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PREssINc CIAIMs.-The Baltimore Sun Of the
18th gives the following:
We learn that an affair of an unusual character
took place atthe Antieiam Iron Works, near Sharps
burg, in Washington county, Nd during last
week. The tacts, as they reach US from an authen-
TIC source, are as follows:
gentleman hadrented portion OF the Works
ana IN The course Of his proceedings, had become
IN N some manner involved by his contract and on
eanesday lasts mortgage was made and re-
corded, to secure Boston house who had advanced
considerable sum in the matter, one Of The mari.
nefs beng present with legal adviser fsopp, H.
city On the strength Of the mortgage, and = con.
'esson o. judgement the mortgage. Ia comnsnv
win tue Sheriff. proceeded to the Works ~ =, "
levy on the property. when the hands emnlovsd
70 'he number Of some two or three hundred "a >
appears had not been paid off Tor some time
under great excitement, and with serious thre.,s
against the parties, compelled them 10 desist from
tnpif purpose and ON their retiring to a bouss \,
the neghborhood, held them in duranee untl ~
blegfaphed from HaIpers Ferry to friends IN RI
ti'nole 70 send up funds to pay them OF.
And in conformity with this resolution. IN,
parties were actually kept in durance from w Wednes
day evening until Friday evening, and that viii
fnl knowledge Of the Sheriff Of the county. III,
funds were sent up in compliance with the demand
Of the workmen, they were paid of, and the par
ties released" !"
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MOBILE, June 8, 1850
M Sherman TIE Tress htd wa,h yoa gave me-
whso was In Nworsaus last Winter my Rupture
ary 10 my expectations Fifteen annoyed grew
larger painful and dangerous Notwithstanding always ued
ahc best instruments could fad but thing plain to e now
am peraeely saiAhd that never Rupture until
called upon you. am in better sps than have
several years backy feelings can't no QUE bat PER-
once Rnpued and Cured, appreciate
make thsse facts known yop promised do you eersd
Recommended irsnds Of mine, badly Rpnred
and Them your address, hope when STE them in the FAN
they will be able say me- say urspeshable
gratitude, Cured ishing yoa prosperity SUBJ
scribe myself suurs, ever SAMUEL KiNsLEY.
EDr Mr. Sherman can be seen at his Office IL ST CHARI Es
STREET., ie26 2ip
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FRENCH CLAIMS PRIoR TO i600.--We tran
scribe the following memorial to Congress from a
lady OF Philadelphia, in relation to the French
Y aiml as single specimen Of the delayed justice
which has SO disgraced our national legislation.
ResPsesg g the Senate and House Of Representative
The unaersnsd, being Of the claimants for IN.
Offering her humble appeal with Others deeply inent3 ~
me honorable body who hold The matter o legal deeisoa n
ofeu eaim and BY lofty and humane Effort setoe ~ he
mo9 sna tne orphan thoe rights rom winch they have been
Kept long tedious amounting to haff
asshenea sg penny sorrow and almost hopeless disappoiht
Of he ons csn q sss sn and @ops eascon ae, s.
fnAe o qealh poverty whose hearts and hopes could
debt Of holy honor whhed BY i Devoted coSaIIy u A
sent ~ my humble petition few years ago BY one of your
~ shoemsker. of the finn Of eTvos shoemaker. mer
Cno week & is sso my a. sss and psrner both dying
within ,,,s; short time Of each other.
fortune IN sending OF suitable merchandise 10
zoe est Indies, and at the very time all produce was
captured BY the French as & %osd Il 20 say he
sqppoon. since otherwise should not appeal 10 yoar hano
being beginner IN hs %eSns ns 6.d dy 5 s@sr @
lSns i o ~ & , ysnIEe IN speeqaye smbIOp and 1ued
ssge ms WIDOW and orphan 10 struggle along in cod I'M
have and dear sgsd mother looked forward WIN yss5s
nT.es ana trembling sohcnde, 70 the moment that would
son Of our Just claims. But alas She did moi M 70
dyns NE ul favor though she reached her ssh
oFnt,
besr,s 1hn 70 humby look up and appeal 10 those noble
uniunae IN q ho and manly an interest il the fate Of he
NM E AZ n Snla all nom matter But lervenilv
the bpht ss s M o. dapponment will roll back and e
hsvs hs sai u favorable destiny arise for oomins
hesSD UT smo RIesssn in many ose and sadIy steksn
patriotic ainas !. " seee and bless those high nobe and
and kpdiy N plead our cau>e restored our rgh
OF national Festn 81 reproach from our standard
n oefs, nespeetfuly, Mps p.,,... n.
nss.aeHee' oSi chesaHt street, Pkaadsiphia iAeLE'
y IhIs IN memorial has been entruated 10 The Hon
~ 1hsnSiyr IN, p VINO writes that he has great hone
ena, she oiii iof the remuneration OF the
tor French sFoliatiOns prior to 1900, will becoma
law ~ 'eeome
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INTERESTING CAsE.-Eugene Leutilhon, of the
city Of NewYork, has recovered 1917 81, the value
OF cheese, said to have been thrown into the river
by order Of the city authorities last summer The
noxious eAhaations had been complained Of, and
notice was given, but the owner refused to remove
the cheese, and in the present suit showed that it
was esteemed great luxury BY many, and that he
had been offered two shillings per pound for it.
The case is to be carried up. The plaintiff had
claimed larger amount
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nRAyAGE-The undersigned will receive PROPOSAL.
until u the 9Th OF July 1885, forthe DR. AYAGE
Of ~ BLC SUPPLIES under his dire ;tion said Drayage
must state whether the charge will be in accordance with
the ra es established by the and ii not, specified
rates must be stated either s per load as the case
may be- during the term. And also. whether the City Rules
as 10 what shall constitute load, shall be the rule in egua
ung the numbr OF loads, whether what may be actually
hauled At one time be called load The price per load to
the b Barracks will be also stated ID must be under
stood that days shall Re at all times ready meet the public
Calls without any delay and shall not quit the public haul
ing until completed for Whatever And fur
her that each dray shall be furnished with good tarpaun
or the protection OF the stores it may haul weather
ANY damage OF loss accrning while in charge Of Draymen
or Dy their neglect caeenes to be paid for by con
tractor Payments TO be made monthly. when in funds
should none be on hand at the end of the month Bonds
with two approved snres in the of $780, will be re-
Drayage.' II. F. HUNT DEPUTY O. MI Gen
sDepnty Quarter Master Generals Office, New Orleans
June n, 1850. ie2Sd
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LOUISIANA The Crcps-The Ouachita (Mon-
roe, Lao Gazette Of the goth says:
From all parts of our parish we receive accounts
Of the most gloomy prosF scts for cotton Many Of
the planters in this neghborhood have had TO re-.
plant both cotton ard corn, and still they have but
poor prospect Some fields Of corn look mode
rately well at present, but the greater portion Of
the corn crop makes but slim show, and withal,
both it and the cotton is encumbered with more Than
the usual complement Of grass We understand
that the worm hes made its appearance on several
plantations in this vicinity, and doing much injury
TO the cotton. We are now satisfied that not more
than half of crop can be made under any circum.
stances.
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ILLINoIs.-Elisha W. Tracy has announced
himself an independent candidate fov Congress
in the Chicago District, Illinois. Long John Went.
worth has by urgent electioneering and cunning,
continued for years in his seat for this district.
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BALL AT HOLLYWOOD HousE-A grand hsp
and supper was given at the Hollywood Honss
on Mobile Bay, on the evening of The 26th. Tb,,
s.eamooat Farmer, with fne band Of music. left
,, pi clock landing passengers in time for
the ball, and returning AFTER supper The excursion
We understand, was delightful oae, and Freeman's :
reception ofihe party was In keeping with hje Am.
PIE aollity to minister to their enjoyment.
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r,..st. m. N..Vs,rk s,n.s fsalon;~saion
S5aieIT has resolved, in view Of The need Of men
in Liberia. and The numbeEof applicap.s seeking
,eNloS w p sets'sa % Ys'o1 Nsss .s's ~ z
TX, 81, y rir's n, ,,s f {1ollInae
Ii ttf ana territory, the ionaH5h 30 notorious for
ifitvs ifcding.
f1e hostility ol the h'9l'tlopists 70 the coloni-
ze7s4n Scheme is its strongest proof that their
sgApathE with the alase a Spe eject Of bad pas
siohs. Once ef'-nlsh tne hepupiic ot Liberia on
fiIin basis ana thousands q the Tree coiored
people Veuld em'gfate, and the number Of emanci-
/ paled raves 1e greatly Increased. Now, owners
arsunw,'lmg 70 nesiow the curse Of freedom on
z'ayes Wno must emlgfate 70 rigorous climate un-
eu.'sd % shem, while lhe supposed hardships Of
H',''an i'e aessf peih MASTER and slave from that
aesnss'
- - ~ wonia only erpend their mo
sf - W g L'peria nee people, or iairly
H'assss ,ney Would much sooner ac
'''s'r ass'sep oojsctand That, too IN
~ sSi'n me rights or preiudIces
',s !. w soe'''s'h STATES ~ ne same 'me' they
..s,.,s s''se = = oy enee'as' manner 'ne
u '.'s save 'taue : = shrougn
y K ss ~. ''s se' sls pa1naf'a' 9 a'sca =
8 = = oos'''''s1se
~. 1es' so''ehA human =. toekw0'k INTO men.
.ssi ','e g!ss g tAe sasets sha Pc converted
's'' au tne hl'aaDahts ot tne
'''ss .l's q human 'aeof are
,s'' '''s sa's y human
W. Nave ~,s MI, .'so ,,' & ns
l;,,la ,ol,,,. 4, =, &C.. e ~
can Nav STYLED . Iousral ~ a.-;.s, r-n,s
Tbe s;a,emen,s of ,bs s,l,or nav hs rel;sd
on for their tirf.sss H. does ~, rai,, iha,;s =
new Paradise. but renvesen,s Il AZ rasssssng alI
he Inconvenience Of 4 new countrv. Rut sn,rtv
tie thousands Of strong men who. Il ;sa coppt,v
though nominalv ffee. M slaves moraIlv socaIIy
and politically, ought eagerly 10 seek ! coun,ry
which promises 10 them true freedom and equality.
Slowly and painfully modern enterprise is fol-
lowing the labyrintl ot African geography, and
in he co,,rse of time. The ,nvs,srv of he ;nts,or
Of that continent will be cleared up. II scarcely
possible that this immense continent is only one
desert OF burning sand frinae with here and ther
a narfow skrs a. crit;vs led so;l Tha s.,,I -.
,,s,a - -. - \. ~, :,
~ 'le
ls,,. . .s.,;.z 81 !. -t.S.,s 4 II 3. r1 - -
u ~ = ~ sn = ~ sllos''u " uhht ioI she use o.
the master he has nrdained Tf the ,,;Il;one
II, 8 81 !, y = : 80 .-.s't'o.s "l''eii
TIE bfltlsh 0ove5nment has expended in vain at
tefarts 70 ss,r4,ress fhe sl..a sra1. - =, - ~
~, -, 't>ss' = y $50 ny
~ -, -. i = .3.. Z &, r., r-r
1dN Oeen Xpendeu IN the exploration OF the African
Desert theiursdicon Of Guilty waited womb
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TELEeRApHIc.-The Bain line of telegraph is
now completed to Portland, and, with the Maine,
New Brunswick and Halifax lines, forms one unin-
terrupted telegraphic connection with NewOrleans
and Halifax
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MAYoRALTY o., NEwoRLEASs:}

lIAYUHALTY OF -NEWURLEANs, {
June q. 1850. s.
CQnNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY NO. TWO
has failed comply with his bid for furnishing the Wrought
son Spikes Tor The Whsrges adjudicated him by the
Mayor, the 3d OF June ast BE ResoiUed, That the
Mayorbe authorized and requested TO sell public auction
after giving tea days notice the official journal of this Mu
nleipty in accordance with the I2th section OF an act oil
the rature, approved March 49, 1885, and apreeaby
the specifications on file in the Office Of the Surveyor and for
account of the former bidder, Abel arancos who has
tailed 70 comply with his bid the contract for furnishing and
delivering during the year 1885, of all the Wrought Iron
Spikes for Wharges which may be required
(sgnedl . JAS. II. CALDWELL. President.
(Signed A n. CROSSMAN Mavor
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Passengers now run between Hartford and New
York for fifty cents head, berths included.
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Fifteen hundred coored people left Richmond on
the 10th, to attend an old servant mans funeral in
the country.
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xnz coSeBRa LAsE Eszslse The Complimentary
night ~ iSeean Halt sra liz Of te evenng
mtfI NIitons Of he 1stson, thsro Nfs noihine that
dfsrse SLOW leds along H. the whole pesormance
be a1eh.lne sad vieae seemed 10 dwell aronnd every
he xi1ia s1pela The Carnival or Tenica receira
eaih1seSllc appises4 md dcYeay 70, fol e INSTRUMENT
wa' inneed BY tte hand Of mestes and s1ody ewIaps
esug sszine M. Dapc who ssks dlst ip our esy as
seeellA. sesiyed WIN ffe4iz ~ Romance Of Jnza.
40 prriieaIery hoopas z Singing Of this gentleman He
was Anes. md eh4esius issuonF to he sai isfss of
ihs hnsnes Nj, Johns etecutiob upon ths piano. was
nuar4zbly soed. and Mr. se, of the orleans acquitted
himself welt
~ ptofns is5sa'y NoHaesid aino, he colleciion
off1 A. md sucks pf which comppsd. but the music
wlet ses 10 dwell Nilhp tiem The execution was cap
a and fPtstip nihdel Of Htrakoseh some difficult
part Ta|kinE II 6uabosch and e piano We must az that
1isea decided preferences Wyne and The Verona
&olepa Aks, Hieas qeeppaiidn gene when sticks an
sfasa aysl grind action Farewell to fsilbe-so
III who nsnulae.ae WIN md ivory ID rse wood cas- Te
uii5ea age has come pine. wood and canc tubes have
Eslnsd tho day
Tnf KkKsrFiEs. sppsd she Raoush' was admirably
pefamfd astnnt The gfss general that Piacide did
nef during tfs fs5sen bdsS more Of te Old Esrish
Drrei Hs Company rerofm them much hetter than The
Als lAipas an as'a4. Aholhef winter wa hope he viii
rfasN1ie oE hs e he Legitimate punashoftsn tho
dspeAg erbliioes sat isNFikn re dresses ef ne dea
sefses
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CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE On the 10th
inst there three ballotings for u s. Senator,
with the following result First ballot-Wald
dem, SO Baldwin, whig, SO scattering, 90. Sc
cond balIot-Waldo, SO; Baldwin, "a scattering,
81. Third ballot Waldo, SO Baldwin, "a scat
tering, l9. Three additional ballots were taken,
but without effect when further proceedings were
postponed until the next day.
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i tige4fscied ihaf flie Foue 10 California through
Nicaragua will Be III oEafaiien some tsRo months
hene8 The eieAmships Crescent City aid Empire
City are to run between NeNiYork and San Juan.
The river San Juan ard the lake Nicaragua win
he nasianled By klenmboals Of light draft. 10 the
sowp d hcafagua, distant fourteen miles ffom The
Pacific, which dstaneN will b. irarersed On land bV
means Of caffisRes BY tie time thar these a.
TanaeWgpae are fpnp'eiy0s fI9 Steamships NB.N0f-
leans and Saf4A 64nda will connect with The cres
cent Cily and Empire Ciiy on ike Pacilic, and run
regularly on that ocean to San FTaneiscn- thus
making 'he liza Of communicated complete bs-
tween NewFoFk and California BY that route.
Four additional steamboats, are intended 10 he placed
on the Pacific side. This fouie, famihe Atlantic
seebuafd 10 the Pacific ard California, will be about
one ltoessnd niles shorter than thai by the 18TH
mus Of Fanaua.
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Louisiana HIstrionio Assoctation

LAST NIGHT NIGHT OF THE SEASON,
10 And BENEFIT OF Mr. J. s. CHARLES, Stage Director
and Acting Manager
On MONDAY July l will be presented acbeth having
Withdrawn until next SEASON. the amusing Comedy Of the
YOUTHFUL QUEEN.
Christine Of Sv9den Mrs Stuart the by
teurs Of the Association After which, ovRrUREs variety
able Fsrce, entitled
JENNY LIND Is COME.
eaherLnpgs (wlo songs Peris; Baron wig.
it-of MIR CHARLES.
81 Grayier street, and at the usual places
tS Performances punetnay O'Clock precisely
ie1s ID r. NJ AcALPIN, President.
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GENERAL TAYLoK-The President Of the Uni
ted States, upon his visit to Newport this summer
IS, 1t is said to be the guest Of Prescott Hail. u S
District Attorney, who has pleasant location near
that fashionable watering place
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atsAnaboat Dsnar,ursa This Day.


Io1iie JANE L. BAY Baes la n. cars.
Copagon- Emmy LIND, Dnniica, p. n.
cortagfo1 oil VIA, Hoffman, r. NJ.
S. Loug-..-.. Is AhANAK No. 81 McIutye, p IA.
Louisville. CHA @ ELLOR. Bacon,5 IS r. NJ.
Red Ripsr. .SaA MACK, Hasi S p NJ
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FfHr kIDicgLous.-A dispatch from Washing
inglon, dated he 18Th says:
Henqior Benton appeared before the Grand Jarv
yesterday, and made complaint OF an Attempted as
eass'1akIoD By General Fuoie upon him. ihe said
bsni4a iH the 6enaie Chamber
number q Senators were summoned to-day. 10
appsar Deipls she Grand Inquest, and testify in re-
gard 10 ihe matter. TIE occasion which "a ve rise
q ihis flaEes zoo are elssedy familiar with.
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The sum Of $l54 so has been contributed by the
ChoeIaw Indians in aid of the fund Of the An1eri-
can Colonization Socifty
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PROvIsION ron EnIoRANTs IN PnIIADrIrHlA

HUVIsIUN FUR LMIGKANTs IN FHILADELPHIA.
letter from Philadelphia says:
A few days ago noticed the fact that The Emil
grant Society Of this city had determined to buy a
lot on Smiths Island and erect buildings thereon
for the temporary accommodation of emierants. In
the meantime while the subscription for that pur.
pose is going on, the Society have agreed to lease
the farm of Jasper Harding, OF the Pennsylvania
Inquirer, about four miles from Gloucester, whereon
TO employ destitute emgtanis until they can find
permanet situations. The buildings on Smiths
Island are TO consist OF two boarding houses, with
bathing and washing houses attached. One OF
these is for the better class Of emigrants, and the
other for the poorer, Yon will perceive that this
Emigrant Society has no idea of being democratic
in its arrangements. Better class of emigrants' y
means these who are not as poor as Jobs turkey /;
the Others are the great unwashed class--ihe eel
ar-door democracy of the " ould counthries."
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The execution Of Foote, who Was to have been
hung in Connecticut, has been postponed to the I'd
The daily crescent., 1850-06-28

Professor Webster's family remain in and OBJ
serve the strictest retirement
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Ma. WEBSTER" X.p of the Baltimore Sun,
writing from Washington under dato Of the 18Th,
says;
T" Mr.. Webster's speech on Monday, has produ-
ced an immense moral effect, which cannot be ef-
faced from the Senate or the country. And il was
delivered at proper time, ioo-on the anniversa-
ry of the battle of Bunker Hill--when the grea,
Senator from Massachusetts could not but feel his
heart swell with pride at the memory of the depart.
ed heroes and patriots, ''who shed their blood to
make our country free. !, was a fit time for the
reiteration of national seniments-for strengthen.
ing the covenant which had been sealed with New
England blood, And Daniel Webster was the We.
~ man 10 speak on that occasion: he addressed
himself not only TO his contemporaries but to The
classic Efforts y
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HAfpkza' 5 IIiSToH1 or THE Wax WITH NJ kx-
ice,-.x5e Albany Evening Joqrnal says We
MT a1f ri&hd g. w Kendall, Esq, Of ths New
Orleans Hcarune, few days since at the Astof
Hoass ssd hzd the pleasure of looking at his forth
ppmine History q ihe Mexican War, in sheets
inaeed IS has been anticipal ed, a superb book
I<s Illustrations are magnificent
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DECISION IN AN ANTI RENT CAsE.-In the last
by Judge Parker, an action was brought by John
Hunter against Neil Benson and Ira Porter, forthe
recovery OF lands in Neversink for non-payment of
rent. Plsintif produced his title and showed that
he had held the premises for forty years Also, that
Benson had paid him rent on several Occasions
Defendants averred that Plaintiff was not the own
er OF the land and proposed conroyeTt his title
The Judge decided that The fact of SO long posses
session was sutiicentto warrant Plaintiff title,
and that any attempt TO disprove it would be use-
less. Whereupon The Jury found for Plaintiff
without leaving their seals.-Albany Express.
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E- The regular louisville pa ssger steamer CHANCELLOR
Capt Bac6n, eases for LouiAse, This EVENING 5ocock
DI,asy'' Isss q n MOORE . co. As Foylas street.
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nHmbsf Of emsncipa,ed slaves from Maryland.
q .ssls Nay e indisue, passsd lhrpugh PiisbnrgB
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The Hudson River Railroad is being pushed
forward with great energy. Three,fourths Of the
iine ostweeu Poughkespsie and Albany have been
placed under contract, and the remainder is to be
given out forthwith.
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The Forrest and wins Afrair.
The following card appears in the NewYork
Herald of the 10Th

I1eldlu OF the 18Th:
A CARD FROM ANDREW STEVENS.
sra: In the Tribune Of this morning. Mr. N p willis hes
made perverted statement Of the affair of Monday evening
the ln Ins which resulted in the castgaon inflicted
upon him by Forrest In this statement referred
on the I7, walked out with Sir Forrest and another Trend
As IS our common practice srced into the Washington
about ue % M MS oSssTsd
coming up the walk from The south OF square
Mr. Fore't Immediately left without saying word. and
moved from the gTave walk qpoa the raised above, and
front lnoI behind, Is ass stated By Mr. isS of him.
Ion ,onT e T eei asa looking HIN steadily IN The
which could hear from the distance where
stoud Willis made movement with bis hand oward his
him down with his st took away his cane placed lis foot
uppa ms meek and LAD upon hl person with whip or cane
Pe with rapidly and yigor Many aem tied Interfere
temea his i he sducer oi my wife do not inter ere
and immediately az interference withdrawn unti he
screaming and exciaimng help help ., save me- save
me Pc poss L RSes laas AXE nun Of FoEsst was finally
there Sta ed as well to the maglslrae as e Willis did
taat i ever attempted again to nerlere with domes
pc affairs, would hold you personally cponsble, and
ts s9ssE . # , w @ sqd 81 iaI 5sss
with cheers after leaving the Office by the assembled crowd
The reporter Of The Tribune, as well as r wills most en
fairly attempts to create the impression that close
Wts when Forrest attacked him, and that besias
Mr., F struck him; THAT is nnauafedy false was not
commenced nor did utter wo'd, do any ac but look
ON aS The p1EteS Mers both N The police office and then
not open s mouth or put hs pen to paper without total
New of u H JUNE Is 1850 ours very ssPec,qy 4spurr
The Herald also acknowledges the annexed note
from Mr.. Willis, and adds
"We have lived too long in the world, and en-
conntered too many heroes Of all kinds, to be much
afraid Of any thing in the shape of man, woman,
or DEVIL
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THOMAS BRADY,
22 Chartres street;
A1sAse1'S, ,sIEMSEI9ss :. u,.,.o.

UNUSUALLY LOwi
BAREG ES.
5000 yards still better BAREGEs, at eighteen and
threequareF
NIuslins : /: MusIns
NfuslIns: fusns
French JACONETS. at Twenty Cents.
French ORGANIZES, full Chintz, Eight Coo, at Three
shlllnsa
Elegant Printed ORGANDIES. at Fifteen Cents
New Designs in LAWNS, at Ten Gents; and few Pieces
left at SIX AND A QUARTER cENTs
CNEIcOeS.
Any quany Of really superior CALICoES, at Five Cents
SILKS
About FORTY DREssEs of truly elegant SILKS will be
offered ior one quarter the Mauuaeiurers'
E Together with all other styles and qualities of DRY
GOODS, u, prdportiOnhte prices
THOMAS BRADY,
ie24 ~ ChartFes street.
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FROM VENEzuELA.-The New York Tribune
has the following Marucoi5o, Nay 2l.-Busi-
ness is dull Coffee is selling at Sst. with but few
transactions, and moderate stock Cocoa is
scarce at 81 to 81. The bark Irma is loading for
Philadelphia and viii sail in about eight days No
other vessels in port, but a number are daily ex-
pected"
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SUPER BLACK CAsAMERKTrE DRESS CoATs;
FRocK
FANCY, BRowN & OLIVE
DRESS
- BLACK MERINo BUSINESS
" FANCY AND CoL'D Enc. MERINO
. BLACK ALPACA
BLACK MUsTAPHA -
- SILK LIEEN
CHECK LINEN
FAsoY DoEsKIS PANTS;
BLACK MERINo
- FAxa 1DRILL
" WHITE
FLowERED cHAMBRAY vksTs;
WHITE MARsEILLE -
- FANCY
. CANVASS SKELETON
SILK AND LINEN
. SPOTTED SILK
ToRouors SILK
WATERED -
: MoDE AND BLACK SILK :.
BLACK SATIN
DUNDEE LINEN DRAwERs-tPat Lacngs;)
IRISH
. CoTToN
z = SILK
LINEN SmRTs-(vefy fneD
COTTON AND LINEN Bosom SHIRTS;
SILK AND LIsLK THREAD UKDERsHlRTs;
CoLoRKD GISeHAM
SILK AND l.. CAMBRIc H'DK'Fs;
SILK AND LIsLE THREAD CLOVIS;
Hosiery;
LINEN CRAvArs;
STOCKS, SUsPENDERs, ETc. ETC. my 10 2dp