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S'ItN
Or meditation, on the wings OF love,


munication was transmitted
Quick a thought
Or meditation the wings OF love,
the city OF Washington informing General Cass ihat, al
though the eemen Of the city in which he has resided foe
thirty entertain great respect Tor him as knd-hear,ed
ighbo and hospabe gentleman, yet, in a political point
view they had weighed him in the balance, and he had
been found wanting"
Our object in cutting the above from the Advertiser is
two-iold is that readers may that those
who pursue General Cas with all the bitterness and
Lightly which disappointed ambition and love of mischief
capable of nevertheless forced, from fear OF the
public feeling of the city, acknowledge him Ga kind
hearted neghbor and hospitable gentleman" and also
stamp false the avowa that in late charter cleo
ton he has been the least identified. No, honest
wing (and there many in the city, but despises the
attempt of the Advertiser their temporary
success gained all know from local causes against
Cass, and in favor of Henry Clay 1t is the
wing braiciers, who hardly have opportunity OF
growing the night of the election while abong under
the influence spirit akin hard cider and wild
with Joy the defeat of professional rival claimed
triumph OF Henry Clay yet, in their sober moments they
deeply regret and in private conversation with have
acknowledged, that from superior organization enabling
them to bring their support strictly local matters they
had succeedsd We do not object the wings making all
the Gas out this in their power, and only mention
il that those who do hot know the position it, may
be set right SO far the future action OF our party
cemed this temporary checkit is but checkvll only
facilitate its onward progress.-Detroit Free Pres
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roHh rRADF.-The number of hogs killed IN CTn,,.,
sufns the season just closed was 4l2lsl The n,,hs
brought into that city from the country a. '''ioe
hAso-mskng the total nu mbcr slaugb,.r.a - cs, wa
and Its vicinity, 81, OH N"'o'hnan
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ooi' sewer the new commissioner 10 Me,;oo has
been much ndsposed but he better tonight, and NAV
probably leave Washington on Sunday morr;nu e.,
Mexico i''
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The mercury IN the Thermometer Albany stood al
Wednesday morning. AT Schenectady it reached
six degrees below that point
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, March II, 1915.
tn The EJ,for oft bo H., ,on

SIR: AS evidence OF the opinions of our democratic
friends in Congress. relative to the proprety of ms
declining accept the distinguished honor OF
nomination for the Office of governor, rendered to me
by the democratic convention now session in Frank
fort, Kentucky, will thank you to give the enclosed
letter place in your paper.
Your obedient servant
LINN BOYD.
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hav. hand and shall ."S Warrants
uu'i.s one hundred and sixty acre uacu, Oroer'
oa distance Will be promptly ausrdsd TO- WE'RE
poste tho Patent Onoe x,trynsv NJ Law3
pee S-3awl2wh ''
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FROM ILLisois-The election in nlinoi, 49,,
jorty. W iargs ma
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Some some False.

'The lightning line of the Atlantic Lake, and Missis-
sppi Telegraph brought into requsition, and com
munication was transmitted,
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The National Intelligencer of yesterday contains
article in relation its general this subject
which we might safely adopt, mutatis mutdndis:
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MS DIR. Mathews's Lecturos.-Dr. Mathews Will
deliver his concluding lecture Sunday morning, in
the Capitol at the usual hour OF Divine service.
March IL
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rTyO TEACHERS Any unmarried man In want of
situation, and who is qualified to teach French, or
the usual English branches, VIII please inquire Tor A. b.
at Mrs ROSSS, corner oil E and 9th streets
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Fire and Marine Insurance.

THE Subscriber having received the Agency Of the
CAMDEN INSURANCE COMPANY.
N j. (Chartered 1892 for the City of Bath, and vi
cinlty will issue Policies to an amount not exceeding
and on vessels cargoes and freights on as favorable
terms as ether institutions. d. G. MAGOUN,
Agent.
Bath, Jan. &c, ls4e. d7awt
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ppm boarding out, as the loafer said, when he
cu,,ed up for the night on pile of lumber.
Gov. shunck of Pennsylvania, is again seriously Ill,
and is not expected to live long.
Why !. ships crew like a bomb-shell' Because
when discharged, they go on bust
substitute for quicksilver, in the extraction OF sill
yer from lead and other ores. has been discovered.
We have heard of wit who kepta nutmeg Crater
on his table, in order to say, when great mon was
mentioned, there's gredter'
correspe ndent of the Springfield Republican says
the old Indian house at Deerfed is doomed to de-
s,ruction. The owner Is soon to take il down.
Chinese Jnnk Keying, Capt. Kelleti, which sailed
from Boston February 18th for London, was seen on
the 2sh latitude A 49, longitude 50 Al, going before
northwest gale.
The easiest way to get \ living 10 to ait on gate
and wait for good luck In case good luck don't como
along, you are no worse Of than you were befoEe.
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STAGES

STAGES
Leave bath for Brunswick, Portland and intcrmedi.
ate places at p NJ every day Saturday excepted, and
at A. M. daily Sunday excepted. Returning At 4
A. M. daily, Monday excepted, and at T. NJ daily
Sunday excepted These Stages connect at brunswick
with the Portland and Augustaline OF Stages.
Leave Bath for Wscasset, Damarscotta, Waldoboro',
Camden ThomastoR, Belfast, Bangor and intermediate
places, at 6 A. daily. Returning at b + M. daily.
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N AilS

The Western Mailxrrives daily ats A. NJ, Mondays
excepted. Closes at Al P. NJ, and leaves at P. M
Saturdays excepted.
The Eastern Mail arrives daily at p. NJ Closes at
8 P. NJ, and leaves at A. M.
The Phipsburg Mail arrives daily at 81 to 10 A. M
and departs daily at III tol2 M. ay
The Georgetown Mail arrives Tuesdays and Fridays
at I0b A. NJ, and departs same days at l2 M.
Post Office open on Sunday mornings from u to 9
O'Clock, and enc hour edatey after divine service
in the afternoon.
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TRAV L RS DIR Glory.
PREPARED roR"rHE NORTHERN TRIBUNE. ,
STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,.
Leave Portland for Thomaston Camden, Belfast,
Bucksport, and Frankfort, every Tuesday and Friday
Euornng at O'clock Returning, leave Frankfort ev-
cry Monday and Thursday morning at O'Clock
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BANKS.


LINCOLN BANK-otd Congratulations Hyde,
President; Jonathan Hyde, Levi Houghton, Joshua
Page, Henry Hyde, Directors. Bank hours, from to
LINCOLN BANK-New Corporation F. Pat
sen, President; Geo.F. Patten, VIM M.Rogers, Thos
Harvard, Chas Davenport, l. w. Houghton, G. W.
Kendall j. H. MLellan, Directors; John Shaw. Cashier
Bank hours from to IL Am. Discount days. Tuesday
COMMERCIAL BANK.-Wm d Sewal, President:
WIN. D. Sewall Jacob Robinson, Gilbert rrufant, Thos
NJ Reed, VIM. Patten Directors; Thos. Agry, Cashier
Bank hours from to IL A. M. Discount days, Thurs
days. mn, n,. ,;
dent: r. ID. Robinson, Joseph Sewall, John Smith,
VIM NJ Reed, Lewis Blackmer, VIM. burlington,
VIM " Noses, Directors; d. F. Baker, Cashier. Bank
nours from Ito ~ A. M. Discount day, Monday.
hNDROSCOGGIN BANK, TorsHAN.-ChasT homp-
son. President; Charles Thompson, John Barron, Da-
vd scribner, Nahum Perkins, Woodbury. b. Purlnton,
Directors; John Coburn, Cashier. Discount days,
Tuesday Of each week. Bank open from to In
summer; 10 to in winter u,,un
BRUNSWICK BANK, BRuNswIcK.-KichardI 1: DUN
lap President; Richard T. Dunlap, Alfred J. stone,
Johu c. Humphreys, Joseph Badger, VIM. Barron, d.
rectors; A. C. Robbins, Cashier Discount day. Thurs
day. Bank hours above.
MARINER'SBANK,W IscAssEr.-HenIyCi clark, fres
ident; Henry Clark, Wilmot Wood, Edmund Dana
Samuel Alley, James M'Carty, Directors 5. +: Baker
Cashier. Bank open from to in summer; loto IN
winter. Discount day, Tuesday.
MEDOMAK BANK, WALDoBoRo'.-James hoVey'
Presidents James Hovey, George D Smouse, John Bui-
finch Jos Clark, Alexander Palmer Directors George
Alien. Cashier.
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exPR e S S E S.

Child & Co.'s Portland and Boston Express, and con.
nected with other Expresses all parts of the United
States the Canadas aad Europe leaves Portland for the
South daily at II A. N. and 3P. M. Returning twice
daily. Office 80 Exchange ST., Portsnd.
Longley & Co.'s Great Southern Expressl Port
sand daiiy at II A. M. and P. NJ Returning vice
daily Office, 70 Exchange ST., Portland
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T00TH ACHE nnREn

IN LESS TIA n DEE GISIHTE ~ sz-s====sz4.
pL N h~iNE'N TOOTH a ca i 5Ssssszts< =
Ll- II E"' lie IL devoid OF all por VI FyTSt
JoT rOwn8Ss s tnios mt he sF 6s. now M1 beae
The pubic n erad,ea'es ire Tartar without The aid OF III
by d. MEN ING bENTALS ~ RI, EON, Office No. S.
E1Ega1. street., Ion. doors above Commons. my ID 3n
w. i. HALL, SURGEON DENTIST,
IA CarJa9.Let street. hfLr OriEGns.
M LII "engm all operations the TEETH iJr their
manner ARTIFICIAL TEETH lnsert. EE{s.essgss--2
na nom one ,l no W %ioe ST on the most
Teeth extracted without The Of ChIorotorm, and with
but slight paiu 10 The patient.
From lOns experience IA hi profession and strict apphca
uCn TO bushes, ne hopes merit sae Of public ra ruuage
Reference can ne gveD the eminent medical
ana surgeon Dentists n the country. myH BIN
J. WEST, Practical Dentist
sEJOtLB respectfully inform the citizens of NewOreans
t'ia he has removed his office 10 129 &c.
tARHErFLET STREET. OF puydrts FgsszEsssss-E
street opposite Inc ChHTuh. Thankful FORD T$SsS8sa
TIE h,e .ai patronage h-rsOiJr. bestowed 0~1ILLtF
upon hlmt Npud s0.Ct OF rhasa After
t1"t'oen eight tire nncuau.raI Department. both
II l'E"r, ". the United ~.aa,, aHi having awaited hun
self Cd - the n.a Improvements na feel. confident that he
. give s'.-'a-'DH .t all irC-. H1C may iGFcl HIM VITA
.t-- List Of Prices.
Fnte gt-F. Ho"Hlea on fine gold 81 81
pivot. "a VI
.tns-n@ WtH nm gold cavity on
A n. sci of T-a,1. highly GnlsheI. On a new rinc,ple
sor lie las Supplied. y.ilHou, clasps Or liza
j. y. v..f9.. al lis oeaiions to be the best OF Work
Waus"n 8nd @ia ami 10 '' satisfaction to those VINO
may pal o9.-e hll. or no charge will De made.
'Il plates genraraI and gHaf-rd the shortest notice
beA.,., lr I"r county may rely on having thei' work
r'o"l'H.y a.,eg,,ra 70. by seudrg coIreo, mofe.
b.. VI. can rHirr 70 mary De, who
oyinE he benefits &" his practice. apps I'm
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DAILY CRESCENT.


oON LII GIT ON THE GRAVE.
1t Shmeth on the quiet grave
Where weary ones have zone
it watches with angelic gaze
Where the dead are left alone
And not Il sound Of busy ne
To the still grave yard comes
But peacefully the staepGfs lie
Down IN their silent homes
A n silently and s0lemHy
ItthrOweih shadows round;
And every sraye-stORe hath trace
In darkness on the ground.
II lOOkeIh on the Tiny mound
Where little child Is laid,
And hgbteth up the noble pile
Which human pride hath made.
1t (alleth with undltered ray
On the simple and the stern,
And ShOweth with a solemn light
The sUTOWS we must lean,
II teiieth Of divided ties
On which lis beams have shOne
1t Whispereth Of heavy hearts,
Which g broksnIy live on.
1t gleameth where devoted ones
Are sleeping side by side
II iaeth where the maiden rests,
" no IN her beauty died.
There Is no grave in all the earth
That moonlight has not seen
II gaZejt cold and paSsUnigss
Where agony hath been.
Yet it is well! that cbaugeIess ray
4 deeper Lhodght should throw.
W hen mortal love pOurs forth the tide
OF unBVaIlng woe.
II teaCheth Us 40 shade Of gIIet
Can touch the starry sky
That all our sorrow Ieth here
The glory is on high.
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UNIVE RSLTY OF LOUISINN "A.
lar BED rEy-vt t~y

Nih li' i'f.7 ahG i'1 ~ Oh i,9 q, : , lD',
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!. t ga ' '''r ,' 4 ,I. g. -, a.
An % I W ne ] vi Sil, Of f Ger
1 -t, NJ RI h., .I'.,.., ~ ( ,,ri,r. con,
.. ne l % =" T E r', NJ
GaT, II an orir u, the Land Te, in Loqara
III III. ':-. Il 60 -. -. ~. H.. -, ST
- ,'>, ~ .2I lI,, a., , IN - t,,, r. f.
n ] Of I l9Sia aad 1 NarnaIs o . and
ia~ l1rtlr"g tort. raner9I yeaa Saiyare G5yIl and
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TO PLANTERS AND FAMILIES.
COMSTOCK q CO.,

o,
HAVE, on hand the following genuine MEDIClNEs,
when every family ought 10 be supplied with viz.
b. MoNa g 4coG @5 O S g9 oae ol 8 g.
Ea, Indian irDye-wI co.o the HAN je, bac.-no
Jew DaviJs or Hebrew. Plaster, for Rheumatism aud ali
IT, C,ln,'r. - Il ,Ir, . - - - ~
Goms.orE SanapanIia Oruntyns the iioot-pne" 50'.
masm or Govt, CONTRACTED Co.dsa1d suI. JOINT,
O! Iann, tor HOos, Shoes, IiarH@s nna Car t-afos
M51refs Relief. for IaIla> a6oat be.ora. Ho..u-. II
raHeve~ all Neasness and \erEDusra-,. n am-teL
SICK HEAD, HE.--Ir6 gon Remedy w'L c"eany case
either NfFT2Hs Oh n4oua. Warranted "oo '4l-.
case OF all pay is refused to.It Try ID on ,nuse terms.
CArTrov-Dafry's Ouensl and only Genuine Magical
Pain Extractor which cur.- Buns -csl> Frg.a- and
al Eruption Of the SKIN e, Earbers lJca Fe,er-oro
Rheumatism, Sore Bye and Nirrio.~oi. gra,U at 81
Poydras stree-sO that mec ais can na gy cent on IT,
WORMS IN CmLDEEY.-kom>rock'~ Ncrn.ln9e the
most ext aOnnay remedy ever used. Should there be no
worms, it viii 10 good.
CONSTIPATION CuRED-AIzo. Coughs Colds Pain IA the
Dr. BaIhomgwS Fi1A Ezpec.5ran. S5tu6 In- IS The only
article thar can be relied on Tor the" com ANTS, and !-
The Military Shaving Soap the best article in this city.
Price % els /, makes rich cream father that does uoi dry
To The LADIr<.-Balg,af Co'omJja FIR restyriag nle
Long harris a glory to woman" says ranO
Pre-. vc it then. adas-your -o.s nass fall.
Unless you prsle-. d. with t4., "e .a.a.."1.
Tie Genuine Balm Of colmnj a uv. our i1s, Re.o-
at'a but the hsi ou.o1nE tHd B" VI" F"'. Il la>"' He
Hair giUs, anal FIVE. etr.s 81 az oa"| nom l.nE "I, "H'
r-oos IT, Oh ao Heads, aaa keeps .ar i'-1'-" '-a aan-
DIR. sso"<,- s..E i'aAo>cpa Reuoar wa aa....,, p
In. care. eas..o. tua..s B. ais Standing.
MY Dr<roverr-D- Council. sI.trs G.oona.has
ard Gaa S.uul t.a.t'r. su. tfea!r.r o. it'. 10 t"'
con frna to The rs,ar r.u arv ,..l Medicine n-..
for thase a0gs. t-eU from the uf-.uIu- "asuln.
.t7 20 Tie .argoJ "ca.aa. stomach. >9a
a.
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E a.. AIHSWORTH, Murine and Commercial N0tary,
b. 55 CAMP street. holding Commissions from the
@'."r" TWAS, MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY, FLORIDA, NEW
s Nll~.p RI, ILLINOIS, INDIANA, TENNESSEE. Penn
s.l.NsIA, RHODE ISLAND, VERMONT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,.-.af -NE, ALAaAMA, MAINE. Misunderstanding, SOUTH
..''.rt. GEoEgIA, NEWJERsEY, ONO, MICHIGAN,
...arrAS- LEGISlA, MASSACHUSETTS,. MhRyLAND. and
Er" flGIr prepared 70 take dCpostIOns and execute
ait aa OF establishments to be used Or recorded
- rt SAFES. aud the Territory of WISCONSIN. The usual
..ltuae a. his office Is continued N ali NOariaI bust
i.... Tuh5
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ITEMs.-The only business really dourishing in
Europe is that of the gunand cartouch box makers;
they have work for ten years ahead. The whole
mean?
Nothing win bring Irish landlords to their senses
sooner than taxing absences. The Marquis OF
HEREFORD who draws 100000 annually from Irish
estates, spends about 81 800 in Ireland. Tax him
$4,000 per annum for the benefit of the poor.
The splendid United States flag worked by our
fair cOuntrywomen resident in Mexico, for the 2d
Pennsylvania regiment, has been brought home by
Captain Charles Naylor, and will be delivered TO
The war department for preservation.
We formerly confined our statistics of ton
mage seamen and commerce to the city: now We
go to the interior, and find that we employ 10000
men, 1000 boys and 1000 women on our canals,
making IN all more than IL 900 persons engaged III
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BopY FoUED.-On Monday morning the body o
a white female, apparently about thrty-fve year
ofage,. was found on the Jersey shore, near Coo
per's Point, at hgh-water mark The limbs were
bound straight with ropes, and it was sewed up in
canvass. There were no marks Of violence OH it,
and the supposilion is, that the deceased died on
board Of some vessel coming up the river and was
thrown overheard. The weightt having been too
light to sink it, the tide carried it up the stream and
deposited it on the beach.-Fhiia Amcricau
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The HIGHEST MoUNTAIN.-The Hottest noun
tain in the United States east of the Mississippi is
in North Carolina. Il is called Mitchel's Peak
and lies in Buncomhe and Yancey counties. Its
height is 6 100 feet above the level of the ocean-
being nearly 500 feet higher thanthe White Noun
tains in New Hampshire
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MURDER N lLLINoIs.-We learn from friend,
just returned from professional tour through the
counties below, the particulars Of murder perpe-
trated in Waynesvile. Pulaski county on the both
uIl The names Of the parties were Edward II.
Horrel, a lawyer Of the place. and Dr. Joseph DaI-
lenger The cause Of i'll blood was one Of an az
gravated nature. It appears that DR.. Dallengrr
publicly made a charge prejndicaI to the hitherto
Irrrproachabe character of Mrs HorrcIl. On
Sunday, Mr.. Iorrel, in the presence of witnesses,
refued the sanderou- charge by unmistakeable
evidence. lie then told the Doctor that it was his
intention to kill him, and wOud do al that time, if
it were any other day but Sunday. On the Mon
day following, DIR. Daenger rode to WaynesvilIe
On the road he was told that HorrelI awaited his
arrival, swearing to take his life. He did not heed
the warning, however, but went on, and he
passed into town, Horrell with a rifle, from COW
has found a bill of murder in the first degree against
Horrell. DIR. d. was formerly of Cole county
Miners Prospect
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tE.Hf. w. WOBTHlNGTON. GeucraE Aren't ami
l".."ctgr, Rodney, Jefferson county, Mississippi viii
ID" HDae'1ay to The Collection Of Notes, Drafts, Ac-
" &C. ln this and the southern pa of Claiborne county.
ID. IS tg-DIake x Evans, Broughton II Murjock,
g.. "-Ia, Warren y Co., Rodney, Miss John Goodn,
:. ..t Beck, R. II. y g. NJ. BaYIy New Orleans; w.
J. a-..t, Z; a. ). DOniphan, Natchez; James Goodn,
-.. "-.l Jas Hand. Philadelphia; J. q. James Licking
- ~ t--oLand. CaIbOme county. Miss. avg
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n. A British soldier lately fell from the cliff Of
Cane Diamond, at Quebec, into ST. Lawrence
street. distance of BOO feet lie was, of course,
dashed to pieces
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LATER FROM HAYTL-vNore Military Executions
By The PTeSdcRt-The schooner Hanover, Captain
Case, from Jacmel, July ISL arrived at Boston.
There had been no actual trouble at Jacmel, but
matters We're in a very unsettled state. The noun
tans in the vicinity filled with pquets who
were momentarily expected 10 descend upon JAG
mel, and there a report when Capt. c. sailed
that they had fixed upon the succeeding night for
that purpose. They OulnumbcTed the inhabitants
at the rate ofabOut dozen to one. As an earnest
Of what hope of safety the inhabitants have from
the government, it is stated that the authorities Of
Iacmel having seized band of one hundred piquets
placed them III prison. when their Chief produced
a document signed by the President, which COM
PEELED the release of nearly the whole number.
The President remained at Aux Cages, where he
had shot five Of his prisoners, three Generals and
two subaltems. 1t appears that the President,
the head of the religion Of the island, had given
ders to the chief priest TO visit the prisoners and
obtain, by confession, the fact whether or no they
inimical to the existing government. The
priest acted in accordance with his orders, and
piled that they were all in favor of the government.
Notwithstanding this. however, five were led out
and shot, three muattoeS and two blacks. The
priest, fearing for his life, fled to Jacmel, and
would take the first conveyance from the country
From and after July lst, by an order Of govern
mrnt, all duties on imports are to be paid wholly in
coin. This will make quite difference, hereto
fore they have been paid two-thrds in paper and
one-third in specie. The paper currency is worth
about Is cents in the Naturalization Traveller,
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is Prime Leaf, in store, for
TURGES X WRIGHT,
s. FCh0upitOulas street.
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MADAME REsTELL IN PRTsoN-Itappears there
is a marked difference between the treatment, in
the New York penitentiary Of this infamous con
vct and other persons. Describing a visit to Sing
Sing short time since, the New York Star says:
Her delicate hands. although stained with the
blood Of numberesa nnOCcnts. We're covered with
silk mits; her diamond aud other Jewels still glis-
tened ON her fingers; although she wore the con-
vcts frOcF, yet a silk apron partially conceaIedit;
while, lest the suns rays might peradventure be
t0osevcra for herneck, n handsome barege cape was
thrown over her shoulders. Nor is this all not
wlhstandiag the statute expressly directs that pr-
s0ners under sentence should be fed upon inferior
but wholesome food Madame RestelI has the atten-
dance ola black and white servant, who convey
to her from the keepers private table, more dainty
and luxurious fare. Not one ofthe attaches Of the
prison could say whether the iiustrIous convict
slept in the cell which pointed out as hers
but whispers were rife that her sleeping apartment
under the keepers roof We doubt not that
thorough investigation viii be made Of this mon
strous violation Of law and p.rverson of Justice II
these distinctions between gded crime and tn:
offences 10 which necessity may drive the wretched
and obscure are to he tolerated, the laws are mere
nCcIierv and trial and conviction a solemn farce"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-28

NAMES IN BosToN TWO HUNDRED YEARS AGO.
Grace Bcamsly. Mercy BsamsIy, DeIiyerance Beck
Strange Beck. Free Grace Bendall, Hope-for Ben
gone DneIy, Return Gridey, Trembe GridIey, Be-
lleve GriJry, Hope Hawkins, Constance Milan,
Patience Rice, HopestiIl YicaiI, Waitstill Win
throp, Posthumous Dutchfed, Honor Malone
Faith Nunt, Joylfe Rudock, Temperance, street.
New Grace Wilson, Satisfaction BeicLer RsdeLhP-
dard, Remrmbranoe Hmsry o' Desrr the Truth
Akers, Purchase Gibson, YwgishaddI browne
P.aeah Ponmott Tabitha BeIL-BoyLoN LLHns.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-28

Dry-We read Of Richard the Third presenting the
Duke Of Buckingham with velvet gown, which
adds the cbronicer, made the Duke right joyful.
imagine Queen Victoria presenting Lord John Rus.
sell with new paletOt!