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MAzATLAN.-The following, which we translate
from La Patria, we do not recollect to have seen
before: 1t appears that Col ID. Rafael Ieiles,
who time since took possession of the receipts
Of the Customhouse at that place, has another out
rage in contemplation, according to the last intelli-
gence received from the Government of Sinaloa.
II appears that that famous criminal has entered
into communication with the Commodore of the U.
$. squadron in the Pacific, in order to declare the
States of Sinaioa and Sonora independent. We
do not know whether Gen. Jose Maria Tany, Com
mandant-General of Jalisco; who is now in Topic,
has marched with the forces under his command TO
defend the rights of that state, III accordance with
the call made upon him.
Es~ Madam Bishop and troupe left this city for
Mobile yesterday after brilliant engagement
here. Her benefit was the most fashionable house
of the season. Our friends in Mobile have rich
musical treat in store. We are glad to learn that
Mrs. b. and her troupe to give one or two con-
certs im this city on their return.
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saddlery. Harness. and Trunk warehouse,

rs No II CaHai Strect, New Orleans. [TT7SSSf- M
iioRI i,o,lml has s now Sys 99 ss ! III
=1z1-,yie of Saddles Rude', Martin sSsss.a =Sass
gales Coach Gig buggy, Wagon and Cart Ak t49S;
Draw Bdles Collars Whips, Siirrups, Bits and spurs
Also a general assortment OF INDIA RI BBER GOODS,
together with the largest stock OF Trunks, Faices saddle
and carpet BAGS ever offered i'll this market, to which
he the attention OF purchasers as all the above Goods
viii be sold nj (frrEtiy heGHCed Prices.
Tie subscriber has also the agency for the sale OF
SPANISH SADDLE TREES, OF Il great variety OF pat
ttr,. AM at the u,auniacfpref's price. NH 6m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-07

% Mr.. y. P Willis, who had been III, at New
York, was recovering again on the 2ltll ult
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% The jackson, Tennessee Wing of FRIDAY.
February 25:h, relates the following sad accident;
:, We learn that Mr. Woods. Who lives near
>9rmg Creek in this county. few DAYS ago. While
iiaking down his gun for the purpose of taking
n9n5 accidentally discharged the piece. when the
moie contents Of the g1m entered The neck Of lis
daughter of Col Barnett. we think Iiving near
Cotton Grove. 49,
rms Is another among the ten thousand awful
Warnings: which men have had, to be cautious in
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together with Inc largest SlOck OF
he invites the attention OF purchasers, all the above Goods
e. TIE suhfiher ,s also the agency Tor the sale OF
SPANISH SADDLE TREES OF Il great variety Of pat
terms, and at The manufacturer prices n'h' om
SOUTHERN LITERARY DEPOT
FUSr RtGEiNE 3, he following New WORKS
}A 45hS .lh 5i5G StE2 Z e. ''0'AN'''''
F0Ritf%itS or TGRI, OCH 0BRIEN-2O cts;
fAsE 8 3 ,r..E = 5i!i-5 c''
Pars II and i OF lha AMERICAN CHESS MAGA-
II Fi ijtI rs punsoNTFED Parts T. 10 and A.
Beautifully Illustrated, with Treatise On Ladies Horticu''
The pa,oaass Of Ike trade is respectfully solicited the sub
as enable ha .e low they be bought Tor in the
mh7 81 20 s. C,rres st. opposite St Charles Hotel
PRINCIPAL, Eat STORE AND SOUTHERN
EGANuTAdT6RY, Wholesale and Retail,
FEg The attention Of Dealer and Country Mer ss4se.ss
GR2q o 4Sgd Of ogI Is 8W GGp s w SH
We can confidently assert the largest and best selece IN
the ey COMPRISING e i dGes every variety IN the market
''"'"z l93SS9o 'FpASA,MIA A, jlsrEs;
1893 553 Gozfa l.1NH!fiSSN
30o dozen GHiN 4 PEARL;
50 50 & 5ozen it1isSi', B Braid.
Some Of the above i'll bond and suitable for the Next
ALSo-A large and beautiful variety of Chidren's and
D'8RCY'Ss corner Canal and Chartres.
n. B. Beaver and Otter Hats made to order. Otter and
Beaver skins wanted. mhI bt
1919! SPRING FASHIONS! 1918!
G. P SEAMAN & co, Ne, - ChGrtres STREET,
% u have the honor of Informing the Ladies thatrf9
IS they haze just received the following Fashion fHa
STazs= able Articles, selected from the richest mate kM
ais and choicest designs tina haze Appeared in Paris for 4
the Spring and Summer of 1913:
Grenadne Barege Sole;
Mousseine de Sole;
Printed Gauze Organdy, a large selection;
- Grenadine Narquises;
" Isabella Louisa;
Bareges, rich coors:
Changeable, Satin Plaid;
- Black Embroidered
Poll dc Cheve
Poll du Nord, plain and plaid:
Lace and Embroidered Muslin Capes Collars Pelerins,,
Cnts and Sleeves
Infants Embroidered Caps, Robes Waists and Cloaks
Ladies Lace and Muslin Embroidered Dresses
Extra fine Paris Chip and Grape Bonnes;
Ladies' Misses and Children Tuscan Straw and Linen
Braid Bonnets
New Ribbons, Anifcias and Parasos;
Black and colored Silk Visites and MantillaS:
Rich white and colored Canton Grape Shawls
Black changCable, striped, plaid and bocade Silks;
Real English Nalenciennes, Maines and Regency Lace
Edrin" and Inserting;
Rich Fans, Purses and Retierles:
= Just received. full of Spring coored
Frinccs and PaS.c'nentereS mh7 I'm
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~ iiartahorn Is declared to be an antiIote for
snake poison. by James A. Spear, at-painter Ct
fil'sburg, who was severely bitten by copper
head IN August, 1923, and who took hartshorn in
strong doses every half hour, and bathed the
afflicted part in harlshorn and sweet oil He tried
all other alleged remedies in vain
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Glow e9rcu WE oEr.-Tbe eIew York Express
ootkcs tie following estimate Of the extent in square
o9lcs q Tie land ccdad, by Mr. Trst's treaty 10
Che nited @raoey eore 9exico pretty large slice
Of Qard it is eco:
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PtETIc9IeRs or TIE CINCINNATI ecC1pzsr
eRoeo s'HLoRoFoRs.--We find the following sad
pa'sc1IiJ:s Of the death. after administering chic
@ torm already mentioned in orr columra as having
occurred III Cincinnati. 2 is from The commercial
"a" that Dio Ca 81 II, ,iIt
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N--TeE GKEAT ENGLIsm REnIEUY

nTeE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
ISThs,, only osio aud ssuqi9e article 70, the cure
sppsatus and deransement OF the digestive functions Ia
the Horse. IL Kirthfides
II warranted 10 be perfectly faie IN all will not
Inconvenience the animal Diae even II be hss no ds
IL from TO times cheaper an most Of tbs im
taon- which are being circulated thoushout the county
being put much larger packages sufficient 20 ours an
ordinary Of hesves sad 10 minister Ia dozen sase
Of cold, catarrh, &c.
This remedy has acquired standing never before at
tsneo by horse medicine and la TACT We Know 81 no
patent medicine that has received much eomnendston
considering the time Il has been established In this
Try Move than 51 verbal and written testimonials nave
voluntarily been rendered us
MgssRs A. n. GoUcH Col certify that bought one
rsakpee OF krkhrideg Tk1IERsALI Hsave and
ase6 horse Of zniDa that troubled severely with
hesyes and the single package cured him The Powders
gwen about twO months aud have
a. }. CHlLDS, 100 Broome.st
Mr. Issacs President Of the Saugertes Bank informs
hy ooe packase Sir. 5 smith, IA Fulton-st called
toll that he cured his horse OF most annoying and
Troublesome cough accompanied by evidence Of worms
sud general lack q condition By the Vaeralfs heave
Extract from $ letter from merchant At Clyde N York
who has sold Immense quantity OF the Hesve Pcwders
you send sroce immediately. | would not like
be every booy Who wishes remedy for their
horses want =" the Tstteusfsn and will take nsthiug
else" Yours, &C WIN &. Ely, Clyde, Y.
PROOF ALREADY PUBLISHED.
Beside Toe above We can refer 10 the published eetih
w Davis, Monroe, Nj; 5. Roberts, L. l.: Ed Jones
Clyde. n. Mr.. Flanagan MiddebGry. VI. r. Fntz.
g Lloyd Gale and Others Of this city which proves
cusvey that Is the best remedy which Do given 10
horses troubled with hcaves s worms fstua thsss
incpieCt founder sandels, and general wsrt Of condition
ample directions Tor it' In al these diseases accompany
ny A. H. COUGH \ co. ii9 Fultons u New-York Also
sold BY Sso W Miller, N Y. r.ttersalls Bulls Head.
aud l. Wtnship y Fast Broadway, and ~ drug
sensrsiv 80 shon' th- y = sua Gsnadss
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6ENTLF.EN's SPRING AND SUMNER WEAl
VIM 7. JENNINGS & CO.

nRAPERs AND TAILORS- Garments Of the hrst
~ quality He.dyMsde. Ss-25l Broadway. American
Hotel sod Penn Avenue Washington. ID C.hsvins en-
sfged their premises IRE prepared % onet lr inc IN
spec N Of their numerous patrons and tbs public.
tensvs Of Nee Goods for Spring and sum
rner wesr. comprising Cloths, Cs"nmefe, Eesunfs'
TV-eds Cashmeretts sc be ouud in the country
which they sr- enabled . make % order a. crest re-
ducor from ofofs moderate p'cef, such hi' been
the sscnfce submitted 20 ~ importers
Taest.le and character a work Is too firmly estab-
shed 90 require any enc0mIBm those points 80 essen.
fia in reak pc the value n garment would refer
IN particular however 20 the Psutsoops furuisbec sod
solicit a trisi from the most fastioi0ua.
IN the Read y-nsr- department shall eudeav1r 70
MAINTAIN the superiority o. ue articles which will be
found equal the best cred garments the assortment
consisting OF Dress and fr0ck Costs improved styles
Zephyr CIofh Cashmereit and Herino Sacks, P.nta
oous Vests Sc will bs afforded 81 prices that hsys char
srerzed the estabihmer- rendering la all cases the
.gfsd a. qU9 stf
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MARIN JOUR y A l..
PORT OF NEW.YORK

Arrived-Br bns 8odao, Coulter, Windsor, Ns' y d.
platter 70 So8le. "a hitpsy Co
Rr brg star. Barnes Cumberland, rs, - csIs ffino
stones &C 20 ssui Hoyes.
sehr Gen Warren, Hall, Cherryhelo, Ne 10 d. iuuos''
% master q.
sehr Cr.ndes Hall Msehiss. Ne, 10 de- smbsr, to r
Suow.
sehr Abbott Lawrence Allen, Bo'op3 days, ndse' 70
Dayton sprssue
sehr New Dslsh,, Toby Nsw-Bsdford, oil, TO master
sailed Ships JafDes,Ovn Liverpool siddons 60
liverpool. co H0d'on, GLASGOW Sea "ien' Ce''on
Orphan. ksw-Orlsans
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- =. HARRIS. 40 FXohsnee-rllcs, Offers Tor sale
- Ri0wn -heetugt and ShirnFs, 70 and - vide. u
various veil known styles
Bieachei Shirtings and Sh.etinrs 81 ., 81 81. OA
u. and 90 aide Of various oil known styles
90 cases Indigo Blue ,nd White Prlu-Oa hDe ara
medium cloths, sno # various pGtssrls-
200 oBscs INDIGO bire, Oranfe ana White ffnis-Dn
fine an medium cloths o. various aud new patterns
l0l Msrno Cassmefes OF various Qualities EN-
braciug all coiors ani mixtures
Coored Drills ofthe So folk and Stark Mills manufacture
10 DJsskinr, Of different Waiiues
Cambria, 90 DO
do Pspsf Cam5ries Afsorted qushte'
White Canton Flannes
Black tvilled Vest Psddues
Cotton Yarn, low priced Print Clothi 4. So inloeodt
IMPORT tsOOD--l20 esses 50 aud SO inch heavy
II .nd brsched Sh'rinss and shsetngs suitable r the
M-Xicau ADD south American msrkets for sale hY
as NESMirH C9 81 and 81 Pin-st.
TENICKENG-so CASE Ashburtos Ticks also 10 bales
\ DO shitlns Stripes, for sale by
at NESMlrH co 5o aud 81 Pine o..
DLRACHED GOOD--64O cases, comprising every
- width, style and quality, for sale BY
a46 NEsMiIH CO 90 and - Finest
nRILLING--l5o psgs brown aud Blsached Dnla'
~ from stark Mills for sale b.
at NEs@lTH co 50 ard 50 Pinest
NIERINO CAS@INERE--O various qualities,
WI coors and miKtsres, Tor sale By
m3l c HARRIS, 60 Etehaose place
LINK COLORED JkAN--Msnufsctured ny tho
YORK sn1 LacOna Mills. al hesonsd coors. for sale By
MA G ?. HARRIS, Exchause-Plsce
LINE BROWN -HRRTINGs-Very handsome,
L for sale b. =. HARRIS. f6 EXCHANGE pi,ce. n5l
sDLUE DRILIs-Ia store and for sale by
80 rSl c =. HARRIS. 81 trahsns--p place
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L. :sszssa I sEW s,iAsKK,s.A,S,efMKNT T

TN VHX~XBS RI obJ Hot, " hktbIsD.L iDcip
natl By Morning sni Eyeri1s Tsrs
from Sew-York. Philadelphia Baltimore and Cumber
Land without delay Passengers having choice ofdsy o.
githt travel the Mountains by the Great ptsd
from New York 10 Pitt,burEh sud Wheeling theuc. %
. inc matt, St Loois, NewOslesus, nd he South .pa
Hss Passengers goag directly through By the st.rs,
halTfalOs
Leave Hew-York. fool Of Llbery.st .,9a "A ana "A
N for Pbeds phia snd with lines for Baltimore
Leave Philadelphia By l0P. NJ rain for B.lnmor, ard
arrs- ia tine y connect with IA N train Tor PsbUFh
anf Wheelins' going directly through without delay
Leave ptiA' by Railroas from the corner =
Eleventh and Msfketsts. az 81 A M for Ratimofs aya
arrive 10 tine ~ connect with NJ train for Pitsbufsb
.od Nneeins and s9ing directly through Without delay
Leave PM. oy steamboat II u z. ~ from Dock
- Nbsr loundsJs excepted, and od a. la Baltimore
The only line on Sunday from Philsdephia for Bsu
more Is b Railroad, at l0P 81
Leave baltimore az u A. ~. and Z. NJ DAILY BY the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Leave Cumberland a. 8 r 81 add 8 A. ~ bx t,s.st,
daily lines Of The Netona Road and Good Infant STAGE
Companies, and avs In Ptts5ug Wheeling II eve
uing snd the iolCVins morning
rsseneeis Tor fitsoSrsh take tbs splendid sBa
mOdern-but steamboats, 81 Bro Snsv sod thereby have
cnly "a miles OF staging on the whole roale
rrs-cass steamboats, leave Pittsburgh and Wh.eiinf
ietu.ry and passens forwarded without delay 70
Nlnclunsu ard AL other ports In the South and West
~ Take Notice -rickets not sod in Eew.Yors 10
Ps.s-nserf for Baltimore, Pittsburgh or Wheel.ns
Ahb notce becomes necessary Of
SOFAS selling tickets 10 NewYork Tor other lines End the
noders OF such tickets they were 70
pass 10 our hrsc. trains 10 Baltimore and The south .aa
west They have no connection with as
Tor BY this route apply ia Philajepha
Al ne Railroad once, corner o. Msrset aud Eleveaths
~ - SO.t1 Third board steamboat wharf
fare thfolsh from Philado Obi. 20 Pit,6ursn si2 20
neeins SIS, with the privilege Of az at
''G .yA3 2 CO., y,,,., a.. 1 sLysAgR. 1sssI.
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OFFICE ar TIN BoPE MUTUAL. ..tFE
- insursrre Ccrfrsry' Wal a. Nortfnnr Nli-'hsf
H-s-Yors, lt;h MarcH, isf1.
Tts lnsa.ruon. incorporated IN ds57sish iioeFs ans
perpetual charter sal dul- Organized according 10 -w-
tss commenced The brsGess Of Life lrsuraRce, On ne h
ia principles tFr uet pru1ir being aiFlcea 1Duuff
TIE Insured according 10 ne sct ~ iucorpp
Pc Of premiums conform ~ih he usage OF oirf
arar esor the convenience Of parties trE1r'nE
who vO1ld prefer 10 psy The premiums ~ nssIne lts'
II len 20 tne option when he premium escs~ds 80 %
p5y On-1sf IN cash and secure payment % ne fe'lIe
70 Il months, ~ approved note 'ssraS Interest 81
rer csnt
To- tes q married men nay be- insured iof ne nrneni
q their wives and children, hat upon ne dec-ase OF
Tie Insured he vile n living, Or not then NJ ehla'e9
T receive be aElorni rsyshle ~ ne poicJ nee ana
c-ar of any claim ~ the creditors ~ ihsdecessed
g1r greai-I security ~ parties assuring Win us
rsmrzuT tie Trustees have prcvfeo ~ indemnity func,
amount OF s1io n ns 0fScg t1Ai nsy accrue upon
policies ssue1 hg .te company which u 70 reman un.il
gitz exceed khst amount fnsi nave 3tsh fteAtl
rom :- rscelD nj premiums when % viii - logger
necessary, sld msy he ~ihdWEu.
Pho following 70 si ~ sl- Ocess R1f frusees TO- ios
s-sIinE Te-r-viu fkIhFfsl
nslnsnie' wo-1. EEr. Woo, shasncry yrtf.
sinlsCn Baif-ia Joseph 8. gonss Philip $ 0s.pr
Dennis Perkins, Roswell Hoyi, Vim H. br9~ef
irh, 4 p.v@nr,ft SAM K sstser-a. James DiuOu,
sIaxfrH Dana g. H gesrdsef Chss WhilLosey,
Charles Taylor tohn ". Leeds Joseph " ware
Alsrr Hamilton AIsx'r A. H0iv Eisphgn g. Provogi,
JsresT soulier An Minor. Theo Davenport
ALEXANDER ~ HOLLY, President
JOHN 49,. LEEDS, ASfftanl President
JOHN A. DAVENPORT, Vice Pfesiferi
JOSEPH q. MONIES Actuary.
H0sNELL HOYF secretary
VIZ WELLS, General Agent
Java W0Jirii a Leonard. Ssqs C01asallof, s1d A.
tatness o. lte Company iof NeS-fofk. Wm. z A'nor,
Fsd Counsellor s1d Alof16I f1f STAFFORD. EIrs WOOD
n - ard 4. Cooke Hui ~. D. Physicians MetirJ EE.
csslacsy AJrss. n. FhFSieisu ,ad Sed'csi Adyi..r
10 Stamford NV NJ endu
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NNATKK CUKE EsrABLIsnNIENr. IS b,

" st-Dr ThALL Il Low .nl Argiax bis .scommoda-
toas for patients. Several additional rooms with gym
nss1u os indoor exercise will se tsd up previous &C
the hrst May Dr. T. plies this system to both acute
sld chronic diseases generally 10 fogs Of all knds the
" sis Treatment 10 prompt snd eerzin Mou Of the COM
p.iEs - common sad stictns - females speedily
ea's from ofsanic maformaiion aad y0uDg peF.oDs who
have acquired such preds position by errone0a. sy
be sarpFsnry improved and lnvisoratsd b. tad cou.
course o. resment combined with correct regimen ana
physl9lozicsl exercises
b. HAVING started the dr,t Hyiropsthe Institution
IN America Aod having devoted sewers. years y .stbb
il2 ne system 10 this eiy scientific basis Dr. dir
claims All csnnec;on or patty with those Pbcsdo-hy-
dropaths Ala medical qaacks VITO board az houses
rnae toe mama Of Water Cure and Whenever themselves,
or families Ssk expose their ignorance or
sy raassg sissr sostors Of tie old sshoolA ma In
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~. cse-esse4e1N kS-yDRK AND ~
- -Sr-~iSSx ERIE RAILROAD. -ekac

SPrtHZ drrda g>ns>nts .'
Two Passenger Trains each Wsy daily On Morday
March g. aud until farther notice the and boat, ~
run y follows.
Eoe P.sszseEss-Lesve Hsw-York foot Of Ds.ns.tj
81 A ~ and 4PM
Leave Port Jsrvs a. q o'clock A. NJ and SPIN
leave Otisyills a. q 20 A. 80 snd 5 IS p n MGdfe-
town az A. aud Top. NJ; Goshen AZ y A NJ snd
So 2 and Chester ~ 2 IS 4 " ADD 81 p ~
Except FOR personal baggage WHEN placed In tbs hsnds
" tho Oes2age-sstsr the Con will pons
be for article pot upon the passenger boat or r.n
unles, f-ce pted for BY the duly Authorized sKen.
Fos tRuGHT-Leaye HewfOrk a. 3 O'clock H. A. Der
barsss samuel Marsh, Henry suydsn, Jr and Dunkit
Lesgs Port jarvis Al 9 O'Clock. A 81
MI II IL e. SEYMOUR Ss,srfntsossnt
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Horrors Of Slavery.

Correspondence Of tho Albany Evening Journal.
WAssSGTos. April az.
FRrExD WEgD--Last evening, IN passing the
Railroad Depot qaits large number q eolored
persons gathered round ~ the carsand from manifest
atiops grief among Of them was induced - draw
near and ascertain the found 10 TIE toward
which they eagerly gazing 6y e0Lored persons
come Of whom nearly - white IS myself large
msjorty the number those who sempes 20 gain
their liberty week. IN the schooner Pearl About hsf
Of them were females fw Of whom had but slight tinge
Of African blood in heir ysinf they were finely formed
and osautfai-
ms men were ironea together, aud the whole group
looked ard objected At each end Of the Car stood
rusn-iookns guard with large In their hands In
the middle Of the stood the notorious saveceser OF
Baisore who 10 member Of the Methodist Church. 10
good and fesua' standing He hsd purchased the men
and women around him. and taking bis departure fer
0sorxa While Observing this old gray headed dealer IN
the bodies and soos Of the Chspain Of the Senate
Methodss bsoherenteTed the and took hrs brother
MetLocs, BY the hand chsted with him for short time,
and seemed the heartrendine scene before MIN
with little concern as We would look upon csite
know not whether he came with view 10 sanctiy the
Get, or pronounce the parting blessing but this do
know. that he jasthes Slavery.
Pfesoytarisn Minister waO owned one ~ the fUgi-
tivss vas tho 70 s,Tik, bargain with the slsye
Dealer and make merchandise OF GODS image. some Of
The colored people outside well a. IN the car were
weeping mos, bitterly learned that many families were
sepsrasc Wives there % take esve OF their hus
bands and husbands OF their wives children Of their pa
rents and parents Of their children. frcrds parting with
friends and the tenderest ties Of humanity severed a.
HUSBAND In tue meridian NE, begged the partner
Of his bosom tie protested that sho was freetha she
had Tree papers. and was torn away from him, and shut
I'D In the fail He olsmbered Of the windows OF
the his WIFE, and. she reaching forward
her hand TO him. the black hearted Slave Dealer ordered
him down He did not obey.
The husband and wife, with tears streaming down their
ehesks besought him 10 let them speak 60 each other
But no; he knocked Gown from the and ordered
awayi The byGanaers cosd hardly restrain themselves
from lay ing violent hands upon the brute. This Is hut
faint description Of the which took place within
few rods Of the CAPITOL and under onscmens recognized
BY Congress. Oh. what revolving scene 70 feeling
heart, and what retributon awaits the actors VIII not
their wspgs Of anguish reach the OF The Mos: ghr
Vengeance Is mine-l will repay. saith the Lord
Yoa have already heard Of the fugitive case. and The
mob here very exciting discussion has been going on
N the House for tho last dsy growing out Of these
riots The galleries thronged and the most intense
intsrext manifested while Northern and Southern
members discussing.
have the honor TO be your sincere friend asd oeodent
servant, JOHN 1. SLlNGERLASD.
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: COUNTRY KE-IDENCE kOR -ALE-Ol
FARMn FOR SALE.

81 FARu FOR SALE or Exchange, near Rye,
- Wsst-hestcr CO--Aoout 10 acres y miles from
steauloost landing n from Railroad a. White Plsin.
hall mile from NewHaysu R1i'rOad Situation bssuti-
fall house .rss Ard we'll arranged; bsrn csrnaSehou.
SHEDS ood honse &c 81 10 good order. Ons-haf Of the
lana % IN hiEh state 0f cultivation bslsncs principally
wood fruit n abuniauc4. Inquire Of T. ID Brown $40
Grsues. Or ofJOHN PALAERon the premises. ms 2awtf
u TWO FARMS, ons of them 70 lesss and one FOR
saio on ststea leland, Port Richmond Ferry
Inquire 81 AnD-ss AZ fsy-