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Eli.ba Dospe John 3 Smith, Lewis Beach. B.pjsmin
Mslfsd, Of New Bedford; Henry Woodruff, Barnard
Smith. OF New York; W Rogers, Charles p. Max
srson, George w Bsarse Leonard r. Chas, Of Cotuit
Point Abper Potter, Of Wsstport. Menbers Of the
Msper Brownsil, Edward HELEN, Henry Dyrs, Samuel
MeKepxie, Thomas d. Kempton, Peter Nelson, Henry
T. Davis, Charles Simmons, John B. Burrell Of New
Bedford; John Tsber Charles O. rillton Jsmss NJ
Thltop, Of Fsirhsven. Belle Company: Archibald
Ward, Nathan Johpson, Bspjamin ohuson, George !.
Page. George Bailey, Noah White, Gilbert Carter, PHI
lip Porter. Wn. Winston, Bebjsmin Grape, Albert q.
Fianhin Of New Bedford. Granite Stats Company:
J. F. Reed, ef woburu, Mass George +. Jones, Of
benjamin. N Beedeli, OF Bath, N H; Aiphonso M
Fsrpsworth, Of Ware, N. Davis Trov bridge, Of
Newton. Mass: orvii Buck Of Boston; Mosss II. fiel
ssa Of Lisbon. N H. George Sever, George Sever Je
John KiBg, Charles Russell. WIN Persmore, Charles
Davis David Ls~dsn, Frederick Ricks,son, William
weloh, James Ricketson jacob Smith, Simeon 2.
Little, James C. Negus OF New BEDFORD Isaac II.
Potter, OF Jamestown, r. I: Andrew Allen. Of o a
Cambridge; Thomas 3; Masury, Of Salem; rslss l..
Thurston, Of Portsmouth. r. Total, co.
MISSOURI.
The St Louis DAILY Organ, OF the 22d ult., says;
The steamer Alphonse de Lamartne, which ar
rived yesterday from New Orleans, brought up
ninety-eRht cabin passengers, OF whom the fol-
lowing are bound Tor California.
A. Jopes, d F. snysr w p. Jackson, s. Jones, A.
Harper. E. Garrison, Of Georgia Kirk, offs G /;
rspy. L Philips, and r Hsro.sdes, OF Elori-
o. Nicely, Green womsek, T. J. Cook, and J. L. tn
nsn, Of Brandon, Mise
Inc 81. Louis Era, oil the Ed ult., says Inc
etc amer Consignee, from Pittsburgh, reached here
this morning, having on board q company Of Cali
MIA. emigrants, numbering z9l men, with their
mules, wagons, and every thing necessary for the
Trip across the Plans. The Ccns,gnee was char
tered by the company at Pittsburgh, to carry them
through to St Joseph, and brought no other freight
The Chicago Journal, OF the 26th Of March
says,-We learn BY a &c nteman from st Louis
that the road fairly lined with teams for Callfor
MIA. Many Of the sdventurers. however, having
exhausted their money. and becoming discouraged
by the state Of the roads, are selling their teams
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Court Caisn dar-rhss Day,

Cenxss PLsAs, Part l. l2s l25, i27. i2o, lat. lsa
1856, 1877, lSe l4t. 1<3 las l47, lac, lsl PArt 80
-, 70, 80 Ae+, 50, ~ 50 s., 20 %, ~, %
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-28

In one ofthe counties of Kentucky
some Of the voters have addressed a
series oEquestions to one oftheircan-
didatcs for the Legislature, among
which are the following
Arc You in favor of the next war
Do You believe the Irish came o.
yer in the same boat with Noah?
DO you believe Ewes eating the
forbidden fsuit caused the knot in a
mans neck called Adams apple?
Arc you "gradual imagination
list ?"
Do You liquor?
If elected do you pledge yourself
not to go to Frankfort?
Not being caucused on, do you
pledge yourself not 10 be caucusct
of--but run until the "last day il
the evening"-going through the
polls like "dosc of salts"
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female Bcdvty.-Thc Lynn Pr
oneer informs us that English wo.
men DO not marry so soon as the
American and DR.. johnson, of the
Mcdico Chirgical Review, tells us
that 'lor every month woman
Spends in the married state during
the third septcnniad, year will be
taken from the duration Of her beauty
and'pcrsonal attraction
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sS-l'isrihrI.!,ip

r 3 HE wdcrigu'd have this day iomyl co.
Il partnership, under lhr firm of Ioins'ou y
: CluTRua2 for the purpose of caryugoutha
Storage, Forwarding and Commission bushes. ~
this pHcc. They have leased thr v,rr huu-a tor.
merry occupied by lfaiIsr ant Viri Eag, on the
mann crnai, nj The bridge, and would solicit cun.iu.
uauce ct the liberal patronage extended To the old
firm. INo. Y lunVsray
AUG 81 5.3m f. r.. CuREr,'p.
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OWN 20 tho trHgj success .!ul mmens" -0lr o
d. Townsend SUugpB.,n unuHlDr o., men wh.
were luwrr.y our agents, luVtcomWcurni nlUun
srra,ylulA rNmce, ,IErs, htcfs, extract, uI sol.
low dagA, sc. They EtDrmlyul tup,uthc sWn
shipped bottles, and some OF them have stole ul con.
lgi our udvcrtncmcilts they are only wur,hya mi.
wton, aud should hr avoided
Principle Office, l5j FuLruS street. Sun Bihng
y y Bedding y Co, State street Baton.
Dyou \ Sons, &nodh second street, Phi.a lepha,
; :, lance, Druggist, Baltimore, I. VI Cohen
Chnrleslon, Wright u Co, Chnrtrrs street, H. q.
l0j south Pearl street. Ahunyi and by all the prin-
cipc druggists nnd merchants generally throughout
the United States, lVcst lndns and the Canndhs.
G.. l.. TilOMPSOF, Agent,
ruly l3'i9.-ly Ottawa, III.
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nlc0icinss.
Cr. = . ~ NS.:N DIS
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
= 4 |. 4 !.IiE. 4.

Sr. 80 NS..y
COMPOUND EXTRACT or
9 % y rs nu,
~ a Ii ~ Il "a 4 "a L. i
Noa Pa lHi G'sSsHc of Ire .!gc-T The most or
iriartH0fB NrtsciHs il NE World,
I..s Extract E yEf Hf 90 Quart fJtiicS; = IS So
La.s cheaper, u'sntHier, and ,rFrrgHir} suYr-
Ga. tDeEsSttH irgrcS wIttJri ro1'trg, Hfl-
--r s...a.s,.-, 20. q .s.,.Ltfs tlr Patient
-,vlIser.ar l..at, ANA sa9.I.o..tyoJih. S7r,r9a-
E.Iu,,rul.u..rImr.',. ..s. tAgiNh..- j. e.
..,,..f..r f.r5. II Il,. ..ar..i.s 's. body. Is
one ..tlr ,.N. h-, N.r... amt .l.s.r 1t,f.
r.l',.,., SHOWN. .ruu. uuy pm,it. .n. SSH. sr.-
I,.l .n. r..u. .ya- tlr l.r-on, lu' .g. .,-r
E... .." oaait rrua .r I-#., BY u' ..H
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,'-'-. "' cast '',"' W''' '''. 'l.'.d, D., ".'.,.
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h.. .. ,"" p3-. ..-v.'s.
L.'N r...slf Ga-rd N,i.aeg ai i-Gatet Nsr-
,.N Earrsy
N.lru..nuls S..oplI. Ia .l.ylrlratr-. d.. WHO'D,
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h.ANn ZOE GALE.

TITLE seq sec 81 town 80 range cast; nwq sec
% town 80 n range e.: wh swq see 81 a3nr2 e ;
oh neq sec - 30 % - e. These land. embrace
some OF the most valuable coal banks in the county,
good wltcy timber, prairie, aud farm Of 60 acres
with ordinary Improvements Tenn easy Apply
To Joseph Reynolds near the premises or to the sub
acrher at Ottawa np21 " H. l., WALLACE
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= U ~ 1'''HIVW'HFY FIiIN'ENIlr:
DH Professor T. Il Perkins, Of tie Ncir York
ID Normal SciO9' the best Arithmetic IN use
THIS worl has been adopted as the text book In
The CHICAGO city schools and has from the best
sources, HIGH g.comm,Ddutiu
Teachers are invited locxamuci'
For sol. Jy the quantity or siu1.y BY
\. II. < c. hurley i22 Lake ~ Ch1aro
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Eyia'e nj B1:el IE,nify. decR.

FNtN " IJI-tI F!'IWttI, UFTN
v Office thereby gwen tu 0.. persons hayng
claims aT,u-. .la estate of Sg=c' HpHisr
l. late OF la-atle county, deed. lu present the
same tor the probate court IT sand roun-
", az Ottawa ata regular term 10 b.. holden ON the
first Monday of NoycMhyrU.Et
sept T. lslg-7-Gt SETH FIREMAN., Adm'r.
Estate Of Chester .N20R, deceased.
liz persons having c.0u- against the estate OF
y Chester Moon, drcaI.'t. .g'r Of Nuu-. GruIv
county, Illinois, u-r hereby notified and requested Ia
present the lmr with proof for adjustment, br. re-
lhr probate court " Said county. IN Nouis on the
lirsi Monday 10 Nuyrwgcr, 1873
sept -. Gr1, w ARMSTRONG, iluiBisfr.
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Dl>.nll,tinnur pa,ts,rr.l,io,

= 4 NHE partnership iounnty csisunq under the
il hmut Walker * HrkIur. iu the storage
II anal forwarding business is th.s day dissolved
by limitation. G. T.. WALEER
NM NcKLtNG,
pp,y, N,, ,o,sio JNo i. JOHNSTON
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Canton Tea Comnanv,

q L:THONPSON igeHi for the Canton Ten
VI. Company, New York ha- u.trccciveda fresh
aud fol- atsortmcnt OF TEA Please call utthc store
cnst side Of the Court house, and rvnmne the sock
TIE Canton Tea CgiRr,pY hls been popularity
known lot many years This /, the oldest lea c-tnli.
luhmcnt in America, The public have chad mllprooI
ct Their integrity aud responsibility. and such has
been The great aud pressing demand for their Teas
OF laie lhli ihey have been obliged greatly to enlarge
their establishment,
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Removal !

~ l. THOMPSON hrs r'mcyc1hf Drag stare
II. to his ucwaui NON comm,lcus and com-
Portable building between R,ddcl- block aud the
City Hotel, where h. will be hnppy to Wait on all
old mud lots OF new iricn1a aux rs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-28

RcyC Cook. 0iiajsd, u \ Gooiing, " n. Oiiairo
y Kelly Rev \ Day. Lisboa
g W BasctL" a" \ Gould, 7rou Gyarr.
VI, liowcn u Collins. Esq. Chicago
=, JilHhN Mrs y Bradley Bur0n
Hon W Rcdllck, Dr.. Clark. BsloR
!. oigeNcr va, " Rev WIN !, pcnrsoua, M
& u Norris, Esq " iroiice. MS
Ottawa, Aug. 81. 1870 ..9w
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i'VuE~! 'nflN t'NlN
1 Superior 10, " . AMI panel Dhout; uso o, VI
A excellent cash, tor sale low TO coac consign.
mcn,. l,nyi WALKER X llicKtiNG.
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proved most profitable
rincipally in the hl
capitalists, they empN
sand miners, tie wants
vide, for the small !
greatest Of all protes)
cnnranninnnIs a hn,nX
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-19
MAILS FOR EUR OPE,
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The American mail steamship Washington, Captain
Floyd will leave this port tomorrow, for Southampton
land Bremen and the British mail steamer America,
Captain Stone, will leave Boston en- Wednesday, for
Halifax and Liverpool.
The mails Of the Washington will close In this city
Ut hafpsst twelve O'Clock, and thos Of the America
1t half-psst three O'Clock, to morrow afternoon.
The Weekly Herald, printed in French and English
or circulation in Europe, will be published at ton
pollock to. morrow morning. in ample time to be for
Wardsd in the mails of either steamer This sheet will
,ontain ell the important and interesting intslli.
ssnoe that has been received In the last week from the
different points of this continent which will form an
excellent budget to send to the other side Of tho
Atlantic.
Single COPIES in wrappers, sixpenos annual SUBJ
|seripton, to include postage, 81 90.
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WASHINGTON, March IL, 1919.
The DOtngs of the Adr,,nastrafiow.

Ae AOtugS OF Tue dunftUfSTQltON.
Steady is the word. "Slow and cure go far in
day" Nothing has been done as yet to excite
alarm-nothlng to awaken apprehensions of
sweeping system of prescription. The nomina.
tons made are to fill the places of gentlemen
whose commissions expire, with one or two ex-
ceptioAs. Now, IN point of fact, the superseding
an Office holder when his commission expires ID
not removal, although the incumbent who goes
out and the office seeker who comes In must sus-
pect that it answers all the purposes OF removal
But still no complaint can be made If a wing
cabinet should prefer to give the new commission
to new man, IN every case In which the old
commission expires. This, we doubt not, they
Will do, unless the incumbent be good wing or q
harmless nentral-a man who has not mixed HIM
self up with the politicians of the day IN stumping
1t tor Cass during the late campaign. All OF
which Is perfectly fair, according TO the usages of
war.
The expiration of these commissions does not
apply to The clerks In the departments. They will
havs to be removed, to be displaced, "for none
die, and few resign 1t Is to these chaps that the
rule OF honesty" DC, must be made 10 apply.
But with all the good appointments, all those re-
qulrlng the action OF the Senate, and tor which a
commission OF four years is given, it ls only ne
Cessary to await It's expiration. When a vacancy
occurs TO be filled, and if the incumbent fails to
get new commission, he cannot complain that he
is removed, although he has TO go out.
Upon this plan, the course OF Gen Taylor and
the new cabinet is as plain as tow path they
have only to follow in the tracks of James X.
Polk and his cabinet; and the commissions of
their appontees expire, to put other men and good
wings IN their places.
You will Perceive that something is doing torNew
York ,land that the Taylor wings in that region have
a hearing IN the ehpucal saloon. at the White
House; while, as general rule, the original no
party Taylor men are standing without the ring.
among the outsiders, Indignant at the Ingrattude
of the men whom they were good enough to put
into power.
The Board of Mexican Commissioners Is not
satisfactory in the Senate. The Texans demand
a man from that State on the Board, because Of
the immense interests OF the people of Texas In
these Mexican claims to lands, &c, within their
State. Messrs. Evans, Smath,. and Payne are all
capable men but Texan is wanted on tho
Board, and II is probable that this reasonable
change will next week be made.
Owing to ihe hints glUn out by Old lack and
his cabinet, 70 say nothing of the gold d,gglngs,
the rage for Offices, thoagh perfect nu sance 10
not one-tensh what it would have been without
the gold mines, and with Henry Clay for Pfen-
dent. w.
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WASHINGTON, March IA, lsa9.

The Diplomatic Corps and Gfnerai TayLor.
The correspondent "B.," In giving, in his
communication of the 18th inst, a description of
the presentation OF the diplomatic body to the
President, has evidently taken from some con-
gresslonal directory the list he furnished OF that
body; among the ministers present ne omitted
Ne. Won Roenne, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Penipotentlary Of the Germanic con-
federated emplre, while he entities Mr. de Mac
T.. E. and NJ p; then, he gives the names OF sun
dry secretaries OF legation and attaches, who are no
lenger In the country; tor instance, Mr. bourman
and Mr. Tavira, OF the Spanish legauon-the hrst
has been substituted by Mr.. Bannelos as Secretary
of Legation; and Mr.. X. Reevado, from venezuela.
whom he says was present, was absent from tho
CITY. and think from the country:
Your said corresponds mt shows his ignorance OF
our diplomatic etiquette, by saying that Mr.. de Bo-
disco was absent on account OF the idea OF being
ut.ranked The Russian Minister was lndlspos-
ed as alse the first Secretary OF Legation, but Mr..
Exemar, the second Secretary, was present.
Mr.. de Bodlsco, by his rank OF Envoy Extraor'
binary and Minister Plenipstentiary, and the
length OF time he has been accredited to the
government in Washington, is the Dozen OF the
diplomatic body; not being present, Mr.. .Alvear.
who came next, spoke in the name OF his colleague.
That your correspondent is unacaualnled with
the members OF the diplomatic body, Is evident
from his mlstaking the Minister OF the German
empire, who was dressed In black, fort the hinis.ex
OF Portugal, who was In full uniform, WIN ali nus
orders and collars trust "B." Will eaooaV", w
be more correct next time. ~,
-FOUR core spondent" D., IN hisIeuer Oh the i''n
inst, published In yesterday paper, 10 also wrong
in stating that Mr.. Pakenham took rank Oh M ne'
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N AND HIs WIPE. A SITUATION
eOh SALE.

EN0R SALE-A LA R6C AANUFACTOsY. DRYING sHRDG
40 erected for dyeips and smashing hatters leather
-Four double cottage Houses and about seven
situated In the village Of westpor Fairfield county
ont The mandatory and cottages furnished With
usuble supply OF pure soft water The large
tended for two families and pleasantly situated
property las great advantage from supply Of pure
its being within ride Of the York and
on Properly or 70 e
ITO Water street
EoR SAILOR TO LET, ON soDERArE rERxs-A
first class throe attic bouss brown stsne
'front.' Madison between th 3st sress near
Madison SQUARE Ibe house repee with
front paror A feet deep with trust across the
CENTRE with tea Is feet The seooud story has four
fitted for conservatory The third stey four and tho
fifth five with pantres each floor house lie not
surpassed for elegance and any size north
oFourteenth tres be adjoining lot together one in the
rear, can be had with the house Inquire Of
WV q. CONNER, 20 Ann street. corner Of Nassau.
The premises can be BY calling at tho adjoining
FURNITURE SALEs.-TBE SUBSCRIBER WILL GIVE
his personal attention the sales Of at the red
eencs OF owners he will also receive hts tho
OF hVse wishing IT removed for the convenience sale
J. ". BROWN. Auctionser, Ma. lp2 Broadway.
CHAMOIs-A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF sNGLIsa CaA.
~ moisfor sale by ABRAHAM BELL son III Fulton ct
GRAPE vINEs-IsABELLAA AND CATAwBA- 5000 RI RER
" old 20 two old s0 year These vines
fine Alse extenve collection
Of the most select kindsHybrd Peretuai Bourbon Bengal
Tea, koette and Prairie Roses offer rsduood
prices on account OF cesirg bu'iness JAMES g. WEIR
Fsrise corner Of second avenue and Tweay eishth street.
n RAPE PRUNING-THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
~ calls the attention OF those who have vines this the
season Of the year to hsm for IL The
grapes will b. small and consequence the
vines bleed Trees and set Manure Also
for SALE Any orders left street. or 6 Wster
street. viii be punctuay attended to BY Rob
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movement Of the banks psrtsuisry; ana second, zoe
impossibility Of drawing outsiders into the street.
which compss the brokers to speculate with each other
to greater extent than suits the interests Of any
thsm The class Of operators which for
successful movement in the fanses, have during the
past three or four years been wary have given Wall
street wide berth have taken hold very cautiously
whenever they have tried their LUCK This has been
great Of ths united variations In the stock market
during the past hrse years. but the principal OF
the uniformity in prices lately, Is the existence and
operation Of the Independent treasury system which
has exerted such wonderful upon the move
ments Of the banks II to this more than anything
else that attribute the reduction of prices for all
securities to their actual value the restriction Of
public and private credits, and . uniformity In the
operations Of commerce before realized We do
not fnd now a. In years past any imitation In prices
for one OF our great staple products and depression
In snother-any great activity In article and in
activity in another-ths result entirely of spsouls
tive produce by an enormous expansion In the cur
rency; but We find steady movement in all the de-.
psrtments Of trade and healthy state Of things In
business generally Since tho adoption Of the ndspsn
dent treasury system, We have had Of those
ruinous fluctuations in prices for merchandise or for
stocks; and although the markets have been more or
less depressed has been the result Of causes origi
mating abroad, and entirely beyond oOntrsl This
system has tended much to moderate the disastrous
effect Of commercial and financial revulsions which
have been realised through connection with other
nations and the dependence placed upon foreign
markets.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for
the principal speculative stocks In this market for each
day of the past wee and at the close Of the week pre-
vious. 1t will be seen that prices have boon all tho
week steadily settling down.
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CON ERClAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.


Sunday, March 1876 p. M.
The stock market during the past week has been
more depressed than the events which have trsnspred
recently in the financial and commercial world have
warranted in anticipating. 1t is true the advance
in stocks generally, from government six per cents
down the most worthless fancy has been great not.
ithsandng, however, the recent depreciation prices
rule eight and ten per cent above those current Q
month two ago; but - the starting point was %
low, the improvement has not raised quotations to
level with that previous seasons The
extension Of the different railroads. the increase In
4he monthly receipts, and the improvement which has
been realised In the financial affairs Of ssch have had
no material influence upon their market value, and
most Of them selling at forty and fifty per cent
below prices realized years ago. when the companies
were apparently hopelessly bankrupt, and their A.
fairs wretchedly mismansged. At one time, within
The past four years, Harlem railroad stock sold
ct S8 per cent-it now soils ct 90. Long Isla nd
sold ct SIT now sells at 20. Reading railroad
ut 7o-it now sells At g. Within this period these
stocks have sold ct ten to fifteen per cent below pre-
sent prices. These fluctuations are pretty fair Illus
sraton Of the ups and downs in the stock market AID
show that the BEARS In the long rum have the sdvan
tags of the bulls. It requires large capital to bear
ctooks SUCCESSFULLY and for this reason the weak ope-
rstors-t those having small moans-are generally bulls
Oudsrs generahy specuiete Ior FISK, ana the result
H. they generally lose all the capital they take into
the street The changes In the market within the past
week or two are sufficient to convince any one that
the bulls in the face Of the most favorable cir
oumtanoes cannot sustain prices for any length
of time, or carry them up to any extent The time
has gone by when the fsncies be inflated fifteen and
twenty per cent in two three days and the have bulls
lost the opportunities they enjoyed for getting up
corners In any favorite fancy. The bears have also
been checked very materially in their operations In
consequences Of the diniculty-nay impossibility-of
getting up any great speculative movement ia the
stock market the bears have not such margin for de-
probation, and are therefore compelled to oonane
themselves to small profits and quick returns. The
causes for this revolution In tho stock market are
arst the changes which have been made In the Anaa
cis policy Of the government and the effect of these
changes upon the currency generally, and upsn the