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tenn To those who be indscree incur the risk
gong to regular physician with rer your
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Price nor botIe " - ' = ms im&r
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BALTIMORE, June 7, ls47.


Death Of Major james 0. Law.--7he Ship Ferer, &C.
Our city is in mourning to- day for the death Of citi-
zen who was more universally esteemed and beloved
than any other man In any city OF the Union -Major
James o. Law Esq, formerly Mayor Of Baltimore. On
the of his death yesterday morning the
dags of the city almost instantly hoisted at half
mast, and groups gathered at every in
rowfu excitement, enumerating his virtues and the
beauty of his character both in public and private life
He was known and esteemed from extremity
of the city to the other "a man Of the people,"
and friend Of his race. ready to assist in oil
works Of charity philanthropy He died Of
ship fever contracted whilst in the performance Of
his duties a member Of the Hibernian Socitey,
watching and administering to the relief of the
sick emgrants who have recently landed ut wharves
He had devoted much time and attention to their
fort and relief and has fallen victim to the dis
The entire military If the city, with the fremen
the Odd Fellows the city authorities the Hibernan So
ciety and the citizens generally will attend his funeral
this afternoon forming Of the greatest professions
ev witnessed in our city The flags Of the city
flying at halt mast this mornng from every staff and
doubt not that many Of our houses will be hung in
mourning this afternoon, is the Of the
mory of the Independent Greys Of which company he
was for many years commander
Our citizens are becoming greatly alarmed at the
pd spread Of the ship fever and the corporate author
ties have at last taken the matter in hand with deter
minaton to rid our city of the horrid contagion.
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T1SO UkOCERs sale Que o. the bet cash Family
Grocery Stores in the city, with lsse stock and fxtur,s
The location the principal street, and the aud stock
cannot surpassed For particulars address NJ at this
Office. myx9u
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BABY JUMPERS! BABY JUMPERS.
THE ATTENTION Of mothers and Of nurses is invited
to examination OF this indispensable article to quiet
which may be found Of variety AID price at
100 Broadway. SAML. bkOOkS
a23 msrc Agent for the Manufactured
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MINIATURE PAINTING.
MR. McDOUGAL has taken the room No II, in building
lvl Pumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
Of Broadway and Murray where he would be happy to
attend orders in miniature water color sketches
Iun&r
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I0R. ]. X. CHABERT takes this medium inform his
- friends and the public that he has again resumed the
practice of medicine at No. 478 Grand street.
10 those who be dspossd to solicit his assistance he
previous will be cient satisfy the
ous his all will alleviate the dIstresses
suffering humanity the power ofhuman aid To do
m
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II ApWAYs CHINESE INES; MED PIC S3Af 1E
COUNTRY TRADERS-The many excellent merits Of
this invaluable toilet emoen for purifying the skin and
worms, srysirsla. render i understandable article
do well procure supply Of this valuable Soap as i
will pay them better cenage Than any other artce Of
OF Hudson street. Wyatt Ketchum, i2i Fulton street; A.
ID Sands 100 Fulton st; VIM Burger, Courandt ST. he.
tail AT 2l1 cents al 2aI Broadway aga lm$rc
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CPEt IAL REPOKTING.-Dr. Houston, Stenographer TO
Othe Senate the United States. informs those wishing
his special that he
be addressed the Offices OF D Castle and Edwards auris
79l Broadway.
reporting. Terms $500 each.
New York. April 20, iS<7 a22. I'm
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NOTICE.
DRADNER u CO. have removed No. NaSsnn, be-
d Wall and Pine opposite the Custom House
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nR WHEELER, Oculist, % Greenwich street, deyotes
~ his exclusive attention diseases of the Eye
thaImic Surgery Artificial Eyes 70! sale and inserted
after which he visits outdoor patients.
pamphlet containing remarks diseases of the eye with
instances of effected by Dr. Wheeler
mode Of treatment can be had grau,ousy his
the same will be forwarded to making application
him nv letter. postpaid a2a 'msrc
nk. FRANCIS w. HAKILLY'S Office and Kes,dence
- Greenwich street recently occupied by DR. Bolton
Night he'll attached ~ the hall door mas 2atsre
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VkLfkAU's SPECIFIC FILLS.
EOR the radical of eonorboea. Geef, seminal
sons and all mocoppruent discharges from the ueth1
These the re;rlt Of twenty year. experiences in the Hos
pa de Charlie Paris pronounced BY their celebrated
inventor Professor Vepesu, an nfalibe remedy for all
diseases the ursta They effect in much shortpr
time than any other remedy without limiting the BREATH d
agreeing with the stomach confinement from business-
Price 81 boz.
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NUPft.R Okt-200 OF b So phuret and purple Cop
" Ore, taken from the Bruce Mines belonging the
Lake Huron and ST. Narys River Mining Company for sale
samples Of which with the Agent
New York, May 2sh. l8i7. No. Hanover street
RE-
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The ladies, Of the students say
The best dressed are tho ifs
But then the brightest scholars wear
The rband Of the "Di'su
We also visited 1.-The hop that was going on during
bali the night In the Temple OF Terpschor- where from
ths heat OF crowded room. soon ned TO the
shelter OF the upper potico Of the Spread
in profitable reflection inhaled the aroma ~ Iry
Mussulmen over his chibouque And 80 endeth the se
cond lessen.
THIRD DAY hill
Ore fapete cmn,s.n
Al ten O'clock Professor Osborne, of NC, being an.
pointed to deliver address the formed In
double hle moved toward the chapel In the following
order;l, Musicians q Members Of the Freshman Class
Junior Class 5, Graduating Glass; @. Alumni; T. Citi
hens OF Chapel Hill and its vicinity; 8. Strangers
ana Vhters ?, Teachers Of Schools; TO- Parents and
1uardians III, Clergy; 10, Faculty; H. Trustees; IL
OF the State and President of the University
~ rresaent OF the United States and Secretary of the
navy 10 Orator Of the day, attended by Committed
a. on reasoning the chapel the double fis opened and
the procession entered In reversed order Te addreaa
OF Ut oooIne was upon the adverse influences OF the
excellence In literature. IL was A strong srynnans
ana denvered In voice and STYLE which n, a. ~.
more attractive and forcble The prons,tor q; ,tsis
suggests the conclusion that there no
tratsd wealth In the hands Of few but vhsrs Al. @ -
necessity employed In building up rssidsnc.. ~ s, ~
the woods erecting primary schools railroads rna -
forth while We are all thus busy settling and
our population over the scope OF half a continent n
cannot be expected that shall yet be able TO com
where the sbors Of settlement were
hfteen hundred years ago. but, In the end. We shall
stand pre- eminent and alone
La the evening every nook and corner In the cspel
occupied such the pressure Of the peo Die 10
bear Judge Mssons address before the alumni Of the
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Proclamation Of Gen. scott.

the TN ut.
HEADQUARTERS OF TifR AMY. vEAA CRuz
April II. ls47
MAJ Gen SCOT General IN Clfofn< Arnies Of Il, UHiied
Stafes Of AH4e-ied 10 tie good People Of Msrieos
PROCLAMATION.
Mexicsns At the head Of powerful army soon 10
be doubled-a part Of which Is now advancing your
Cspltsl-snd with another army under Maj Gen Taylor
In march from saltllo toward San Luis Poiosil think
myself called upon to address you
Mexicansl Americans not yOsr enemies but
the enemies for a time Of the men, Who year ago.
msgoverned you and brough, about this unnatural
between two great Republics. We the friends Of
the peaceful Inhabitants OF the country occupy and
the friends OF your holy religion its hierarchy and It's
priesthood The church IL found Ia all parts OF
own country, crowded with devou Catholics, and
respected by our Government laws and people.
For the Church ofMexcO the unoieDding inhabitants
Of the country and their property have from the first
done everything in my power 10 place them under the
safeguard of martial law against the few bad men In this
army.
rigorous Under them several Americans have already
been punished, By fine, for the benefit Of Mexcans
beside imprisonment and one, for rape, has been
hung by the neck.
Is this not proof Of good faith and energetic dsc
pne Other proofs shall be given often Injuries 10
Mexicans may be detected.
On the other hand INJURIES committed by individuals
parties Of Mexico not belonging TO the public forces
upon individuals, small parties trains Of wagons and
teams, or pack mules on any other person or pro
perty belonging 10 this army contrary 70 the laws of
shall be punished with rigOr-Or the particular
offender be delivered up by Mexican authorities the
punishment shall fall upon entire cities towns neigh
borhoods
Let then all good Mexicans remain at home, or at
their peaceful occupations but they invited 10 bring
in. for sale, horses, mules beef cattle, corn barley.
wheat -four for bread and vegetables Cash will be- paid
for everything this army may take purchase and pro
lection will be given to all sellers. The Americans
strong enough 10 offer these assurances. which should
Mexicans wisely accept this may soon be happily
ended 10 the honor and advantage of both beigerents
Then the Americans having converted enemies into
friends. will be happy 10 take leave of Mexico and
turn 10 their country. WINFIELD SCOTT
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correspondence of The Tribune.

Nrw HARTFORD, Oneida Co. April 2s, ls47
4 Dssr SIR, Ia compliance with your request
irwin inclose the result of our Election and thank
n that we have one political journal-a Wing journal
thai has the courage and fathfulness to make such
jspesL But permit me to say one word by way Of
Ignston. Last year we had no organized opposition
-1vW merely contest between the Rumsellers aud
Ailrds and the Temperance People-including with
sster Of course. many that were rather nom'nslly
n but were willing 10 go with the popular current
year we have had an organized and determined op
sion. You know perhaps, that our town has been
ededly Wing for many years and you know TOO,
Aaps the men who have done our drilling, ceucasing
Snsing and drumming up and successfully too; Tor
years These men have, Tor the last two or tnree
aha been devotDg their time. their talents and their
<pes to raising up and organizing Rum Party. IL
IA to me there has seldom been an Election more
persely contested. These men are not drunkards
= have formerly expressed much sympathy Tor the
cpcrance Cause. but have always held among their
srved rights that of taking drop whenever they
<fht proper. They are men who venerste whatever
u and moss covered. but Mortified at whatever
Ishe appearance Of progress approximation in
|tre the New Constitution. Abolition Anti-Rentsm,
ID the morals Of The Tribune. Our contest moo has
h between the real Temperance men OF nerve and
nriple on the one aide, and the Rumsellers, the
sairds the Moderate Drinkers aud their dependents
edhercnts, on the other
eca has gone for Rum How can her Political pa
awnh their hands Of the shameful resulti Can they
MN much longer from coming out-Ram or No
Ai Yours.
sla year ....No License. 1853 License .6s
Ais year ....No License. -.272 License 2oJ
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BRITISH Posr.OrFIcE.-It appears that the
Post Office business under the penny postage sys-
and the supervision OF its suthor, Mr. Rowland HUI
is go rapidly extending itself that than hundred
new hands are 10 be taken on this week. The money
order department has become so complete banking
concern that building has been erected for Il near the
central Office. giving IL seemingly all the importance Of
separate establishment Ii will DO impossible 10 fore
tell or perhaps II would lead to ncreduiiy TO state the
magnitude 70 which this money department is destined
to extend As the penny post gets perfected the
advantages of the money order Office will become more
evident until will prove OF Itself 10 be vast source OF
revenue 70 the country. tCor. Jour. Com.
A FioHr-The Kelleys. the murderers Of John
Catin In Jefferson County, were arrested day or two
since their residence Ia Louisiana by young man
nineteen years OF age after desperate night In which
he shot them both one supposed to be MORALLY and the
other severely wounded They were brought 10 this
city yesterday morning and committed to jail by Justice
Van Hoesen, where they remain awaiting the action oil
the authorities OF Jefferson County We learn that since
they ned from this State for tho murder OF Csn they
hsve ved As outlaws In Louisiana and that when taken
by the man alluded 10. they were not only loaded
with arms about their persons, but hsd a number OF
pistols on table loaded ready for in Of an st
tempt TO arrest them The heroic young man. however.
whose name 10 Cornelius Frisbe arrested them despite
their deadly weapons. Miss. Free Trader nth rit.
The BOUNDARY LfSE-The Commissioners on
the part Of Rhode Island ard Msssachusetts TO settle
the boundary line between the two States have agreed
upon the line OF division, which now awaits only the
sanction of the two Legislatures TO be confirmed This
nne makes scarcely any changes, and we think will
prove acceptable 10 both Legislatures The boundary
has beer In dispute ever since 1891 and resor, 10 the
Supreme Court At Washington would have entailed
great expense on both States. Providence Journal
The LEGENDARY CAUGHT AND LOST AGAIN.
One night last week two barns set on fire and de-
stroyed In Salisbury The incendsry was traced TO the
woods by means Of his footmsrks and hound pl, up.
on his trs. who freed the fellow In large pine from
which he was taken He put under keepers the
tavern and la the night while keeper out the
other fell ssleep, and the rogue escaped Fifty dollars
reward 70 offered for bic spprehensi don His name 10
Hsssa Heath. lConcord IN. H. Dem.
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sooner Perhaps 1t il well that al but few shut
out from the advantages Of legal plunderng system
Mr.. Alaben has reported On the Manor daicuues or
Anti Rent question. To be printed
p MA BIZ. closing up Hsrilionst BROOKLYN and
three four Others Of particular interest passed
since dinner ia Assembly
pat y " u up % the Senate ChAnber-f0und
only ELEvES Of the 80 members In heir chairs and
Mr. Folsom complaining against the prOixity Of Judi.
cal Reporerssec; ons 70 and ~ Of Judiciary Bill The
remedy Is TO take away the power Trey have 10 make
money from copyrights, spin-texts Mr. Folsom
makes many shrewd and sensible remarks but be is in
the wrong sort Of company.
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Judicial Nominate ms Washington Co.

WILMINGTON 60. ApTII 0O
FRIEND GREELEY: The Wings of this County
met in Convention yesterday at Argyle, and made
the following nominations
For County J0dse. Gen. MARTIN LEE of Granville
For Sa1rox JOSEPH BoIKs of Greenwich
For Dist Attorney. HENRY B. NoRTHUP OF hingsbury
All good men and true, and will receive the cordial
and united support of not only the Wings, bat pro
baby of all parties Such ticket will give great
confidence in the New Constitution and an Elec
tive Judiciary. All right. Yours,
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From the Philadelphia North American Tel. Dispatch.
FRKDERIoKsBUG, April 80
Three counties in the Thirteenth Congressiona
District OF this State, give Fulton, the Wing
candidate 776 McMullen, Loco Foco, 3i7; Good
son, Loco Foco, 500. The remaining counties gave
at the Presidential contest n Loco Foco majority Of
1853. Those already heard from then gave Loco
Foco majority Of 692. This is now the only uncer
tain District.
Another dispatch says that in four counties Of
this District FULTON an independent candidate but
a Wing leads his highest opponent OYER three
hundred votes and that the remainder of the Dis
trct has a Loco. Foco majority of about 700; and
that if McMULLEN, the lowest Loco Foco candidate,
should gain in them over GooDsoN, who now runs
Arrest FULTON, the Districtnay be carried by the
latter The run WILDE close and the result doubt
ful as the Counties which border on Tennessee and
X kentucky excepting RussellD give Loco-Foco
vote nearly double that Of the Wings
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p1rrspuReH. April aO-sP.

SUICIDE Frederick Redel committed suicide
In his cell at the County Prison last night by opening an
artery in his left arm, aud afterwsrd hanging himself
He TO have been executed to-day for the murder OF
his wife lie German by birth and about 40 years
Of age.
FIRFs-The planning machine saw-mill and dwell
ling of George Drake Co in Allegheny City, were des
troyed by fire tonight The loss was considerable
Five feet Of water in the Ohio.
10! O'Clock p. NJ.
ASoTHER-Another fire has occurred tonight,
which destroyed six ,enements occupied as dwelling
houses cabinet makers and bscksmiths shops &c. The
FIRE was the work of an ncendisry. The loss 10 not
large covered by insurance The property belongs to
Judge Shaler.
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Correspondence of The Tribune.

n Correspondence OF Inc iflOune
ORLEANS Co.
MEDINA Town Of Ridgway, April "a. 5
4 s6RHELEr-Dedr Sir Our Excise Election
\, si closed and you have the result as follows;
653 votes. Majority 43 for License
SIG votes Majority 29i against License
l. will perceive that wide difference exists be
he result Of &c and AZ, which will proceed TO
nt for as understand it. Immediately after the
Ou las, Spring the liquor dealers suspended opera
l .kr about four weeks, after which time they sold
-, and unhesitatngly 10 any and all who wanted
~ Temperance men winked at II, or rather dared
-1rssept Il by legal process. This is reason No. l.
n IN that In some few instances. in neighbOring
r., when prosecutions against the vioators OF the
- Law we're had lin the County CourD they were
H. from s. 10 $40, while the expense to the County
| ~ psrhaps SIS and $50. No. g. The thorough and
l<yni organization of the liquor and the general
.eysess of the friends of Temperance. Neyerthe
= large vote was had. a. A deficiency In the law
~ provding for the sale of liquor In way, for
I yhcsl mechanical and sacramento purposes" This
1 a nav consider trivial reason. but assure you II
n u.sd more eectually by the liquor men than any
Ixusnt reason apology for such-that was brought
Il M upon the electors. know that you think ouch
! rnson in the law needless, but we who have seen
ySrstcal effects OF the deficiency kn0p differently.
Yours.
N town of Shelby, adjoining this, was last year 30
..sa License and Is now IS for License.
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result Of the contest has been In favor Of "No License
would have given ten dollars to have had the Rummes
arranged In rank and file and the No License in
similar order that the women might have the
msrshaled hosts. More drunkenness exhibited here
yesterday than for the last 34i days In the Of
the day intend going to Msrcelus and will then mail
this with the result OF that town. Thy friend j. r..
L.. n. n
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PARDoNED.-The Editor of the Pittsburgh Mys-
terry "a colorcd mani lately fined $50 for libel the
Court not permitting him to give the truth in evidence.
The libel consisted In exposing the conduct OF coored
man who had betrayed fugitive slave. The whole Ed
itora corps of the City with many other distinguished
citizens united In petition for his pardon Governor
Skunk Immediately complied with the prayer OF the pc
ttoners The expenses of the suit were betrayed by
voluntary contributions
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Correspondence of The Tribune.

CoIumBUs, Chensngo Co. Wed morn. April PC.
We have had another trial OF the strength OF the
sass and No License parties. The result has been
snyse Rum victory. not only in this town, but in
lssjanng towns, so far heard from. Sherburne
sberlin Edmeston, ali License. Below give the
1 q Columbus last year and this ls46-No License.
License, rs No License maj 81. le47-No Ill
a. 10; License, III; License maj. "A. The No Ii
~ men did their duty nobly, and although we were
90 yet we can look back upon the struggle with
.,sshdsaee 81 having performed our part and wfIh
pences free from the crime and wretchedness that
II necessarily follow such vote. But although de-
led We are not snnihaied though defeated we still
IL Tor better times and trusting in the blessings OF
jdence we are determined never 10 give over In our
zsIcns until drunkenness and drunksrd manufacto.
II are bsnished from the land. Let the friends OF
|1perance--the lovers of Morality and Virtue remain
!. and brighter day will soon dawn on our land
Yours In the cause, :. l..
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70 DEALERS IN FIRE ARMS.

IT 8 CIRCUIT COURT, fer he southern District Of
". New York-Ethan Allen "a. Ortsson Blunt, ct d.
Alexander Gardiner Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of The
United States Tor ghe Southern Dster Of NewYork do
hereby certify that the above entitled suit tried In the
said Court the 1sh and 3h days Of April ls43 before
me Hon Smith Thompson, Associate Justice Of the So
preme Court 81 the United States that jury empan-
neled and sworn and he case opened by Mr. sherman
the part Of the plaintiff, Ethan Alen and Mr. ssden on
tho part Of the defendant tOrsson Blunt alb that stef
the evidence hi been closed the summed up by
Ar. Seden for ne defendant and by Mr. Davis for the
paintf that charge thereupon given by the Court
10 the Jury who retired under charge of officer duly
qualified 10 stend them, and their return rendered u
following verdict, viz
That they End hat the plsatia Ia the original haven't
or and patentes and entitled the full and exclusive rs
and liberty Of making constructing using and vending 70
others 20 be used, The improved lock claimed By him ana
set forth Ia his patent
And hey farther say that the lock manufactures ana
yended By the defendant 70 not Infringement OF tho
plaintiff nghs, and 90 they say all
All Of which appears BY The minutes o, sns 90 us
recorded tn my Office ALEx- eAhpiNLnI nl -,
Oerrmb~r 4. 1sA ~ F&Iua
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|NW.YORK TRIBUNE.
License Election.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

CANANDMGUA, Ont Co. April %, ls47.
arIEMES: The License Question in this
=, IA. resulted as follows as far as heard from
Es.le No polled. License. No License. MAJ.
i.s<daigua-1ly 33g $40 iOl
s-la-fbls year No License 40 majority. Last year
.s,s msj0riiy, J.
-rs-License 30 majority. Last year No License.
:rasn-Lioense 63 msjority. Last year 50 majority
rinse.
sb,-Liccpso l35 majority. Last year No License.
Isel1xe-No License ll5 majority. Last year about
s.r>u-No License mai. Last year No License.
2r-No License 81 mai. Last year No License.
Respectfully yours, II. G..