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baltimore, April ~, 1s47.
The Weather-S Shipping Of Baitimore-Large cargo
Desntute Emig,ants-The Viennoise Chiidren-The
Markets Stock Board, &c.
The weather, to-day, is and cold with prospects
Of rain which is greatly wanted throughout tho
try.
yesterday for Liverpool has board cargo Of 10000
barrels OF -four 1896 barrels meal and 500 bags Of
Qucrcitron bark.
For anumber Of years there has not been in Baltimore
at time many large vessels there at present
There In port 30 ships II barks, and % briggs
making 70 In all besides schooncrs and bay vessels
too numerous to mention Among the square-rggcd
vessels notice 90 under the British nag Bremen aud
spanish
Tho shipment OF breadstus still continues active
The number Of vessels now londng at
wharvea and preparing to load with breadsuhs for Eu
II thirty ninc, and during the past week four YES
sells, heavily laden, have sailed
The ship Hampden yesterday landed at our wharf
from Liverpool $50 Irish emgrants most Of them In the
most deplornble condition They reduced almost
to skeletons by the want Of bread and found lay
ing about the streets almost in n dying condition The
charitable citizens Of f,s Point however provd
ed shelter aud food for them.
learn by telegraph from Alexandria that the fine
ship Josiah Quincy Of Boston. yesterday cap
sized whilst laying At the wharf, ia sudden flaw OF
wind her ballast having been removed She was re-
ported to be much damaged and in very precarious
condition
The Viennoise children had fine audience again
last night, the house being filled In every part 1her
performances IL looked on with wonderland delight
TnE MANwrrs--The market for brcadstuT still continues
too much unsettled 10 warrant qnontiol ne % " ~, 7"
lour hat have hsud oi nncr as a,.'al 81 ~. 80 "a m
The ignt and the demand Tor shrpl,g qde he9Ny
sroox AND Morry MARKrr-The week closes with net
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Died..


On the odd inst, WIN. j. ALLEN aged % years.
His friends and acquaintance and those OF his brother
Robert the book binders the Long Island Tent, No 40,
J. o of r. the Good Intent Lodge. 49, A. o. OF G. F.,
and the orders in general all respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this day Sunday afternoon) at
o'clock, FROM the residence Of MIR. VIM. Hughes No 1877
Grand st.. Willamsburgh, l.. /.
On the 23d inst, in ST. Marks Place, Of inflammation
of the brain, SUSAN FRANCES eldest daughter of John
Alburn, artist Of this city aged years and months
Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for
inerrnsnt this afternoon at o'clock The friends OF
txton.
In this city Saturday afternoon, after short i'll
n-ss Mr. NORMAN g. HUBBARD, of Lima, Indiana, (for
rnerly Of Glastonbury, Conn.) aged % years.
His friends respectfully invited to attend the fu
neral services this afternoon at So o'clock at tho Pearl
Street House. No IS Pearl street. His body will DO
moved to Connecticut for ntsrment.
On Saturday, tho 94th inst, MIR JAMES McVIcKER,
aged 80 years
The relatives and friends ofthe family respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral to-day, Goth inst, at 81
O'Clock, r. NJ from his late residence, No. 80 Elm ST.,
corner Of White.
On Friday evening, 2ad inst Mr. CHARLES WELLS,
aged AZ years,
The friends and acauantances O. the family
aused attend his funeral this ate Sunday at
. clock, from aga William stree.
On Saturday morning, oath ms 70, Mrs. ELIZABETH
BRouwgE rc0t OF tho late Barn ct Brouwer in the 69h
year of her age
Tho relatives and friends of the family invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon Monday) at O'Clock
from tho residence of W. Hodgknson 2S7 Henry street
On Friday 23d inst, of consumption. JonN BYRNE
BAKEE native Of Wicklow county ana for many years
u re,ident of New York.
His friends and acquaintances and those Of the fam
w. invited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence No. % State street, Brooklyn, near the South
Ferry, 25th inst, at o'clock.
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DANIEL SWEENY,
(Late IL DIM street, Ne,c York;

II ENJOYED TO &c CHATHAM sTREET.-The under
~ signed, the approach Of the travelling season. deems
arprse those who may be Of the fact
that in order extend his business, well his limits Of
accommodation he has removed &C Chatham st. within
few doors of Chambes and nearly opposite Duane where he
but comfort aud aness surpassed by
the city The enlarge Of his sphere has been demanded
by the increasing the pubc and his oca
ton has been selected as central position for citizens well
both resident and transient his position, where they
will find only the substantial elements of life every
putstion he enjoys and which he is determined main
tain
As the above the only establishment he either owns
any nominay otherwise connected with, he
hopes his friends and the public will remember that this the
only saloon of the undersigned, and sole proprietor,
DANIEL SWEENY
&C Chatham street
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v,iE CHEAPEST gents and boys Fashionable Tailoring
d aud Clothing Establishment in New York Is JACOB
YANDERBILTS, 80 Maiden Lane, between William ana
Nassau where may be found five tho md ready
made which will be sold wholesale or tai at me
very lowest possible prices Also, than five hundred
Of fashionable goods which will be made order in
style Of elegance that be surpassed You will do wei
70 call you can from three 20 dollars on suit
Do not forget the number, % Maiden Lane
mao imsno
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Auction NOTICES.


-... GEO. Is. ROLLINS, Auctionser. -
STATEN ISLAND PROPERTf.-GEO. b. ROLLINS
- will Thursday April 29hi at IL O'Clock, offer at
on IN the Merchants Exchange ia this city the elegant
cious aud delightfully."- oca,ed mansion Of W W. Van Wag
Esd Clifton Staten Island about half between
vsnderbet landing and Clifton dock fine elevation about
500 feet from the bay aud commands
view Of the bay and habor Long Island the North River
Jersey shore &c The mansion 80 feet with feet
piazza on either side built aud finished IA the best
The ceilings OF the first Ii feet high the lot 200 by
Gi fronting private 70 feet wide the SOUTH and
Of 10 feet and 50 feet vide the north
Also, at the time will be sold 30 lots of groud 80 by
leo and 80 by b0 New ork aud other the grading
Of which will be Immediately completed.
bukiead has already been erected IN front Of the property,
and ferry landing will be completed at All early day
a236tis-r
j. NJ. MILLER Auctioneer
A UCTlON NOTiCE-Leather at Auction-yAMES NJ.
"A MILLER will sell at the store Of WILLIAM MILEs, No
Pearl street. Thursday the 29th instant months
credit Sides Oak Hemock Sole Leather 1000 finished
Upper Leather, with other articles a23 lw"rc
BY EDWARD TEAGUE, Auctioneer,
Store III, 9Th avenue.
NJ ARBI.E MANTELS-On "wednesday. the 28th inst,
V1 2 o'clock NJ the of 7th and 9th avenue
consisting OF carved Italian Egyptian back and gold mantes
finished the best style, be sold without Sale
positive.
N b. This Gale yertised for the 9th April post
poned Of the building taking fire the morning Of
sale a22 iwsrc
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
&. pae o sns
meOd % % e was 1e
Castle in his practice Of eighteen has obtainedan
enyabe emnence he operates on the teeth with great SKIN
while REssTs ALL ACIDS AND INJECTING Agents. It rem
de the tooth perfect in respect put into the tooth
whs is peey We
ap8 lm1r
CoRBYNs DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL AGENCY,
NoR R5flaN 6ocGA cy INFORM. he
Of Theatres % s LIMITED s1 ssa and cas
MI W, C0RBYN authorized to &C, as her agent. and
communication must be post paid a2 gt,re re
srA2N 6 RffTYDas e ME 2esow Hst Il.
the application of the celebrated pre-
aIaops for the e.termnatioa of all species of vermin in
They have been for the last five years aud the
ss IN Nor s 5 hey
boat or other vessels should fail to avail themselves Of Ger
bly, be found about their premises during the
month"; The PREPARATION; are entirely free from any deadly
FG 1s rSs ili@ 2, Liberty
and John stieet as inner
THE IyMEAsURABLE SUPERIORITY or GoU.
RAUDs Italian Medesied Soap oyer every ohsT prep.-
ceded that the u tongue Of deaction becoming ST.
white and transparent the skin become which frequent
X 70 Is delicious aroma, ds,,ed
the choicest cuttings Of Hppocrene its singular power!
effectively displayed the removal Of all cutneous dsfeure
,an Feeble sunbus redress roughne chaps cracks and
has Gouaud PoudIe Subtitle possess the che
property of uprootng supernous hair from ioeheads
lips cheeks arms &c. without injury to the most delicate
Beware of mpositions and mind that the genuine
preparations Of Dr. Felix Gouaud can be obtained at hi, depot
2 Wssg Isl store from &c
Philadelphia. al9 2w.r
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thst re1ulre dexeritv must INQUIRE ms above as lm.r
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUK-
ANCE SOCIETY, 26 CoRNHILL, LONDON,
AND "a WALL STREET NEW YORK
s at SsSs : ls Wis., I'd /: S.s July 1851
M M sTA.r, RSsnD OF LUos V Of
E:s S1s%ss @ ssShss tEsa.
,a o n G worth sy H. H
T SS 9t s fnd bd d f hIs Ss Esq oa.v
sa E sama Slfi Hoffman, Esq
Laaade Starr, General Agent and Edward T. RicAarson
Esq Gener Accountant for the United States and British N
D Ye Esr; ;,,a
st., s. s Keene, NJ B. go Fourth st. AVA - ~ ''AA"''
iedicai Examiners attend u Wall st., and No 1874 Bow.
y % II s'sa Eq S%ssf.
ssolicitor-17YJohn Hons, ESQ II Pine st.
The following among the advantages offered by this In
The guaranty of large capital addition the
The peculiar benefit secured to the assured by the principle
The paymep Of premiums, half yearly or auaIts5y by
The travelling leave is extensive and liberal
Persons insured for life can at once borrow half amount Of
siye years, their own note and deposit Of policy
States. the names of three Of the Local Drestos
available always the assured Of disputed claims
any yys s owed . II sae of premium be-
due, without forfeiture of policy
The soe be S9 founded on the Stock
p"e ay p,GpHe 10 the p,S of the sSss
for lie on the participation scale.
The Society is not connected with either marine or IRE In
The T. s. Locs Board meet every Wednesday alta Wall
tons, America uasacedaffordng thereby,
sbe advantage Of ompie;s and attention TO parties IN cases
oil leave to travel ''"' .ilf%ss f''T' &C.
General Agent for America.
NEw York April TO- ls47. ala 3tis Sn rrc
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THE CAPTURE OF ALVAkADO.
II A MEETING held ON the 9th Instant for the purpo

THE CAPTURE OF ALVAkADU.
AT MEETING held the 9Th Instant for The ppTPofe
n preparing aud presenting suitable testimonial to LIEU
TENANT CHARLES g. HUNTER, of the high respect of
the Citizens Of New York. for his gallant conduct ~ the cap
OF AlvsrsdoA William Shaer was called to the
ch,r and l.. ). Eddy was appointed Secretary.
Ga notion the following resolutions presented and
unanimously adopted =
Resolved That admiring the energy intrepidy sagacy
snd Of the attack and capture Of the port Of Avardo
BY single American vosse when whole squadron had been
ordered by the Commander to this glorious duty
an act Of American officer unfctteed
By the etiquette long delayed orders thrill ing every
patriotic with pride aud that recognizing in the prompt
notion Leu Charles g. Hunter Of the United States vessel
the scougea commander to be admired we will tender to
him the compliment of sword worthy ofthe
Resolved That in further Of this object invite all
our fellow citizens who desire participate in this
NAL TO the Drill Room, the Centre Market Grand
street, on Wednesday evening next, at ~ O'Clock.
WIN. SfIALFR.
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kN & ~ &
DrKoONS wishng passage to Liverpool by the spiendd
and commodious packet ship Columbia, which sails
Saturday May M her regular day. will please make imme.
date application Captain T. g. Furber board at the foot
Of Beekman street. or 10 the subscribers.
Those wishing send for their friends to come out from
Liverpool by the favorte packet Yorkshire sailing from there
the of june the above splendid ship which sails from
there the 10th Of June Of the Black Ball Line
their to the sailing OF the Boston
of the LIST Of May, by applying to US.
their friends,
for any amount payable demand the Royal Bank Of
Ireland Prescott Grote, Ames Co.. London, which
will be paid the branches throughout Great Britain
and Ireland. Apply to - -....
ROCHE, BROTHERS & Co.
81 Fulton STREET New York.
for the Black Ball Line of Liverpool Packets
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ID IILiF GARHAkDT, THE ARTisT TAILOR

n IIIIP GANHAkDT, THE ARTIsT TAILOR-
L WE HAVE long had il in our mind say word in re-
vardto the admirable made by this gcntleman
I've have had many suits Of clothes made New York but
never found artist excens the one mentioned above His
made Of the hest Of cloth aud all of 2 uer cent
hin con be bought The last suit purchased Of
nm ar which paid S2j, could be bought else.
.,,r 10, less hn $50 We hope friends who want good
AZ and reasonable prices will call his store corner of
Chambers street aud West Bfoadway AIS 2wsr
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tn AC}II ERREOTYPE PLATES-I y Bnsse 6, Co No
~ SO liam street. second floor have received per late
rivals full supply of Dagueneotype Plates Nos. 90 40 and
90 ofher brand so avoraby known Throughout the United
S,es which they warrant equal IN quality any ever i'm
porrd by them They offer them prices considerably re.
duced from those Of last fall Chemicals warranted 10 he of
best quality always for sale. L. b. BINSSE & co,
a25 W. No. 90 William 2 Id ioor
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NJ AVAIL STORES Turpertine, suitable for drug
~ g!sts, ship chambers, ink makers, &c.
sps Turpcntne-Of very superior quality and which will
put up packages suitable for shipment any Of the
world.
Ptch-A fine article and extra size.
Thr--Rope- ksrs' and thin tar of excellent quality.
and other descriptions various quail
ties.
VsrnishesBright and yarnshes, very superior
Tho above articles offered for sale at low and in
lots 10 suit Purchasers, by JAS y. TAPSCOTT,
Distiilsr and Manu- facturer,
a25 Successor 10 Cooke & Adams, Sc South st.
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VNEIs DAY is PUBLISHED price One Shilling (bcing
i No of the Minor Drama the INVISIBLE PRINCE.
with all hs Songs, Chouses &c. as played at the Park
Also, new editions OF The Iunchback," Ion," The
s2j ltse WIN. TAYLOR, 2Astor House.
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CARDS |! CARDS !!

nor SALE by JOHN j. M!RABEAU, 100 Nassau street,
Marked Cards Of every description and directions for
taking advantages the following gamesBuH Poker Brag
Seven Up, Faro, Vingetun, &c., by who is practically
acquainted Those who wish lessons
thst require dextertv. must inquire above. M lmsr
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BEDBUG POISON.
w ATSONS lNFALLIBLE BEDBUG POISON.-The
w experience OF this the
most eccual destroyer and bansher of Bedbugs ever dis
covered II needs but application satisfy the mere
dulo9s OF ITS wonderful and immediate efects-Price 2s
SOD wholesale and retail only at Apothecares Hail. DC
Co., IN Maiden Lane; and 1879 Fulton street Brooklyn
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THE EYE.
nR, WHEELER, Oculist, 20 Greenwich street, deyotes
- his exclusive attention diseases Of the Eye and OPP
thalmic Surgery Artificial Eyes for sale and inserted
reasonable terms. Office hours from AM to o'clock PM
after which he visits outdoor patients.
pamphlet containing remarks diseases Of the eye with
instances Of effected By Dr. Whceler
mode of be had gratutously his residence
the same will be forwarded making application
him by lctter. postpaid a2O lm.rc
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1861 CARPETING. tl55.
70O 000 yards of Brussels Three Ply and Ingrained
1VOsVOV Stair Carpetng
10000 yards Of Oil Cloth and Mating
10000 Window Shades Rugs. Mats Table Covers, and
article with the trade sale cheap for cash.
VIM. McGRORTY 135 Chatham street,
ais lmssc First door above the Theatre.
LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
les OR GENTLEMEN having superhuous effects
- dispose Of such Wearing Ar arel, Furniture &c.
fair cash price for the same by sending for the
subscriber through the Post Office, otherwise who will
attend at their residences J. LEVENSTYN,
466 Broadway, up stairs.
Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. j. LEVENSfYN.
apl2 lmsrc
MINIATURE PAINTING
MIR. McDOUGAL has taken the room No. II, in building
WI known Pumbe National Daguerrean Gallery
Of Broadway and Murray street. where he would be happy TO
attend any orders miniature water color sketches
ais imsc
LNYE AND EAR-DR POWELL, Oculist and Aurist,
II confines his practice exclusively diseases Of the
and DR. Powes hours Of attendance his residence and
Offices 26 Broadway entrance Ia Warren street, from
nine to four.
Strabismus squirting cured in few minutes
Artificial Eyes introduced without an operation, that IN
motion and exactly correspond with the natural
Avcc given the kind of specacle necessary for
each defect Terms in conformity with the circumstances OF
the patient. AL lwrsr
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HALL LANTERNS.
5000 Of m .: s9S eu most sr.ad .ss rsa
glass offered to the public. Wholesale dealers will please
call and examine and Judge for themselves before
elsewhere Ornamental Lanterns Glass Bent
for Clocks and Bow Windows, &c. &c.
GEORGE EDWARDS,
al m.r ia and ll6 Nassau street
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CUUKE'S pATENT CAMPIIINE-This article is consi.
~ dered the best that manufactured in the United States
Dealers Camphne would do well give it ral-it is
fecy free from resnous subs and consequently
tur with clearer light and is liable corods the
lamps For sale low and III quantities suit purchaser
by JAS. L. TAPSCOTT, 86 South street.
Successor to Cooke u Adams.
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TO CAPTAINS AND OWNERS OF STEAM
BOATS.
THE undersigned having leased and fitted up the house
the Long Pier foot OF 10Th street, North river
boat hotel order accommodate the residents,
vies all Captains Of steamboats, make this landing free of
wharfage p. DE LIE Rec, Proprietor.
~ B-Boa barges pleasure or fishing always to let
Passengers taken all times wherever they wish CO.
al m
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MElNHARDT'S BRASS LETTERS FOR
SIGNS
THESE letters remarkable for durability and bran.
OF the gliding unequaed by other article in the
city--whch brancy warranted to stand exposure the
weather They also japanned Of color that may be
desired Orders left at i9h Ann street, also NJ. Campbes
9Th avenue near 18th street Reference, the signs
office and C. H. Baxter Co.. li3 Maiden Lane ala 6msfh
NOR sALE.-Receving on commission and constantly O
hand Butter Cheese Lard Mess Thin Mess and Prime
Pork Smoked Hams Shoulders, and Beef Nackere Shad
salmon Dry and Picked Goldfish. Also Molasses in hogs
he ercc and barrels Sugars hoghesd boxes and
els; with general assortment Of groceries, Sold IN lots TO
accommodate purchasers the lowest cash prices by
CLARK, FISK * CO., 228 Fulton street.
~ B-A large quantity smoked Meats and Cheese slightly
lemared 10 he sold at low prices. all msrrc
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CITY ARRIVALS

CIR hersl--Nsy I'D win.ns and . daushs.rs y q
"hans fsts 81 Noto~ayG Cor. Lpseomb. King William;
rieel ttehaoni, Taylor AheaaAIic; NJ BAILEY, u
Shsu.n. .hashAm. Kent i7th-J Ghoson. Davis, q
Jaws henedy Petersburg Dc Philips svne:
.sn'.A hshmoed foinde and daushet Csp.
W ree, .e.er De- Slater Kent Edwards. dassAter
ana servant w Ashley Norfolk w foantsroy Glcuessicr T.
'aeAon w haeoa brunswick Mr. aud hIs Cook Louis
Calvert N Carolina. q Boswell Va. -
ieh-Geo w PHILIPPE, b A Davis, Jno Abrahams Peters
burg yno w Melting. Sussex; Il q Douglass Capt VIM
HIM. Df III Perkins King William; Capt Herbert Brig
heteer' III Woodhouse. Portsmouth; Merit r Sledse
Mrs SieJec Ms. NJ White. Surrey. II; WIN d ToI,a.
Zero, U Al Dr Crump. New Kent; b Foo, aud IaJy
Mrs + Alexander, Miss A Stone, Geo c Moore.
Orange; WIN Broadus. Ssmi Coleman, Caroline; VIM n
oroxion. A Johnson, w Smith. King William; VIM r
williams Jno Williams. N e; Armstoad Brax,on, Kin,
William; Thos Adams, Louss.
Ce,rnn,As horKl. May i9.-Dr Jno Wake and la.
dy, Miss NJ Wake, Miss e Wake, + VI Burfoot, A
SIMS Goode, Robt Taylor, 4 Johnson. J . Cogbill
Ches'eiheid; / Gale aud lady. Mecklenburs; DIR r r
Shields. cumberland; Quares, King VIM; T. Alonxo
hunt lovelaee, Pearson, Piitsylvania; 4 II Harrison
Caroline; w Walker, jr. James Booton Madison; r
Adams Lexington; William Smith. Orange; s ID Stuart.
ID sparrow. w c Scott Dsnl VIII, Jno T. Harper
Prince Edward; DIR c Humphreys, Appomatto1; Geo w
Thee, Louisa; Duvsl. Maryland; r {; Brookc. Char
ioue; Henry Anderson, w Wingo, J X Harper Ames:
Jordan, Collin Stokes, LunenburR; w T. Subett Pow
hatan MIR Leitch Buckingham; X Phaup Chesterfield DIR
VI smith, Cumberland; Rcvd w c Meridth, Buck ing.
ham ""s
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eminent, by which Mexico Impoverished and
by the OF her financial obligations can satisfy her
eredi,Osi IL viii he time enough. however, to settle thi.
puzrling question when shall arise Suffice i, TO saw
that. in our opinion, apprehension, well or
Of the rapscious designs OF Great Britain should affect our
course towards Mexico. in the adjustment Of terms Of
peace in proposing which, that consideration if il exer,
weight all. osgh the more to incline us to be bob
msgnsnn'ous aud generous towards vanquished sister
Republic II she has sinned against U.S. she has
answered Tor IL and position towards her. geogrsph
cay aud politically. and especially regard to questions
which may hereafter arise the part European
upon Mexico, should induce be moderate in our u
hms'e demands upon that Government which may here
after stand towards in the attitude Of an ay instead Of
as now, an enemy. and mild manner Of enforcing
them. due regard all the considerations involved
will hermit