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sNIIE FOLLOWING ARE AMONG THE ADVANTAGES
OF large capital in addition TO the accumulation Of pre-
mitms Jttf fr.v
The peculiar benefits secured to the assured by the prin
cple Of the Loan Department
The payment Of premiums hd,fyeariy or quarterly by
charge. 4 aI 10 i55at Js#-5a s TG4 .#@
4 The travelling leave extensive and liberal
Persons insured for life, at borrow hall amount
Of annual premium, and claim the same privilege l0f hSe
successive years. their note and deposit OF policy
Part OF the Capital Is permanently invested III the united
States names OF three OF the Local Directors, AS frds
always the assured In cases OF disputed
Claims (should any such arise) or otherwise
Thirty days allowed after each payment OF premium be-
comes due, without forfeiture Of policy.
No charge for stamp duty, for Medical Examination
Tile Society being founded on the Mutual and Joint Stock
principle, parties may participate " The prohts o. me 80,
assured Tor life on the participation scale.
The Society is not connected with either Marine or FIRE
Insurance,
ny- The baltimore Branch Of the United States Local
onid will meet the First Monday Of every month al the
office Of tile Chairman, for the transaction OF business
liz Tie Medical Examiners will meet daily al Al Lex
ngt0n street at o'clock, = NJ, 10 receive applicants
Fee paid By the Society
Pamphlets explanatory Of Life Insurance, and the pecu
liar system Of this institution blank forms Of application
&c., Obtained al the Agents Office, German street
United States L.ocai Directors Of baltimore.
JONATHAN MEREDITH, Esq Chair'n.
SAMUEL HOFFMAN, Esq.
S. H. McCULLOH, Esq, NJ. d..
j. MEREDITH, Esq, Standing Counsel
J. MASON CAMPBELL, Esq, Solicitor
Medical Eraniiners.
#. II. BUCKI.ER, III Lexington street
TiIos. II. WILLIAMS.
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). q. WINCHESTER,

AT MS Old NTINUi No TOO BdhITH0I'H "
ID EsfECTI1ILy informs his numerous customers, mat
liz lie il tas ltrrtoiprs) prepared to supply them with LIN
~ nr M.n shirts plain fancy, the shortest notice;
aud having eyoed many years Of his life u u'ls import
agsmtre enrc saiislacton 10 81 who may avor him with
cir rpstuut. (
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(iaylcr's Patent Salamander Safes.

THESE safes warranted perfect IN every respect and
10 aori full protection or books papers against
loss by hrr ~ thieves
sFor comparatively small sum Any person may have
ain INSURANCE oIce III ls which eAacs neither
notes premiums, a.i which cannot be broken down BY
a great lire. y 51sa !. FsE.
tayisrs Patent Double aud inproyeh single Salainander
Safrr OF any dimensions required by Banks brokers MGR
chants Jewellers, ior Records Tor other public oces
made IL order An for ale and orders received
al The Depot us Water between Pine and Wall streets
I EXTINCTION rtRE, LIFE, AND MARINE INSURANCE
IL COMPANY nsnrsA property OF every description.
agas, rerls w Fire and Msier Chartered by Tie Iisa
t,i,v 81 kentucky Ia isst. Capital sao,np.
OFFICERS
JOHN w HUNT, President.
John DIani, William * Waller,
Msson G. johnson, Dudley NJ Craig,
Richard Pindcr, James o. Harrison
Tnoass u. BAxrEn, Secretary. t
An applications for Insurance In the ces Of New York
and Brooklyn. will have prompt attention al the Office OF
the Agency, No 7e WAL street, where all claims for Losses
viii be literally adjusted and promptly paid
srxvrss 4 iIoxr, covnTiicrs. sgsg
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DIR. TOWNSHIPS SARsAPARILLA!
MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD.


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49, VI y J'S~ 70 an soi
asssss. without ssaslfAs, pDsi"s ss1en's Or
Ts s..a bs AZ si sa superiority a hills .apra over
s dis..ss. ! ia,,sa,ta,s. IL sedy.
lo.D care. a. RA.srna,,ss.
NO cures q py.gse..is;, !. III.
moo cures Of Gtassaf Deb6sfy aad Wat NJ NsTtohs
k.sxy
spd fsnaae cea,raia,s, and over 1901 eures of Die
Lss, AZ, A., Together VA. Numerous csss ronsmp
swst mus aTps iaesbs, III =. hss. .,,srs from
arsns and cI as-ni irom ~ paris 9! The n,rd states
ans ofIhs mea rsspeeaee arsEasi u Newark New Or,
sass " ihs sny q Nrw York which We wl rerr 10 with
sltssirs. aud 70 men u character well known
os,s, .'a., af . r'..s,aAss !
.asaa e. ns es u a ss uso "'''r nom py
ms Y e ssl ,.. I. hs nndsrslgned rhys,esns q
To@SsESp a"i s.sss tub % 5. ONE
sfthsm preparations o. ar'srariis hi The mar
PHI Pglns, NJ D., Wilson " D., H.. D. briggs, NJ
". =. Emrmaort " w.
Tie allowing l. rom one Of ,s mos, rtsrtetabls phy
clans on Long Island X
o.,,y.a,, h,,v ia ,a,c
- 81, $3.50. 49,. y.y ~, 80 NJ. 4
say yoa iai have recently Witnessed sss.r casss
~ mgsi pf'ehs m rsf- oi 5vns ~ ~ Shh
bsna snsassa ~ s passss ?, n,sse,
~, II N. ysn,oya IN N a,isis a,a a,snssa
a,s q ne sss Eva s srsas ~ Ss ar sesd
please "A q. NO aosss, ae, = p1' y"
Il s@s q E PREsToN n n
Wiru siAiHo orrnhh,
CsN w Mclean, Member Of ihe Legislature, and late
.srScaIs. itsiis ID own story y 80 = '' '''"na
RAn"AY, Ian. %, iat'.
whole system len 10 dehtaed state. WAS i,dursd 10
py DIR. sENp'SSARsAPARlll.A, and afsr taking
tHo or three bottles, was very much relieved AMI alr
butte entirely % the said Sarsaparila. have continued
taking " and mn maj Improve every .ay Ibelieye
ssssm my woa moi DO wiho, vha VII any CON
"N ~ "i''
,orN \. crsas nn tII,ar ", ,hs p.h,,. p.,,,,
ssnpabs,e The above crriicae and remarks in d, ed
a!lal az follows: - ,,,,,,,.
ton OF sARsApARIII:A appears 70 be one o. lie
sA,anrafy eaaIac.eT W publish oIay Two cerheaies
from s s sy NJ WLr o sas an s ans one
Ts hhsMn " N.Y. UP, MsLsun pesses NE m.d
she 70 nav savsn ns e anu NJ WINE seems % enter
VIII an el,elhy honS commence IN NY eHoacy lnisseh
.n VIZ ~ ~ wna no. praise 80 strongly what they did
~" h'uy oei'eve 70 DC OBSERVING
E scKoFuLA CURED
This certificate conclusvey proves thai This SARSAPA
y he S,oo gree persons cured IL one house Is "nnre
! cedenistL
THREE CHILDREN
.u,h.t ,,ss ns mn chiid,en h,xr mem r,rsd ~ ~, @
lila by he use Of Your excellent medicine They We're az
ha,,is !, ,aao er a,rsy Snr shich ,ssi rssS ynJ.
deep obligation. Yours respectfully,
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

" ~ PALMER,s COUNTRY NEwsPA-
Y /. PER ADVERTISING AGENCY, Tribune Hniidinps
New York, embraces m0 OF the b. newspapers oi all the
cties an principal towns in tho United Siaiea and Cana
a, for which be 10 duly authorized receive advertise
cfipis - s'.'.1 n
Merchants manufacturer artists and individuals gene.
faiy besides public iDftions Incorporated companies,
and societies who wish 10 advertise IN, subbe FOR
newspapers OF any section Of The country respectfully
Invited 10 examine the FLEA
To rsmose all douhir and msnpprehensons, the agent
hefhy nothes the public that person Is authorized by
him 10 Solicit advertisements, cards subscriptions Ion the
wspapers Tor which he Is the only authorized agent
lac annoyance 10 merchants and others, growing
mime ons pretended agencies ia this city, renders atop
lion q This course essentially proper 10 gia against In
position. 43a
fhose therefore who wish to transact business with his
agency and avoid mistakes are respectfully invited hand
In nielr orders al the Office, or address
v. y, PALMER,
American Newspaper Agent, Tribune lilildlnsa
To The cost Of advertising In country peperaa list of
hs cities and towns throughout the Union 10 which The
papers FnbRediogeIhGr with copies of the seye.
raj papers Tor which he is The duly auoriaed Agent may
he sren al this office, In tho Tribune buildings,
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The qualities 81 the above spa, and the reputation 81
their commanders are well know Every .rkerton will ba
made 10 promote the coot Of passengers and the
OF importers The price Of passage from. New York
yerpoo is slOO, from Liverpool 10 New York 2j, nrud-
Ing stores and bedding without wines Neither the captain
owner uf these ships will he responsible for amy letters.
parcels packages unless regular bills o adg sign.
ed therefore. tSt@0t aba4
For freight or passage apply to
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JAMES PRISON, s. Walker street, has now hand,
and is dly finishing, Piano Fores of every description,
rom hs very superior horizontal grands down TO plan
square III ocnyes combining all the Improvements OF
in tr ,sess, All his instruments are made expressly
nr tic city trade and no pains expense Is spared TO rem
4, m, H
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

Clanse and Strengthen. Consumption be cured Iron
ohiiia, Consumption, Lirer Complaint, Colds, Coughs,
Hse1e RICK XVIII Sees,s Ds o. Psose EI 1o
foration PAIN the side, &C., hare been amt be
Ell. gses5i s5t s@
Probably there never was remedy that has been
cessfIl in speraie Of Consumption as this II clean
and strengthens tile system and appears to heal ulcers
health and SIRE myth. s,-t
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CYRUS w FIELD a. co,
CO3T1Il,SSIONP PAPER WAREHOUSE,

No y Burlina, slip, New York.
1NIE highest market prices paid, Cash, Tor Rags Can
rds, Rigging, Grass Rope Tdrred Rope, Hemp Rope,
Rope dUttiRss, Cotton Haste, Gnny Bdggfng, and all
other kind Paper Makers Stock their nag Warehouse
II Plat street, New York H s@5
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Thtse substantially iHt tilIg, HTs vIl.H F. VI uu.t NJ
The city OF New YORK, are commanded by men OF txe
rcnce and ability, and will be despatched pnneiuay on
the 2lst OF each month,
Their cabins are elegant and eommodious, and iur
nished with whatever conuce 10 the ease and comfort
Of passengers. 55
Sejhr the captains Of these srps VIII he re-
onsble for any parcels packages sent by the unless
regular bills OF lading signed therefor.
For freight passage apply 10 ...
Woodruff & MiNTrRSSS
81 south street, New York.
or 10 FIELDES, BROTHERS Cos
Liverpool
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LIFE INSURANCE.
NATIONAL. LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
81, CORNIIILI., LONDON, Ann ~, WALL STREET,
NEW YORK. w. y u
CAPITAL, E5d,0oo STERLING,
s2,5OO,OOO.

Empowered by Act Of Parliament, victRoya Assent,
(. July u, iSh.
"A .Sarines Baud for nc Orphan and The Widoie,"
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hS- TAKE NOTIcE!--Th Canton Tee
Company are the eychiSirf venders Of The superior
Black Tea called UoWQuA'S MIxTUREs They Intro.
duced IL IN America in sO-and every other person or
house protesting 70 sell Tie same nj all much less
VIII perceive by comparing The spurious with The genuln.
= Howqna'' yended by the Canton Tea Company.
Every package lin addition its containing Jua ,ceixhL
independent Of the wrapper bears tile stamp neatnea
and elegance and the Teas secured
from light and air that their quality and power viii remain
nnmpaired IN any climate. ses
% CHARLES A. COMFY, Agent
At TEMPLEMAs's Book store
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PETER drown, n LIllIe st., Brooklyr
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED. LADIES.

THIS EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA has been ex
r any OF the and horrible diseases to
MomsSood, On is cacnaiod to assist nature ~ quicken
Ing The blood and nysorsing The system Indeed this me
il braces the whole system, permanently the
% ar siulai,,w the system produce Subsequent
relaxation which 10 the Of most medicines taken for
emale weakness ind disease
YOUNG LADIES, READ THIS.
You who have Pale Compilations Dull Eyes, Dlotches
yits,o use hotlc two Of Dr.. TOWNSEND SARSApA.
% M sra me moSd me .r ns
4 spirits and beautiful complexion all Of which are Of i'm.
4 mense value to UNMARRIED LADIES'
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
DR. TOwNSENDS SARsAPARII.LA Is a sovereign
general prosrstion o Ike system matter whether The
result ofinherentcause causes produced by iegariy,
Nothing can Be Surprising than he sysora,aT e
energy under ts influence Immediately the
nvseness Of the female frame, which d the great cause
will hot be expected Of In cases Of sodelcae
a,rr e ,ss aes that hundreds have been
tedto IN. , ~. - 80
Dn TowHsssp-To all whom this may concrn,This
10 10 certify that my wife used boii. o. your SARsA.
sissmins and delicate circumstances being troubled with
ire osy swelling of the feet affections, and very
much debiiatcd, with my persuasion, and the recomme
daon Of those who had used u she was induced 70 ny "
with little or fall and suffice II TO say the medicine
period hui asr she expiration OF one week Of It's USE the
dropsy and nervous affection gave way TO an astonishing
degree and her health s now better tan had been Tor
long time previous. e.1 -
II this win be Of any service TO you, any one who
doubts the Of the medicine, you are entirely wei
come to IT, fNt '5f .tHH ."
iSnbscrbe myselfyour mos, obeden. and obliged ssTyt
RHEUMATISM AND PILES
iie SEPTEMBER l6, lSiG.
ma fowaennp- Slr--My wife las been, for
years, AFFLICTED with Rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies obtain relief but all TO pur.
pose She waa finally induced by seeing your advertise
ment, to give yonr SARSAPARlIA q trial I was also,
together with man In my employ badly troubled with
the Piles sna by using small quantity Of your SarEapa-
Tilla, our complaint was completely cured consider Il
one o. ne best o. medicines and would advise all Who
GARRrr GARRABRANT
-eg i22 Market street, Newark
PRINCIPAL OFFICE i2G FULTON STREET, N. York,
DR. Il, WI nyoTT 4 SONS, GryxnAr Aorars, No
"a North Second Street, Philadelphia Pa, :
Agent for Washington City, CHARLES STOTT DRua.
gar, corner 7ih street and Penn. Avenue
n ny Alec, for sale by Drueeists generally
VI Il NONE GENuINE UNLESS Pun UP IN THE
LkTGE SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN a
8 p, TOWNSEND, AND ms MANN siows N r,,r oIass
u5- n. ID Y % TT On
.sEvALINE GALyANIC sTRENGTHEN-
y J. ". cALLAN.
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DELMONIcO,s mOTEL,

ID A. J.. bELMONICO respectfully inform their liatnds
and the public generally that their New Hotel being
now eoDplried they are prepared 10 oer Recommendations
hf either families 81 gentlemen as may be required
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RHEUMATISM AND PILES.

,fKTALINE aALyANIc STRENGTHENS
II :. Z "-777 J. =. cALLAN
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MILLER d. CO.'S
NEW GREAT WESTERN EXPRESS,
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YOUNG ladies, READ wills.

You who have Pale Compilations, Dull Eyes Dloches
on the Face Rough Skim or freckles and o Of sp
gita,n use hotc or two Of Dr. TOWNSENDS SARSAPA.
RIJLA Ii will cleanse the blood, remove the Freckles
and Bloches, and rive you anmaon sparkling eyes, fine
spirits, and beautiful COMPASSIONATE Of which are OF i'm
mense value to UNMARRIED LADIES'
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UNITED STATES oFrICER.

Cap. az w Mclean, Member Of the legislature, and late
Ofhs United States Navy has kindly e the following
certificate. hslls It's own story,
IA .tsst a 4.as RAnwAY Ian. %, lat,. Y
year ginee was taken with the Influenza, and my
whole system len In adehilaied state. was l,dursd 10
Try DR. T0WNsEN p's SARsAPARlLIA and amer taking
OF three bottles, was very much relieved anil ag'ri.
butte entirely 70 The said Saraparlla have continued
taking IL and find that improve every LAY. believe u
saved my llte, and wod not he without under any con
alteration. q. w. MCLEAN.
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JOHN JACKSON. Esq, Editor oi the Railway Republic
spibsed the above certificate, remarks in Of, edi
Iirial az follows:
ton OF SARSAPARIILA appears to be one Of The most
extraordinary character We publish to-day certificates
from the Rev. Mr. White, Of Staten Island, gentleman
well known IN Railway. Capt Mclean believes the mtdi.
tain equally strong confidence In lis efficacy Intelligent
men IKE lhsse would not praise strongly what they did
NIT httly believe 10 be deserving - : 7I
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Dn TowNsESp-Dear Sir-I have tie pleasure iniarm
you th.t three fmy children have been cured Of tic Sro
flla by lhe Of Your excellent medicine. They az
cied very severely with bad sores have taken only four
bottles took them away for which feel myself under
deep obligation. Yours respectfully,
N New York. March 1, 1917. W. W.. ~. - n
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Com MERClAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Tuesday, juno 1915 r. NJ.
The stock market opened very buoyant this morning,
quotations for nearly every stock advanced. The
es were large, and the bulls in fine spirits At
first board Treasury Notes went up x per cent
lana 5's, TX; Illinois 6s, x; Reading Bonds, 1%
fding Mortgage Bonds III Erie Ctf. Bonds 1;
Pdng Railroad, ~; Erie Railroad, q; Mohawk u;
|mers' Loan, IL; Canton Company, 1; Harlem i.
pre- arc large number of buyers in the street. and
bears are not disposed to stem the upward move
bt very strongly AS soon az prices become more
ated 1t will be better time to sell than at present
Is the bears lare prepared for, having purchased
6r shorts at the lowest points Of the market The
has been too rapid to be permanent, and the
|ewdest bulls realizing.
1t the second board tho transactions were limited,
! slight reduction in prices.
he receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer
this port to-day, amounted to sos ,005 payments
b17 OF, advices $4,000, balance $l,214,3a4 Is.
The directors Of the Vermont Central Railroad Gem
~ have voted to issue two millions more stock at
fents on the dollar-the present stockholders hav-
the right to take one for every two shares they
hold. This makes the present capital Of the Gem
by Sc 900 ,0O0-two millions created at par and four
lions at SO cents. The actual par now is 81 cents.
he quotations for foreign and domestic exchanges,
Gle, and for uncurrent money in this market, rule
FoREIoN EXCHANGES.
London 100 q 1904 On Amsterdam. ~ 46x
Paris. :. ..M2sA aM25 On Hamburg. ...s51za as1E
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wheeling banks IA per cent discount.
The demand for sterling exchange has been to fair
ent for remittance by the packet to-morrow-Wed-
|ay-andIthe rates are firmly maintained. There is
y little DING in bills Paris and the shipments Of
bic to Havre have been but moderate. Last week
ST. Nicholas carried out S743l6, and the Duchess
|rleans takes out about $50 900 this week The i'm
laton of specie from Europe has about ceased but
influx from California has commenced in good
hest There Is ooe feature connected with the re-
bt of geld from California which is very favorable,
ch is the fact that Of it will 20 back again
|omestic exchanges continue quiet. aud quotations
out alteration The rates all points in favor
his city, and likely to continue So notwshsand-
1.-The inactive state of trade between this point and
Southern and Western States UDcurrent money
J OF SO active rs it has been for some time past.
he are so few merchants coming into the city on
[hess, and the remittances at this season are so
Ill., that very little is Offering for redemption.
he annexed table exhibits the quotations for the
lcipa public securities of the country in this mar
at the respective periods Iamed:-
D,,t, Zrr,
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WASHINGTON, June IL, 1919.


The Cabinct-Ihe Appointments-I NE Goverw-
ment Organ, &c, &c, &c.
The cabinet were in session, to-day, from ten
till two Mr.. Ewing Is steadily cleaning up tho
work in his department, in the matter of receivers,
land registers, attorneys, &c. The Secretary Of
the Treasury helped to several new appraisers,
at Philadelphia, and postmaster, in Georgia, was
appointed. The foreign appointments lie over till
Thursday with the exception of oneor two decided
upon to-day, all of which will have been reported
by telegraph.
The appointment of Mr.. Davis, son of Senator
John Davis, as Secretary of Legation to Mr.. Law
renee, Minister to England, is all well enough, and
we doubt not that il is the very selection which
Mr. Lawrence would have made had the appoint
ment been his own. The Senate, we should say,
will have no reason to complain of the neglect
of the administration IN the matter OF the
distribution of the Offices for, as understood,
some one or more OF the ~, families or
Davis, Truman Smith, Benton, Cass, Calhoun,
Bell, Badger, Seward, Fillmore, president of Sc
nate) Dawson, Dayton, Corwin, and Others, have
been appointed, or are to be retained IN the pu6lie
service. No objection can be made in this regard,
provided these officers are good and capable men,
as we (almost without an exception) believe them
t. be.
Perhaps an older diplomat than young. Cass
would better suit the present state OF affairs at
Rome, if, indeed, the revolution does not annul
the appointment for as we comprehend 1t, Lewis
Cass, Jr., was commissioned to the Pope, who, as
temporal sovereign of Rome, Is an obsolete idea.
This question: however, remains yet to be settled.
Perhaps the appointment of New York mer-
chant, Of enlarged experience, would have better
pleased the mercantile community as consul to
Liverpool than the selection of young Crittenden;
but the latter Is admitted to be young man of
talents and educatiOn; and his distinguished con.
duct as the aid of General Taylor at the battle of
Buena Vista, was entitled to a favorable remem-
brancc.
Thus far, we opine, take them altogether, the
President and cabinet, have shown good degree
of discretion in their appointments.
1t is very distinctly understood, this evening, that
"the Republir" has been assigned, by the Presi-
dent, the public advertising, at his discretion, IN
the city Of Washington and, if we mistake not,
this takes the said advertising from the National
| Wing but that some qmtd pro qtso is to be
awarded to the IVhig office, for Its Jealous sup
port of Old lack, we have every reason to hope.
We have seen a gentlempn, this evening, from
New Orleans, who gives most melancholy ac-
count of the and Its prosIrating effects
upon the business the property, and the people Of
the city. Great apprehensions are entertained of
the June rise from the Missouri and other great
rivers from the Rocky Mountains. No calamity
to any city in the United States, in all their hsto
ry, is to be compared the calamity of this Sauve
crevasse at New Orleans. We very much fear
the worst of II is vet to come w.