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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Ast.af fTsa4 LtrerysH Ayni o y Pttncs f9r sfon
5tes fre- tv<-apfi 70, Htfry Eiag 10 p
Bstsas+. Aprl u. 1919.
~ s.,8s u Ser-sssy. l- sss .,ro- -
sh.- a.qfarg N-s Ca- n.f1- NJ s0ata si ZEE
sia s-rols fo,fos 81 -; a hsr 1o1
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Catholic Gathering.

htLT'1oEa. sunday. Ha'
There was an immense ca.he- az OF Catholics
today 20 .su % tae B,s.poi -f Louis IS Boo delivered
mos. eloque,- 4ni interesting Discourse There -.e
cutie large non .er o. r.afa. Catholic. .u oar city,
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virginia Election y ominaiion for the next
pre.ihenrv.

WAsHr>oTov -1nisy. Nay 90 ~
The WhIss Of Virginia have elected one Con
.-e.srran .ure sl1 probably another ia ia- Who'ns
District The #aoe.'e 1.-.7r 10. hiss nominated
H-n JsInss en17cu g.. -,aalia- ior ne n@N i.c'i
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G,rrA PgscHi AoLgssia Hsr-aLyoRD L Ba~cKER.
Hser' 10 Broadway snd 10 Bowery Inventor. end
Paeniees Of his great improvement in haung
years NAL oser The shove Hsi, with fl consdenc.
WI BE- found preferable any other kind Of H. yo.scs.
ng advantages over every other mode o; prepsny he
felt body They or .se only Al la BroGdrsy aud 10
Bowery. my5E.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

y honsefeepeu can save IS per cent BY purchasing
,nrir carpsung u Mr. BEsJAsIS CLINTON, "a Bowey-
Ach Pe,terns OF ingram csrpelns from 10 yard Aso
'pendid patterns Of oil aooFcoths from 70 q feet ~csS
very cheap kuss paper hangnss, nsIrng, ks cheaper
tnaa AZ any other store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

ILLINOIS Gov. French having declined to NP-
point U. :. seastor in place Of Gen. Shields,
there must be a called session Of the Legislature
to elect and already we see the nSmes ct Jsmes
Shields. Sidney Breese. Robert Smith aud JOAN
Wentworth proposed a. candidates. OF these
we 10 in for Long John. decidedly. lie is no
worse q Loco. Foco than the rest. while he Is a.
older and more rohsble Free soiler than aoy OF
them. He could Mt back out II he would; We are
not 90 sure about the others However. We pre-
anna . Loco Foco Caucus wiN settle it as before.
giving the Wings permission TO look on at the
ratification
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Crime. Deaths Riot. Markets. &c.

Correspondence OF The Tribune
PHLAptLrmA. sunday, May 6-ifN
The villain who attempted 10 assssinato John
McCanl,s. ON Thursday night last 81 h' re-i iencr,
Twelfth and Marion - has not Yet been arrested
lai named Nanioney. residing IN Gaskili r. 4" a.
very seriously injured Yesterday afternoon Al tho cor
ner Of Third and Chestnut by the "hoel- of ioul
hor.e Omnibus. which passed over his body
A member Of the Select Councils was arrested ye..
terday and held TO bail tor an assault upon cab
driver.
There were ll6 deaths In th. City during the wccs
ending yesterday, II which 81 we're rom Consumption
This morning about N o'clock fearful riot CO.
CURED AZ the corner # Eleventh and South 80 be-
tween tho Franklin llo.e Company and the Washing
ton Engine Pistols fred and hrickbats dsfkentd
the air Quite number % tho combatants were very
seriously injured.
The dull weather today ami tho desire 90 h-vo The
tenor of tho steamers private ad,ces, has added IN
creased activity the market The IL httlo n0 in
qury for Flour for export aud although sOmo holders
ask a. ~ a. for common shipping, othors would al
az 81 $ per Dbl Rye tlour-Saes 10 bhls ~ - ~
per Dbl Corn Meal il moro inquired after ami prices
have advanced ~ per Dbl sales 5ssOO hbls Penn
syiv8nla M g. -. Grain-NO transactions 30 Wheat
have been reported. We quote AZ e 10 Tor PRIME red
and : IS per bush for white. Ryc-Lsst sala- were
At 5-ajJ cts. Corn mas advanced Hac- 800 bushels
Pcnns wants yellow az go cents per - lbs Oaf,Ne
quote Southcrs At p 30 and Pennsylvania ~ b q
cts. per bushol Whsky-Moderate .ales a. ~ cis IN
hhds and hbl-
SALES ~ srocxs-Efysf Boord-lOO Morris b. -
$50 Girsrd b5, ~ . Penn'a RR ut ~ Wilm Lt a.
Western Bk, 50 $1,000 Reading Bts b3. jlf sl.uO
do 81 eva Nav Int, SIT s2OOO Reading Bic 80
<2Ou pcnna 6s, got ~ 900 Gin De- 81 Z s0D W Inn b.
- IL Peun'a Bank $40. e3OO0 Reading Bds IS ~
10 Union. Tenn. r. 81 .OOD Reading Bd. 52i s,0o
Pcnns -, ~ ~ Morris, b5, 9i
Sor0nd oGrd-sjuO Win ~, IS ~ Mech BG D. 26t.
5000 Harrisburg Ln r.. 500 War Bounty. lOl l0o
Reading bj, -, 100 do. do IA slnOPcnna o. ~.
, Pcnns TX, 81 500 City Us, loli Beaver Mad. ~
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Nse Scotland Ksfnsfr. Bs';-uuts.. HAr.s s-reesut
New Hartford Jane. Gr0r.. UnafI a - NIrams
ssuqlof l-r-nill kastt l. Rlf.. Cha IHoTfs'n
.Chsuucss br M0hset nc pes-nfof
,rust.h|rti.e Seth 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

~TAs F,ss. S0ilers OF the Wes''rn Reserve
fOh;o, had Convention ct Cleveland On the ID
ms. They took the name Of the Free DSmoo-
,acv.' E. b. Woodbury. presided and Hon !. X.
Giddincs headed the Committee on Resolutions
and made the leading speech. The banAio Plat
t,,,, a.. r,afirned. D. Townshend and !. {.
Vaughan rsd- speeches we in'e' i''"i INC
official account that the meeting was rather 'nin'
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The Socialists.

The Red Republicans and Socialists AZ taking every
rucsn- their power to inrmidats ,nd Oyeraws 20
-pcctn. ths comm. elections.
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A. Bellevue O. G.. ou 'ho 3rh - iqnl The Toronto
Globe names Aa. IT,. 'romP editor .. 'he Baptist Zee
CUSTER. ns thc new editor q ihe M'ar.r. ff
RrToRN ADpArssEs TO LoKp LiGiN The frroa'a
Fra-.7o and T.r5afo G.h, -;sta iaai Lord iisn nas
deserved vel q, The country ana a.ar a. ,tre.' *
pre.sr. the i4.c-, confidence l h.s rr-tIs-'n Lac
been very extensively signed u thar cfv The sua'cr.
tcrs txrcrsf, tle leters ar Montreal assure t4e Go
vernon i-at PIPER Canada WIZ iAt A,i-N l'ni Ne 90
louhtit WIS. all exrr.s. flr. confidence flaf the
Torne Goeersu.el; Va. tprove oi tte hrn ,li lmgar
usl course De- has pursued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

ytT' Hon. o. Is. MATrEsoS. NJ { elect from the
Oneida Dlstnct0f our State, has been clrcumstar-
tally accused 10 tho Albany Express - isroun. DE
appointment Of Palmer + KcL0g2 a. Maf-la- NJ the
Northern District 5y tssey representing - -'cf'iafF
C.agf0n fla, oePresident Fillmore conc1r.d n o.
que.ting hs nomination. ilr Clstion expAchy con
,rsdicts tbs calunny in letter % Hoa. Spencer
aud Hon. David Rumsoy % Bath who was referred ID
by me Express "I'ae's- also mails D. A. isaflca
non We trust that finishes BE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

u 70 sAvs rHs TfNs 40 TaoCgLs ~ sH0priss
fof your Capeing. OH Cloths, Window sh.as-. R1g'
as, etc - direct 10 ihe cheapest Carpet Establishment
n Ito tned States, ~ BOwery, HAM AsDEB,oSs.
"nefe ,oa vii End tho arge. and most eegsal ,.sor
meni = English threepy. .perfne aud common in gram
Carpet Rug., Mas Sc - per les. than tho u-l,
pnoe' Tic motto is Small Profit ami Quick Sale.
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MARKETS.
Aflf- ~ N Z -
Liverpool Cotton Narkst...tgE.L p


rh-sf-a-f -sv-' l. aornnf % .ae n
IL op~1s STEADY. sd daJs
-Hf-at o au.at 90 "a sst-rts5
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ANNIVERSARY SERMONS.
Sermon before the Americas BLDG -oeiep'
Pr EDWARD sETcBER ID ~ BosIos-

Wthstsnd'rs the STORM l17'
TIE 1sv q lar-e ugmber ed - s'e" % INC
..-.-.., 4,.-,--.4 Rer. Joseph T. Thompson
...- 49, it, 49,
a. -rerrf ielFtli ALL tlD.--- f''t''
III ,errrer addressed the -0c-lf -iioA 70 - -7it1
.-..
~ --t ..... ,,.t - --..
The ''tf pas 81 ID i'a-a-'' '''-' --' - BIZ '.-.
-s-ses The .lrn~ V-.nc.q.a 1; nature % which God
. ..i ne r.o-re- fr which r--rv DION o. -a.z
''
% rl-ftfi p. '--i'l ~ is 1893
or n-rer cloud sni = Sal 'oliiAliti o. 4--' -'
rr.-se 'ho cul LEM which lie 80 chosen % Re
...... ...-..- - "a r--f Thi. 4vcniu. W. meet.
though rlfr'er- 10 il-sf'Ai -'--.-o-' rs ''
or-ate .r common vlrk. We a. agr'e 10 regarding
.-. .... l. f.a w0ri of tHl. our common "'rs D.
...... .-. -r.- ~0-lre IS. meet f0 -fvaw '.a .4-f
..l-r .. plan. io- tle future THAT whlcl 100 eek j.
t.-..- .t.-.1n q The magnitude 20 tle wr-s
-r-... 30 u .r r Wow 0i me = ot pas ~ -fs.
--..-.. .-..r-- q. o. -hr fr-arr
...f. .1-s .-.-ie. 4.roc. rr-r r.isl''nn = ghf.T
.- h,-. a--..i mi. .0cIefv srsrf from IN. r,.l-
...l ~. tt.s r-r-ct Dbl, oce could cell yolr work
..-. ... Tn 1o.th Il one s0.i. who can esfms'e
r Ion ~ ono family NAV open fountain %
-.-.-.-r N.-'r -..,-r. TO-. op naval 80
49,. .. b.. 4.., tss moan. ~
-f .". 1900. TO-. p.ir. 90 g..
N. N. i''"f l'' N-t ~ 49,
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frf' lf'.' 'fH '" ''' '''- '-iAt i''''' '' 80
Tile n'f' 'aan if '-' D'i'i -ie''' '
interesting i' 'i.i- i-- 80 10y
0i fhe h..r sni cd finp'oFia. ~ a. ,". ',-. t.
hea~- ID greer ''f if'h "i.'A lIr N"'"' ' .' -''
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g Ito prove ifs iif' h'' f''i 'I-''@''''" =
anna % enough io N''s ihf word
tgfI VII not cenfne your vows to ms neil+ Vs.
SER "a. 20 q hHf small Qsr' 90 greater whole lpt
ord. naf one nj system 0i affiliated -ocien'' sprefds
throughout our MARION ald these again are Nlt
parts nt a higher -vsf,m of missions rompr'hcntn-
te world and s.rn- On .ro Che Word 20 Cos 20 every
language HH~ -lhlm' tleu fh' relation in Nnlch Nc
..snl this great sysfsm t1'r eerarns fh" taou--i
fha' ,- f- comprehend fhe globe and mat me power
fr which $50 move 10 D.. OBJ" Nnri 70 God
ruf 10 i- nor merely the Christian world, sad tie
prea.her that is scfiVe lnfiolfv and it- PRINCIPLES
4r uo Jess so the vicious tendencies that are ever ~
work ie-troy th" Religion and and Word Of God u n'i
co1ai'Tsc.'9 ny ''n. 10 ''-' Ill, y. 49,,
t,,,.., ..,,.,s o., ~. roqrcr + he An,,
Christian Pres l Crest Britain. AMI 30 css tcIrnc i-
.D' -. . 49,. pa p. 80. c,,-,r-.. 7.
~. t... II. -. -'... - t,...,.,., 10, .h.
-'. ,a. aye The ler-r IN fbs world End fbe dear.
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Manchester Good. and Yarn Market.

10 GOO ffoa un'.i sat-. isJ h.
Coss sarsss .itoasA prss az aS- Js rls
f-.aa- i-lJ .Ig- - ~ taks ,-sos
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DIAM OF JAnts CoorrR.-Mr. Cooper died At

DEATH OF JANIS COOPEK.-Mr. Cooper died at
o'clock last evening IN this city IN the 9th year
his age having been born IA Bucks County. Pa Ne
q brother Of the late Jadse William Cooper &
Coopcrs,own. and uncle 90 }. Kenmore Coop,r lie
emphatcay bolor sod to the ron race OF tho kovoll
ton 70 nso gone BY. and ras the friend aud lnt1a-
col the k,t ouuOn b. served in the Naty Of Pellsys
MA, and subsequently 10 the Militia Of hat. h. nalre
stat snd participated Ia the hard fought battles ri
Monmouth and Germantown. lie u Wig % The
Old ami Of the new school OF fe past and Of the pre-
ent es', msn Of Ugh moral principles Of unhentin.
mt srty, and upright Ia all the walks Of life lie be-
."ngod % tie society "a friends and
ia h. 'c sious views - D. REFUGE pension for he ser
wees 10 The cause OF hs country. lOswego Times. q
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" For the trade OF Counties ard State. now 10
ne ue 10 advertise in County Papers choice u ch
By ne Publishers 10 rseesp4 iss subsPsess sAa s4vef'
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IT, coss Hrt-t l' ofa7s s.e-- particular snfs -rhy
ysst>rdsys coaas-
.sai easu.n. 6 ofs farther s-la fro,s
Lossos. Saturday 1sra.ns I..f- .glny af
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hs- sea- q scsn.a The so.r,s iay
ahsi. ia "a s-sr pafis ri lbs COGtsss Tb.
ofs ass chnssf,f 49, s-sss
tns. NE. ~ Ia gr-F0s,
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~ Hon THOMAS q CiEssOS. Charge Aiares
from The United ta'es % eslIa and VITO hss been
III tl- c0uutrv or leave ~ etscrce f0r some months,
arrived u ths city yes'srsy a.- return ~ brsse'
lie sails IN re sh.p Norfh1m1er and With - family.
On the 23.n ins' ior Llg.srd. Mr. C.emfon 1as aeen
the United -tate Chsrzh Brlsses for some years
Nh. Clemson IL 1aus afs- o. Hon Joan o. Calhoun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

~ Ht>rY CLAY declines being candidate
for "a seat 10 the Kentucky Convention. Having
accepted scat IN the Z. 5. Senate he could hardly
AZ otharHls-
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R.rsr-. Ar-i 10 I've 1apfs irvr..n snrh .s-i s-s-
hs"rg
th- n.n-h ir.sis fh-i- srp9si o 500
7 O. PIT "a 81 --. hoistsn
Apr To 6-rs- Joh. fa,ri S4,tsr.ti NHs'ss
sat ft ~
M.sfLrrr. kfrd 49, Ia- O tr,rai. = 80 o1 -
ster. SH-sr-sf. csf.o
/ cnsr,.~r rh-u . -tr-,t-t 80 fs.n r.to
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Apr rt- Cores Nts.t lively 10,
doss y--sfy .n1 n sy So - Pf-ras qiota1s.
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T7101 ~ 10 Il--7T --0T'-- = nov = ---- =
y~b,.e f9rg-.. model Republic iEvpfe-s.
- 40 you never come within a mie % =.
It IS Frel % Demgcrocy ~e .Se better than Whist
passos fr D.mo.rscy ia us co1liry. Tie
France Of THEIRS Leon r s1oher and Louis Nslo-
leon g any thing bat model republic ia our
ey4e
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Anniversaries
'-....... MAY 1870


Moadas. May =
Y,fk Anti Capita Punishment s- Nn~ffa Now = ~
VI church Nes'sNry sos -ty N--irS q 1sunh, - -
IN s-.n.a. Frs-aa snsi-fY- rstsfnss- l. Fh
Pr-. Bosri Fnr Ni..es- e-sne-. iu-sn. hsson holr-
Is.ssdIy Mdys
C'.s,lsI T-mrstanss Co-vsn,ou- Bf~k Nhsp-l. "a u
~ Act s.rarF tsh-fnslle. D. \ = VI we've ~ ef~h
Am tss Der Alfs ss-f, Soc-iy ish-fnas'o, ? VI
aounns.a,n s.ca-tf- r-b~u see. y Pm
s,isv huol un4ln Csrtfz Pre-. tlanh hfnne 81 -
gr E.srr-rs s'y-Df Haita. Ch Wash useo = ~ ~
.,,..,- ces.itt--- Chark Pnnoe asi M.roa y "
gsfrosd6y hav .
..s.,r.s Tract Tahefnsc- lOAh
Am rsea oi l..rstoa..ts 80 BOsdsay, JOAN
! u.'ltuiass iur n. BInd-fsevfHsc.. = 2
Hon. hI..ionsy soeisfy-Tsteruscl-, ~ 7 n 80.
Am.o.fnr tr--n- SUI hf,-ilHr = "
An PEN i.sri.a .<i-ir-Df ts-~,rrs Chanh. ~ Z
,m.ssa A5ti Csptsl Punl.hasats s.s- ssf's t>,.
.. GATED .uaul Of Uuu r1-ol s.n.iA y-s-mn">, jim
An A So,cy n0sr's Rooms al es
TArrsiSy May 10
. hi- sacr-i,- rsb-rnss-. loan
I1sutsfhn for the Deaf s1i nunrl -r.h-rnac@, - v
Ten q@fsrt- e. ioa rsb~fnsc~ ~ Pm
.-,nsn Hfncsis,n soeicf, -nrst Ghap.l.iA IN 80.
Amsu,sr Protestant Nef Pee % -, "a ~
Erang-ics Alisas~ -Chnfrh laias ~tt- place y ' N
As 4 Z Sosefy, cusilssi Musfs hn'n-, al jay
Friday. Ndy IL
A. snt R.hie sosety -ohvr y thoVe, fAN
A y e. Of Tar-1r Tabeflscie. 90 Az
Olhifrn Hsais. Isaut FOR the itom- iss' t,as Se
sssdsy. hay 10
An so For sstbih Uaon-Df lctss Church. NV
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STEAMER HiGELASpsK BURNED. -Clnraz1''
MAY S-The steamer Highlander VS. burned - :;
Louis on Tuesday shs hsd iull load, and Wa bound
Tor New. Orleans Ia 70 Ritsbush !oaTES-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-17
Curregpunoence of "Tbe DatGp Crescent.


| more Snom-IHe brtt,s4 ;Han Pachets1P0L1hGs: ne
gashm aa fg V !agoT MehaIHf oaIgornla
Fire on he RfIroad ~
New YORK, Feb 6, 1919
Eds. Crescent-Our storm is recommending, and
the of yesterday be redeemed The weather
evidently bad on the coast and afraid shall
have reports of disasters within the next few days
Serious apprehensions TO be entertained at Bermuda
for the safety OF the British mail steamer Avon, which
has not been heard of since she left England the Cd of
December last The packet Dee of the line
arrived at Bermuda the 2l ut having suffered severely
from heavy storms.
As the 4h of March approaches the uneasness of the poll
cans manifess itself strkingythe nervousness of
the original Taylor especially extremely painful
look and especially since Mr. Clay accepted the
renvestment of the Senatorial dignity Some of them
tined as they believe, by the cold shoulder turned Mr.
Clay by their hero already begin to their regrets
that he Mr Cay) should so far forget what belongs
prety as TO return to his old seat Some of Them almost
the same breath pronounce HIM politically dead and CON-
ment on the SHOWS OF seventy covering volcano OF
venge Many of them trembe with fear for the loss of
spols which they had counted upon as acknowledgements
which grateful President would besow for their disn
teested assistance in lifting him his proud eminence
They refuse to recognize important feature of General
Tayors haracterthey will not acknowledge to themselves
that his honesty is politically as well as morally unbending
and that he man of truth with nerve TO support the
truth at all hazards He has declared himself independent of
party and feels under no obligations for the po cal suppou
of any but the people,
To traducs Mr. Claw will hardly form claim TO General
Tavos pood ocesto have been the first ia desert that
gentleman will hardly raise any man in his good opinion
His military education is not favorable TO the views of sucb
peope lie has learned that deserers deserve gnomiuy not
reward and ne has also learned exactly how TO appreciate
mercenary services look forward 10 the hour when the
original, TAYLOR press will ring with his nameminus the
a-when Judas and Arnold will be names of honor com.
pared with his That hour is not far Off
Unworthy men will creep into General Tayor's councils
have no doubaready see him receiving their advances
with fyo-but they will soon creep out again to save the
old hero the trouble of kicking them out am sorry he
is A hero
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-17

Singular Diplomatic Affair-The American Charge
d'Affares and the Austrian General, Windisgratz.
BERLIN Jan. z, 1919
One day last month, Kossuth, the Hungarian
general commanding the insurgent troops, employed
a naturalized American citizen of Hungary to pro-
coed to the American Charge dAffaires at Vienna,
Mr.. Stiles, with letter that gentleman, request
ing him to address a letter 10 the general command
ing the Austrian army in Hungary, and solicit, in
the name of humanity suspension of hostllities,
that arrangement might be made for settling the
unfortunate war
Mr.. Stiles accordingly wrote the Austrian gen
era and offered his intervention TO aid in accom-
psbing this desirable end and sent his dispatches
to the Austrian general by this naturaized Hun
garan American, giving him courier passport.
This bearer of dispatches proceeded to the Aus
trian army and delivered his dispatches to the
handing general.
The general asked him who he was when he re-
piled, that he was Hungarian by birth, but now a
naturazed citizen of the United States. The
Austrian general then said TO him. 81 give you
ten days to leave the Austrian territories at the ex
piraion of which time, if you are 10 be found within
my REACH you shall have snug home for your
future residence
This naturalized American Immediately left
Austria and came to Berlin. Some time after this,
the Austrian general addressed communication 10
our charge at Vienna, Mr.. Stiles, with this aconic
reply: Austria, sir, never treats by negotiation
with rebels"
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Gl5 |;|;
TIE GREAT REMEDy

THE GREAT REMEDY
For rheumatism, GORt Pam m the Side, HIP,
Back, Limbs and Joints, tScrotula, Kings Eel,
White .SweLings, Hard Iumors, Sfig JOINTS,
and all Fired PAINS WhdteUer.
Where this Plaster is Applied, Pain Cannot Exist
VENHESE fLASTERS possess the advantage of being put
alright boxes-hence they ain their full virtues
all climates We have just received the following test.
monia from c. C. Sellers. eminent lawyer successful
practice Wilcox county, Alabama He gentlemen
high standing, and whose influence has great weight
CAMDEN, Ala, Nov. 2i'h, 194s
- .Hessrs SC0rH e. .Nead- Gentlemen Having been
requested state what has been the result of
in the of your Hebrew Plaster, cheeruIy comply by
saying that have found be heretofore mended
an invaluable msdcine In dferent of my family
have applied The Plaster Chronic Sores Tumos and
Pains and has failed afford instant relief have
also used it with good effect upon my person the cure
of ulcers with which have been severely affl c'ed
Respectfully, ETC. c. &. SELLERS"
Beware Of Counterfeits and Base limitations.
CAUTION The sDbscnbeTs the only General Agents
the Southern States for the sale of this truly valuable Plaster
and in order to prevent purchasers being imposed upon by
Counterfeit article sold in this city and elsewhere for the
genuine they invite particular attention to the following
MARKS Of the genuine;
The genuine put up in smooth engine turned bot.
TONED boxes. not soldered in.
The genuine has the engraved head of Jew David
the directions around he box with accompanying Record of
Court to E. Taylor, Rochester
SCOVIL & MEAD. 1t3 Chartres street.
Between Cont and st. Louis sts.
SOLE GENERAL AGENTS for the Southern States. jail
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FINANCES OF NEW York CiTY.-The net debt
of the city on the LIST of January SlI 62I ,232
being a decrease during the year of $3.50, llS. The
Croton Water debt amounts to Sl2,915,6l6 The
receipts on the Water Fund account during the
year have been S443,4sS. The total expenditures
of the City Government during the year Were 81
49, 7S5; the net expenditure 81 066, 93i. This
is an increase over 1877 of 1892, l3l. The estima-
ted expenses for the city and county in ls49 are
81 lis 1889, while the total amount to be levied is
estimated at 80 97l 564, being increase over the
mast wear of $3.50 24l
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kg1ESi:l;8s SAM

The Great American Remedy
For Lung Complaints and all Affections of the
Respiratory Organs,
The Best Remedy eUer known to Man, for Coughs,
Asthma, Colds, Group, Bronchitis, Bleeding of
the Lungs, Influenza, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Liper Affections, PAIN or Weakness of tie
Breast or Side, First Stages Of Consumption, etc.
OUR AGENT at Marksyile, La, writes US
~ MARKsvILLF, May 9Th, 1913.
.Messrs Sc9rH g. .Nead-Gents-E nco sedl end you q
letter from DR.. Duany Graduate OF Medicine and of
most sklful Physicians tetfying to the remarkable
effects OF Wistars Basam in his practice. He stands
high among the Profession here and has Il very extensive
practice. lSgnedJ u. A. STEVENS
Dear Sf-I promised inform you of the result of NV
trial of Wistar's Basam OF Wild Cherry upon Mrs NJ.
improved that she fanced herself entirely cured and
trary to ddUice she discontinued tie of and all
her remedies and recommended singing in the Catholic
Church The consequence of this she had a return of
splitting OF blood She as non, h01tDer using the Baisam
again and recopertng under the II it, The Basam
also used twice in Mrs. Ms family for Group with
informed reliered three hours fter taking yee
doses. The other little girl less entity affected was
relieved by taking dose. Before writing you further
wish to Try this medicine in other and patients
Yours etc, lSignedI b. DuLAsY, M. D."
Remember
There base Counterfeit OF this article sold genuine By
unpnn pd dealers medicine in this city II purpors TO
come from Philadelphia coarsey put up. and besr the
name Of WIsTAR's BALsAM" II is of recent origin and
TO be sold on the reputation OF the genuine and
signature of SANFORD PARK on the engraved
wrapper around each bottle and sold in city ONLY by
scoVpL MEAD. Iis ChaT'Is,
SOLE GENERAL AGENTS for the Southern States.
NB-We have no Agents in this city. jail