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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-05-13
PiI4feId, april, 1917.

DEATH OF REV. NATHANIEL E.JOuNsON.
In the Uniyersalst Waterman of week be-
fore last, is copied notice of the death Of the
above named individual This account is
traced through other papers to the N. Y. Fri
bunc. As appears, Mr. Johnson died on the
10Th January last, in the Medical Infrmary
in Richmond, Va, among strangers receiving
aid solely or mainly from The Sons Of Temper
ance. Being from home at the time Of this
occurrence, and for several weeks after, we
did rot chance to see this notice. The sketch
given of Mr. Johnson's downward course, from
the highest emincnce, to the low depths to
which he descended, is so full of interest
and warning, that we think no reader OF the
Voice will pass over it without examination.
It is therefore copied.
When Mr. johnson was euung the New
York Evangelist in 1883, he wrote and pub
lishcd one Of the best arguments on the duty
Of ministers and churches coming out against
tolorating slavery in their ranks, that we have
ever read. The talents of this editor were
of such high order, that, in addition to what
he received for preaching, officiating at mar
riages, &C., he WAS paid hco thousand dollars
annually for editing the Evangelist. From
these facts it must be admitted that Mr. john
sons talents, both natural and acquired, were
such as to command the highest price. Hence,
the greater the fall, The following is from
the Religious Rccorder,publishcd at Syracuse,
N. r.:
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-05-13
The taking of the late

. PUDLIc CREDIT The taking of the late
public loan advertised for by the government
certainly shows a new and interesting feature
in the finances Of the nation. The whole loan
OF $l6,000,000 has been taken at premium
OF and 2 1-2 per cent, The whole amount
offered being $58.O00,000, and the amount
offered above par Icing $5G,0o0,00O. Can
any other government exhibit such credit as
this ? Can any European government offer
proposals for loan, and receive bids for
more than three times the amount required
accompanied wish q premium for the priVll-
cge CT lending? Not q single government IN
Europe could borrow dollar, excepting at a
discount. In other words to obtain a mil
lion ofdolars, it must give its bond tor more
than a million. But our government horrows
SIS, 100000 at a premium Of 1-2 per cent,
and thus gives lis bond for only ST.. $50, 900. |
And while asking for $18,000,000 only, it can
borrow S56 900, 900, on the same terms
But feature still more extraordinary in !
this loan, is lis subdivision among the people
The great money dealers in the cities are bid
ders, but get nothing because they do not bid
high enough. The successful competitors
are the men Of moderate means, scattered
over the whole interior; the farmers, me-
chanics, lawyers, traders, merchants, clerks OF
the Country. Among the bidders are mer-
chants clerks, butchers, drovers and others,
with bids from 5000 to 600. IF the Brit
ish, French or other European governments
want loan, 1t thinks Of no one as able to
furnish it but a Rothschild, or Barring, Or
some other great barker. In no European
nation, not even in England, do the people |
90 directly to their government, and offer
their money rs original lendeIs.-JiaA
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-05-13

EM1GRAErs The n. Y. Tribune has as
ccrtaincd that 29,2S0 ,steeragc passengers
and "a cabin passengers, have arriycd since
the first Of January Of this year. Ofthis mum
her 71,6G8 have arrived since 1st Of April.
As the season Of the years. now approaching
when the arrival olpassongers in ordinary sea-
sons greatly increases over the winter mouths
it is fair to calculate on $50 or 100000 as the
total number for the year 1917.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

RFt~FoRcEMESTs FOR TIE Hto GRASpF--"e
hasten 10 correct an expression In remarks In the
last nights Union respecting the achievements sentfor
ward from tho scabosre to the Rio Grande-beng The
companies beOnring 10 the regiments and recruited
under the ac OF Feb. H. leiI II IL calcuated 10 lead
20 error We stated Il Ia expected that at least two
thousand would be al the BrsEOs or near that cesuna
ton BY the end Of March and three thousand BY the
middle ofAprL" We did not catch with sufficient pre-
cison the letter which kindly shown 10 US Al the
Adjutan Generals Office. We should have said that
about two thousand would be rons for the Brazos oy
the end of March and probably three thousand by the
middle Of April &c Six companies Of the llth infant
~ five Of the foot rife OF rolgew regiment one OF the
ON infantry and two OF The ID Dragons Several OF
which we learn are over hundred strons) beside
detachment Of recruits from Newfork-n ali fourteen
companies exclusive Of thu recruits are sctuaiy On
r0Nfc for the seat OF aud the uos
not doubt that at as many will be on the way WIFE
in the next ten dave ii the recruiting service De push
ed in the West and elsewhere with the vgor and sue
cess which has marked the service in Pennsylvania and
Maryland. washington Union.
ATTEMPT TO MURDER oS OUR b0RpEks.-M
& r. Cronk and X. Roebottom, lof Jersey City while
returning in their boat from oys,ering near bedlo"s
Island on Thursday night, were approached oy three
men When within 100 yards one was heard TO say
Damn them-shOot then.' when another rose up ana
fired heavy charge of sugs, which struck the two MI.
Cronks and Mr. ROsboitom woundlns the Two Iorle ,
severely and the latter fatally is supposed by Dr Vi
colt who has examined the wounds. Alter hring the
boat suddenly turned her TO the shore In the al
rection of Communpaw. newark huN'
THE BALTIMORE IRISH RELIEF FUND.-The
amount, of aid rendered to Ireland By the citizens OF
Baltimore and vicinity up 10 the present time Is sum
med up as follows Per steamer OF LIST March Alf9V
sterling per snip Roanoke via Liverpool 2s9 barrels
Corn Meal and do Flour per bark Georgia COL Dds
Corn Meal, 253 DO. Flour and 900 bush. Corn
To- Three dwelling houses in Manchester n. J.
were destroyed By fire on Monday.
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DIED

On Tuesday Both ult after a long and severe linen
WILLIAM LEE, Jr. OF the firm OF J. ID. & w. Lee
Ills friends and the friends of the family the uer
bers OF the Hudson Engine Co. No. |, also the members
of Hose Co No g. are respectfully invited to attend N.
funeral this afternoon at o'clock, from bis late resi-
dence No. 50 Reade-st.
On Tuesday night OF congestion OF the brain, NJ ER
NEST g. TAYLOR. aged 20 years
His friends and relatives are respectfully requested to
attend his funeral on Friday afternoon at O'Clock
without farther invitation from the residence OF bis
father insw J. Van Benschoten, Esq No. 81 North
Moorest.
On the 30th inst. Mr.. EDMUND MaHANY, In the 6ih
year of his age native Of the City Of Cork. Ire,ud
and for the last thirty years resident Of this City.
His friends and acquantances and those OF bis family
In general are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his residence 9s 0liyerst on Thursday April l.
at balfpsst o'clock r. NJ. m5l ~
At East Boston Mass. the 27h ult Mrs Sarah, wi,
of Or. Jesse Merrill, formerly of Franklin. N. IL.
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Ia the BIood Alive ;

10 hc Editor Of The Tribune
One of your correspondents noticed the other day
the discovery by French Psychologist of the vitality OF
each sobule of blood To show that this fact had been
observed before beg leave s the imminent hazard Of
giving mortal offence TO Dr. Stearns and his NewYork
Academy OF MedcineD to quote the following from
Dcksons Chrome Thermal System OF Medlcine-a work
approved by the great Sir Ashley Cooper the most emf
nent Surgeon of modern tmes-not excepting Valentine
Mott and Alex. H. Stesrns:
cit WAS once question whether or not the blood be
aiire That question is definitely settled JoHN
HUNTER TO the conviction OF every body, prored that
e blood Lrss and every drop that srhcay leavesthe
system admitted those who take II away 10 De
drop Of life. lie who loses pint OF blood loses pint
his life OF what is the body composedt 1T not OF
blood and blood onyi What fills up the excavation OF
an ulcer or an abscess What reproduces the bone OF
the leg or thigh after il has been thrown of dead in
nearly all it's length What but the living blood, under
the vito electrca influence OF the brain and nerves p
How does the entered animal diet Ol loss oil blood
solely Is not tho blood then, in the expressive Ian
puage OF Scripture the life Of the flesh How remark
able that while the value OF the blood to the animal econ
omy should be thus so distinctly and emphatcaly ac-
knowledged boodetting Is not even once alluded to
among the various modes OF mentioned IN the ga.
cred Volume We have balms,' balsams' baths
charms physc- poutces, even-but loss oil blood
neverl Had ii been praciced by the Jews, why THIS
omission .
Last Summer Inquired of one OF our most accom-
pllshcd Hebrew scholars Judge Noah) whether there
was any sanction ia the writings of the ancient Hebrew
Physicians for resorng to bloodleng in disease. lie
EXPRESSED his surprise at the idea said that the question
was new to him. and that he should certainly investi
gate Il. On my next interview with him. he declared
that he had been unable to find any trace of such mode
of practice in the works referred to-
Your obt scrv't WIN. TURNER,
NJ.
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Things I'm philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA March


PHILADELPHIA, March 81, ls47.
The Southern mail of this morning arrived here
about 3 o'clock and the army news was Immediately
expressed over to your office, and DO not doubt the
skul arrangements of your attentive agents gave the
news 10 your city about breakfast time The relays OF
horses viii be Kept on the until after the Telegraph
is repaired unless the aspects from the seat OF war
should prove pacific.
SALES or SrocKs-First BOard-l0 Remington Cop
per Co 10; 100 Vcksburg III 100 do b5 lit LOG do
S. III 100 Girard. lli 300 do bJ, rs 80 Vckseurg
IA $50 do b5, ia 50 U. :. Bank, ~ 100 do e., ~
300 Morris de- 2Ol 80 Susquehanna Canal ds 3D. 100
bennington Copper Co. b5, ~ l5OO Navigation De, 1865
s5l 1900 Texas Notes l3i 1000 do, l3t So State 5s
7O 500 T. :. Bank. b5, Il 1000 U. g. Treasury Notes
per cent IOli; 5000 do, Monday. 1911 1900 do, s5
l6li II Bank Penn Township. 81. Stc0ad Board and
Arsr-JO yicksburg Iii GIN. o. Gas l29i 10000 Texas
Notes 49,; 80 DO l3i 1900 Texas 10 per cent Noes
burg 2si $50 state S. 7Ol; % Grand Cult 10 Phila
delphia Exchange, 49,.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

IRELASD.-Some $3.50 were received As tia n.,
proceeds Of Bishop Hughes's lecture.
FoRr GREESE.-The Adrertisey says that tn,
place will in time be one of the wonders Of The vo,a
First, II is 10 be laid GU, as Washington Park next a,
Astronomical Observatory will there lit its proud b..,
to the skies end the stars will be nightly assaulted ),
huge bOmbgun Telescope and lastly, Ii is now DO.
posed to have reservoir Of water to be supplied b,
the proposed Artesian well. Our cotemporsry niu,,
that with all these things free baths should sso be es
ushed in this favored locality.
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70" Tho Nespolitan Bonnet, we believe, actn'".
lodged on all sides 10 be the most beautiful chsse n'
becoming of all others Indeed there is but one opinion
respecting them and that is, they possess every req
SITE either in material, shape or finish, and inst DO
where can bonnet be had beautiful as at Pssnson
Noe & Coz 1913 Delancey.st
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Law Courts.


UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OrrIcx-Beicrs
Commissioner Morton.-.JchH Y. Woods, charged with
coun,ereting 2J cent pieces and passing several Of hem
away already referred to- examined IN relation 10
the complaint The evidence showed, as hos been men
toned that large number OF counterfeit quarter DOL
lars exactly resembling those passed away, were found
ON his premises also many small articles which be ar
peared to have obtained with view to getting the pieces
changed and about s37 so in small good coin Ices nr
IS cents &c. He ordered TO ind bail In the sumo
S5000 or stand committed In default OF ball ne wv
remanded to prison.
Alleged Larceny on Ship Board-George A. Stewart
Joseph Wilcox Thomas Dunning and Oliver Taylor
seamen OF the ship American Eagle from LONDON wee
arrested and committed charged with having puroned
from the vessel fifteen pieces OF broadcloth Exsndns
ton this forenoon.
MARINE CouRr-Beiore Judge Smth.-Fe~ Erbc,
VS. w. Siephens-The plaintiff is aged gentleman re-
tired from businessthe defendant Is proprietor o. he
smoke house Ia Wooster-st near Prince Mr. Chains
that he loaned horse to Mr.. s. the latter to have mo
use OF the animal during the forenoon 10 his business
Din connection with two other horses employed by him
and Mr. h. should he require It, 10 nave tho uso IN o
afternoonthat the horse was loaned and injured BY
Mr.. S. while so engaged and action 10 brought 20 re-
cover the difference In value For defence was saea
that the horse was unfit for when brought 10 hf
its legs being swollen. &C. r....
One witness stated that he could have bought better
horse for 20 shilllngs another that bis egs were
to size as large round the witness hat hird tnes
the animal was Is or l6 years old but II did not oew
that he was not useful that account as he himself nss
horse 10 years Of age which soo could NOT ouy
fourth thatthe horse vicious and II took per
sons TO hold him while he getting shod Inc sufy
Qsye verdict for defendantFor paintin, Mr. pipoee
for defendant, Mr.. Stiit.
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Business Notires.

IR GENrLEMEN's HATS, style for Spring, lsA7, VIII
be introduced on Wednesday Marc 3.by
LEARY & co. Hatters, Aston House, Broadway.
Circulars descriptive Of our style will be iorwadsd
by addressing US postpaid. m'u
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~ There will be q grand exhibition al and N
Of the dorama Of the Funeral of Napoleon at the ussom
together with other interesting entertainments oe
Western and Fanny Wheeler, and also by tns EIloP'an
Minst(els whose unparalleled performances, songs 70
frsins, &C. have elected unbounded applause from The
large audiences that the I'll the saloon at each exhibitor
The Orang Ouang can be seen and the Fortune Tohe'
consulted at all hours from A. NJ. 10 lOP. NJ
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~ twenty-five cents only" for small po'
Peines Ouis Tooth Paste at s. NJ. Guions Bowery co.,
Grand st. which will remove and prevent every sppeS
ance Of tartar and give the teeth clear and Pes'
Wilderness NJ
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wrsrrRs TrLrsR.ru-wa L. -.

WEsTERs TELrGHArH--We lean Tia, -
much havoc was made by the late storm IN v,...' We
aid Upsetiing tho Telegraph Line betw,e, 49,
and Philadelphia. and Philadelphia and B.lt,,.-- n
G'ea, Wsstrn Lias from Philadelphia u p,,.,
rode the gale with comparative safety Tbs &c
nication was not At al interrupted between
and Pittsburgh and the slight injury TO the Ina
Lancaster and Philadelphia repaired 81 ou;.I'N'a
communications we're sen, on Monday. ind r...,'s
whole line between the Auuntic sad Ohio
rate workingordcr
PoLIcg.-Otficer Prince John Davis
bic JOsephs yesterday arrested suspiciop. no1a
charge OF being one OF the thieves who ON ~ =
September last robbed the premises OF No az H.
at OF gold watch. two gold chains and eold
the value OF Sl63. also OF set Of pearls ,sln. =
portion Of which property wss recovered ~ ~. W
tanned tha; two accomplices Of the above efe
rogue have been arrested for some oesnea :.
ted In Philadelphia. The premises of N,
No ll3 Ludlowst were entered by some hols ~ NJ
tsrdsy afternoon snd robbed Of silver ,poo,. te'
pencil case and - ia money. John Hsynes -
man. snd Elizabeth stevens white woman hsSNiei
arrested few days ago by officer Douslly Of ~
teenth Ward were yesterday fully sOurni,,ad c. W
committed nye distinct arcenes IN Ferent r.,,. ~ q
City. number OF silver spoons knives and fosss .s
are at tho Fourteenth Ward Station house sx.,'
claimants.
CoRoSERs lNQUEsrs.-The Corcne, ha,A =.
quest yesterday at the Halls OF Justice upon the -
OF Patrick Tirlmons, native OF irelsnd ssed "a w.
Verdict death by deirium iTemens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-01

THE 0RAToRo or CREATION" by Haydn
We havo received from Firth. Hall & Pond. Broad.
way, three numbers OF cheap edition Of this work
published by A. Novello London. 1t Is to be complete
in nine numbers
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MARRIEn

On the 2sth March. in Csrmne-st. Church. REV. \,
Sknner's) BENJAMIN +. DUNN TO Miss ANN s0rTg.
WELL, both OF this City,
At Washington. Goth ult. Lieut. Edward Harte. T. &
A. to Miss Rose NJ. daughter OF James B. Holmes Esc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-01

rSS9 Giddness and rush OF blood TO the hesd Nv
speedily cured by the equalzing cleansing and resn'
tive powers of Dr. Beekmans celebrated Syrup and fp'
Office i9l Corllsndst NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-01

SCHOOL FOR BoYs-A gentleman is desirious oil ssf
ting few boys to attend boarding school shos
distance in the country where the comforts oil nou'
may be realized, and no pains spared to render 'oem
comfortable and happy at the low price OF 500 per
num- for boarding. washing and tuition Pupils are D"
required to furnish anything, only for their own lmne
date use Reference given and required. Address b.
L. g. Tribune Office, which will meet with attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-01

GOLD PgNs-THg CHEAPEST rSTHE Cifr.-'' "
Creation a. Co II Cedar ct are selling the " nne OF
mono. pointed Gold Pens for 81 50; Bsgley Pens, VI"
ranted, 81 rs, Pencils included.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-01

LAKE ERIE.-A correspondent Of the Buffalo
Express writing from Cleveland, does not give very
fsstering prospect OF early resumption OF Lake nav
gaton he says there II plenty OF ice At Cleveland
Toledo they crossing the Msumee river the ice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-01

~ There are said TO be some fifteen sloops
ashore between this city and Albany, and some Of them
badly damaged
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ASSEMBLY.

Mr. BURSELL. from the Judiciary Committee,
submitted report adverse to the petitions IN rcla-
ton to Trinity Church. New-York Laid on the ia
bic and printed.
Mr.. LEAvEss, from the majority of the Railroad
Committee, reported in writing against disturbing
the location of the New York and Erie Railroad
Mr. WRIGHT submitted a counter report Mr..
w also reported in favor of the bill appointing a
Railroad Commissioner
The House under the recommendation of its
Committee Of Conference on the Judicial District
BILL insisted on its amendments.
The Literary Appropriation bill passed. Also
the Clinton State Prison BILL and the bill appoint
ing Commissioners of the Code, and on Pleadings
and Practice.
The death of ASA w. CARFESTER doorkeeper,
was announced by Mr.. BLoss, and resolutions of
coincidence adopted Also on motion OF Mr. Sic
KLEs. a resolution for the payment OF his per
deim, during the session, to his widow. Ad-
iourned.
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r. KNOX, 1913 Fulton st. is now prepared TO supply
his patrons and the public with his elegant Spring Has,
mo In
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DIAasSD POINTED GOLD PEss.-sl % only
Savage % Fulton st. sells the 81 so Gold Pens Tor VI y
Also magnificent pen the best and cheapest In '0'
world for A. only.
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W Thanks to Mr.. Cloyes OF the Springfield and
Ne"'haven line for the Boston Atlas Of yesterday.
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o.
gsl-sL wv"
sASpss sARsAPARILLA.-The blood contains tho ee
nen,s Of the whole animal structure; nesh and hofe
glands muscles endons the nsls the hsr and even ne
bones themselves are all sustained by tho blood Wen
then may be called the stream Of life 10 proportion 70
the purity, will be that Of the substances Into which
continually changing Corrupt blood instead OF produeDs
health IL likely enough TO develop sores and uleef'
When these appear, whether in the specific forms scIV
fa abscess &c OF the ordinary types, there 10 no ae
targent il s believed that VIII rapidly neuIafe "'
virus in the blood whence they spring as Ibis preP"'
alton Natural action of the excretory organs, renewea
appetite recruited strength, and clear skin, are ne ~
suits secured To the afflicted from the OF mis- medeino
as the uniform testimony OF multitude VI sueseo e"
abundantly proves. n
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, By A. bss
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Ful!on-st coinS.
Willia-st Z73 Broadway, and n Ess broedwsy ~ ~
Yosk. Sold also by Druggists generally hrougnoes W
unied States. Price Oh per bottle. or sn ooties iof
re- 0ouRAups ITALIAN INDICATED Soar for the po"
live cre OF ali Al diseases bloehes aud dscoorsuou.s
Gourasds Poudys Subtle for eradicaiing SUI ~
HAIR Goarauds ,lv ssAits, liquid rouge he atoI w -
o. Isl Store FROM brosdwsy Agency for Bafesslcr r..
stanaaeous L,qad Hap De Daf!sy's Magical IAN -
tractor Wwfhs Cream Of L'hes, BeaiS Hag hefeI@"3
Povad< for tIe lair bisek. brosn and fair. Rememee
Wskerst se, or Two from Broadway, west side ~
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NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

Our Correspondents letter with Tuesdays proceed
ings having from some unknown cause failed to reach
US we avail ourselves of the synopsis of the Alb Argus
SENATE. ALBANY, March 30
A resolution was introduced calling for certain
information respecting the affairs Of the Washing
ton and Saratoga Railroad which after some dis
cusson, by consent of Mr.. HARRIS, was laid over
until tomorrow.
The question OF the power Of appointment was
discussed by Mr. SPENCER. No question was
taken.
The Committee of the Whole then went through
with the bill to amend the General Election Law
Adjourned.
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Coury Calendnr....THs DAy.

COMMON PLEAs.-Part Mos. 81, lfs, II, 70, a. ;
s. 297 IS, a., ST. S. 35 |, Is, 100 IL. H. Part 2Nos
Il3 lis, III, 49, l2l, 1913, 1875, ~, 10, 49,
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FARTHER Loco WARD NoMISArIoSs.-In the
Ninth Ward the Locos have nominated John Jack
sos for Alderman aud James Qaaeken5oss for As.
sIstsnt
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" THE TAMNAEY HALL MAYoRALTY CoSvEY-
TIoS was obliged to adjourn again last evening
without coming to decision. The last vote stood
for Isaac b. Fowler, % J. Sherman Brownell, 49,
and Eccles Gilender, Ii. Another attempt to
nominate will be made tomorrow evening
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" The AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HovgorA.
Thy" No. 90 has been issued double number con.
tanning among other articles, entire and yerv sncv
Lecture by Dr, B. T. JosIiS which is well worth no.
rusal. The Second Volume Of this useful magazine
commences on the frs, of Msy-terms 81 year.
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~. Boarding with private family. Apply at 80 MsDgc'