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Totals. $50. G3,H1i2 4OlS"SS 42io5 NoT
II appears by this, that the value of merchandise,
produce. &C., exported during the month ending March
g. 1910, fI21 09G the corresponding month In
1sls, and f572G31 the corresponding month in
1si. There only five items In the list which have
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s d NJ E CIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

uOhuUys April S3.-O IL
There was change of consequence in the stock
market to-day the appearance of things in the street.
however, was brighter, and for Monday, considerable
activity visible Compared with those current at
the close Saturday prices at the first board to-day
show q slight improvement Harlem went up d per
cent; Canton Co. u Erie Railroad, u; Reading
Mortgage Bonds all others closed at previous prices.
The amount of specie in the sub-treasury at the
close of business to-day, was $1,07S,764
The money market decidedly easier to-day,
and loans were made favorable terms
The steamship Cambria from Liverpool will be due at
Boston on Friday next She will probably bring
Their half millions of dollars in specie The crisis in
the money market has doubtless passed, and the re-
covery will, trust, be gradual and healthy
Look for bills of the marlborough Bank of Wofbo-
rough, N H. Efforts will soon be made to put them into
is necessary to be the zard
them. They not worth the paper they printed
on The Salisbury Bank, of Maryland is another dan
gerous concern, and of these days the bill holders
will not be able TO find the agent of redemption 1t Is
not safe to keep them night Even the brokers in
Wall street get rid of every dollar Of them before going
home. Our advice is not to touch them a all
1t is stated that the Lehgh Coal Company intend to
disregard the recent law passed by the Legislature Of
Pennsylvania prohibiting the issue Of scrip for the
payment Of interest, redeemable in coal The compa
ny intend avang itself of qubble and set the law at
defiance
The Franklin Bank OF Cincinnati has declared the
2lth and 25th dividends of five per cent, payable at
the Bank of America on the 25th inst.
The value of merchandise, including the amount of
specie imported into this district IN each of the first
three weeks in the month of April in each of the past
four years, is as annexed -
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A YOUNG LADY WISHES SITUATION IN RE-
and Singing she is fully competent having received her
stucons from Of the best Italian She could
Also instruct In tho rudinents Of French and Drawing Ad
dress T. d., Herald Once
A LADY, WHO HAS FOR SEVERAL YEARS BEEN
engaged teacher in Of the Seminaries
country DESTROYS Of obtaining five six pupils
her residence in central part OF the city Address
n H.. Herald Office.
A FIRST RATE COOK.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
woman wishes situation first Cook in a
able family The Of reference be given Can
Tor two days has objection to 90 short distance
country understands pastry thoroughly Please call at 81
Duane street.
A CAPABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION
"A to do the cooking washing and ironing Of small
private family, general house work in small family:
would have objection to go with family Of
town for the The best of city references given. Can
he seen for two days Please call ut 80 Chrsy
DISQUALIFICATION AS SUCH BY WIDOW
tnees gwen, capabilities. Address a note. Mrs T.,
ntrald oile which will be promptly attended TO-
VNO MECHANICS.-WANTED by SMART ACTIVE
boy, II years old learn the Ship House Carpcn-
ter trade other respectable trade Can give good
reference Please call day this week at No. II Vest
Nrond"n Plnoe, front basement.
V>O FRENCH MERCHANTS.-A YOUNG AMERICAN
Geneman, IL years of wants situation in French
mercantile house his object is particularly to in
struct himself business salary not object He writes
goou hand and speak and write English French and
spanish Apply at 20 st. Marks Place.
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FOREIGN.

A RIAs Common h CO., COMMISSION, FORWARDING,
n and Shipping Merchants, Panama-Consignmen Of
ships and solicited and all kinds Of Commits
sion business attended the usual Drafts New
York. Boston, New Orleans San Francisco London and Pa
Ri
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

REWARD.
0NoON~~N0r~0yNNoN~No~0~N0
H1O REWARD-STOLEN, ON MONDAY AFTER
III noon the 23d inst from 2l Broadway small case
containing lkenosses. Pawnbrokers will please
notices the above reward will be paid for their recovery
by calling at 25l Broadway, corner Of Murray street
PHlLIBERT BORREL.
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a1usTC,-THE PIANO WILL DE TAUGHT BY A
MI young Lady who has tkorouEh knowlesSe OF Music
for 50 rquarter those more advanced 81: Ao-
ply 10 S. G., dsyali 0eies
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MUSICAL.

Ar IxsTRUCTION.-h YOUNG GERMAN, AC-
mi tnoviedaed as the best OF &c city wants
family where he could give instruc-
M an nc pieno as pay. Apply by letter OF 9hsrWise 70
p s2 Houston street. Lessons gwen a modera'e 'ems'
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fined call KNOX in Fulton street. and purchase
Of his elegant Hats which for beauty elegance and
artistic superior style which has been offered
this Spring Knocks Hats well known require
praise from
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A Great Observation-Disclosures Chi

Old Wnes.-A sale OF rich and rare Old
Wines will under the Auction head Of this paper
to take place to day
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United States Circuit Court:
Before Judge Nelson.

Arm 23.-Judgment .4Grmed.-The case of Nelson
C. Marselis who convicted about year ago for alb
stracng money from letters up before Judges
the Circuit and District last term and argued Ii
Is understood that Judge Nelson affirmed the judgment
ofthe District Judge and that Marseis will be
on his return next week
Judgment Rerersed-The case of Charles Parsons.
tried for opening letters and special verdict
also decided, and the verdict set aside
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Court Calendar for this dnx

SUPERIOR CouRr.-2S, u.s. l23, 129, 1. IL, III, 40
81 So So 81 25 g. 100, 1ol, 1o2 1O3 TO- ii, "a, l5
"a, 146 422 %, 147 80. 142, 109 1873 156, 158 159
AGO. 161, 162, 164 l65 100 l67 l6S 169 no. Ill 423
172, l75 s. g. 1856 1872 a. SO 81 60
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lys Life Preserving Hammock, Bed and Raft Again, we
beg to call the attention. friends public
truly great invention 1t is undoubtedly the purposes
intended of the best articles offered
nd feel pleasure in urging all who travelling sea
riand to call and purchase Fora Life Preserver Il is in
aluable and attached each bed provision water
pouch, that in of shpwreck the
vide against almost emergency taking provi-
sions last weeks Attach them together
and rivers and you can have raft ferry boat bridge
Hang them between trees ship board you have
splendid Hammock free from all unpleasant smell every
kind of nuisance We conclude by advising all who travsl
lakes rivers overland, call Mr.. Seey, at i6i
Broadway
Wigs and TOupees-BatchelOr'sW Wig Manu-
factory at No. Wall street. believe, only one in
the city where the Wig business carried exclusively
All know that practice makes perfect His newly invented
Wigs obtained Silver Medal at the Fair Of the
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

CTATFN ISLAND FERRY--LEAyE NEW YORK AT
s. 10 l. 3, and o'clock
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SALES BY AUCTION.

RY JACOB S. PLATT-L. G. CARRINGTON, AUC-
- uoheer-N atohes aud Jewslry, Fancy Goods &c.-yO
GId and silver Watches of all kinds in lots 10 suit
chasers among which the most valuable kinds
ana vi" he sold individuals wishing
superior and warranted time kseker for private they
OF 100 second hand Watches the whole stock
hand OF Pswnbroker AlsoO silver and 80 ne Is
line eased English French and Swiss Watches Anchor Lee
pine Patent Lever Independents Seconds p to 30 pair
jewels Alsc-Chrsoeal and plated Watches Also-A
csely II clock of the highest Watches full
jewels gold dial and double time Of Wndor stop
seconds &c. value said DO from $50 to $50 each and
sold without AsoA large invoice of gold gilt
Jewey fine silver Ornaments fine California knives
Bowies knives &s Also-Segar Cases, Fancy Boxes
Sale to commence at II o'clock at the Auction Ro
Plat street and to which tho attention of purchasers
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Liquid Hair Dye.rhis Dye instantly changes Red
Grey beautiful Black Brown Color and without njur
the skin hair This Dye will wash off as the othe
Dyes generally do Price shings For sale only tn
B0Wery Drug Store, lG2.
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A With INFORMED YOUNG WOMAN, WHO UNDkK-
~ stands sewing linen. sprig muslin and lace
would fulh situation Chambermaid and sewer, or az
Nurse assist in confectionery store also she can
sh and iron Can be seen three days at her present
ployer's, CA Uous,0n street Good city references
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SPORTING.


CENTREyILIE CQURsE-TRoTTING.--A PURSE OF
~ $50 mile heats Best in in harness for horses that
purse. To off Thursday April 10Th. En-
tries to close i,sday. April 9th, by 10 o'clock p NJ
Green M,dden's lS8 lam street. Three
make field and two to start. a entries the entrance
money to be deposited in the box with the entry
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THE GOLD COAST.

THIRST VESSEL FOR CALIFORNIA-THE SPLEEN
did coppered and copper fastened Liverpool packet
ship SUSAN g. OWENS, Capt j. o. Barclay $50 tons bur
then and but five months old is cleared from the
House, but being detained will sail
18th April Some Of the desirable state rooms
behs vacant and be secured by immediate
plication to BUFFUM & HANDY III Broadway.
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EOR CALIFORNIA, VIA CORPUS CHRISTI Ell PASO
Il and the GilaThe Knickerbocker Gold Company now
progress Of formation will sail between the LIST 1851
May Cost through to tho mines outfit &c. included S75
For particulars apply to j. wOODHOUSE President fs
Water Itreet
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CALIFORNIA, VIA VERA CRUZ, THE CITY or
~ Mexico, and Masatlan.-This company have made
sailing packet EuGENIA which conveyed Captain Hutons
company Of I'D in fourteen days Vera Cruz Certain dis
oouragng letters which have appeared in Of this city
the foul productions OF preudiced mind directed
against the Vice Consul Of Mexico few vacancies the
company remain Further information given by Capt BAT
TERSBY. from too r. NJ, at 100 Front street. up stairs
back office. Strangers make their minds
that time may BIO given for necessary preparations
CALIFORNIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ about visit California and DESTROYS to leave their Ike
with their friends would do well to call Bradys
Nos 26 and W Broadway, where, by
and additions to his establishment true
faithful kene DO obtained 1T the shortest notice
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Diamond pointed Riehelieu' Gold Pens. warranted to
wear five in Gold and Silver Pen and Pencil Cases
together with elegant assortment of fine gold
Watches, for sale by J. Y SAVAGE Jr Is Wall street.
Watches and Gold Pens repaired or exchanged.
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scott's Shirt Mandatory. Person
Gold Pens and vNatches.-The G,

want of Shirts, Collars Stocks, Gloves Hosiery &c. will
find to their advantage to call at M Fulton street where
may be found not only large assortment but at prices 20
per cent less than usual, door east of Broadway
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TO BE LET.


vJNO LET-A PLEASANT COTTAGE on SOUTH SIDE OF
goth street. between 3D. and ID avenues containing nine
roc ms and aparor with four lots rent $50 stable will be
built additional rent. Also. small neat tenement Sjh
''''' " Mr.. CROMWELL. 40 Nassau st.
VNo LET-A FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED ROOM
n small private family where there boarders, in
desirable location within minute walk Of broadway
For particulars, address note to J.. s., Herald Office
ITO LET-A RESPECTABLE TWO STORY FRAME
house. with Easements attic and sub cellar, No ~ Til
larry near Fulton Brooklyn, in complete order. Marble
front basement paror and halls
pered Rent low 70 good tenant Inquire at the Auction
Room, No. l9l Washington St
vJ,O LET-oNE OF THE BLOCK mo li2) OF THREE
Brick stores and Dwellings on the eastery side OF
Greenwich avenue between 18th and nth streets great
tho f''sH''s "'"' G%BRiEL WINTER, 81 Wall street
Two LET.-A NEARLY NEW COTTAGE, WITH GAR
den OF six lots Oxford Atlantic street.
Brooklyn near the residence Of Dr. Cox. The house has
besides three in basement, stable, &c
Apply to CORNELL& MEAD, No 2Atantic street, South
Ferry. omnihuses every fifteen minutes.
TUNO LET OR FOR SALE-A FIRST RATE TWO STORY
and attic house with bahhot and coldfne garden
rrn vines No 2S 2t street. between 9Th 9th
newly painted and In fine condition To DO only from 10
to H. and from 3 to D.. Inquire OF
DLEAsANT ROOMS TO LET TO SINGLE GENTLE
l. men, with without board, at $50 Houston street
three doors Of Broadway French spoken in tho amy
Apply at 42 Broadway until Friday then st the above
HOUSE wANTED.-wANTED by SMALL AND
respectable family without children sma wv ssosy
one Of the city preferred not hgner Ia t
Union Square, Please address House NJ inc 'e"'' WV
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~ FORGE b. ROLLINS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
N Furniture.-G. D. Rollins Co. will sell 10 o'clock
Wednesday, pr % at No 90 Hammond large
Of excellent Furniture contained in that three story
double comprising Paror Dining Bedroom Kitch
Furniture superior Extension Dining Table Bureaus
Tables Looking Glasses, Bedsteads Mattresses
CARPETS Oil Cloth Quartete Tables Chairs Crockery Glass
Ware. &c. Catalogues at q Wall street.
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XNALTER GRETNOUGH. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w Furniture, at auction-W. Greenough Co. will sell,
this day o'clock, in Warren second door
Henry street. South Brooklyn, the entire Parlor Bed Room
Kitchen Furniture contained in the above house Terms
cash Lankale money For particnlars Auction head.
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"A and Proprietor Greenwood, jr Assistant M.nsse,M
E',y Gay anu evening ,hs Performances
ger has engaged the celebrated Quaker Giant and
Mammoth Lady who weighs 576 pounds that dimunit1s
specimen Of humanity Tania the Fairy Queen oee-
at each entertainment with Monsieur Essr in their Won
derful Gymnastic Performances laughabe Pantomimcs
ludiorous Metamerphoses Also engaged Great Weern
the Yankee Comedian: Mr. Chapman Mr. COPELAND Miss Wet
moth Brothers. Wax Scripture Satuary siamese Twins
Madame Rockwell the fortune teller Admission Is eta
children 10 I2l. OF -
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DY J. UEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER. - WEDN ESDAY
ID April - at A. NJ at No. ~ JoraIcmon ST.. Brooklyn
gcntee ror chamber and kitchen Furniture elegant
escroire Bookcase. Same day. at q o'clock at No
I3 Clinton street Brooklyn large and excellent
elegant Furniture of the hest good
having been in but short time Same day. o'clock
T. NJ No. III State few articles Furni-
turc. Catalogues at the Sales Room.
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nR RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI-
~ vate &c. ~ Greenwich STRETCHES hours 70
in the early will be surprised at the rapdty tt
attending their Structure
radically cured.
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NOR CALIFORNIA IN NINETY DAYS, THROUGH
Texas via San Antonio and the CHA starting the LIST
May-General Worths Expedition will be in advance
Members Of the Fourth Carson Association organized D.
Hough for this cheap and certain route her
and Of their in complete trim at 20 Broad
street. up stairs where also full particulars will be gvsa
TO persons wishing to become members.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
T o. of o. F. MARINERS LODGE, No. 23-THE MEM
of Mariners Lodge, No. % L. o. of o. f.
queed to assemble at their Lodge Room No S Canal street
Tuesday the 2h inst at half past o'clock to the
last tribute of respect to late worthy brother John Will
by order SAMUEL AULD, Nc
JAMES W. FLYNN, Secretary
NOTICE,-THE BOOKS FOR THE SUBSCRIPTION TO
the capital stock Of the New York and Liverpool United
States Mail Steamship Company will be opened at the office
of T. X COLLINS South street in the city Of New York
the Sd Of May next from the hour Of 10 A. NJ
o'clock, p. VI.
JAMES BROWN,
EDWARD X COLLINS,
ELISHA RIGGS, ! Commissioners
WILLIAM S. WETMORE,
STEWART BROWN,
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MO CURE. NO CHARGE.-DR. MURPHY, OF 81 GOLD
IN street. Is eonhdcntislly consulted all private
diseases Recent Of gonorrhea he
days Constitutional debility and impotency successfully
by Dr. NJ No used in
from business. Open from A. N. to n. N.
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~ phia.-The immense warerooms of
with any stock in the Union for price,
Administer, Tapestry, Brussels, Imperial
tian Carpets; Floor, Table and Wagon
Shades, Mattings and Mats. Rugs, &C., &
acceptances, with interest added. Wi
experience as an importer and manufa
and housekeeper n continuation Of the
awarded to the Old House. Carpet Hall,
cond street. below Christ Church. j.
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A MOST RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A
n situation in respectable family Seamsress and
Chrens Nurse Chambermad and Seamstress; and has
no objection in the country during the Salts
factory reference given Please enquire B Hester street.
second floor. Can be Tuesday and Wednesday.
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MEDICAL.
~-~-~-~-~s~~~~o-~-~-~-~.N~ -~~~~~~-~4~-~~-~~~~.
~ CONSUMPTION-FROM ITS
avs bafiied tho most skilful medical L

CUFFERING DYsPEPTICS ARE GUARANTEED A
ncrfect relief by the the Oxygenated Btters sold
by the Empire Company T6 Broadway and BY Rushson
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MISCELLANEOUS.

INRENCH PAPER-HANGINGS AND CURTAIN MA
teria for sale wholesale and retail the most
able terms, solomon Hart, 2i3 Broadway-who
cevng every arrival from avre Papers and Borders Of
all kinds the elegant to the least costly compris
ing Gold Silver Fresco Satin Floch Decors and other Pa
pes Also constantly hand Curtain Materials Of every
description Curtains made in the most FL hi0na
Lle STYLES. SOLOMON 4 HART, 2i3 Broadway.
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THE SIERRA NEVADA MuTUAL PROJECTION
Company will leave New York for Pittsburgh the 9TH of May
from thence boats built expressly for the COMPANY to ents
where leave boats by land distance
Of goo miles The through IS dollars each
his the expenditures be
tees appointed by majority Of the Company each
pay equal amount towards the different items Of
proceed For full particulars apply
Vista House. of Grand and Forsyth whore
will be in attendance during the day COMPANY
~ cYening.
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~ Teeth on iivots. Extracting p cents. Filling with
gold "a cts to 81 All other dental operations at cor
respondngy reduced charges and warranted for Ave years
3S Broadway.
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TIOMER MORGAN, ACCOMMODATIONS FUR
nure-Wednesday April - at o'clock at Il Eighth
the entire Furniture in the house. comprising
article requisite for Housekeeping Most Of the Furniture
nearly new, and all Of 1t in superior order.
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BOARD AT NO 5l2 BROADWAY-TWO ROOMS ON
ID floor consisting of front and back paror with bed
attached will be rented together
rate Also other pleasant for single gentlemen. APP
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r. GORGE i. ROLLINS, MISREPRESENTATION
N Household Furniture-G. g. Rollins L. CO. will sell
Tuesday April 2ih at 10 o'clock at No A. Seventh street,
the entire Furniture Of that house comprising full
Of parlor dining, bedroom and kitchen furniture
superior rosewood Pianoforte made by Glen mahogany
Chairs Sofas, Couches Dining Tables &c Damask Brus
sells three ply and ingram Carpets Oil Cloths Lamps Can
dlotcks large quantity of excellent Bedding Bedroom
art
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-02

the requirements Of that dreadful code, which
attempts to draw an imaginary distinction be-
tween manslaughter and murder. After the
third fire, CilIey fell, and almost instantly ex.
pired. 1t is unnecessary to prolong the details
Of an occurrence ofsuch tragic and melancholy
interest, but permit me. before taking leave Of
the subject TO say, that Col Jones acted in ev-
cry stage Of the affair, with AN earnest and sin.
cere desire to terminate it without bloodshcd
And now let mo direct attention, briefly, to
another point, which calls for reproof. My
friend Of the Hawk Eye has charged Col! Jones
with having used the patronage OF the Survey.
or's office, first to promote the election Of Gen.
Dodge, and secondly, to secure that OF his own.
This naked charge, unuuthcnticated by any
proof, seems premature and lifcless-no vita
lily Is impart ed 10 tit belongs to 4 Class Of
bankrupt creditors, whoare faithful to promise,
but never to fulfill. Although could lave
desired the promotion of other men to fill their
places and would rely more upon the fidelity
to Cen Dodgel comp, II me to acknowledge.
that while he has done much service for him.
self and party, he has not entirely disregarded
his obligations in Representative capacity
The State has been benefited by his exertions
in Congress; and hesitate not to say, that the
print of his Official ha nd is visible to some ex-
tent, in the commercial and agricultural pros.
perlty oil our young State. 1t is this, and not
the patronage Of the Surveyors Office, which
has made him universal favorite with his
party-t s this, which has preferred him to
the exalted station he now occupies, and which
trust for tho honor of our State, he may fill
with becoming dignity. Let no one among US
clip from his young brow IA single laurel which
has been honestly acquired-let no man de-
prive HIM Of a single immunity which belongs
to his character as u poticlan--let none i'm.
peach the probability of ii single victory he has
achieved-for in every contest for power, he
has been triumphantly sustained by the free
and unrestraned suffrage Of his fellow citzcns.
We may regret that he and his colleague JONES'
are made to take the places IF others, who
could and would render more important service
to the State and nation, had they an opportu-
nifty to act, and in speaking of his merits, we
may, without departing from any rule OF pro.
prcty, reluctantly accord 10 them that credit
which Justly belongs to heir characters; but
VIC have no right TO call in question the into
gritty Of their Official conduct. or attack their
private character, until we arc prepared to OK.
hibit that testimony which will produce con-
viction at the bar Of public opinion This is
The course which sound discretion dictates,
md which, if | were an cdi. or, l would feel
bound invariably TO pursue.
Respectfully, yours,
a WIG.