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Proceeding. ofihe Mar,in,e Foptis' ,ninn
ss.Nrtauor,
Correspondence OF Tee Ir;51ne
BALTIaOss, Friday, No..

Correspondence OF TIE Trc1ne
sAL11aoSs Friday. A5,.-.
Ire Mar and Bsptis' Uai0a Ass'cisicn have
iast concllied th-lr Fcurieeo.h Aruua Mot 10. =
la .-.t B.pu.t Church o.: IL; dry R-v g +. AZ.
CANE ESQ Clerk CT the ssi sessioI were both uG-c'
n1usy reelected the Est day tTcsi6rta7) tor Re
ensuing year
Taou'g. forr churches were represented - De-.
gates, or scnt Ia Annual e-rs sno~ 6g their c1u1i
aa4 nrosr-cu Two ~ Y churches $50 made GyDica
ton admission into ae Association. and vere CO.
daily received Ol these churches ~ sre In Harysnd.
IN Psnusy -ns 10 the District O.; Columbia. end 3
in Va .nia 20 OF those II S,si more sre coIort q
church,. aud we're rerresentcd - ctl5fet PASTOR
rom tue reports J learn that seven Nis.ionarics
hsve been employed duTiog The past year, isborins
nh cubs.5orsbl- success In various sections oi the
STAT supported chiefly ~ he Associate frnds Tte
ileuber number spuut ~ ana are Fratus'lv DO.
crrssrg There are 20 Sabbath school teachers ard
100 scaosrs with rrsrics rToust.ng In the a. gre
gate = coo Volumes li . % - -'E1"'iei to issfn
IN, N - reports ina. he S-J14fn Schools have tr
crra.sd IL numbers. Innr welfare vas Prominent
portion 81 tao business Resolutions enIC!nng tots a.
siinencr stoptei st.er some opposition member
not y sang 20 touch the subject - r. .sl'ty mpie1
itpsH VIZ did not kcrr free n ON tee
rur In the Church An Annusi sermon - the mem
hers delivered le.t eveLius - large audience 10y
Rev q " Sam,oa. q Washington. Tee Association.
altar harmonious secession. IN which much prscticsi
busne.. wax Transacted adjourned ih. evening 'rTe
de : resolution - hod the reNt snHU-i me"tlng 10
q, Baptist Church. " ashiuEton, tha nrst W"d'ss
dsy OF November, l.,0, wss adopted.
Tbs association d. compusei ct whst arr termed
Missionary B-pu.,s 10 stnc too from the odd
School" or 4od ~ .icHsry hspasts, sni dA,-s i-
orsin 10 tee lsl5 Iis Increase in churches -ba
M n oarsh nip quite encouraging and now 1ur
sewers. o he mos: eloquent divine. In Mary isnd
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LEGAL. NOTICES.

nsRllC >OrIcE -sUPRsME COrRr-in "a. ..-., 81 ...
1 .pv.a,an ct hs Masor As-f--c. -. Cnr',aus. crf
Of Sc. frrs Tho op-ning o fh- sv-th
1; ~hsfs IT, Ross crossss o. - 60 hsr-s
,sath he post Nasi- sos oad f,-,ass - e. d.,
i,ssss and Tw-at, sv-nth %. --th wssd 90.
puha aoucs sr-oy gwen b. the Mayor N.srr-~ui 81
non.ty % the CITY of Ss~ iok. par.asrt 70 s',tas 80
.ss 40 orov ~, tho N.yor AdsFn--
u "a GU lork us't % make sfs H.oe - srrs
Court he STATE cf Nv Yurk az ih' rsr Sss Ter e
Court % C;y ksn to CIV ~ ss~ io n.
thrs II >ov.mess tb-ar N lfe is n >rs-
40 ls-1 III ur-nins IT th- Noai 90 II taJ
uuss r-n Do h.lfi fhs AerrHn-Hf &
e.. .--.o-nt t'- abis- -otu-t rar'f To-
tho e ~ ~r-nnE Ne fss--
r,na- .. "a cu ~ the don All A., Il.
Cty pors snd b. yiss al sas Az sn,ti
,aa,v. mprog.m touching the sns ou' II t'. s
CITY Of ic,. sos f ottsr purposes, Pssei kpr
~ rrr the pcut ,t- Boonn<c.- kcas ors.-s
.aue Oa- In..rei s-v-aih y ne pom.
ss a.rs-c,- 9Th .v-ape on- HnHfrst -nf fssa,
.uth 20 n. rv.0i We'd ~ $50 CIV lstsi sss 'e o.
r., =, go sESsf nAVigs
- o. ~ +. o.
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.nl.. the .tsca krchsnse.r.No..s


100 Harlem AR hoo SIT 80 Long ls.-1d kh... ID.
Tbs R,ss.er Of TIC Tre-.rry ~, ssu7d the
ioIozips s.s.cr-ent of Trs-ssTs S5;es ovts'snainz
Nov.
~ ~ joir Is4s =. s.f record. OF M. 5o, s.s s;
Amuuui 81 ista0eias ol the Issue .! I'd July -. -.
lste. v-s records ~ ne once - ~ "
AmoueI ou;sian5 re- of TO isss- o. the .s's .. -,
Jsussry sf' AZ ?esracords " is's ~Tce H7Vo'" ny
Toe. .......................s 2sTs $50 81
U-aa.i rarc-ie- rct-s 10 - ian = 81 be A.
rauntirs ,fi~-rs @ which 500 . urder ssts
rrt-- 90 ~ July f.s6; q go uni-r aet OF
t-y.,y 80 Z 20 0s
To. .........................sl 10 5a 81
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw.YoRS......Soy. ,
Arrived.

Psr,s; -h2 n.rcsshr- Horsy L.rs"- - ? r"- - p
r..- a. fi, s---s- Fss-<nrss-. o le'a COZ
sfe Wst,n. s.-t-t ~ :, nrntsco y a.f. 49,
~ $500 Horn r. 80 Han oart >osns
80 "a. lit. 20
srs vs.,rs. 10. C-.rrsf.s A. Caaa q
Pa - Aris Fais - 10 ss~r- L.'
o. - ecr
srg s.ra 81 srth, ss.t nd. 81 - Ps''sns-H O.
Net ra~ry Src'h.r
schr 6-org. gs-scs. Ms. Fhias y.
s,hrF Rs1st, B-fr- >.-c-ra NC H. lsvs si1r.- B. \
srhf N-ttn- s-iiih. Fvuoafh. Nc. 81 o. rC--
shr.sh-a VA. Coarse >ra1sNonash VI t. "a
SIR J.ns. Rss-- ~ o. - a O.. rosI
~, Naess-s NcSsn P--rs,sfs =. nii-s o. ; b-l.sf
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Paasenxers Arrived

,f S'',--g,-- 49, r. : Rood q Nss.-,1 =. W..
=, of 80. W. ~ l "a ~ "a. Pes d" 40 a.,
.. =, " - ysr,-., ,, Fs,c, Va R-1.srissf ~ W"
y,-.-.- D.. ~ y A Ts.msa. g. NJ Fo.r.o - ..
-. a.. q y kl,-or OF LnDso.. NJ ktoil ~ - =
- .. 80 =, ". q. - o.. VT &c., 81
I,.sc- ..a 4 nosss-cu. o.. ! Dor,s-ea A. ss -
= s-cE Rs.e - ~. Ma a. ~. u Rsch, - 20
So NINA Fra Marc a. Artasf srsins v -
-. Al. Tc.os-ud. 30. pr Rttsr q fsnsi " a
o. S---.s1. ~ Asrcf 20 ~iofs 8"
yr-+, d sar 10 Il Cor E1tas-fA ssf'sf q - ~
L.. s.rr.s u So :. hes.ea o - 80 - 'ssIat
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OFF.cE 20 Tss CoEsIssIOsEEs - ENlGsArfcz
NE~- foaK NJ J ls4s
- tAE.iD PRDPD- Nil - r--rts 80 Al q

-COcee z1a4 a. Hoca &C rs1b-sday re stn istt for
o. 10 grs H- asrin- ho.pta-, Staten is1ld Ard Eli-
srans H-tss-. Wagds Is.cr win ff-s. Meat Srr SFt-
10 " 10 iOls.ts. s5--ltcxCOos, III.
.1o-.1ers trin q S1cs-ss, Shoie seeas oaUoc VI
L-ss. rr.. cat rc1cd q C0fnod B-ef-Psses, Save 4.
.n1 sTsscs kSEst 5s-f-CSzcss. siI nbs 0n Beef
sie-s--srlO,o. ChGek sno Road Scins esea Legs
POrs. Lana Aalis1 .La YEA
?. snOve 70 Dc g. q prime glsnfy s-iv,red In
go Ter a. -, icsu luoEs csfn~c a. re u The
Cal-,clF, h- 70 cave ne q 10 employed
= - Comnissor=es sn--sysE s1- nay &c syzi 81 10
dari-- t-s rsE..F I7Ds sSE
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- Urtsl So e.s. Sc a-fs-a. 49, 80
In raj sos'cn. 80 % rur hrr q, -
psss@ Sst-a sri ca. -nc- u - on. ass
-, 4
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California EmiGranfs A..
IN Ons ARA from S--bu1port Oct 81. 'o- Ser

n oTs ara from A-~oGTy79r- Oct Vi To- -er
Fr.ae.seo
I.e. y 90 a.. -. - 50. !s'e.'-. = 'sl.
= Fis1.r ~1s> l--, Va " s-,r;h. tlsrss.. L.
cord. D., s.s va s.r.i. ~,ts. srcs- y sHtl 10
oarea N--sari - " Ca - % tsor.fs cf--
" taa a. lot, Joha ol',,s Asr.. Hlltas',f
W. C1'.. J9.u soru ~ ''--sr, hra'rs 0-.f ucs
Oa---r 49, C40.-r a sszt rE-7u I4co1 6os-a 1r
~ L-.s caa' g. ~ -, Or. d. Az.s.s-'' - c.
Ps CO ps,s "a ss-,.-1 H-ury F-sr -.-r- j.
= 600. -, ,--,- s..sr !" y : - = NJ,
,-,al- -ss-z-aa Ls-. e HaTsaI po--nr L s-si--
60 " stt., sar s-f-. :. Ei.-s- %. A2a.'-f %.
ca-r. . Js-'s weo4a4 Ns-- rst.a, J.' h-.i--
rnruih Gs1 90 Il M--rl. CO C-s-e-f ga as Pfs
- e tpts--'-i se--f- Hltla-.sz . ssts4 or--s'
: >--ss = iP'-.- ,--ns~ sytai - = go. - =
-. Do e. s4=gsaa Js-.l- - Sass 80 a.
= u Car Mac sac " \ Flrr1E. o. sssz-lls
II BARK DeissSs-, r-m al River, Oct % Ior san
Srsoes.co
.tsP-.. Cs-aa. 81 I.aatla Aa-rr ksaes-i-f s.e ~
L. coGs ~ so sro-s- :. wss.Par = VICE.
esir Cos rsa.t.. - -sr s;s~.ss a. Frs-assat
r,z-'r- gs--th Cro,s v co=stl b. FER Al
TIu-,ssi W s..-sy y rso-s. o. rsststs-
s-rs-, 49, - Jao-. rs-asa. ,>.z-ai q cIruea
stsT. Rs.s To- L. 6-af9 sss--. La Pa Ca
-. si.ss s..s. va Essi.ss.s- j.. i-s'e5
Sc s-urs- sasa--i $780, fss---7 ~ Pfr n
DssiSs Jsz.s soo-s Tr.es q p sa4zi 5us-5
Lea soss., o. sn1s--.--s o sstas-y sseh--
80 % "-yr ,sss sea- r. B'1-n o. L~it- tslaT
Es1. ci Fss--cssts as Ls-slr. o asa1SstA
Ia bark Aneries. from B.,a. Nov. !, Tor California
OHt y s-.-s-. sSo.as $50 !.1-l 49, Z. w.
- .s--.I 49,, Esssr; Pa "a =, ~. = - y
-. a. ~ rSarOSs, 49, Haru-s 81 s.an
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WANTS.


WANTkD--A cl-rE ~ DO 10 sccaatnpd Eiin ghs iaes
w s1d ~. rcidsTy laf-. Appy Ls.~-~a ? and 2 p
u n PETER ROBERTS, 20 s:osawsy L2sr-
CLERK WASTED-Wsated q yoeaS na.n 49,
- 200. u ~ bookstore U1er-epuSa.his fsfs-,nr,s
fsg1irsd- Aatssss Sbfopc.ls, rnbaBs CHe- NJ u.
1 ITERAkt ENGAGEMENT WANTElI-ay
~. MAC --rxsd s-otl-nsn of anexesSaossbs chs. A..
oaoiirsuoo, Tgto, ia Q f4sally Ys~nnis.y sno1s
nee! = 20 primary consideration. Address Addsor
y Us D---e IS n
hEWAkO.-Lost % MoaeAy ight sosng from
GO cofnsf y Sssirs ard Grand sis coss Centre
" rHtf2S and flIion-st STsE ne Fat0n Ferry T.
iess - bfookiJny small u 40 v..us w n. ha1sr
Ta- sGss, specially r.vues.es I. ,sv ~ oox st
I11 - -gsl.sg "a Above reward q az
{ sRRwARD-A PAN Losr-L,., 10 g,o.a-.y
Y"b>s~e- cen As,oF place ard DGsn- g; Oh Friday tse
"a insl oor contsig.rg ys1.oe fsa panied on sid
Y ts 9d 81 ard with ornsssned stiofs The above
$500 vi ne cad or tbs fan No l35 2si AZ ns 81
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pORrRA ALLURE.
HENRY pETERs s.OAH,

~ BeEs 20 Inform his friends. mat ks will Tor
.hs f-fo, devote lie slisntoe sntey Portrait Paat
ing Those who desire excslIeui rSfss u Ar Of TIE
stad's o. Frsnshnn door from Broadway. % ilaeod'
Wigs and Tcupeev.-BsrcsKLoEs ceisbrsisd
"is Factory 10 a. Nslst. where 81 a. uns. eau -
hulG ne srgest sssorts-nt city Strangers sne
axen- should call and !Goge for themselves 0sfore puF.
en-slnz e.sevhey-. BATcsELOks nevly invented W 20
Obtained silver sssds 81 the Isir u tic Inst-
n'r Cow ~ as1r-ss nyi5 MWLsr
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Cu - - oct ct 81 a. = g. brg w.sos r. ST.
.n aracr.s- --i 80 br.s-v s % sfsr 'Fsf,
hIrnf tn 80 49, sss A. b.
.-r,- sae-i -. -. rs - 'n ssrs .i
f---- s,P-z-,s seat lsl tan. nlrss7.
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orrrcr FoR roRErsN PArEHrs.

fftNL fVh fOHL4VN FAIkdIS.
fS|tSriOSs ARE SECURED BY Letters P.lsui Ia
Gf-.L 5nsn France AID a. othsr pars u EarOcs D.,
.1s szoscrs-r via c-rta;rry sr1 f.5s.h. inE-cnrs
.1c Qzl-Ts intending - Oblain P.xc-< .5r5ss Z, o
~Arsc 1aA- her nsenuOrs yabc 1uul heir ~.
rszz-..-Ea are completed J r. PIRssOS
ca i9tsoG- W.ILu
DiTsST AGENCY oFPfCE-Fc- I.si1E o., Ca
Ients ~ a-~ a. -s-fi f-cov-r-s river uocs ira
nsr;a ssrs ke a. 50 Broadway, opposb- CRY Hal
prsvs1gs tc neatly exerubec
% Dvssd' c. Z sAA2irf, ASssi saa C. Eaxlnssr.
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Ell. &R.

0.tIi ats e. e. - hug We've .r'm Ma 90 hs'f-
O- 81 - u.s. r. srs stsrasois-.. esar- ~ Lond"-
0t5. It rs 10 -, Al ~ts,. of c,ic'u' ls'
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BUsSyARf.-THe ooo,. bla-kias sio9, SCI Pearl
~ss fHdsy aisei roooea q lsrzs nsnoe- Of -
siseksS ss0s deposited tssEs tor SosAlss No ARES,
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~ Aaerican Insrtrnie-I9t ANNUAL FAIR 49,
Al P-fscns having accounts against he lzt- Far
guessed 70 prrsoai tnem for immediate settlement at he
phce ~ the Iasdtute, 81 BToadwsJ 81 order OF lie
finAnee Ccumine-
ASA Wa EBBlT Chairman
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PORTRAITURE.

u MIR. Dew1hrt o-ss save respectfully ~ inform
as fTeEds public ihs' be has returned from
N ma COUNTRY AID opened his SUD- 80 Broad wsy
-h7,e - ~1l be happy 10 receive orders for portraits Ia
MA elegant syls ~ cser coiors re. 10 0i IN cor
recgness u seoess NJ viii eAvs Lis picture, speak
FOR themselves Specimens may bs seen 81 ihs well
known store OF Mes0s. Williams 3 eyons IS Broad.
way or 10 his studio beirs 10 possessioa u choice
collection Of originals, Mr. D. has begun NV. lessons
10 Drawing and fsisng, snt would BE- happy
lsw more 1Qpl az 81
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a. BANGING AND WALKING ACADEMY.
- = SSE~To-sS-sasA AL SO fERFLAO- t-sie-
ne elsss Of u eanssc.ys AM ssz-e.ys ss- foEuicz
~ 0-~ e.ss-s isf yoSog is1,-s al Dss;eFs % &C.
a.. arc r-zrscays - 81 sni for ssul--. Z
1g, A. a oe.oea Pnss.< s0-sss VII Svsc - nsaA
- Iwsee'
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pROApWAY LECrURE.KOOri- oocorl

EBNeW I OfE Hoo -NsFTF Eti0Fl FsTrIt fr01 n
ySz paper 70 let - ~so E1sh 20 Ocrupy Lc
1fe~fOo Z - -y b0th - rs-pcts loca.lsu .n3
100 for ea=y 'p-skios anl -zrsry iDoE his
osfof- isklIs s.se-1ers / 11ierslznc he rent J,
yerE r-s.lnaa--. u. srrsss % q. A.
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Ikt NJ hhbh ISL NN'SttVA s.'FsS-s
toIua that Mr. and Mrs Charles Smith cane - iscif
death by violence, At tie hands 81 p-rsoE' unAno" S
The bodies hsi evidently boeI drs~u u tbs sPoi ffen
the place where 'aey 6sd been siioe ana the lns'fa
lneat mae aSvs been a. AK CT come hessy Sruee
Tneir sSsonee WAS hst discoveries oS zee Fv ~ -
snpplei 'he s,ea '.'N ano Ia .,.nsi, =. ~
o.e hst ~ -. ~ -. ~, = ,,,v o,.4-,
Wv t ~ 80 r. -; 49,. ni.sser sod 4
ms w - - -, ,h., r. Al 80 ri ms. re-
mus as'S go, -, Te - = r-,sio.sr 90 ~.
SsNe s, ~ ~ 49,. -. h,.n hrcp.
- IT, - ..,-,. ~. ,n.kiur for the iegacii.
go s , - - ,o,,r.tll,s ,S.,a ioul murders
/, 800. fr,, mi rno,tera examination that Nrs
nsptes4s isVs" ~ -" N,h,~A "a, tx.
. - So y -. p.vsr R.si.,sr y,
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Noii,1-ia Pursuance Ut 81 0fi-f ni snirs~ hfg- D.
~ 80, snnusstr of t- County o kns. cofa- hif- .
n q, persona haynr ei,an- .s.-t jobs FRsDEhlch Siht
sts - ne Cts OF Ro0sya kfs. Cog0iy DO ssssd p'' 10
Nth mo vouchers s,.o Peter shaptsf Jsf -'H's
fogais hs ne Cy Hal d Tho $50 ,v u sf0osr ~ -
for- "a eighth day oi soys.aosr, 1893 May s. is+9
lsNtu- RACHEL DAr Adnn-rfrr O.
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y NV YORK sUPhgHE CDUFI -gao,h H,ao. ss.iss.
Lac .n3 William u y--i-sy--r sunnon, 81 40
GEnd N c1rt,s,, TO \. .. itsE snd NM NANOkRFnt
ffpifss 5f- Ys hereby sYnWat-i "a answer ~ 90
p,u' az th. s,tan n-d m the ~ ol u- css ct IL o. 80
County 81 No. f9rs - rnD-f 10 istl ct -ri 'sss
.sTet ppOn )Dn, sli s-ffs c'2Y - slf
10 10 Bu,dsay tas CHy snt STATE Of N-e fofs Tr 80
ds,' s'-f - saves ref-f 4sEs ~ ~ ~ 81 sth f
en- y'u fs . h- c'e,a' si-fss., he f,a.
isss lg1Lr-r pr ~ - $50 hsfs.t sn ~ "a
1877 'h- o t1Jl ~. sfh a.rs,t 'fcm he ga a.
p1 lat,. b-.0s ina ~ z,tpI D,tai ssg 1.s y
let- 'oi iasd- OCDRJfF GOODMAN. s,ufis A sr.'
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II ftRsUA>CE 81 oftsf Of tie surngss ct The Coz1
I'ss ross. aotF- h-rrbv gToa o. al p.uons hsTs st
sEArst JOSEPH HDEIOr, OF ia t,iy Df Nes lon 90
C-ssst v th-s-sf - sstfl
stths s--nes - Jn. sn Tn, - 0i ffsst. ~ CO
Nsz foe. hsiifs fAs t08fh 3ay " A1n ts.
hsS fort ,o'h DAY 4 % 'sb.r ists
JOHs G HORTON. AJmsnst,sss
II. n.y.. a L.. LIZ.
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II PURSUANCE 81 N sfss Of TIE ssfngsts Of hs Cosy
ihar Tod uo.s bsssby s-r i0 40 psfsoss tafg e'if,
ss-at .AugL hACkENlE is's otbs Guy Of w. Tlf c'a
20 he Z Army o. -sssd y pfssl VII sogras'
ne W bs ssDsct-r AZ osc- No u BrsiTy "a h CO D.
fs brf hs a. n !sgusy nsTtpsis'
pa ia-sals JOsEPHF RTssEIL EI.as,
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W hating.
Foreign Ports.

- o.. 81 ~. o., 81. - an. p,n.a p. :. -,
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'f'HF NkW YORK CHEMICAL MAINTAINING Coz
fANY (od ,teucsl hsrs lf'ts- - i-fsty 90 .i
y-s, ~ be .Uh "a ~ Isnf1sr ,aJ
~ jls F-t py uv sp'sif e H tsf tei fstsf
frf'-- ,r - betstt ons cfs0f' ed teaho..s ~ nf1
nefssf Duk ad.n to h.sl cnss In m
rfy county tnfg BE.
CLAIMS demands ne Bsrs ru4nsssl
fi iful's1t NJ
e.. C,y of Nv tur. Oi.s boar. iron u, oss -1,s
| lgH-f ~. i-fl.
w T. NocOUs GORGE JONEs,
IsAAC JONES A GORDON hAMYERsIY Il.,is,i
No-Es TUCkER DEo. u 0iLBEkT
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-02
From the ST, Louis New Era, ~ ut
MISSOURI FARMING LANDS.

ST. LOUIS county has been much over
looked by persons DESTROYS Of purchasing
land For agricultural and horticultural
purposes, land near TO ST. Louis must be-
come exceedingly valuable, and in no place
can persons I'LL and improve the soil more
adyantagcously The reads contemplated
through different parts OF this county will
render farms more desirable and profitable
and viii probably induce much more dense
settlement OF the agricultural lands.
ST. Louis county could now very prohta-
biz sustain population fge-foid greater
than It's present number engaged in agricul-
ture aud we know OF no good reason why
there should not be large increase In
every portion Of the country there is mech
land that is unchltivated. There are many
fine localities for orchards, nurseries, gar
dens, and diaries, which might be very ad-
yantageously improved and occupied by
persons who are well acquainted with those
branches Of business. On the river bottoms,
Oh the creeks and on The uplands there IS
much good land, and its proximity to the
city would enable the cvltvator to dispose
Of all his crops on the most advantageous
terms The ST Louis markets would ena-
bic the farmer TO receive the highest prices
lor his crops, vegetables and fruits Of every
kind, and the leading roads will soon enable
him TO sell the same early in the season OF to
retain them till the middle Of winter and
thus he may be enabled to secure the high
est prices A large amount Of good land
now lying idle ought 10 be fenced, cleared,
and improved
Persons seeking lol farms on which 10 set
tie, should look at the lands on The leading
roads Of the county aud on the river, at the
lands neor 10 tlorisani, those opposite to St
Charles, the lands on the Merrimac, Gfa-
vois, Wildhorse, Bonhomme, and Coldwa-
ter, and The landa IN the central and western
townships Of the county A small farm well
cultivated near 81 Louis would be far more
profitable than large farm FAT IRON market
The farmer near 10 81 Louis can sell many
| articles IN market that ore entirely lost 10 he
farmer in tie interior, and he will generally
be able 10 obtain the highest prices IN cash
iol every thing he raises
Many persons seeking land pass through
81 LOUIS county, because they are not in
formed as TO extent, location, and value oil
the lands Of this county There is much
prairie and timber, and even the poor lands
may be improved 50 as 10 become produc-
tive. The general cultivation and improve
ment of the lands Of the county would be
beneficial to the people Of the city, and those
proprietors do public injury who hold up
good lands and prevent them from being
used fol agricultural purposes.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-02

II is now about two months since Con-
gress directed the striking Of One Dollar
Gold Coins at the U. s. Mint; yet, up 10
this moment, not one such coin,. 50 far as we
can learn, has made its appearance, Inc
officers Of the Chief among our four MINIS
pretend to be getting the dies ready but
they make wretchedly slow business Of il,
and il is notorious that they in their wisdom
have decided the act of Congress an unwlse
one, and the Gold Dollar a sort Of coin "not
lit 10 be made" Whereupon they are hang
ing back as stubbornly as possible, calcta-
ting that there will soon be food Of gold IA
from California which viii keep them busy
coming in the old way and afford good ex-
cuse for coming as few Gold Dollars as pos
siblc.
Such, from all we can gather, IS the dis
position which controls the managers OF the
Mint at Philadelphia and we respectfully
request die President 10 inquire searehingy
into the facts, and ilthey prove substantially
is above stated, 10 remove every officer d
the Mint engaged in or cohnlylng at this
contumacy. II was bad enough when . des-
potc President assumed to execute OF nullIiv
the laws Of the lanl according to his jaig-
ment ofiheir constimtionality and fitness; but
to have such job undertaken By third-rate
subalterns is really passing the tolerable
bounds Of Official impudence.
II is not many years since a great party
was Frustrated in this State, and perhaps
others, in good part because Of its hog-head-
ed obstinacy in refusing to lei the people use
small Bank Bills OF not as they should tlhnk
proper Whoever shall undertake like
operation with regard 10 small gold coin will
be very likely 10 tall into The same category
Let US have Gold Dollars, Silver Dollars,
aud Paper Dollars, and let public conveni-
ence determine which shall be used or what
proportion Of each. We like them all, and
do mol believe either ale likely to become
too abundant. ii the Gold Dollars prove a
nuisance, either from the facility and prolu-
sion OF counterleits, OF from their mnuteness,
or from then resemblance at night TO silver
sixpences or half dimes,i il will be very easy
TO disuse them and let them 60 back TO the
Mint tor recoinage into larger pieces. we
believe in no such bugbears, and il will be
labor lost to attempt 10 difuse belief in
them, unless by actual experience Let rs
try the Gold Dollar ~ Y Tribune,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-02

iMroRrAHr DGcisIoS BY Jupas Woodbury.. -
About veal ago, says the Portland Argus valu-
able seizure oI smupgled brandy was made In I'll 9
riiy. The Inspectors Of the Customs who discov.
cred thd article fled a claim In the United States
District Conr o THE district for one fourth Of the
net awaits 40 ilfotmers
The claim by order OF the First Conlptroei Of
The Treasury, resisted by the Collector aud Sur.
veyor Judge Ware, however, decided Thai they
were entitled
Under Instructions as we are informed. an appeal
was taken 10 The United Saies Circuit Court, and
last Monday, Judge Woodbury. delivered an elabo
rate opinion. lie decided that Inspectors Of the
Revenue Were entitled as inJorm6rS 10 one fourth OF
the seizures discorsred by them.
The effect will be'io make the Office Of Inspector
In such ports Bosion, New York, Philadelphia,
aud New Odeans the most lucrative and desirable
gil ia The United States.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-02

REndSATIoSs or AMY OrrIcERs.--We learn
thai Major Daniel L.. McPhai and Surgeon Leon
ard G. Nc pha both Of this city, have resigned their
commiasions In the United Siates Army. These
two promising officers served faithfully throughout
mud honor 10 their county, and retire 10 the pursuits
Of private lie with the respect and confidence Of
their fellow officers web their numerous friends
10 this city. They may congratulate themselves, "
In their new and future careers, they shall reap
much honor and fame as they have done while 10
the service al their country. They have our best
Wishes 10, their lntuis success In life. We believe
hey intend taking up Their residence In New York.
Bait Clipper.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-02

IN virtue u wr of 6sn aclaa SIRE aeian under The
lien law, issued RON the Clerks Oirt az Tho District 81
Columbia for the county d Washington and direct
ed shall expose 10 pnbr rale for each, "Wednesday
HE 10Th day Of January next the oniof The C0urihou1e
door 81 said county, ai v O'clock NJ The following prop
erty viz FIVE twoftory and aiic frame dw Yelling hoitsf
Square No 3ds IN the city % Washington seIxeda and ev
upon ne the property o Sylvana Holmer and sold % 81
isiy Iadeias No ~ March M iap IN favor d uys
see Ward ROBERT WALLACE,
dec 70 Marslaiofthe District Of Columbia
Piled with WIN be esold and sale ipke place on the yh
day Of May next ~ iht same plsee af Y ,cinck
n~H Y ,Tl ROBERT WALLACE,
az l0-ds Marshal ofue District " Couuoia.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-02
II J SreKLE, Esq, p. NJ

NoMIpATloN OF GovfRNoR NfuL S.
EKowE ~ The Tennessee Wing State Con
yentiou net Oh Monday The Gazette
Jays that there was but one sentiment
amongst tie delegates, and that was for the
DENOMINATION of Gov Neil s. Brown.
lie was accordingly, by the unanimous vote
OF the Convention, selected to bear the
Wing standard to victory in the ensuing
canvass Al the instance oi the Conyen-
ton, Gov Brown appeared and responded
to The nomination IN speech Of some length
L0uisrilIe Coy,jpr