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r .OsT-A GREEN LEATHER POCKET BOOK, BE-
- tween the Philadelphia fsrrybHat and Canal Had
ia 81 or SIS in Phiadepha notes and The foowoE
Of use to but the Mote of Martin Wcs,
for $2o7 of Moses H. Hay for SST bond of
Ray TO George W. Bo for $40! also. private letters
the money the pspsrs enclosed here before May
i.t aud after May lat. 10 Ph,ladepha. c. D. w. BOFF.
THE NAVAL PORTFOLIO.-A SERIES OF CHOICE
WslLeE and just published By ssIcny Major ~ Faon
brilliant character certified 10y oees who pre-
sent to BE- uhfa Of the few spirited
in which the navy participated during Mexican
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TTNRYONS CIRCUS-BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE---
First appearance of the Arab Girls in their chnse ard ee
giant performances the Femne Acrobats bng
The first exhibition Of the kind made in America. Be-
sides fall display of Houemsn.hip IVY some Of the fae.t III
elephant Bolivar boxes Is cents PIT l2l cents. Perform
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EIGHTEENTH WARD-GRAND TORCH LIGHT
frocesson-The Democratic Re publican Ee OF the
18th Ward friendly regular and the regular
ticket headed Moses g. Jackson, for Alderman and Will
.embs Bul Head Jupr Third Avenue, between 2sd and
grand Torch Light through the 3D. Sd oh 6th
avenues Broadway and the principal Of The ward By
order Of the ward committee William A. Mathews, Grad
MAMMAL; Abraham A. Ysnderpool Chairman pro tenn Ward
Comm,ttee Frederick 4. Wesbrook, Benz Warden, Secre
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y (eved aud enlarged containing siyy pages Of pddi
tons ma,tsr the second edition Of Dr. Powells Treate
the Eve, its Diseases and their Cure" with engrav,ngs
svo 6opu pcs cents his work adapted to the pc
neral reader II contains hints for the preservation
and mprov Of vision describes the anatomy
Of the Eye, treats Of optics sight aud assd
and the and Of spectscles To be had at th
authors 2e Broadway. corner Of Wsnen sree- and Of all
hooks LAYS
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JACOB q. PLATT. AUcTIONEER-RIkLES AND
d Rifle Barrels JACOB PL ATT will sell to-day at II
o'clock the auction IS rifles 50 rifle barrels, 10
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CIXTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEMOCRATIC
= Nomination, For Assistant Alderm.n JOHN GREEN;
for ASSESSOR pr Hugh Sweeney Ioh, spsTlng for Con
lat Distict-JosePh Delyeehic Joseph H.nlton I'd
DistctFrederck L. Vultee, Owen Kinney Sd Di.rictJo
ming John Grth; for Comm:'onsr Of Ce%mSn sShO1.
mel Hogan; for Trustee Of Common Schools Dr. Edward
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CIXTH WARp-DEMO CRATIc WING NOMINAL
y tons For Aid Simon Clannon. For Assistant Al
Jesse Wesa. For Con;s.ele, Gsor.: Ms.on Lester VII
Abraham Fsrdon jun; I'D District William DAVIS. John
Hooper; Sd District Daniel s. Weeks William Rows 4th
Distinct, James kevns, Jacob H. Gumbel WILLIAM H.
SPARKS. Chairman; A. B. Amerman, Secretary. I
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- Proprietof HircBoocK,. MANAGER, Splendid per
evening at quar- before The Manager engaged
only this the American Fire king who eats red hot
aud forming vanet7 of other wonderful feas He sp
low comedisn Great western, Miss Ben nd Actress and
Vocalist, Miss Julien Noble. Mrs. Pebv's Wax Scripture
sion the whole. including Mu'eum Performances, &C. %
walk alone aX cents Reserved front seats enc shilling each
evfra
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- Misssspp river painted ihres miles Of being
Inc largest painting IN Ss wsId a. the feSoama
tsunday. eXcepted) Admission 50 cents ehldres half
precisely. Afternoon exhibition Wednesday and Satur
day, at o'clock
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ElETEENTH WARD.-TO THE VOTERS OF THE
4 Fifteenth Ward-0entemen please examine we'll your
tickets before voting aud that which the OF
eenthW ard 80 - 49,
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GROWS ASiATlC ELIXle, THE BEST REMEDY
y known fo tbs Cure of Coughs shoruess of Breath, Pairs
IN the Sides Chest, Splitting OF Blood from the Lungs. In
cpicnt Bronc h and in f,ct every disease leading
conssetsd with Pai%oaay Consnmgo9n nay be obIs ned
street, Apothscsriss' Hail. As Chatham % John
frr.n Rrnahyv, n ard Nnvsry
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HORSE MEDlCINES.--THE ATTENTION OF
II Druggs and couatry called 10 the most
popular and available remedy OF tho ay Krkbride latter
sai's Powders, IL for that
pisns the heavcs will colds purify blood,
excellent remedy for horses during this the moune
II is elegantly up In packages OF Tran
pound weight Prize s. aud hoersl discount cRsrsd TO
dealers. A. H. COUGH CO.. it9 Fulton street, sole pro-
Drtstors. Sold also, New York Tafferssls
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THE FRENCH REVOLUTION WAS ACHIEVED
by men in blue hlouses but Lamarine blue sack
the model Of which h,ve a received from Paris and have
got Of them made. The clergy and sedste wear
Bae! Sacks. howsves all can be suited store ne w,
Fine French Cloth Dress Goats made order for from SIS to
$50 All other pr0p0rtiOp.
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broadway ODEON -ENTRANCE THROUGH
- Pntepxs Cafe des Mile Coonnes-Managsr T. g.
Greey-Nusca Director, Mr. OdfsId--Anmated Pictures
and Pygmaop Statusy by company Of adei and gen
tlemen with eotpmss draperie &c-Monday, April TO-
OATH Vulcan forging the Bolts Of Joye AmaIonian Iinmph
Morning star &c. Part 3-Vrginius and Virginia; Anthony
and Cleopatra &c Tabeau hos Of the French Republic
Orchestra box so Parquette Is Boxes lax
Psr O me n q o.
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EQR NEW ORLEANs-LoUIsIANA AND NEW
York Line Of PACKETS packet Of the i3h April
Very reduced OF freights and very gu.
per,oi packet bark MAzEPPA is now loading, and will
passage having splendid furnished apply on
board az Orleans harf foot Of Wall street or to w. X
sslvsd board ster Wednesday evening Apra Asenta
New orleans Mr.. william Creeyy, who will prnmptly
will succeed the Mszeppa, and sail her regular dsy ~
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vUALNUrsTREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.

WAbNUr STREET THEATRE. PH,LA0ELPHIA.
April 10Th will b. performed Sergeant Taords play Of
Halbert Macdonald Mr. Andcson Mcrnn, RichnRs; Henry
Macaonaa' Wnestl.y; John MsedqnsId L.map; AIi;isr
donald Mrs Blake; lie 'en Campbell Miss Fhel Fancy
D,nce, bv Miss W.Iters To conclude nth the WAN
DERING MINSTREL-Jim Bnggs,- Mr.. Chapman; CrIn-
cum, Fb.re; Herbert Carroll. Mr. Neel; Ms Crncum,
Mrs Thayet Peggy. Mrs Rogers TUESDAY, DIR. A'derson
will
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April 18th will be presented The drama called the ADyO
D. q. hudsrson Mad M, La Rose, MsvF Wallsek Louis.
Miss Wallss TO be icliowed by LIZ &C DEs FEES
e.ds yi,h The petit comedy Of EVERY BoDYs Hus-
bury, Mr.. Hadaway; Mrs, Pmpsrell Mrs. Winstan.y =
Doors open ct 10 bsgIv at half past
Dre,s Circle and Parqustte, 80 cksmiiy circles Is c
Gal
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TENTH WARD-DEMOCRATIC WING NOMI-
natio?s.Fer Adermon-RobeIt Baw. for A;ssantE
for Con,s.besE0sorge Harm, STEPHEN D. skdmOse foT
Trustee-yohn Carr for School Gtephera
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M IICHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE-ON MON
WI day evening" April no. the eHtstainmsnt will com
THE acknowledgements Sehloppse, MIR Holland
FIdiIick 'lis% NiesInGa LiHds Mary Ts,Sr Asr
frau lake Cenover; Eliza s,ubbp; Mi,, Mary oT1y!or
Peter spyt Mr. Holland; Gertrude, Mary Taylor.
cluds with KABRI-KnbI, Hr Holland: Doors open at ;
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THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND ON HER CHARGtR
painted Count DQrsy his ststuste Of OCcnnsll asd
Bust Of the Countess of Bless Count DOsays
portrait by hmie at the Gothic Hall 36 Broadway from
A. M 3P. NJ. Abundance % Extract Of from
the Duke OF Yelling D'Osay: DE cidediy my
dear Count the best kness of the Queen that have
,ha, ~. ~. ,g. ~ \. AZ wo,L If ~, ~
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(ONCERT ROOM. NO. $50 BROADWAY. ONE
~ DIOR the Broadway Theatre. Saturday
April 1885, This evening for the Benefit I'M
Gourgas Treasurer of the above samed establishment
in and produce variety Of th.r hu-
Gses Songs ChoTuses, Bulcsques Darces &c kc
Admission IS cents Doors at o'clock-to eommencs
o'clock Strict attention will be paid to good
d~ra Jeco
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EOREIGN PAPERS BY STEAMER HERNIA
~. News Punch, Weekly Despatch, Sunday Times Ma
ton Fiesmaps 1ouTa United l.hmsn Marx Lane Erpes,
Ih French and Provincial papers also few copies OF the
New sportirg Boob, Fis ma. upen Sunday. IA GIL
Bent, "a Ana street Who esale and retail.
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THE GRAND COLLECTION OF THE WORKS OF
the Old Masters, comprising original Pictures by tt
Rubens Raphael, Muro. Vslasquez, Van Dyck Gin
ioromeno Psmigiano. Hobein, Jan s,een. Carlo Dolc.
the tyceum Gallery, No $50 Broadway, from AM to
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DR: coNyER,s INyIeoaArINe c .oi..l3.a a.:a

HR. CONVENS INVIGORATING CUKU IL :
DThis Justly celebrat, remedy 10 universally nted
in those deplosoe ofsemnal weknes or &C. d ny en-
tailed by early indiscee OF youth OF inordnate lndnl
OF the passions in years fnyseans pforcunce
this oUal the ecacous PREPARATION ever compounded
rom ths tsris M, for the Of those involuntary
nnai which productive OF so much mischief to
the nervous system ncaTacatnE the man ior physical or
mental exerton Vaou, cans were used e prevent tness
u;noux ensions but without success. TIL this cordial
u.sd ,b hs mast happy results Young il You would
he from that Of spits and be restored
anI v;gor of bodv aud delay
dial IL sh. only anchor ofhops for yor Dr. Conyers office
Where he Is these disorders and his
cordial Obtained Sold also bv o. Fav 1876 Fulton
phcit direc ions each bottle BThis cordial
contains mercury, mineral offensive
ipure or expose patient Persons the couuiry viii hive
The cordial aad letter Of advice csefay Forwarded then,
BIZ add essing DR. Conves. S. Sd avenue New York
from the lower Of the city psss the Doctors office
every minutes See Dr. Converts advertisement in the NJ
Y San outsshr. ,ud National Police Gaysffr. T
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II D. SMITH. AUCTIONEER-BY J. MURPHY,
N Store No. Is Spruce itreetThis day Monday. April 70,
IL o'clock ar No 1871 Spring Green, formerly
ls) Mortgage Sale Household Furniture &c, nv virtue OF
consisting OF plain, high and French bed
,eads mahogany sofas. Tahouapy chars walnut and mahosa
oil cloth, hall lamp washsands feather eds aud bed
ding eouches divans wardrobes clothes pesses
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.,:, .sy q .,: .s:.

stdeatis ac5 foods goI1 snd s{w soas'.
gsns pistols, s,on caps tea trays &c JACOB s.
~ Plat street. general assortment ii hardware above
among which BATS halves and fsls pocket and
mills with Il whsels, IN paent d?oratches, Scoich
spring and carpsns knob locks measuring APES avis mr.
chsels tachs weights corhscrews hsudsaws
teatrays clocks &c Be Aso several csses cut glass and
other beads which the attention Of eouory well city
de directed
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M ETROPOLITAN MiNSTRELS AT THE APQLLO
lsl Rooms 4I0 Broadway Metropolitan M!nsels will
during the week. eIcept
AND SHADOWS OF NEGRO LEE i!lu.trassd Z! with
Glees 8oos Oyeru;es Dances snlvened with the
eu dsprt and quaint and facetous huno Of the Southern
plantation negro The will be ken avoid the
ightes approach to valsary and the pathetic and lively
and vivid colors Mr. Austin Phillips musical diiec
Admance IS cents Children half Performances
CT euce t8P H. FOWLER. manager.
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I'M ECHANICs' HALL, 472 BROADWAY, BETWEhN
WI Grald and Broome sTeeu-OPEN EVERY NIGHT
Of original CHRsTY,s MINsrKELS the oldest e,ab-
r. CHRISTY, whose inmiabe and origins, entertainments
nightly honor.d with crowded and highly respectable
audiences and favored with ened by
any Amusement in this city Admission 25 cents Doors
open T. Concerf o'clock For the
mediation of Families. an AFTERNOON CONCERT
Every SATURDAY.. Doors z, o'clock
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&kO0 REWARD-CROss's SPECIFIC MIXTURE
DOOO for the cure Of gonorhe, or all remedies
vet discovered for the above ccmpauts. this is the
g spes1y mo ep. ,Scs
pcatlon to business The proprietor challenges single IT,
Of gno.h, be brought which the mixture
will no under forfeiture Of $500. Many cured
two Ssys SOLD 1s Broaaway Of Chambers street.
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II OR JUSTICE OF THE JUSTICES COURT OF THE
City of New York for the frat Judicial District JANIS
GKEEN For Police Iuscs Of the City Of New York. JE
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n IssOLUTION.-THE CO.PARTNERsHIP HERE.
.ofore existing between Allen and G. Meg', under
Either of the ties will ateud the settlement Of
the business. New York, March lS4s FALLEN. NJ. Z.
MEGA.
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NOTICE.-THE PURsER GUARDS ARE RE-
T, qus.ted 70 assemble It Warren Hall corner Of Oliver
the ecyps to join me Torch Lieh Procession THIS Mou
day. Evening April 10th. b. order. A. MeMANNU5, Fist
Lieut. Comdt; IN. Raymond, Orderly
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A UCTION SALE.-WM N. LEWIS, AUCT1ONEER,
II will sell the stock of Rbbous Silks
vevst &c &C., store No 90 Division street, commenting
O bal q day. Anil d.
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III ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-CITY HOTEL
Leeds Co will sell At AGc.
Stock Of tht establishment of the propreto,
firing from busress. Full particulars in few days.
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Late from Mexico.
RENEWAL OF ID lFFICULTIES BE-
TN ZEN SCOTT AND " ORTIZ
Cen. Scott Coming Home,

By The arrival OF the Steamship New Or
leans, Capt. AuIl, the New O,Ieans Pcay-
nne is in possession OF da'"> from the city of
Mexico To the 2lsl ard Vera C,uI 10 the %
tn OF Mach. The pcavuoc says.
"Ghe news j, interesting. although n
portion Of it viii be read with rcgre'. We
aIIude 10 lie renewal OF difficulties between
Hen Worth aud Scott. spoken Of IN Il Lesser
from orr Vera Cmz core,ponAenr. tie
states that Mr., Tr>t is 10 be retained IN Men
jcoas witness. and ihA Gnn. scot VIII
leave Mexico for the United Safes as soon
as the court of inquiry adjourns.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

NE" oT'e'hs lCaynnc extra OF the 29(Ii IN
Snn', says ne rev orleans has arrived,
","-Ii'4 "''eN rom me capital 10 ti'e isl, ana
veg 'Fu% 10 me -olh
ih' "liliE'il'es between 'rrh"fhls worm ana
scout li"d necn removed. MI. RS was detaln-
CO. AT 'Ae ''ty OF N@Nro as Wlln'SS III The court
% inquiry HcH' scott leaves Tor tne niied
''"t'H a. SUM rs INT court Snail nav" dulHuTh-
'"' t'h' iW'@"S ana n number 81 "ihtf ON
r"'S are pa fSehs'fS III me New 'f'e"hA 'ol.
''e''S .SoH succeeds heiI' Ng9S as Gov
c'n"' u vera N',A'
~" "o'' S"PP'eS lhah are actually necessary
are no" ne'hg sent INTO The interior III view OF
'hc lhh'd'a," Withdrawn OF the troops
me court sat IN secret session al Inc Fa'hce
on ,''r '"'1 "''''n"; on the h'Nt dhv, a'tHr IA
Snott private session, 'ne court announced MS
Ie'"'h'sH 10 proceed 10 It's drtlhcfdIohS' N"h
eco" ASKED what persons were IN" accused P'!-
a''"' ''" WI''' Su"jer's were 10 De investigated
! ne oi"c' lot 'ne aSSclih my OF lhr court was
t''cl '''', an" ''it court 'NaihiIcn INC charges
nV ven scout against flI'ow ana duncan, also
III" colnPhiuls OF Worth against Scott and de-
S'@nHted me time and place OF meeting, and
queer P'cHhtlh"r"S' zen scout expressed ms
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E'rossa ,H'a1ses,iCO.

We copy from the New OtleanS Plcay.
nue the following items:
The brig Perfect. Captain Gardiner, arri-
we'd from Tampico yesterday, whence she
sailed on the 23uIt
The schooner OREGON WAS seized al Tam.
plco on the ] nh ult. tor smuggling
The business Of Tamplco IS represented
rs quite lively, and the health of The inhab-
lranl~ continue good
An attack has Deen made on the town
Of Oluiuama hy a considerable, force of lndl-
ans, bat they were rrpuISed by the inhabit
ants :" Ilh considerable @alaulry. We find
n, account OF the sklrmr~h IN" IN NotocioSo,'
OF lhe 18Th, from which we CLEAN the follow
Ing particulars:
The village OF OZuInama was attacked on
the morning Of the 18th instant. by party
of revolving indians numbering 800 men. of
whom $50 were armed VITA runs. and the
laance with bows and arrows aud small
aims. They commenced the 3;iack at o.
clock in the morning, auI fought until 81 or
6 O'Clock. when they fled IN di~may, ieav-
ng one dead ard two wounded upon the
field. Their exact los, cannot be a~cerlan-
ed. int from appearances II mnst have been
heavy. OZlIuanIa was detende by l3
men. who deserve the greatest credit for
their valOr Although the number of dCfrn-
ders have since increased, II is TO be hoped
hat Cot. Gates. who has ALWAYS expressed
hIrn>el! iavorahy towards OIuiuamu aud
Diner places threatened by The rrvolierS will
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inrs, improvements and works, erected
or made since said original valuation, or
Which may hereafter be erected or
made: and th" levy courts and com
mi@sioncrS Of the several counties and
Howard District are hereby authorised
to allow to the said collectors such COM
pensaton as they may deem proper for
the performance OF their duties as asses
sors, to be leyid with other county char
gcS.
SEC. II. And be ii cnnctcd, That every
coectorand deputy collector, before proccc-
ding 10 execute the Guties imposed upon
him by law. shall take the following oath or
affirmation. a. ne case may be, 10 wit: !,
collector Or deputy collector Of
do swear or affirm. Us the case may
in, that | will well and truly execute the
mites imposed upon me by the act for he
gruora valuation and assessment ot proper
IS ~ this State. and TO ptoplde tax to pay
he debts Of dis Stale. and lis supplements,
and all duties imposed upon me by law,
and HAT will Justly and impariiaiv value
all property which Shalt he authorised 10
value arrceahly to the directions OF the said
act and lis Supplements. according 10 the
hes Of my skill and Inc!gemeul.w which oath
or affirmation may lie administered 10y any
usice Of the county, district or city, and
stall he flied with HE levy court. commits.
siouers o. register of the clty OF Baltimore. as
the case may lie,
SEelS. ind ichreH. Baltimore county
is one year behr d The other counties III the
levy OF her taxes; therefore lie il cnocied'
That he provision of tAis act shall extend
10 Baltimore county
SEc.l9. ind he It enrcted. That this ac
sofr Il, is consistent with lis provisions.
shall De in folce from and after the day OF
its passage. b. CLAUDE. Treasurer
April s. 3 W.
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FROM GENERAL SCOTT.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
AI,,.,, .,l ..,,.. n ,p,o

SIR [ have received no communication
from The War Department or tn. adn,ant
generals office, SINCE my last report (No.
H., dated the "a inst but slips from news.
papers and letters from Washington have
come 10 interested par,e, here, represent.
ing. learn that the PreSid ent had deter
mined 10 place ne before a court for da-
ring to enforce necessary discipline III this
army against certain of lis high officers!
make only passing comment upon
these unofficial announcements: learning,
with pleasure. through the same sources,
IhA, am to he superseded W Ma ',euer.
al Buler. Perhaps, after trial. may be
permitted to retirn 10 the United States.
My poor services with this gallant army are
at length to be requitod a, have long been
led 10 expect they could be.
have the houor 10 remain, with high
re spec>, sir your obcdienr servant
WINFIELD SCOTT.
TO the Hon. Secretary of Var.
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CHARGE TO RoME.-.3 Washington letter
styS:--"br. j. l.. Martin, who has been APP
pointed Charge to Rome, is not now rr"tcs
tart though religious person. Tie became IL
convert some years ago. TO the Catholic felg ion
and durg lis last residence IN France, has |
am told, been remarked for his ze; and dcyo-
ton"
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and If any OF said institutions or compa-
MES shall refuse to appear or render such
evidence in regard to the value Of their
stock, it shall be the duty Of SAID COM
missioncrs, levy courts or appeal tax
court, cn the best information they can
obtain, to value the SAID capital stock OF
said institution or company to the utmost
sum the same may be worth in cash, ,and
shall assess such institution or company
accordingly, and after such vaIoation IS
fixed, it shall be the duty otlhe sand COM
mlH2ioncrS, levy courts and aFN'a! tax
court. to deduct from the a,noant OF the
assessment OF property in the Satd conn-
ties, district and cit", respectively, the
assessed value Of all real and personal
estate belonging to the SAID institutions
or companies, and the state, county or
city taxes shall thereafter be levied on
the value OF SAID capital stock fixed as L.
toroSa!d: and the Satd commissioners, Icvy
courts and appeal tax court shall sen" to
the treasurer oi Alaryiand an account OF
tine assessment made under tins act, as
soon as the same shall be completed.
SEC. y. dnddc en'dc|, That 1t shall
be the duty OF lie president or other
proper officer Of the Banks, and OF all
other incorporated institutions and com
Panles chail"red ny TINS State, seImI-an-
nually, on the first day OF January and
the first day OF July in each and every
year, to pay TO the Treasurer OF Mary
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-04-08

ANoTHER BANK SPEAKING.-T telegraph
dispatch from Cincinnati, ON the 4ih says:-'-f
rumor IS prevalent unE.voribIe to the credit OF
the Norwalk sank The brokers, however dis
credit the report"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-04-08

An cldo, sement on the back of a letter, says:
"NERA tErz, March 20.--Sau,a Anna has
not 'rt arrived here, but is hourly expected.
Nothing new
SANTA anna OFF AT LAsr.-Ihe .4rro his Of
the 18th says:
'At the moment Of gong TO press we learn
Tor certain that Grn. Santa .inma unmarked to-
dav from Antique on board the Great Western"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-04-08

GovxRHnENr OF FEw.--The Providence
Herald notices a rulnor that LOUIS Phihrp Is
coming To Rhode Island, 10 seek protection from
the sovereignty OF the people.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-04-08
THE 'HhLI." ROLLS

CoENECTIcur ELLcrIo%. -SUcc IS Cfht Wings
lhr annual election which tnok place on Mon
day N CONNECTICUT. was Cor the choice of Gov
eFnDr, Lieutenant Govern, other State virGrS,
and mrmbc.* Of hJth branches of the I.rnlsla-
too, on winch body, mt its next session. will de-
voIyc the election OF two L. s. Srnators-onc
III place vi the Hon John NJ. Niles, dem,
whose tenn expires, and the ,her for the seat
now held ny Il Why under an apr ointment from
the Governor
The returns received show that the wings
nave carried the state, cr2tiuG Clark B,ssel,
governor, ~ the State officers, and lnaiorites in
both branches Of the IrgjslA,mc The Senators
elected stand II wings to democrats and tho
House so wings TO 81 democrats, leaving 10
towns without choice. Wing majority on JOINT
ballot 80.