants. had adyices that forty vessels had sailed
for Quebec from Waterford Sligo, Dublin London
derry Belfast, New.Ross, Limerick Cork Ne"ry ana
Liverpool, having 90 board 1890 passengers large
number Of emigrsnts by other shipA bad reached Uue
bee and one vessel the EKmOuth, from Londonderry
had been shipwrecked. On the 23d inst l'a50 passen
gers reached Quebec by sea and twelve ships chiefly
from Ireland with 1900 passengers, were at the
quarantine ground below, where accommodations nave
been provided for 10000 persons The deaths on board
the ships that have arrived are very numerous fHy
died on board the Agnes from Cork forty i've In tne
Wsndsworth ten in the Jane Black. 20 in the George
On tho 23d inst 435 fever patients In the Crosse
Isle Hospital and the probability ia that the number will
augment daily.
We trust that care will be taken TO prevent persons
sick from yphus or ship fever from being brought up to
this City Its highly contagious character Is but too evil
dent Drs Van Buren,, Graham, and others are among
ia victims here-Mr Ellison medical officer a, Liver
poo was the fourth professional victim there at the
s.t accounts aud others ILL., Ia Ireland the cases
are beyond our means OF enumeration Drs. Barker
and Cheyne however in their account OF the Irish cpl
dmic freely admit that in every part Of the country
fever was reported have been much more fatal among
the upper than the lower classes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29
Inv Courts.

CoVRT OF COMMON PLEAs-Reiore Judge Uirhoeuf
--Heary Rsl W. NigEe IrEJsl and joan a barre'as
Mr. claims b. have been compelled to stop business
A. dealer in cigars in Chambers - opposite IT, fk
IN consequence OF Messrs L. & B. VINO importers Of
The arucie DOT giving rim credit for cigars, although
they had scree6 furnish him with amoun, equal %
the note then due them by Mr. r. thOss notes Be
inr usi lie brings action 20 recover damages amount
lst Al s O00 For defence twas said Mr. Ric DID not
nav nj. notes when Que but defendants had Ia loan hu
he amount to take them up At the bank and that he Ia
sill indebted 10 them several hundred dollars NerjcI
for defendants For psinuf hr. W. WORDSWORTH ior
defendants Mr. Benner and Mr. Cochran.
.J,iu r. Haafors aud PhiiaadT Hsgora vs. George
y Prnelv, -Messrs are the father and brother aud
administrators OF the estate OF Frederick A. hsnioc az
torney 81 law who died in September last Iney orlns
suit 10 recover OF Mr.. K. several hundred dosrs ioF
axed costs and disbursements in suit brought by him
against Mssrs lie Roy in 1887 aud closed IN lc]l Inc
deceased was attorney and Mr Gerard counsel Tor hr
in tbs, csse which went TO the supreme Court ana
Court of Errors. =, l.,
wealthy settled with deceased for his costs at the ue
ard psid the disbursements himself the suit progress
sed and had never been called upon by MT H. IL was
shown that deceased issued execution sgainst
Ia Roy in ISL for debt and costs amounting 10 s4VVv
and subsequently endorsed the execution SATISFIED
thus showing that be had got the money and prooaoy
paid himself what due beside which creot lot
costs on the same day made In his books was also
shown for defence that Mr. r. paid some important dis
the estate made by the administrators, this esu was
no, mentioned Verdict for defendant For pitt Mr.. A.
j. Willard. For dfdt Meesrs. Gerard and Plai.
United STATES MARsHAL's OFFIcE.-A seaman
named f. La Kay recently belonging 20 the schr Macon
was complained Of by another seaman named horah,
who charges him with Masking an assault upon MN WIN
sheath knife and woundng him in the necS ana arm
while the vessel recently lay al Porto Rico. La Nay
was arrested by deputy marshal Morrison and held for
examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29

PoLIcs-John II Bstes was yesterday arrested
by officer penni.,on Of the Lower Police Court on
bench warrant for q malicious trespAss IN breaking ~
D af- fr. mt TOR pf bIusa 10 hue-ry i1- properly
Of Resolved stephens Detained 70 answer Jsmes
McDernot boy yesserdsy arrested BY oincer VS.
ring Of the Sevenus.uth Ward. charged VIII burglar
ousy entering th- house 30 Second st Detsintd 10
answer ANA McAOnzn was yesterday arrested ~
orsr Rafferty, OF the Sixth Ward charged with steal
ing watch worth 81 from kodg"r hcNeal, Ann
Sts rd as arrested for stealing = from stephen NC
GRAY a G0erck-st. Gerard X Cook lb0yl was At
rested for stealing iron from samuel Perry Mansa't
The accused &ero detained % answer AARON Nelson
and Rachel Thorn we're yesterday arrested cnsrged
with keeping dsorderly house 81 ~ EIasI DeIAned
70 answer.
ISoUrsrs-The Coroner held an inquest yester'
dsy AZ the corner Of Wal and SOuta sis upon tne
body of an unknown man. who was taken OUT OF the
alp AZ the foot Of Waist Verdict. death oy drown
ng.Tne Coroner held inquest al pier ., E'''
river. upon the body Of an unknown man WAC was
taken out Of tbs slip said pier. Verdict death by
drowning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29
Presbyterian (Nc8 sc4ooD Assembly.

SATURDAY, May ~
The resolution for the appointment OF Commit
tee 70 examine the History Of certain changesn the Con
suuon and the authenticity Of the last edition OF the
Discipline came up on amendment proposed by Mr.
McLsin that the Committee report 10 the neAt Assem-
bly, On this there spirited debate In which Dr.
Duf!ed Dr. Stow Rev. Mr. Hatfield, Rev Mr.. Rowland
and others took part but the question was not taken
The Assembly held an inferOcutory meeting 70 con-
slider the religion Ia the West The subject was
brought forward by memorial setting forth the
great want Of ministers in the West the great lack Of
houses OF worship and the Inconvenience OF the present
system Of Home Missions Il Is proposed to establish
partial system OF lrnerancy which could do much
10 advance the OF religion Of the West lt also
called the attention Of the Assembly 10 the large foreign
population continually pouring into the West aud asked
that measure might be taken 10 give 10 them the
preached Word.
There many remarks made upon this SUI jset BY
drterer, members Various facts were elected yar-
Gus members, snd ministers not members, made inter
esling remarks on the subject
An ltinersnt Mission Plan proposed az an adjunct
70 the Home Mission Society. 70 60 out and form
churches to be occupied BY ths Missionaries OF the
Home Mission.
The points especially insisted upon, were some adsp
tstOn OF the lunerant system the besowal Of money
build churches and the providing Of funds for edu
eating Western Ministry.
Tree memorial was finally referred back 10 the com
nities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29
Piu.bursh-Bu-ine--, Pioduee, Sc.
co-rs.,o,sepee Of The Tribune.

Our whole community is stirred with sPecula-
ton in Produce. oar Transportation lines are not
able 10 take of the Produce East nearly as last IS
/, comes Il would ,ske several weeks TO ois% our
warehouses. even should no more arrive Freight 90
-i-,- h 20 ner hi b. Philsdel9hs and 10 some in
t.nc-s morn has been paid tour cells here ri So per
boil Piltshnrsh begins % abandon her hopes OF b'nS
able 70 make any satisfactory srrsnsement tor ne Ter
rnati0n Of the Baltimore snd ONO hsi.road mere
hsrs /. i,,le doubt that The Ceutral Railroad from
Philadelphia will b. completed. Our City rspicly IN.
ereaslog IN Populs00 and Real Estate Is ming last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29
In.iicc. of die -e-.lons.

We have before called attention to the provision
of the new Judiciary act, in regard to the appoint
meut Of the Justices OF the Sessions In Ulster and
Yates Co We see that the action OF the Democratic
Conventions upon this matter, founded on misap
prehension of the law has been reconsidered Stil
there may be error elsewhere ia some degree IN
duced probably by the course OF the irregular or
ganization here IN stu holding ap two candidates
for the Office and 10 guard against it repeat the
explanation otthe law In the brlei and plain terms
in which the Ontario Messenger gives II below
Albany Atlas.
Frsf-OHly ONE Justice BE- designated Ia any bsllOt
Each elec,or may by law designate sud only one
such Justice. II two designated on the same ballot
the designation will be void As 10 both
Seo0Hd The justices designated must hare a last too
years serre from tle frsf dog Of HeTi January.
II Justice be- designated who has not such time to
serve the des gnauon will be void. question may
arise whether Justice may be designated whose present
Office viii expire with the current year, but who has
reelected IL is believed ths The law contemplated
that those only should be designated who have the re-
quisite 20 by virtue OF their PTesci Cices
and II is presumed thst such would be the decision OF
the Courts should such question be carried 10 them to
be decided.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29

rY~ No farther nominations were made BY the
Whig Judicial Convention last evening. the stten-
dance being thin An adjourned and It Is hoped
final meeting will be heldst Broadway House this
evening, when full attendance is earnestly re-
auested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29
Contents Of the Supplement.

Lines, by J. 4. Maybsy Bash's reply u D. " ooo'
on swed-nborpiani>n; Labor and i's Needs Assembly
Report on state Agricultural school Prisons 10 s"e'
den: The War IN Mexico Poem by :" p Claiming :
R4por. Of the Select Committee Of the Assembly on Ma
mortal Estafss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29

y Mr. VILLAS \. BaADsrsY vii ~ hspyv !,
met bis young singers once more before b., S.ysr..
for Europe, this day the 29sh The Bleeckers, Ca,
will meet al o'clock. A NJ Toe sprlnsst Cis.. =,
o'clock P 81 The Mslosnry IT. Clss. are rses,s,,s 4.
NEE, with the Class Ia sprnsst Mr. Brsssur, ,..,,'
tl,, st of July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29
Court Cnlcudar Inns DaY.

COMMON PLxas-PArt BEFORE Judge Ulshoscr-
Nos l. g. q as a.. 81 81 tO3. 49, liJ. Part 2-Be
fore Judge Daly Nos IS S. g. d, "a, sg2 ? TO- io
10 - B s. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29

IV- The attention OF travellers TO the West IS
particularly called to the advertisement In another col
umn headed Caution TO Travellers" The Pioneer and
Express Line is old established and resposibe Com
psny and we can recommend it as entirely worthy Of
49,, Lac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29

" Thanks 70 Mr.. CLoYEs Of the New Haven
and Springfield Line for Boston papers of yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29
& ~ NEw JEH.Er ErIsooFAL CosyENII9N

II The NEW JERSEY EPISCOPAL low -.
In session II Burlington. was engaged on -
evening and much 81 yesterday morning ~ IL - =.
ton Of deputies % the General ConErhuon a. ~
oscussion Of questions arising out u ihr
B.hop decided after confederation tnAt tne ''.
ton guaranteed the right Of ne iay sePaia'1'y -
ip nominations oi the Clergy for Jay oSpsu1s. ~
hv of the general Theological Seminary orbs .',.'1
Jndse DUR objected that nOr-reslcens ~ ms
fr members D. economically residents "ef' hti.
Tn. sbou decided that pr. ~1s canunicaAy h-1u'
lr ~ his diocese and that the Seminary 10 "nlcn DC
,sides /, not in sy diocese. bur IN the Cnureh bis
Oyiitv Barry and Watson. 81 his cry we're unaDJ
.7rted Ire unfortunate differences ia lAe olocess %
NvrYork will II is Understood, come mp before tne
~ Cenersl Convention which consideration pfOoaoy
Eve more thsB usual interest % the election
motion n favor Of an alteration oi zoe Cohs
N ,ska syysy privileges from non-resicenu made bha
being discussed BY Messrs Dler' sherIaA' fe1'' &c
was lost = . -y,..5
cl.rgy-Rev Mr. Henderson, Rev. 4 NilAams h-V'
A. Stubs Rev II Finch Rev. VIM Morehouse Ls"y'
II Nv. Coudit J. {. GarthNEite, smith. d b. ogden
" Newark Adv.
n The body Of Father Rey, the CalnoIc
preSt seutt 10 the army a. Chaplain, has been iouna
and Inferred tie was killed. together WIN sul1I
Marty Of Americans travelling with him, near me village
az Marin After some days, the people beard maj
pricst WAS among the slain They sesrched our INC
bodv and removed II 10 the Church OF Mann NheIe "
Va. inferred with esious riics The otner CAinoNo
Cbspsin Father McEr0y IL about 20 return nome nav
ing sscertained he says that be can DO no ooo y TO-
naming with the army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29

NEW MUHo-Atwill has just published thu
PILGRIM HAMPER" a song composed by :. C. MAs
sErT the words by Loves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29
Presbyterian (Oid ScaoolJ Assembly.

Ev- Graham has No. 4 of Brantz Mayors Mex
co as 4, Was and Is price 25 cts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29

~ The steamer ROGER WILLIAMS, Capt De
Groot arrived from Albany yesterday at minutes past
o'clock P NJ. Our thanks due for Albany papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-29

NorIcE-Mr. N c., who on Saturday about
one month since obtained from the advertiser tho loan
Of his Black Cloth Dress Coat for the occasion OF his
wedding take place next day and promising us re-
turn the Monday following, will please redeem bis
promise without delay. The honeymoon being over
II is hoped he will attend to business The advertiser
will be- reluctant by giving his name N fA to mar bis
matrimonial felicity