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Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

'THg OBsEaUIEs in honor of the late PRESIDENT were
celebrated in New York Tuesday last The procession
formed of the military companies and various civic
cees and extended to great length The Journal Of Com
Of Wednesday thus speaks of it
"The appearance Of the city yesterday was solemn and
impressive All the public and many private buildings dis
played the embems of mourning Of them exceed
ngy neat and tasteful manner Flags esooned with Grape,
placed half mast mounted the shipping and the different
hotels and public buildings In the afternoon, business pur
suits were almost universally abandoned The civic and
military display a scale seldom equaed Some idea
OF the numbers composing the procession be formed from
the fact that although IT extended around Union Square,
mile and three quarters from the starting point the
menced entering the Park minutes before the rear left
it which about six o'clock. II therefore upwards
OF three hours in passing given point and extended nearly
quite five miles in length. The Mayor had place in H.
also members of the Common Connci Foreign Minister'S
and persons Of every grade and class in society The
number OF troops present could not have been less than
i've thousand and hour occupied byhem in pass
ing onethrd of the time during which the procession
was in notion may reasonably be inferred that the number
OF civilians least three greater or between fifteen
and twenty thousand especially when considered that the
latter walked in much dense The funeral car
was drawn by eight richly caparisoned horses led by
many grooms, and very asteuy designed The sarco
phagus was covered by pail Of panged black velvet and
was ovehung by canopy Of light black and white drapery
inerml1ed The whole surmounted by an American
eagle On either side inscribed the last words of the de
ceased and under them the names Of his principal battle
helds The horses and decorated by drooping
pumes, that added TO the nerea aspect The car formed
very imposing part Of the pageant Banners and other de-
vices, shrouded in the insignia of mourning were borne by
the various societies composing the civic part the process
son During the progress Of the procession all the bells of
the city toled and guns we're fred by de,ach
ments pf troops in various parts of the city"
At the return of the procession the City Hall an eo
quent eulogy delivered the deceased Patriot by DAD
GRAHAM, ESQ.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

A MoNsrER DEEr-We had a view yesterday o
cresure taken about month since in ST. Lucia Sound
East Florida, which called by Mr.. JoHS CLARKE, who
captured H. Sea Cow. This singular creature is about ten
feet in length and eight nine feet gh a; the largest
part OF the bodyhss broad, anshaped fin tall and two
fppers, or paws somewhat similar large turtle but with
more points Its head is peculiarly formed, having nostr
and lips resembling cow It is contained in large box
filled with salt water and appears to be healthy and lively.
AT the time OF The capture Of this creature its female mate
Of greater bulk taken n sene but so ercey resisted
that became necessary to kill it. Some Of the meat vas
shown which presented the appearance Of ordinary beef
calf was also at the time, but passing through
the net escaped Charleston Courier.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

MiSSEsorA.-on the 18th instant the steamer Nominee
ascended the St Peters river thirty forty miles above the
spot reached by the Anthony Wayne weeks ago. The
point obtained lie Bos Frame the highest yet achieved
by any steamboat Among the distinguished persons who
made the trip Col c. S. TooD late Of Kentucky and
Judge JESKs, Of Pennsylvanis.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

SCHOOLS IN CoSrEcrrcur. The School Fund Commis-
sioners Of Connecticut have made their annual report from
which appears that the aggregate school fund 602
The receipts of the past year have been larger than n any
previous year, with exception and, after paying the div
dends, 1898 80 remained surplus contingent fund
There has been increase Of 36ss children taught during
the past two years. The number Of children returned in Is4s
7oo In 1920 the number "a, l7s in 1880 it
5000 in 1885 it 49, 500 in 1910 it was a. i4s
in ls45 it s5 275 The increase for twenty five years
very slight But find the scual increase in the years
Is4s and ls49 to be 3.6ss.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

The MEXICAN BOUNDARY COMMISSION
learn from the Providence Journal that Mr.. BART
LETT, commissioner for running the boundary line,
has chartered the steamer Galveston, of the regular
New Orleans line, to carry the entire party attached
to the Mexican Boundary Commission, together
with its stores and equipments, to Matagorda bay,
in Texas. She will sail from New York on
Saturday, the Sd of August and all persons belong
ing to the Commission have been ordered to report
themselves on board on the morning of that day.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03
Difference nearer by railroad, in time III

nOuiS, anu. .oof
The total cost Of this road, from Chicago to Mobile SGT
miles, constructed with heavy iron rail- 65 pounds to yard
and fully stocked with machinery for its opening business, in
proportion to the extent and poducveness Of the country
will not exceed $4,000 per mile an aggregate Of
000 less than onehaf the already invested
in railways by the city Of Boston.
Besides the dec.ness, cheapness, and abor-savng
pacity Of this road trunk ie and the extraordinary
ducon to be effected by it in distance and time to the peo
pie of the West there several important considerations in
favor Of grant of public land IN aid of its construction, which
beg leave state in the succeeding number Of your paper
requesting also ha, the other papers at Washington will take
such notice Of the subject its merits may deserve.
ENGINEER.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

THE COMPROMISE IN LoUIsIANA.-The New Or
leans Courier, the leading Democratic paper of
Louisiana, says: " In Louisiana we may safely as
sert that ninety-nine in every hundred citizens
favorable to the compromise reported by Mr.. CLAY.
We have not seen single newspaper printed in
this State that is opposed to it,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

PRor YueATAS.-By the way Of the city Of Mexico we
have received dates from Yucatan the u
try still continued in distracted state. The negotiations con-
cuded with the Indians bad produced the anticipated re-
suits The Government troops have however, obtained some
advantage over the enemy.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

Twenty thousand dollars have been contributed by private
subscription, by citizens of Philadelphia, to the relief the
sufferers by the late FIRE in that city, and twenty thousand
by the City Councils and commissioners of the Northern Lber
ties making forty thousand in all It in such acts these
that Philadelphia lays her claim TO the title Of the Cy Of
BrotherIy Love-"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

The WHEELING BR1DsE CAsE.-Chancellor WALwoarH,
appointed take testimony in this case has entered upon
the duties of his Office in Pbug, having examined three
witnesses Tuesday last He left Pisbug on Wednesday
morning for Buffers Hotel Turtle Creek, where the
remainder Of the depostions will be taken.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

DEATH OF BRIGADIER GENERAL MAsoN.-We
learn, with great regret that Telegraphic despatch
was received yesterday by General JEsuP, announc-
ing the death Of that distinguished officer and excel
lent man, Brigader General (by breveD RICHARD
B. MASON, Of the United States army, who had re-
turned from California. He breathed his last in
St. Lous on the night of the 18th, victim to the
cholera.-Union.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

Hon. THEoDoRE FRELIseHUrsES was, Wednesday
last inauguraed President Of Rutgers College, at New
Brunswick The Governor of New Jersey present. and
in presenting him the Trustees Of the College, delivered an
address highly complimentary the worthy President The
inaugural Of the latter characterized by the sound sense
and eminent worth of its distinguished author.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

The ksoxvILLE REGISTER, one of the Oldest papers in
the State of Tennessee, enlarged and handsome
y improved in typographical appearance We notice with
pleasure these indications Of prosperity the part of old
and successful an advocate of Wing principles.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

Gen JosE AsrosIo PAEz, formerly President Of Vene-
zuea and Of the founders Of that Republic whence he
has been recently eKed, arrived in Philadelphia from ST,
Thomss last Friday He comes to this country it is sa,ed
with view to making il bis future residence
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

Passed Mdshipman EDwARp F. TATTsAL, eldest son Of
Cspt Jo,ah Tsttnal, u B. N. died st Middleton, (C,)
on Sunday last, aged twen,y.siI years.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

The Governor and Council of the State of Mas
sachusetts have appointed the Honorable Ro-
BERT c. WINTHROP to fill the vacancy in the United
States Senate caused by the resignation of Mr..
WEBSTER.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

The Hon. EDWARD BATES, recently appointed
Secretary Of the War Department, arrived in ASH
ington on Tuesday evening.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

RrsAIss OF PRrspYSr TArLoR.-The Baton Rouge
Advocate Of the 9Th instant says
We learn ius, as we going to press that Governor
WALKER has appointed committee Of sixteen persons from
different parts OF the State, to proceed to Washington and
bring the remains Of General Taylor to Louisiana.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

The Of Hyde Park London, stated be 3s7
of Kensinston Gardens 200; Regents Park, 4O3; St.
James's Park, SO, Green Park, IL Victoria Park l6O
Greenwich Park, ia making in ALL for the city Of London,
1. .s4S acres of park.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

Gen. ROBERT B. CAMPBELL, United States Con-
sui at Havana, on visit to the United States upon
leave from his Government, has arrived in this
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

PRxcAUrIoS-The steamboats, on Lake Ontario are being
provided with fire proof galvanized iron life boats Two
of the largest class just finished in New York, for the
Steamer Bay State, of that lake.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

The Brownsville papers Of the nth contain accounts Of the
execution of the notorious Bill Hassy under Lynch law for
numbering Captain Brennan also Of similar executions Of
Mexicans for murders The Indians continue troubeeoms
near Brownsville, but not numerous.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
BY and Difh the aduice and consent ofthe Senate.

JOHN G. CLARK, of the State of New York, to be
Solicitor Of the Treasury Of the United States.
Thomas l.. SMITH, of the State of New York,
to be First Auditor of the Treasury Of the United
States.
IGNATIUs MUDD, of the District of Columbia, to
be Commissioner of the Public Buildings.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

HIGu SALAnIzs.-A recent topic of excitement San
francisco (CalitorniaJ the salaries which the
Boards Of Aldermen voted tie municipal officers. They
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-09

lasses hogshesi., and that fragments OF tss wfees
are scsttered along the coast Of Cape EizaVe,n
This side Of the light, ac-so that the me ancnoly
conviction is forced upon Us snat tntrs "a" " ~
The Watson sailed from Matanzas on the "a o.
Ami and went into Holiness Hole the 3d. rom
which port she sailed last Thursday morning Jns
was commanded by Capt. Josiah B. Cloush OF ,hls
pace. The following was the list OF tne ere" "ne"
she sailed rom this port last January, VIZ;
CO.. y NoDl,on chief rnsis; B-uj Adsn1s a fnsis
Isha y T,er cook and steward; George 0fee.~
AioDzo Williams, John Brown, Senl' hos''D' 1'- -
The chief mate. Mr. MoultoD, left the vessel a.
Holmes's Hole, 10 take charge OF the brig susan
lane. now l,ing 10 our barbor, ready Tor sea
IN vessel was insared for 50 900 st the Coiun-
bus and Lexington Agency, and sl,ioo on ireign'
at the Augusta Ins. and Banking Co. Agency.
The cargo, consisting Of about % 900 gallons
molssses, was owned by Mr.. J. b. Brown ana lul'y
insured at Columbus and Lexington Offices as sooy e.
[PoTllsnd ADVERTISE, TN
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WEDNESDAY,, May s-P NJ.

"WEDNESDAY, hisy c-fM
There was pause in the upward movement oil
the Stock market this morning. The amount done
was moderate, and prices for the speculative
Stocks were a shade loy er. In Governments very
little was done. Prices quoted the same as yes
terday.
Sterling Exchange closed heavily for the steamer
Of to day. The outside rates were % d9i for first
class Bankers bills.
Money continues very abundant, with falling
off in demand to some extent
In Freights, the rates are quite nominal. with
rather more offering.
The Receipts at the Sub-Treasury to day were
ssO,O43; Payments, slO5,523 Balance in the
Treasury, si,564 1872.
We were shown yesterday s. bill of the
Broadway Bank in this City altered from 81 bill
Of the same institution The fraud is easily de-
tected, as on little examination the erasure OF
the old figures is apparent.
The following is a comparative statement OF the
Resources ard Liabilities of the Banks OF this
State:
RESOURCES Dec. 10. March 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-09
IL BOARD OF AssisrSs ALDERMEN,
"Wednesday Eveoipg, May 0.

Wednesosy Eveolpg, May
The President in the Chair.
p,ssssoR Rsteryed-Of Russ & Reid, 10 extend
their pavement ia Broadway TO Morris-st
Reports Aioptea--4n favor of concurring with
q view TO the safety 'sf members OF the Fire De
partment in the event Of re requiring the securi-
ty Of hoist or hatch WAYS in stores and buildings.
either by enclosures trspdoors on each story, 10
be put down at the close OF business each evening,
uader the penalty of 500 for each OMISSION. :.
Do. 10 grant exclusive use OF pier and slip FOOT OF
Jay-st IL J. c. Byrne. DO. TO remit judgment Of
ESQ obtained against Geo. w. Bloomfield Tor selling
meat without license GA his paying costs, it being
considered that his omission to take out license at
rooms over the Second Ward Station Hoase as
sleeping apartments. 10 place hydrants ia
Tenth.sv. betweea Twenty ts,h and Twenty aev.
enth s,s and at corner OF Sixth and Lewis sts....
To concur in sewer in Ninthst nom Broadway TO
Fourth sv.. Do. AID amend fox sewer in Twenty
ninh-st so as to make Il from line Tenth-sy. %
Hudson River. -. To concur for sewer in Twenty
seventh St from Sixth TO Eighth Adverse to
stay proceedings Cor regulating Ftey fifth So from
Tenth. sv TO Hudsoa River. Referred back. :. In
favor Of repeating ordinance to regalsie Seoondav.
from Forty second TO Fifty third SITS.
From Board of Alderaea- CoRcnrFsd ia--Thst
the crossw alb in Bay ard a. near Metz be relaid.
Com va xaicatioa--Fr From the Coanssl of the
Board. stating that no head of Departa1en, has a
right 10 make contract Of any hind. where the
amount exceeds $500, without the previous action
os the Common Couucil. 49,. A resolution Ia accord.
snce with the communication, was offered by As
sstsnt ALI. Mccarthy. and referred. Adjourned
10 this afternoon.
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Passenger. Smiled.

n S,es~sair Ca.bris fer L,,,-y,eI--Nr r.enox, III
J,nrsy l.dy, 2chidren sIe rurs~ Ms wiism.on Miss
" s1o Mss sasavep ms Leoox and msis Mss nso
snesfe Mrs James Shssfe AMI svAn,; Sir goree lady,
Nits kfvst children srd serva.ss. Ms Dealv. Eng
lsnd Mrs Rebnot q. Ar kurckle0,aal ArF Hsmol Capt
X Northy, Nj Kruger KeDan w Seek, y.d.ue T<nesso,
Msdle sopens " u Miller. QnintAns sirrst Mr. De's-
No scuhwoIh, Beech, III w Ffsnsin jose De-
Panto Borsdoif F-fd Thierot W More Bo,~.srld Mr
Jervts 40 lady X Kennedy, Garcia d DR.. Brs.s-
nAn;e, Nsrtirsn Fan.ss-, L1r.doyf and friet4 w
Asher Brussels Bravo, Fyfe wn Jarivler Wm Jsck~>c
Ricssfby, 7hos Wood, NJ Mash james Pine, Pedro J
strong. Smith Mr. msIring Fis@-os Dslner lazy M
CarouC Lorenx Acdrrw SwArt Jro II egir Chasssn.oi
DR. Brissei Cast Chss Elton Mr. Gilbert san. Car.
bonero Paillsrc. NJ Harding. Jos Bes Hhsr, John
W.ir W Kirg NY. lde Mats lrmenez Mr. May. bearer
Of dispatches Mr Loudon, Chss prui- Stuart synns
-, gaI,S4r-sr Newman, Mr. Geo CLARK Mr. AMI Miss
Beverley, Mr Bioekeltsnk-To,s us 81 $50 specie.
Passengers Arrived.
In bark Froenss from Tera cru--hr Terry and fam.
Nv Mrs Boon ard children, w Mesnee1 mrs ". ~. anu
son Mr.. Pslrrshy End ds1 ghter Mrs Dupre Storage
IN br-k John Bsr.oa from Haraaa snnei Peroi. Sy
and servant MaSsnis NJ Ggseafe aud ehlh.en, Msria
Burud er and ehilt Caharinc Muyet and child MISS SAo
hne Smith Jose Bsnces, IFrrn, Master 0assnAso'
v Dances. Lorenzo Mariner, Albert del Campo
In brig Nate PeHSGgast from iJs9o De CEoa-Af Ls"'
e. ledv ard sis'e-.
In BRIG Halhcndisg frors Demerdya-J Edin and lady,
Miss Ednn, Mics Edliu Edlin W Turner ard lady
Miss Turner Turner, Gallagher and lady, AeOon-
nell. Gomez. Gonsolves ,, - -,
In BRIG Mataao,o, Cror Mgdcfrd--J c Leme'ino and
servant, John Crook and servant
IN brig 6ea pitson, from fpGi1ehfccL1P Price oa1,
: Benre it @ Gray. sns 2 IN the seesae
In sch MIyy end Eiizabeh from " Crolr-Jsmes Hun
phres and John Cox.
In 'eA h 4 Tyff,, from Sarasaa-Jsmes Butler snd
lazy james Buie Jr lady children and servant; MIA
Ouinfa,a rrd children
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Fears were excited yesterday afternoon, 'hss
toe brig Watson. Of this port, bad been lost wish
all hands ON board. II was ascsrtsined that her
log, wheel and barrel Of OIL purchased for the
owner Mr.. George Jewett, at New-Be5tord, had
come ashore at the Cape. near Simonton's Cove,
sad il Is supposed thar she went ashore on toe
Ram Island Ledge during the blow and thick wes.
ther OF Sunday night
since writing the above, we sre informed that
the stern OF one of her boats with the brigs name
upon il, has come ashore together with several mo-
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Arrived.

Ship Camden Sherwood Charleston cotton and rice, to
Durham Dimon-2i passengers.
Bark Eugsnia Bscoe, Vera Cruz IS ds, specie and
cochneal TO Hsrgous Brothers
Bark Lswelyn, PeedIeon Apalaehlecla 70 d. cotton
and passengers to A Ladd.
Bari John Benson, West Havana d. sugars, cigars
&c, to Slurgis Co,
Brig Georgiaaa Beden, Apaiachiooa IA cs eoIion, &c
Brig Touqun, Sawyer, Csrdenas April 2s sugar and
D 50 lon 76 pissed vessel bottom about $50 iuns bur-
den-hsd been some time 10 that situation
Brig Gen Wilson, Bsckwish APssehieola 10 de- cotton
Brig Genio (Aus Rsg,sir, Trieste 100 ds, mdse Law
Brig Leonids tIs1 Ba5sraecc. Genoa SO d. mdss aud
es passengers, to A Roasire Go.
Brig wetonc ing Smith, Demersrs, and Turks Island
Sailed In company from Turks leland, with bark Mauches
ter for Phs; bries Ferry for do; Bowdtch for NYork
Brig Msiamoros Wsss, Madeira 40 d. wine' TO J Z
Big Queen Es,>er Of sesrspor). Pendleton sagua ia
| Grade 7 Dc. sugar and moassss, TO master.
Brig Kate Pendergsst lof Bsmore) Evans, st Jsgo de
Cubs IS de, sugar and tobacco; to msson kirkland
Brig Devslo tIs) Croce, Genoa 81 d. marble, oil &c,
Lager s.nastedj cssiqus (Poriugue.s C.ndu, Ma
ders IS d. via 0emirss, wines and passengers, 10
Sch cosno, Holmes Port suPs 10 d. hides and tobac-
Sch o.zeie (of rhOm.s.oOl Richie Nohsan. 10 d. red
Sch Talbot Cof East Mschias) Johnson, sssua la ande
de, sugar and mola.ses, 10 Howand Aspnwal, vessel
| to LIVINGSTON Ma hew
land Phelps Co vessel To Brett vose
rich Tufts. Morton, Savsiilla April H. coffee and
hides, TO Everett Brown Left no Am vessels
Sch Mary and Elizabeth (of NBedfordl, Smith, ST Croix
West End, ~ ds sugar nos'scs and rum to De Forest
Co Left no Am vessels In port.
Sch Miller Elliott Bristol, Pa, coal TO master. May
at O'Clock AN of Litle Egg Harbor into by
sch Saiesman (of NYoTk Carrying away bow spirit ib
boom, hesdrail; stove buIwarks, and started the
leaking. Damage to the Statesman trihug
Sch MunseIl tcf NHsvenl Baldwin Bsrseos d.
cocoanuts, NC. to c Aekerly.
Sen Dee tBr Abbene,h Rum Key II ds salt to Hunter
Sch Erie Churchill NewburyporL mdse
Sch Isabella, Abecsm, Boston, mdse
Sch San Jsento Denson, Philade phis, coal bound to
Hartford
Sch Zuere. Lufkin Machias. lumber
Sch Ma, flower, Setson Phis. coal
Sloop James Long Jones. Providence, mdse
SAILED-Stea"s ship Casobris, Liverpool
The ship Benz hisn, for Galveston, has anchored
the SW Spit detained by adverse wind The ship Amer
lea, for Liverpool, has anchored at Quarantine.
~ The piotbost James Avery boarded the bark CO.
lumbia Capt Beroher, IS days from Palermo, the slh
int Of the south end Of the Woodlands and ordered her
to Pniaielphis
wIND-sanrlse Sc, meridian do, sunset do.
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NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

~Fw. KELLOGG, Of Ohio, viii speak in de-
Tense of Temperance and OF the Order oil the sons
of Temperance, at PrIncetown n. J., this evening
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

IsQuEsr.-Tbe Corcser he'd an inquest yesier-
day morning al the Dead House upon the body OF a
man found IN the water near the Atlantic Dock
The deceased had on dark pantaloons. a pair Of
brogans and an indian rubber coat or Macintosh.
The body had evidently lain in the yster some
time Verdict ofthe Jury found drowned.
REMov1r-Justice JOIN c. Smiths Court Room
wss yesterday removed TO the Police Court OF Tru-
man Smith. ESQ.
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ICoshiusIcATED.i


To the Lodies The writer Of this would re;
xectfay suggest few remarks 10 the female portion Ct
tss community The subjec; Of Erenia9 Shspqnp
The majority Of the Dfy Good stores in this cI.yfow close
st eight O'Clock ut certain few, uisiaking hair bes
interest keepopen until To- perhaps later Ga perusinR
the Journals OF day. find the Dry Goods Clerks
formed an Association for their Muus Benefit and Proiec
don for the beering OF theiT present condition. and II
possible 10 shorten the hours for labor Who could
ably oppose mach demanded for the moral
culture Of the young man. aud the preservation Of his
tai AMI physical faculties II becomes necessary those
the welfare Of this class Of community
and particularly the Ladies esss them In carrying out
their objects and bring shout Anecraon OF her pre-
sent condition And l would respectfully say, the best
way TO aid them is 10 abstain from every species Of evening
shopping 10 resolve that they will buy Dry Goods Ger
dark afer seven O'Clock Many Ct our merchants who
would wish 10 close al the hour established viz eight
o'clock DELAYED nom bali three Quarters Of an
hour every hight by those who have their shopping unt
evening.
Now Il hey will make up ihelr minds no. TO purchase b.
Csshgh-t.ey will have the honor OF carving OCT this
great and important movement themselves And a. has
been wisely ssid "Womfn may be thoGghtes. bar they
are never inhuuan" Of TIE opinion when thew be-
of he infaence they have in ms cause
hey will pat ofit ~ effort 10 as favor When his il
hs object Of the Dr. c. eds Crks Assoc y W be per-
mGnertlv esishshd Ladies Jock TO f. g. thai Won DO
something IN this reform srpeA you IN behalf Of the
e,erke and Ia behalf OF their wives ard ehdrar
FRIEND TO AEFoKa
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snoI,en. &c.

kvrii So ls,Io, loa 10 10 brig Robert Ramsey I'M Boz
ton FOR 81 pcsIins,
april lat IS "a i~u r. ship AeFs OF and for Baltimore
from Europe with ps.~ng-rs
Msy 4 lat 81 81 loo IS sch Geo Eggs, ff AtissaPs
Nav Z. Ia, g 80 lOa u IA brig Mary Aar OF and from
NYork for Si.sl d. out
May lat 50 IL lon ~ brig Oole. from froyidenee for
NOreans-wtssed to be reported.
Apr.i % LAT % so lon so exchanges signsls with ship
painted bleck with red sreaks sieerug SW, showing
sp0fori, Ticston Goa signal.