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The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-10

TRUE.-We linked together by thousand ties.
/ cannot smile while You weepng-you cannot be
merry If am sad. Therefore let make covenant
with each other, that will withhold sorrows and
impart JOYS II is the of success. We talk
Of the human family but do not think enough of the
deep significance of the Our brotherhood is lar
ger than the domestic circle, and purest love
around the reside Of home, yet of kindness and
words of friendship should have narrow limits.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-10
ppetrp.
THE CHURCH-YARD srILE.

BY ELIZA COOK.
left thee young aud gay. Mary.
When last the thorn was whitei
went upon my way, Mary,
a And all the world seemed bright;
For though my love hi d meier been told
Yet, yet saw thy form
Beside me in the midnight watch,
Above me in the storm.
And many blissful dream had,
That brought thy gentle smile
Just as il came when last we leaned s3
Upon the Church-yard Stile.
I'm here to seek thee now, Mary,
AS all i love the best; ----Hr.- tr---
To fondly tell thee how, Mary,
I've hid thee in my breast;
1 came to yield thee up my heart,
With hope, aud truth, and joy,
And crown with Manhood's honest faith,
The feelings of the boy.
l breathed thy name, but every pulse
Grew still and cold the while,
For / was told thou vert asleep, .-.
Just by the Church-yard Stle.
Ny messmates deemed me brave, Mary,
Upon the sinking ship;
But flowers above thy grave, Mary,
Have power to blanch my lip.
felt no Ihrob of quailing fear
Amid the wrecking serf,
But pae and weak trembIe here,
Upon the osiered turf
/ came TO meet thy happy face,
And WOO thy gleesome smile,
And only find thy resting place
Close by the Church-yard StiIe.
Oh! yenrs may pass away, Mary,
Aud Sorrow lose its sting;
For Time is kind they say, Mary,
And flies with healing wing;
The world may make me old and wise,
And hope may have new birth,
And other joys, and other ties,
May link me TO the earth;
But Memory, living to the last,
Shall treasure up thy smile,
That called me back TO find thy grave
Close TO the Church yard Stie.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-10

FEMALE SocIETY.-He who speaks lightly OF
female society is numskull or knave the former
not having sense enough to discern its benefits and
the latter hating the restraint it lays on bis vices
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-10

Cassius NJ. Clay has now entrly recovered from
the wounds he received in his last 6ght
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-10
- New and Fashionable
RO0[ and NhOR t&hOn.

HT1HE undersigned, has onened BOOT and SHOE
shop on
: Main street, taDo doors north Of the Post Office,
in Lower SaHdusky. and is snufacurng to
every thing in the above line with neatness aud despatch
His materials Of the best quality his workmen
perenced, and all work is WARRANTED.
He intends TO supply this market with beautiful and
fashionable ssta zsf z-sg.s -ss3 ~ 4sag T. ~.
..sg .s 4, GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS, gea3as
Mems Boys', and Chidren's Boots Shoes and BroganR,
Cowhide and Kipskin, well pumps, slippers &c.
Also Ladies' and Misses slippers Buskins Caters &c,
all done up and fashionable style, and delivered
with promptHees and despatch The subscriber requests
liberal share of the public patronage and is determined
TO merit the same.
VIA GEORGE WIGSTEIN.
June %, 10. Is:6m
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-10
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
- p. MAXWELL.

15sz5 P. MAXWELL.
ID ESPECLFULLY announces that he continues his
III business in the second stony of Knapp's building,
opposite Burgers old saBo, where he will be happy
wait on his old customers and all who need any thing in
his line Ii you want garments made and
after the Latest FashioH-eal on MAXWELL.
N. B. Particular attention paid Cutting and warrant
ed to fit If properly made M &. Arrii %. '49
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-10

The Empty Cradle.

"The mother gave, in tears and pain,
The flowers that she most did love,
She knew she'd find them all again
In The finuars rf Iighf ahoye
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-12

WORTHINGTON G. SNETHEN,

IroaaERLy SOLICITOR or TIL. oRsRRAL LAND oFricE.l
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
WaSHIN GTON, ID. C.
PRACTICES in the SUPREME COURT Of the UNITED
L STATES the COURTS OF the DISTRICT and Of the
ueighbarns States;
GIVES LEG1L COUNSEL AT HIS CHAMBERS;
PROSECuTES CLAIMS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
AGAINST CONGRESS OR ANY OF THE DE-
PARTME NTS OF GOVERNMENT;
And claims spo isons against the Republic Of Mexico
before Board sf Commissioners established BY the Act
of3d Of March, ls 10;
ACTS As AGyNrin procuring letters patent fo Inven
ments:
AND EXECUTES any business requiring the presence
or attention the seat Of Government
Refer tho Hon Hssny JOHNSON late Senator, and the
Hon s w d WINS and Hon Pr.RRs SouLs, Senators OF
the United Suites from the State of Louisana. aud the Sr
TORS or ne Uniieaf Synfes from The otirr States
ux-OrrICE At HIS DWELLING NO. g. Missouri
urcnne, hsgvrccn ID and al streets mar SS--distiaw
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Entirey cured by the application Of wonderful Medicine
New YORK. May II, 1916.
O. r. .Sdnyon-Sr--I have been attacked several times
within few years with pain, attended with great
Inflammation in my foot aud greatoe and had been laid up
from four six weeks at each time, aud being able
bear any weight my foot On the 2Sth OF April left
New York for Dinbury Ct. when again was attacked
with hs complaint For three successive days and nights
could not close my eyes for pain Al the suggestion OF
person in the house sent 10 DR. Stevens for bottle
Of your Hunts Linmen applied Il with flannel cloth,
and In Ii mnutes entirely relieved and free from
pain, aud had COED nights rect enabled TO attend
to my bnsness the next day and have not been troubled
SINCE although the Of my business is such keep
on my feet all day Iconsder II most valuable medi.
cine, and would not be without II. Yours, &c,
SHERWOOD OSBORNE 80 Orchard IT,
k-Sod by all the Drnggest In this city and irough
the country. Price 25 cents per bottle
Aprl6 GEO. 4. STANTON g. co. I
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TnGAraE. -Aher absence Of fifteen years from the
stage Of The metropolis the celebrated Mrs A. Drake
appeared here last evening Ia the character of Elyra the
play OF Pizarro. We well remember her years ago
Ia the prncp theatres OF the West and South where
epleemed te first actress Of the day and where
her first husband, Chat hest Of comedians
der Drake contributed beyond all others the delgt
Instruction Of their audiences and 10 the elevation the
dramatic art The three great Fannes, as they were call
ed, viz Fanny Jarmin, Fanny keDble, aud Fanny Drake
were the bright particular stars Of the stage but few
Since and all retired nearly about The same time The first
has not since appeared IN public The second Is again
beamng forth. still IN the hisronc line, though upon
the stage, and ID delightng the intelligence fashion Of
the northern Cities with her admirable readings Shak
speare The last, yielding the solicitations Of her
merous admirers returned few weeks since scenes
Of her former rmphs and during her short
IN Louisville and Cincinnati, drew more money 10 the trea
sures OF the threarts than any other artist
cepfng Booth, Mscready AMI the ViaInese children In
equaled IN the West families Of the several cer
gy were nightly amenr her auditors As reader, Mrs
Kemble may be equal TO Mrs Drake but certainly cannot
siirphss her nor has she bern surpassed this
Try, unless iperhaps by Mrs Enwisle afterwards Mrs.
Cro0ke) who IN her day fxceed all oihers giving tone
aud expression TO the works Of the dramatic master
The niece OF Mrs Drake the beautiful and accomplished
Miss Julia Dean, both IN personal appearance and her
style Of acting reminds us forrby OF her aunt when
about her present age she the cynosure OF the
stage As nm actress Mrs Drake has equal upon
BETH Mrs Halter, and similar characters We congratulate
the lovers Of the drama the opportunity afforded
them OF witnessing The performances and hearing the read
ngs of this highly gifted lady, and that her
visit will be OF too short DURATION allow the sasfac.
ton Of seeing her in all her fayorite parts.
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"A MysTERIGus SICKNESS prevails In Milbury and
Sutton, Mass. letter in the Medical Journal des.
cribes the symptoms thus The patient Ia seized
with severe cold and shivering, and in few moments
becomes insensble. After this the patient complains
Of his head and back. There has been one case Of
death In less than twelve hours; others have lived
twenty-four or thirty-sx hours, and one case con-
tiniied two weeks. In Sutton man 40 or so years
Of age one OF tho Oyerseers of the Poor, was taken
AZ he was on the point of going TO meeting and died
on Monday. There have been twenty deaths In the
two towns of this malady.
> A merchant Of Boston was seized upon Change
on Monday with precisely similar Symphonic, and
wus carried to his home insensibe.- Netrdrk (N ~
Advertiser. #aE
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MARsHAL.s SALE.

IN virtue Of writ Of 6eri cas fcias under
lien law, issued from the Clerks Office Of the District
Columbia for the county Of washington and TO direct
ed shall expoHe 10 public sale, for cash. Wedne
the 10Th day Of January next At the front Court
door Of said county vt u O'Clock, the following prop.
ery viz Five two story and attic frame dwelling hou
with back buildings to each parts Of LOIS No and g. In
Square No 36 In The city OF Washnaon seized and levied
unon as the property OF ylvanus olmes and sold 10 sat
lsiy Judcials No, a. 10 March te ls9 In favor Ulys.
SEES Ward. ROBERT WALLACE,
dec l3--tis Marshal oil the District OF Columbia.
uy-Thc above sale mot having been coma
plied WITH will resol and sale take place 9th
day OF MAY next al the place. at II o'clock, NJ
- 80, ROBERT WALLACE,
an i0--ts Marshal Of the District Of Columbia.
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steam Engine and Pumps for Dry-Dock,
New York.

BuhKAu.oF YAnps.Asp DOCKS, JON March, ISts
c,EALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for Steam
- Engines aud Pumps for the Dry Dock at New York, =
will be received this office until IL the LIST day Of
Nav next for constructing delivering erecting and put
ting In successful operation, at the Navy-yard at New
York steam engine and pumps capable ofpenormng the
work required pumping the Drydock said engine
and pumps warranted by the builder 10 perform the
work within the time specified, and To operate success
6,l, for the term OF one year a6ercompleton.
Particular spec atoms OF the work are lodged WIN 'he
NAVY Agent al New Yorkshire cnmmandant OF tie Navy
Yard there and the Engineer OF the drydock, TO either o.
whom or 10 this urea persons DESTROYS o. Offering e
referred for copy, which request viii be hfwaen ~
mail general plan Of the engine can be seen u '
Dock Office. 49,. a.. a
ny u' 100 " eo"p'N" ~ JOS SMITH
apr 2-lawiw --------------l-
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Tr...urv Dep.rtment, March 10. Is4o.

s Treasury Department, March 10. 1s49.
PURSUANT to the provision contained in the rst section
81 an act Of Congress entitled An making appro
pristons for the civil and DIPLOMATS expenses Of Govern
ent for the year ending the thrleih Of June Eighteen
hundred and my and TOR other purposes, approved
March g. 1919 hereby give notice fhat the principal and
interest Of all such scrip has been issued prior 70 the
first day Of July 1870 may be issued, under the ninth
ton Of The act 81 Congress entitled An act to raise for
limited time additional military force, and for other
purposesn approved February H. 1871, will upon the pre-
aentation OF the the Tfensury Of the United States
be redeemed and paid the said frst day ofJuly 1919,
and that all interest nch scrp win cease on said day
e WI MEREDITH
Mar 13-d2mif Secretary OF the Treasury.
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NIARsiIAL's SALE.

IN virtue writ Of vendiiioni exponas judgment OF
condemnation, II writ Of attachment Issued from the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of the District Of Column
bia for the county 81 Washington and 10 me directed shall
expose to public sale cash, Wednesday, the 9Th day
Of May i2 o'clock NJ before the Court House door
d said county all the right tc, and interest Of Richard
nuter Price Ia and The following property, viz Lot
No g. in square No 325 in the city Of Washington, front
ing i5 feet on Twelfth street west and ld iee on Virginia
seized and levied upon the property Of the said
Richard butler Price, and sold satisfy jndciss No lao
to March term, lS49, In favor Of Joseph Lindsay
ROBERT WALLACE,
ap l0-ds Marshal OF the District OF Columbia,
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n3-THE ONLY GENUINE-fn
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Eli CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
THE ONLY GENUINE
DR.. Wistar,s
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
HAS THE
WRITTEN SIGNATURE
or the sole Proprietor,
tt w A n

Oh, the outside Wrapper surrounding each Bottle
THIS believed To be the only article, bearing the above
title, emanaiing from the Doctor The virnes Of
ali important organ the LIVER has long enjoyed the conf
Ciiyof Philadelphia, ss-wiam M, Spear, Of the City
and says that be is IN Of The original recipe for
preparing Basam Of Wild Cherry for affections Of the
lungs which given TO him by DR. Wisar, regular
educated Physician, and that he believes 20 be the only
possession Of any person except the said DR. Wsinr
himself w. NJ SPEAR
forty.seven. lons SwIrr, Mayor H. 81
Acopyrishi for the Balsam Is secured.
Absurd may appear 70 the acs O ne above unue,
piled the United Sates District Court OF Pennsylvania Tor
injunction the General Agent for the United States
and the British Provncss TO prevent sa'd AGENT from set
ling only genuine DR. Wisiars Bssam OF Wild Cherry,
(sa individual claiming the risht) OF course, the Hon3
Judge OF snid Court promptly refused IT,
his Wsar's original Balsafn Of Wild Cherry alone that
performs the cure. Let them not deceive you. H5-Look
well to the mark ofthe genuine.
No DR.. Wistar's nasam Of Wild Cherry possibly be
the genuine wthoutthe written signature Of Wn NJ SPEAR
on the ontfidc wrappcr surrounding each Bottle. TINS
being the ouly genuine Bulsan offered to the public
The genuine bal.arn is put w In bottles with the words
with the signature Of WIN. NJ SPEAR.
A liberal discount TO druggists and dealers
NorrcE TO Tww Punrfc II have this day Amounted T.
W. Doyrr Sons No l3 North Second street philaiel
phIa sole Wholesale furnishing Agrnir for the Scnly senu
All orders for the Basam addressed 10 Them win bc
| prices. w. NJ SPEAR, Sole Proprietor
A'sS oa Y re sn nds
Brish rrovnees who as In the practice Of selling Gen.
M Fer full particulars rad Dycrs Oracle If Hesil
10 be had OF the Agents. mar 3-ly
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MERCHANTS from the SOUTH and WEST would
MI be amply rrcompepscd by making cheap purchases
@ ,os enr OH CLOTH 4 WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
Nos Ia q 10, North S<cossd Sfreef, Philadelphia,
Second a or, one door beiosr Chrisf Church
1000 pieces Of Wilton, Brsses Imperial, Ingram, Dam
ask and venitian Csrpetnes with OIL Cloths, Mats, Rings
lacking Glasses, Blinds, window Shades and Matings,
Wholesale and Retail, VERY Low. ID aais
nv Liberal advances made con synunents 81 Car
petinrs and Oil Cloths j. SIDNEY JONES'.
March q
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NEW VALUABLE LAW ROCK.

TUE BLACK CODE W THE pisi ~ ~. ~. :,
large manp, satps e ns ,;s, o Cssn
NJ IA Within The limits the Corporations OF washing
TON and scrseiown The Y, g Nsyssssf is,s the
sslyss Inv Warrington O. Snetlen, Counssllor Law
t Suss oJ ~ Y. TAYLOR
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OLD AppLEs--The w orcester Spy gives an ac-
count Of an apple more than Sc years old. II has
been presented TO the American Antiquarian Society
by Col jacques, who received Il from young lady,
birthday aifi, in 1892 There Ia also in the family
Of the lure Mr.. Morris Hobbs OF North Hampton,
N. H., ON apple which grew In the year l776, which
10 still in good state Of preservation. An interest
apple, and after attempting to bite 1t, 1t thrown
aside We have recently seen IT, and the marks Of
the teeth are still visible. 1t IL little remarkable
that Il blossomed under British government, was
growing when our independence was declared, and
was gathered as one Of The first fr,tfs Of American
Independence. 1t ls preserved as an interesting
family relic.
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Third Audifor's oeiee. March 81, is4s
Each claimant have Tie sum which may De allowed
on lis claim femiiied him direct, his signlfyng
wish 10 eec and naming the place OF his residences
money is To be RENTED or paid TO any other
s.,n a power attorney him from The claimant, duly
executed and authenticated should be forwarded with The
claim.
To facilitate the requisite searches, and avoid delay in
The adjustment Of the claims each claimant should
on lis papers the paymaser other dsbursng officer by
an 2 ART team boat &c. PETER HAGNER,
mn b-I,wlw Third auditor.
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Cur It snonr.--D.d you over hear the following

Cur IT SnoRr.--D.d you ever hear the following
good'unl
certain barber Of our town, having great eff
Of CAB, used to anu his customers with his long
yarns, while no went through his functions on their
head. and fncee Ono day m old codger came in
took his seat and ordered a shave and hair cut
The barber went to work and began, at tho same
iime ono Of his long stories, to the no little dis
satisfaction Of the old gentleman, who, become If
rin,ed at tho barber, Said
..Cut il short"
"Yes sir" said { harbar, continuing the yarn
until the old gentleman again ordered
"Cut il short, say. cut II shor, !
Yes, sir" clipping away and Cabling tho fast.
or.
Cut it short cut i. short, say" says the old
gent
Yes, Sir" says the barber going on with bis
story.
.Will you cut /, short blast you !" ba~ls he
In rage.
"Can't, cir" says the harl er, for il you will
just look in the glass; and you'll see I've cut II all
OFF I"
And to his horror, upon looking in the glass the
old gentleman found the hair all cut from his head
--fPirrs. CHnoN.
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6 SsssR 81
ADAMS q co.'s ExPREss.

OMct, Pennsylvania dre'ile, mar ladilrodd DcIo'
THE public are respectfully informed that we continue 20
run our express between Washington, Baltimore, Phla
elpha New York. Bosion and all the principal r!iies and
Tor The speedy conveyance Of merchandise
rac kases, bullion, bank-notes, &c.
Particular attention will be paid TO the collection and pay
meut of notes, drafts, bills, &c.
Custom house enes At BOSTON, New YorR, Philadelphia,
and Baltimore promptly attended, TO, and on reasonable
terms.
Our customers and others ordering goods from the east,
are ,rrcnlariy requested order By adams Co.'S En-
nress which will their conveyance with great dc.
Our express for Richmond Petersburg and the south
leave. daily al D. m, and arrives daily nj ~
Our express from the north arrives daily at W. a. m and
TX n ID Isl. II rrIIfIP J. RUcKEy, Agent
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In relnquishng The practic Of Dentistry in this city q
DR.. WIN II DlBBLE, feel il duty well as pleasure
to state, from evidence he has exhibited to me of his
skill that consider him meu canfed Tor the profession in
which he is engaged and recommend him my eLds and
Patrons confenny believing that those who may avail
themselves Or his services he VIII prove himself worth
their confidence H. BORROW.
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Como FROM BALL.-Four black persons who had been
TO hall, and were returning their homes at the fashion
able hour Of two o'clock in The morning arrested BY
tie wacbnien and taken to the lookup house. sequel
o. this description In strong which
hey had Just ieit, but not unequeny happens
dreams OF Joy are suddenly changed TO real sadness
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NATIONAL HOTEL FOR RENT.
~ THE NATIONAL HOTEL In The city OF Washington
II formey KEPT by Coleman and in the possession
OF BlackwePs Trustees, IL offered for rent. t
DESTROYS of leasing the properly requested
TO apply in person or by letter, addressed 10 the
PRopRIETORS
Of the National Hotel washington City
Early possession may be had
mp 3LifrThS-tf
SfA FOR RENT.--The Dwelling House now oceu.
G:u pied by General Wallace Terms moderate. APP
ply TO GEN, WALLACE, (Marsial,) or
Nf Irt T.. SIMMS a. son,
40 3--3t on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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GEORGE q HAMMOND,

DAG U Err r EOTY PISTS,
Corner FT,s Street and Pennsylvania Arenue, near the
Capitol
MOULD respectfully announce the citizens and strsu.
w gers Of Washington that all WIN wishto
rect and cheap DAGUERREOrNPE from their establish
meat must call Immediately, MS they will positively leave
The city in few days. very neat article putup ior
S1,OO.
All should help sneain which keeps the near
The beautiful unchanged from Times rude theft
Glardat the irceh tint OF chilllood's polished brow,
And when love yields lis idol to the tomb
Doth snatch copy mar 27--l2t
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DEHsONs having claims against a balance due from
late ordinary In the United States
vice hereby notified them at the office Of the
Fourth Auditor OF the Treasury within Two months from
This dale Hp Id-3t
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The Nashville Banner and the Nashville Wing
have been merged into one paper, which is published
daily now l,y Bang & Co. under the title Of Banner
and Wing.
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M@> FIRE, FIRE, FRET WATER,
MG WATER, WATER !-The friends OF the
Total Abstinence invited to attend public meet
Ing at Rev. Mr.. GURIEYS CHURCH, 9Th street between
and streets, this CTHuRsDAv) night al "a O'Clock, to
give public expression their sentiments the estruc
MANY COLD WATER MEN.
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popERT u WALKER
wIfy PRACTISE LAW IN THE SUPREME COURT

or rrtE UNITED STATES
IN answcr 10 many letters thinks proper to nay, that
NJ cannot attend to claims before ccngre or any o.
the Dcpartenis but will devote his attention exclusively
TO cases entrusted TO him in the Supreme Court
once on Pennsyvsnr avenue, the Seven buildings
Washington, D. O. mare-u
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Tho daughter Of Enoch, was FIVE HUNDRED AND
EIsHrT years old when she was married. what
ma will lose hope after that!
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In The year ending on the l-t April, 1910, there
land. at New York two hundred and four thous-
and, six hundrcd and thirty SIX immigrants.
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Gen. Cass, one Of our Senators in Congress, ar
rived home this morning, on tae Bunker Hill--DE
rRoIr Canon. 2ND INST.
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THE CONCERT or THE DIsTNs .-1Ihese celebrated mu.
sicans gave concert at Carus's Saloon on Tuesday
evening, 10 large and fashionable audience The charac
ter OF some Of their music (he Sax orns) was new to
number OF our citizens and much lauded
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BY TELEGRAPu-

New Yoax, April IA, 9P.M
Sales of cotton to-day two thousand bales at Ia
Of cent decline since the arrival OF the Steamer
Southern fiolir ~ 10. Red Wheat 81 O5. Treasury
notes 100 5-a.