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RECKwfrH a. MORTON. whoI...I,

DECkwfrK a. MORTON. whoIe-aI,
- Dealers tn Books and Stationary, 50 s..
NAN 81, below Third, al Maxwell's Old stand :
school Books on hand by B. q NJ watch viii be sold q
tie trade At reduced Prices
CoiouIn's Anthmenos; Pixies do; Smiths do; Smt
eysdo.s Rays do; EmeTsCu's do; Dzviss do: & G
Comstoeks Botany hns Lineoln's do; Botany foI
begianers. ~
Re4S9"-Goodrieh's Comprehensive Series; McGuf
ieyt Eclectic do; Sanders DO.
GTaH7uars.- Bullion's; ButleT's: Smitb'sX BilSS,.
Bruoe's; hirkham's: Hurrsy's
DtciioHasiess-WebsieTs, Walkers: Worc.s.erss,
Coho's; JohnsOn's, Reid's
6eos raPhieE-slteheIPs; Smiths olney's; Norse's;
Parey's; 6ocdrich's
hisoFtsH-PaTiey SERIES; Pennock's; GTimshaw's,
Goodriei's; Wizards; Wilson's Rohbins Ty1IeT's &c
SPettoo;-Comiey's Cobb's; Hazen's; McGua.y's,
feleeiies Elementary, National by Emerson.
fftn6E-Commou School. New, EcletC, &c.
Merchants coming 20 city 10 purchase Books are
Isquestedto examine our stocks and prices, No. SO
Main street, al The old 81 Of J. Maxwell, ST
Aug BEN NNTTHN NDRTUN.
I"O delightful rooms can had v i'm board
l. at the corner Of Third and Walnut streets
If application be made soon.
ALs0-Several gentlemen can be aeeommo.
dated with or without rooms. Tiy 2I-tf
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than the common black. with the outer skin
taken of. 1t il first soaked until this skin
bursts opsn which is then rubbed of and the
grain dried. The white, therefore, IL not con-
sioered % pungsnt a. the black, though II Is
nicer and more expensive, 10 more labor IL ne
cessary iu order TO prepare IL.
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Literary Notice.

The Eighteenth Anniversary OF Ins y,siour I...---,
society OF Hanover College, win be held In the coess
Chapel, on "Wednesday, the 18th inst 10 O'Clock, A.
n The Grafton viii be delivered en- the occasion By ts
Rev. p D. Gurley Of Indianapolis, Ia. The Society de-
pomas viii be presented to the graduates on Thursday
with an address By A. 8. Sullivan Of Madison. Ia
The renewed health Of our delightful village, author
lses the Society in respectfully inviting her friends
vsilss the friends Of Literature In general to attend
By order o, the Society
Aug. SGT S. C.BALDRIDGR, Cor. Sec. U.Ls
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poLIcr ar Ronn.-The Paris Correspondent OF

PoLIcV AT RoxR.-The Paris correspondent OF
the London Morning Herald writes as follows:
| have from good authority that the French Gov.
eminent will not sttemPtto impose conditions on
the Pope, but will allow him TO enter Rome I'M
pledged Teserving 10 itself the right Of using its
mediation in favor Of reforms, but a mediation
which il thinks cannot be resisted, on account OF
the sacrifices already incurred The Goyern.
ment will recommend the Pope TO resume the adj
ministrative reforms interrupted BY the revolution.
despite the advice to the contrary offered BY the
will be condemned by the French, and ell public
employments thrown open 70 iaymen. An en-.
lsrgement of municipal Institutions VIII be recon-
mended, with local administrations. A radics
reform Of justice. according TO the French code
which 10 10 be offered a. model, with Consul
| General on the French plan. Sucn = an outline
of M Odlon Barrot's programme, which he hopes
that The PonIif and his wiiy advisers win be in
duced 70 swallow.
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G-Ibe following is from the N. o. Delta, o.
the 24th ult:

the oath ult:
FROM CALIFoRSA.-The accounts from Maxat-
Ian TO which we referred yesterday are contained
IN letter OF the 18th June, published ~ the Trail
Union. The letter says:
seems the placeres Of California are at pres
ent Tue scene OF frishtful misery. They say that
on the Slanislas placer, where The Soansh racs ia
especially congressted, there are 50 u o laborers
me greater part OF whom have not half enough 10
eat, and get nothing for their work. The most of
mem nave gone 10 San Francisco, and are waiting
Iof vessel 10 bring them away, they cannot pay
Tor their passage.
friend, in whom have confidence, writes 10
me from Monterey, under date of the I'D Nav
Inc gold ia being rapidly exhausted. Il seems
una, all Sonora has emigrated 10 California
II Is manifest that the suferings and complaints
Spanish gold-huntens.
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An AMERICAN AT Rohs.-- Garibaldi published
on the LIST, the following order of the day: Gamer
lca paid yesterday her tribute OF blood TO the Ial
ian cause, One Of her bravest children, Andre
Ashiar, fell behind the byeaeh-sn example of the
affection Of the freemen of every country for ON
noble and unfortunate Italy."
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o-The French Republic has, according To its
promise, made an official recognition Of the Libe-
Tan Republic, and the flag has been formally salu.
ted BY the French frigate and sloepoi-war Pene-
lope and Csymar
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snioh me French Government 60 generously
oneIeo, the Preside Mt determined to proceed and
.rsst 70 The iiterslity Of the friends of humsnI
abroad TO enable rs to sustain it.--Libsris
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Isstruetiss fn sisgisg and ON the Piano
forte.
MADAMB AbLAMOHICZ begs q announce 10 the
w ladies' OF Louisville and vicinity that she has come
70 reside In this city, and that she VIII be harry 10
devote her leisure hours TO the ton OF fss aides
IN singing and on the Piano Forte.
Further particulars asSsItained Correctly ony ~
Al ner house, on Walnut street. nth house east Of the
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Your mend, LOUISA X. BkVAN.
SANDS SARSAPARII.LA-


This dangerous and alarming aneetOa. mas swsvg
from the Stage OF ue any, both the Iaoee as
nancy y. The VIGOROUS natalie 49, Vi ns.-
hOoS has engIh alI de n. L. = "A
eiieCts u,on sySleI b "a poA efil
ct thlS faIaoI. llic sTaa-- A.
WIN ratfrOk .vo-s-cOTueT, WaS allaSks, 40 49,
Fever, Wucn ieil LcE in uTe-a4! stale. aSr bst, -
covered win psTCicS VI scaTIct stUptlo1s: Ar ~
etling lke Oe, snd a. lneises an sass
ter, masis Us spieaTsHCe On tse shoul. 1ic pse
anu discharged Almost mtreuibic essaniliy u A. -. -
ieusiye mailer, and oesiieS has, A. qanlII3 ~ M
charged tTOtn Ine ears, VI VEN ocIiaIye Cnaracsr
Almost desPsiIns ., ever stopping te aEsch@Ise Iey
made tIiAl Oi SANDS sAkSA PAhlLLa, wniea saeSf-
ed complete cure, the chad havn aken oniy Olse Do
tie For the 0enent VI Those Suerng ne oaas II.
effects ol horrible disease, FaITca VIA Be plea
statement. they cal al has resdeace hxeter street
near tawn sIrecL-baifnsOrs Sua.
Inc loaowins ~ value Of the sarSa.a
Mia, Is from the Rev. Luther Wnsh, Ased 10 years.
Congregational Minister, residing Al wO6sras
WOBUES, Mass, AaTCA stA. Isss.
Messrs. SANDS: Genlemen-Fr0m MAI nave en-.
reuCed, and from the Information have recently teeets
ed number Of persons OF high rspect-bi,ry n ~,
have used your sATsaPaTlas have nol The sasi otbf
meIOus eeTcatss yOs have received o. ~ efesex sre
fully sustained By KxPERIKSck, and alhoush IL ne Uts
and utlny very extensive stal. In M n.e
OF my humble Efforts " increase hem want ali who
cAcV and POWER OF your valuable mediCine
lam, gentlemen, gratefully and very respectfully yours.
LOIHEk WRIGHT.
Prepared and sold, wholesale asd RETAIL BY A. b. ID.
SANDS, Druggists and ChsmiSts 100 Eutpn 81 1870
Of William, New York. Sold also BY J. b "a der a 49,,
Louisville; u. W. Norton, Lexington, Geo e,II,s.,
Paris; Seaton & sharpe, Aaysyiis; h. b. innssp 81.
elnnAn; y; Otane.a lnaiAns PollS, la ami b. cn1gs
Price 81 per bOtties Bottles for 80
DeeemBer Is. lSis-iyeow
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plANO-FoRrE>.-weh have Just received an in
vosi Of Plane-Fortes, new and beaaiifu patterns
which In addition to former sock, udcrs
soIment one OF the most complete and vsned ever Of
fered to the Western public. We have now in store
magnificent carved rosewood octave Piano Forte;
P P,s,n finished do do !. % @,
PIaa SQUARE tablet DO g 90 doI
Gothic tablet rosewood octave Piano. Porte. with
2 nash tablet rosewood sOs,avs PiAnO.FOr,ss. with
plain square rosewood octave Piano FOrsss, with
moulded legs;
P.is is %lsSsd ss 'e e.
These Plano Fortes are sold at New York manufaetu
rers' prices and warranted
paired
GETAWAYS on hand (whoIssals and retain Musical
Instruments Of all kinds. Music Books AMI the largest
assortment Of sheet Music to be found in West.
PETERS, WEBB q CO.,
Music and Book Dealers,
July TIT Next to Bank OF Louisville.
4. H. srKARss. cHAUScEY cARPESrER.
FLAMING a. MISUNDERSTANDING MILL.
STEARNS d CO.
A LARGE as ss q EL9oRISG, saELyIS5.
o. WEATHER BOARDING, FLooRING. &C..
sawed and dressed to order. CovISsToE, Ky.
June zl-d
NOTICE TO TAILORs.
TINE subscribers engaged in the manufacture
OF Glazed wadding. black and white, for the use Of
any thickness required, wen glazed and sold lower Than
the Eastern article. We making Il in sufficient
ghanies ordeTsfrom dry goods iOobers eothiers, &
promptly attended to.
Cincinnati, January 20, is4s.--If
q. a. MA "A lhA,
COLLECTOR AND GENERAL AGENT,
Lertnofou. Nv
WlLi attend promptly to any business entrusted to
April .. 1SiS
TELEGRAPH BUILDINGS.
john p. HAST.
MANUFACTURE AND IMPORTER OF
SNUFF, CIGARS, SMOKING AND
CHEWING TOBACCO.
M. -, Third street, betweenJeasrsOn and Market,
Jan BIT LoUIsyILLE. Ky
NEW STEAM FURNITURE FACTORY.
CORNER OF MAIN AND FOURTEENTH SIS,
LOUISVILLE, xY.
WE are prepared to manufacture every thing in
wv line, ON terms a. favorable any other establish
mentin the West. The patronage Of the public Is soho
wAsrsD.-Chsny. walnut, Sycamore, Gum and Pop
lar Lumber.
Aug. SD. J. NJ q A. J. LINCoLN.
NRKDnAM's MARBLE YARD.
MAIN srnkET NEAR NINTH.
KEEP on hand Cor sale. al the lowest cash rates
Il evcry description OF Marble work. win supply the
Adc win Vermont Marble at IS cents per foot. Marese
Nantes iron 125 10 $780, Italian furniture at 81 ia
Also the following articles wholesale retail. Calcned
Plaster II P.ris ground do. for msnaring purposes
white SIND, Marble Dust for Soda Water, Fire BRICK
and Ciays Hydraulic Cement md common Lime. Per.
sous waiting any Of the above articles, either for city
fDm n eeunfry rsspeeffang poLlSited. =. =, 7.
| u ~ 80 .tnh-iI-J = ED0AR MERIDIAN.
b Ai.rss lot of Italian Nzrsas sass jass received
esd tor ME lew. ny19 d36v
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: y
SANDS CELEBRATED SARSAPARILLA

IeSSrs. A b. s. D SAsDss-BeCTe 4 SOsnalsnced
az yOuT sSTSapaIa, my Suiiennss were alausJ pasi
presSgoni my urOa wa eonlpetey uCsIsacd, LA
dreadful Cough and tneTe SeIe ep1ehuy A. tOselh
CT COgld MOI SPEAK above a is per; 4ud aess.
the inflammation iOh my lAiOaa sAaen~ed nay Cd,
- hal ly heanag was very nach uIpaiTsl Alitl "a
kng SarsapaEiiisa shOTS uIe nIy inltTOeea
nay lhTOal Is uOw we'll am nee irOIn COesA aIa
ugnlaess o. the chest Wa, ald Ca aSsr %.
distinctly. SAY tTOst has beeE three niUill
the CaIe Vi winch secte sauIely % Lhs gse -
/ yoaI SarsapaTllla-
Your mend. LOUISA X. RhVAN
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DlANO-fOhrE>.-we have Just received an In
VOC, OF Piano oreS, new and heaniiu patterns
which In addition to former SOCK T. udcrs our as
soTtme at one OF the most complete and vsned
Tered 10 the western public. We have now in store
I MAGNIFICENT carved wood Pam. Eorfe
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-08-29

The wing party is once more beginning TO show
the coven hoo, which they had concealed during the
campaign. Gen. Taylor sounded the note in Pitts.
burg, in making war upon the tariff Of 1876, and
claiming "who cares whether the South or the West,
every consumer the community and every one who
admires the present prosperity Of our country, should
protest against the change in the rate Of duties the
sumption OF specific duties for nd vaorems A tariff
venton which was held last week al Newport recon-
mends the policy, and increase OF duties iron
coal WOOL and wooen and cotton goodstbat is TO say,
on the greatest proportion Of imported goods The whg
county convention in Lehgh, Pennsylvania, assembled
on Saturday last and sounds the note, as follows
Rsolrtd That Of Obtaining this protection Il
the duty Of the Congress repeal the tariff OF loto,
and restore, far the exigeuces OF the case require
the provisions OF the OF 1872 and we hsreby Instruct
representative from this district 10 make all legal and
honorable exertions TO effect such change.
Thus the wings continue 10 throw of the mask.
What republican not prepared TO take up the gauntlet
thus thrown down by the greedy manufacturers and
facous politicians These had better take care.
An frightened people, justly exaperated BY the voraciy
Of avarce and the rage Of ambition, may demand a
further reduction instead Of submitting to any augmena
ton Of their burdens =.
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The wire suspension bridge the Ohio has been 90
far completed permit Of the passage Of ootmen, and
was S11 na%Dsr q person, 90 m1pr ag
Wheeling 10 the Ohio side, has been completed.
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Domestic MISCELLANY.

Domestic Miscellany.
young married woman, In Cincnu natl, has bssone
aid Of fortune teller, her husband had died at Nsv
Orlesns.
Albert Lawrence shot ct Winchester, Ky,a
few days aimee by Samuel Hansen The ball took effect
In ths throat.
The building known a. the marble block, at New
Haven Conn, was destroyed by nrs on Tuesday night
IL was occupied generally as stores. The mount Of
loss 10 very great
A violent wind AID snow storm pa~ed over Nam
tucket Ms's., on Monday last On Tuesday morning
The hsrbor was full Of Ice
The paint warehouse Of Mr.. Clannon, Ia New Or.
lean was destroyed the 4h iest SIS 000 and
the dwelling house Of Mr. Charles White, whose loss
was $40 co.
A recent family din,cul.y in wssb,ns ton county.
Ma re'ulted in tho death Of brother II the vifss
husband by the hand Of the ~ifs!
The post ofhoe at Troy, Pa robbed last week OF
about one thsusand dollars
Capt Samuel Trask soldier Of the revolution aged
pinsty.n nine yssrs and nine months died 1t Roxbury
Msee on Wednesday Of last week.
High Constable Clifford has returned TO Baltimore,
after an unsucceesful search for Yankee Sullivan In
Tbilsdslpha and New York.
james Whalen 10 on trial at Albany, NY, for the
murder Of Peter Turner.
A destructive Ere occurred in Warren Ohio on Fri
business squsre Market street. The sufferers are
Meefrs. Iddpgs, Steele Co., merchants A Bartho-
lomew. merchant Howard Fitch timers wsstcott
Weeks. me- reliant tailors VIM. Chsmbern. sad Her;
Jefferson Palm book merchant; A. w Bliss, halter;
u. Grange. shoe merchant Dumas Foote publish
.rs CT the Tyumbun Cou~fy Wig; Cro~sll Brown,
and T. j. McLain, attorneys
Mr. WIN. Crsnch Bond the director Of the Observe
tory. Harvard Universy Cambridge has been elected
Fellow Of the British Royal Astronomical Society.
H.. wss destroyed By IRE on Tuesday night los
$4,000.
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Movements for California.

MASSACHUSETTS,.
Three different companies are forming In this
city TO proceed TO California. One OF them com.
prites eight or ten individuals, fitted out to the
amount 81 about five hundred dollars, by gentle
men who share the proceeds OF the expedition
Ihey are TO be at no expense themselves, and will
be gone about a year. We hear, also, that one
or two OF the Overseers in the factories conemp ate
gong out, taking stem engine for saw MILL
Wc. One OF the companies sails this week IN the
Sweden, from Boston.-L0peN Jotsvnai, Feb IA.
A company Is forming in Boston to proceed to
California, via st. Louis and the South Pass oil the
Rocky Mountains.
Tie schooner Gazelle, Capt. Currier, cleared at
New Bedford on the 18th INST, for San Francisco
Annexed 10 litt of her officers and crew.
Mr.. John Merrill, slperoArgo; Erastus w. Hey wood,
clerk ,hs following company: Joseph c. Currisr
naster; Frederick y. He~Isrd, LIST mate; Daniel b.
Atkins, I'd do saml. Small, Lsandsr Peter, Eli wodsll
William l.. Chamber: Robert s. Smith, Justus w.
Bowles, seameD; Nsthsniel Howlsnd, steward; John
II. Coggsshsll, cock. Total, IL,
We learn that number OF gentlemen In this
city and vicinity, at the head Vi whom is Hon.
AloDzo W Biree, OF Coventry, late Treasurer Of
the State, have formed company with a capital
OF 500, TO be divided into fifty shares. They
are 10 purchase ship, provsloIs tor three years,
and the frame work ter large hotel, which 10 to
be kept by one OF the company. They are to take
cut their families, and go prepared tor q perma-
ne mt Nu,cich CCur.er, Fec. IA.
The following are the names OF the passengers
in the Eudorus, from Frankfort tor San Francisco.
Mssfrs. ID. L. Dckey, JsmssS. Martin, Captain l..
Blanchard, q. A. Warren, J. J. Durham, James
kvttt, Thomas Boynton, r. 8. Button, A. Afford, 8.
X. Taylor, Z. T. Holland M. B. Dunbar, W. + Stacy,
A. Godfrey. r. Wggin, w. II Bridges. J =. Hutchin.
son, James Mullay, David Gibson, and Novel; Of
Bangor; Whlism SoUls. Of H~rmon; O. +. Bixby, of
Athens; Jobn Gordon, ii. II Gray, and c. v. Moor OF
Oidtovn; N Butler, and 9 Martis, Of Ellsworth; q.
W. Duntar aIoW II Dunbar, Of Boston. Total 20.
OHIO.
Three companies OF young men from the Interior
OF the State, whO have set out to seek their for
tunes In the gold "diggings," are now stopping at
the Peal street House. One Of tn parties is from
Cleveland, the others from Lancaster and Newark.
-CiWa inwat DesYatth, Fec. y.
The Louisville Jo,v val OF the 9th inst, say -
Every steamer that desce nds the Ohio has on
board more or lees California Adventures. The
Yorktown LETT here yesterday, with eight young
men from Cleveland, Ohio, who go by the way OF
Chsgres and the Isthmus.
MISSISSIPPI.
The VicksbuTg Sentinel, OF the 9Th inst. says,-
The Worth carried down on Tuesday evening
some ten or twelve passengers bound for Calitor-
MIA, four Of whom were from this city, the others
from the interior Of the Stale. Some twelve or
twenty others start from here during the ensuing
two or three weeks.
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The FRKE PoRT OF AMAPALA, IN THE PAcIYn.-
We have before us copies OF DEGREES OF the 90
vernment OF Honduras, constituting the port of
cular OF The house Of Carlos Dsrdanos ~ Co an
nouncing their establis hment in said port as COM
mission merchants, recommending the port as a
very convenient stopping place, with safe an
chorape tor steamers and other vessels bound to
California. No duties of any sort are levied in
the port Of AmspaIa.
"A letter from San Miguel addressed to Paul
Neeren, q merchant OF THE place. states that the
port OF Union, Ne on the Pacific, IN the State Of
Honduras, had been blocksded by the English,
on account OF claims that they had upon the sald
gtyerIm, ut If Icnduras
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Ing this part Of the ease you are also to sousa, ~
ep,t wsicn ne made the boasts tsstihsd TO bv ~
were nsds while the prisoner IN . state Of Srr.S
en- ness would not be evidence Of MALICE; but vo
come to the soncusion that 1t the time be uf&:rs1
this sentiment he had sufficient time to cool IA A.
tered IL deliberately, IL would be evidence Of naes
The Judge delivered IN eloquent ohargs. aud called
guardians Of the manners and morals Of the eommu-
nifty. to fearless verdict but there should BE- auv
he snttlsd to the benefit sfthst doubt The Jury
retired 1t o'clock and ct returned with verdict
Of Granddaughter In the second degree against the pr
future day for sentence.
The alleged Siovs CaN.-The Grand Jury, IN tbs
ease ofthe Ann D Riobsfdsop, lately sent homs from
ho on suspicion Of being In the slave trade
ignored the bills against Capt Storer this morning
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Law Intslllsenco.


Su,REME CouRr OF TINE UNITED SrArxs February
12-No 20. Irving't III plaintiffs in error w. Max
we'll Wilson In error to the district court Unirsd
States for Mississippi The Judgment Of the district
court In this case was affirmed with costs No. 49, J.
O. Pages administrators, appellant, Rufus X Page.
The argument Of this was concluded BY Mr.
Evans for the appellant. No. l49. r. Hogg Of o. !,
PLAINTIFF In error, John B. Emerson The argument
on the motion made In this cause was concluded oy
Mr.. Coke for the defendant In error.
SUPREME CovRr THE UNITED SrArEs-Tuesday,
Feb. Is HI r.. Gamble. Esq Of Missouri, was admit
ted an attorney and counsellor OF this court. No a.
Il. Smith W VIM Hunter, treasurer. 20 In error to
the Supreme Court Of Ohio MIR Justice Daniel deli
vsred the opinion Of this court dis missing this
for the want Of jurisdtotion No 8. The United
states Va. tNpg and Coxe.-In to the Circuit
Court Of the United States for Louisiana Mr. Chisl
Juttice fancy delivered the opinion OF this court
versps the Judgment Of tn: Circuit Court and remand
Ing tho cause Wit b directions to enter Judgment for
the United States for the land described pst
ton. No. l. The State Of Missouri. complainant, w.
the State of Iowa -The argument of this cause WAS
CONNIE need by Mr. Green for the complainant
q FEE H-Chares T. Cromwell and Hsmau Ely
Esqrs Of New York, were admitted attorneys and
councillors Of this court. No. l. The state Of Mis-.
souri,, complainant, vs. the State Of Iowa The argu-
ent ef this cause continued by Mr. Green for
the complainant, and by Mr.. Mason for the respen-
dent. Adjourned till to morrow, IL O'Clock.
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Court Calendar for This Day.
SuPERIos CoURr-Noe 100. Ill, l18 ll6 IN l26
l34 1872 ~ a. 1884 &c. ~ II, l4t, 1l2 IA 1l6 40,
~ HS 1872 lSS le4, los, 400, loo, lol g. $780, 7S es
90, OF, 20, Z "a, 2, l6l. -
Cos.ex PLEAs-Nos. TO- 81 "a, 81 IS, IS, %, 81, So
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BALTIMORE, Feb. Is, l849.
Expected Arr,uaI eff Hy~-7he Sunday L4av Sws-
tcined-Ihe Mschawics' Aastttsts-7hs Hohm-
stocks, &c. -
j.. Thomas Hyer, accompanied BY his family, will
reach here this afternoon, and venture to say
that not less than five thousand persons will be at
the cars to get sight Of him.
The Court Of Appeals of this State have decided
in favor of the constitutionallty of the law pro-
hiblting the sale of liquor ON Sunday, and tho
Attorney General has quashed all previous Ia dict.
nents, with general notice that the law will be
enforced to the letter against oil wro may here
after violate its provisions The consequence
was, that on Sunday last it was impossible for any
one to wet their whistles unless they carried the
needful article IN their pocket.
The Maryland Institute of Baltimore have pro-
cuped q splendid site for their new hall, winch Is
to be devoted to the promotion Of science and the
mechanic arts. II is to be located on the corner
OF Fayette and Gay Streets 81 feet front by about
l20 deep. :,
The city appointments are to be made to-day
and 20 far the Mayor has pretty much kept his own
counsel The impression 10 abroad that there 10
TO be general removal; who is to be appointed
seems to be somewhat OF mystery. II.
The business men of our city are in anticipation
OF most prosperous spring trade. Already the
ountiy merchants are fiockIng In with tull purses.
;. The twin artists, Charles and Adele Hohnstock.
had crowded house last night ut Carroll Hall,
composed principally of the supper ten" and
ur best musical critics. 1t was larger and more
than the audience on the even
ing at Madame Bishops concert.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-16

ESTIMATES OF THE CRoPs OF THE UNITED STATES.
We have received from our Washington CORES
pendent an estimate from the report OF the patent
efce, relative tn the crops OF the United States for
the past year. The tables are too long for Inser-
ton this morning, but we have condensed them
into the following space - p,
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