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LIVER
%Jnundicc, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous

Jnundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous
Debility, Disease of the Kidneys,
A Nd all diseases arising from a disordered Liver
IA and stomach, such as constipation, fullness, or
blool to the head, acidity ofthe stomach nausea heart
burn disgust for food ,fullness OF weight in the stomach,
stomach, swimming of the head, hurried and difficult
breathing, t~luttering at the heart, ~choaking or %sufFoca-
ting sensations when in lying posture, dimness Of Wis
ion, dots or webs tefore the sight, fever. dull pain in
the head. deficiency of perspirstion, yellowness Of the
skin and eyes, pain in the side, back, chest, limbs, &C.,
sudden Pushes Of heat. burning in the flesh, constant
~msginings of evil, and great depression ef spirits.
nAN nN ErruAII " CuDLn nv
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March 81, 1851.
50 [

[Nn.52[
AN ACT To amend the net l~i-ecting the man
n"r ui serving mesue process. against rniIrnud com.
paUirs, passed March 81. 1850.
See. !, Be " eHacted by Tie General Assrm.
bLy If The State Of Okio. That Tie service provi
drd TOR IL the third srcliun ri the act e, titled III
act directing tho manner Of serving mrsue process,
again.I raj r"ni %cumpanics, passed March4i, 1880,
sluil be made atlenSI five days before the day sci
lnr the triad Of the cause, and that the last clause
u said tUird section he and IL hereb, repealed.
JOHN F. MORSE.
Speaker cfthe House Of Representation.
CHARLES c CONVt rs.
Speaker Of he Sendte.
MARCH, 10 IQII
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NJ mch 49,, 1851.

~" 81
AN ACT To amend the Act entitled IAN Act
10 regulate The lees ol Officers III civl aud Crini
nal Cases passed Mlrchl 3 1891.
SIC /. BE- IL enacted By HE Geaeral Assem-
bly, ctthe state Of Ohio. That when any Sheriff,
"r other officer discIiarging tue duties of Sheriff,
shnll return any process Issued from HE Court Of
Cnmmnn Pleas. or olher cont ufany other cnuIi.
iy than that in which such Sheriff or nliler officer
resides. in any other mdnuer than by himself nr
ms Deputy. personally. such Sheriff or other nhi
Ger shalt only he entitled To charge ami receive
milehs- lherrou,lo lie computed from the office NJ
said officer To the place ui service, aud back IL the
Office u'sIid officer.
SIC. >. Tia ~ much uG Tho act tn which this
is an amendment as conflicts with Ibis net. he and
the same is hereby repealed.
JOHN +. MORSE,
Speaker cfthe House Of Representatives..
CHARLES c. CONVERS.
Speaker oCthe Senate.
March 81, 1851.
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March %, 1851
mo, TO-
Az Acr

An Act
To amHnl an net in relation t, "A licial %proceed-
ings in favor Of or n 'ainst dissolved corpora
tons, pnssel March 81, 1850.
SEC |. Be ID eaqcLei by the General As
semblv of The State of Ohio, That in all pro-
ceedings by scire facias, to revive Judgment
in favor Of or against any dissolved corpora
ton, issued to the sheriff Of the county in
which such Judgment was rendered, in which
two writs Of Scire facids shall be returned
nihil, such returns shall, ms in other cases Of
Scire facias to revive judgment, be deemed
and taken as sufficient service, notwithstan-
ding ANYTHING to the contrary hereof, con-
tanned in the act to which this act is amend-
atory.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Spe1ter Of The House of Representatives.
CHARLES CONVERS,
Speaker Of The Sena!e.
March 25, 1851.
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THE GREAT HARDWARE STORE.

EFFINGER, WHITE & LATTA, are now receiv.
IA ing from the Manufacturers and Importers, theii
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JOHN +. MORSE.

Speaker oCte House of Rso"eSentatices.
CHARLES G. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
March "a, 1851.
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JOHN + MORSE

Speaker Of The House of Representatives.
CHARLES G. CONVERS,
Speaker Of The Senate.
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JOHN +. MORSE,


Speaker Of he House of Representatives..
CHARLES C.. CONVERS,
Speaker cChe Senate.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-17

canaan FRANCISCO AND oREGON-ExTRA FAMT-
- steamer On lst June. ny tbc only through line
"a san Franrisco. The seil known and ayo-
-, . .n,er SARAH SANDS, Leo tens, having most er-
.ns,s. md convenient accommodation Tor ia'ncs-ssp
a,ss by the Paciae Nail Steamship Company the
is. 1 Panama. Her late TRIP from san franciseo
a"rG, cd In twentyane days She VIII be ready 70 re-
w. 80 Immediately on their arrival la Panama the
i. cn nIire IL ~ b. her. and Nv leaving New York
~, ,sr which will ~ despatched the middle "a May.
~ W !, N.r spd avaiiu1 81 ac reduced rates Of
~, iii ssogre certainty aud economy oHered by no
ls' l ~, tickets which will helm the stlpou,
". 80 H. San fraa.ssc, In the "a cabin $40
i. \, paname 10 san f-ansisco. Apply - -.
I0MIASp 4 iOLNAhlp " 1na~SVa'as1W"
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I Isr OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Post Once, April II, 1881.
OFFICIALLY pvsIts,sD PAPER pAvivo ANGST
crRcuIArroN.
Please mention the date Of list In which they
advertised. LADIES LIST.
Abbott Abel Arrasron gNrsNary Allen Mrs Margaret
Alderman MrsIlar- Ash Mary Armstron NJ Mrs q
Avsry Mr. Vary 4 AnFulny frteto Sc
Albert Elijah Ack1asdMis-Emma narta fTanci-ca
Alexander Mrs. sth Agnew Mise Eliza tyinure MrsCatha-
Allen Mary Ann AlldrthMrs, stb nv
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SHIPPING.

THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
4 Mail steamsrsThe ships comprising this line tn
opllswing,-
ATLANTIC. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Capt West.
PACIFIC. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Capt Nye.
ARcfIc. ..........................Cap Capt Luce.
BALTIC .................... .. Capt. Comstock.
ADRIATIC. ......................C Capt Grafton.
5hsse sps having been built by expressly sor
service has been taken their
struet also their ines insure and
squasd for ELEGANCE comfort Price Of from New
York 20 Liverpool S exclusive of extra size state
$s23; ros Liverpool New York f5. An expert
surgeon wl be attached each ship No berth
n limit paid far
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoNPANY.-FoR BRE-
" men, via soa.hamgton The United States Nail Maj,
Steamship WASHINGTON, Gee. W. Floyd Commander will
Bremen via Southampton, Saturday April l9th
from pier No North river. 1t II o'clock An experienced
10 attached TO the ship All letters must pass
through the Post once. speeis delivered In Havre For
6e'sh' e Gair sRSS RIERA. Asen,. 50 Broadway
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MEDICAL


MEDICAL LECTURES FOR POPULAR READING,
M pages price ssn y c,s.s. D. on SELF SELF
i plates ss aShsr &c IL s
No ~ street where he is consulted deult
lust PuBLIsHED--pR. DE LANEY's MEDICAL
items for xs
s.., sw words on aS and s
and, BY poet. ofthe author. 81 Lispenard street
DR. JOHNSON, NO. Is DUANE STREET. SO WELL
m those a cured ls Ds
0T years. Is weaknss
cured in days '''''''"' '1's1' "s''A' '''~
DR. COOPER. IA DUANE STREET. HAS. FOR THE
last fourteen years. confined his practice TO the treat
81 ssa mia
two to i've days A perfect cure or no charge
DIR; 1. MoRTAMosE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO
health devoted 70
professions and have treated successfully thousands
rse esarRej iTo% .os Iis sanasy:
they eSs:
sHn s or s ali KIND o. sns all aa
been ruined by these cyclists call daily 1876 viii
liam street
NoTIcE-,ylELDINc TO THE EARNEST soLIcITA;
y certain pups ndyiduss the ppSsrsnsd win con:
habit youth have for the duties
assS
NoFEE TmLcUREp,-DR. MURPHY HAS REMOVED
t. No 2s Roosevelt street, Chatham where he
is hourly consulted all diseases Recent
without in two 20 four days with unparalleled
success Ills specific 81 box cannot be beaten. NIB
If beaten, DIR. VI. will forfeit $500.
ITO FEMALEs.-DR LAFoNTs CELEBRATED PILLs
priced as nedcne Be used in esas na
ties distractions &C. Full and explicit directions inclosed
For Gale of Broadway and John Price, fifty
cents and one dollar Per box.
$500 REwARD.-JErrRIEs' ANTIDo1E sPE-
PcOO cic mixture tor the private disorders
makes speedy without the least restrictions of diet
drink exposure change in application to business The
proprietor challenges single which the mixture will
not under the forfeiture Of hundred dollars 1t
put up in bottles with full directions at 81 One bottle
lasts weeE-many cured in two days. For sale by c.
H. RING, l2 Broadway and los Bayard street ~ Y; w.
Little loi Hanover street, Boston; Wright Co.. New
Orleans.
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O sOA REwARp.-JErrRIEs, ANrIpo1E A sPE.
MARRIAGE.
WHY so OFTEN TNH)

I.
THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY.
MANY AND MANY WIFE ENDuREs YEARS OF
lVl bodily suffering and Of mental anguish
helpless embterng her life that Of her husband
ardng the future welfare of her children arising from
which known would have spared the suffering the gnsh
to the wife and to the husband and
difficulties having their origin IN the mind being
down and harrassed in consequence Of the sickness
companion of his bosom.
How that the should be known every
wife, to every husband that the dreadful and
to the health and happiness of both
avoided. Life Is short and health precious admit
portion of the to be spent without the full enjoy
entitled follows has been the Of saving the health
and the life Of thousands as over
TW0HUNDRED THOUSAND
copies have been sold since the first edition issued
The author has been induced advertise by the
and Of those who indebted
publication for all they hold dear THAT all may
porunty Of obtaining and who have favored him with
thousands OF letters OF encomum Of which
neaed to the advertisement.
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I IsT or LETTERS yENAINfNc - TuE y
IL Gee ~ l.rkvill', v v, March Jl4s, I-Jl.
NslIll John HUMAN Mh.s Marr All,ngh
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Eatracf from Letter.
TO THOSE JUST MARRIED.-"HAD ! KNOWN"
COPIES WILL RE SENT ny MAIL, FREE OF
POSTAGE TO THE PURCHASER

On the receipt % the One Dollar, THE MARRIED wo-
MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION . " sent
(mailsd 81 tile United State. All letters
be p.st paid Except thoe containing remittance
adore ssca Dr. A. ~ AAURfCEAT box 10 New York
CITY Publishing ere. No. IL Liberty street Nov York
OVER 400 COPIES HAVE RE ~ SENT nv NAIL
within three months with perfect safety and certainty
For sale ~ Broad say and AZ the Publishing once III
Liberty street, New York little Co. Albany w. a. Da
Wis Boston r. II. Pster-on ~ chestaut street Phlads
piia and Book sellers thr0vuheu the United states
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ITO FEMALES.-DR LAFONT'S CELEBRATED PILLA
These Pills safe in aher effects, and highly
priced female medicine, to be used reguIar
ties distractions Full and explicit directions
For Gale of Broadway and John Price, fifty
cents ana dollar Per box.
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EDWARD X COLLINS, No. So Wall street. II.
BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO, Liverpool.
T. G. ROBERTS a. CO., IS Kings Arm Yard, London.
l. DRAPER ia, . Boulevard, Montnartre. Paris.
he these ships will not be for sold
silver bullion specie je~eiry precious stones or metals
snDs bills sdng are signed therefor and the value therof
Amer April nest the rate Of freight by the above
stesm~rr liverpool will be materially reduced.
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ID A1Es OF rARE REDUCED. ONLY THROUGH

ID ATEs OF FARE REDUCED. ONLY THROUGH
line for California ard Oregon via ChAgres direct and
by the United states mail steamers the Pacific On IA
turday APRIL 10Th. at r. MThe and splendid double
engine steamship FL DORADO go tons burthen Wright
will leave pier No North River, for Chagres
direct Saturday Aprl lsth at o'clock precisely The
Dorado has proved herself to be the fastest steamer
having tho trip from Char 20 New York Va
I,r Passengers by th. vessel viii
ample time TO take the steamers Panama
soiunlus to leave that port about May s For freight
the office, - and - South street. At
III west street, corner Of Warren ttrest.
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DACIFtC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPASY-toNLY
through line for California and oregonl-rhe public
informed that saAer the arransement Of this Com
p.ny inspected and approved by the Navy De-
and carrying the United States mails, will
fn.o Panama and Sac Francisco the let and 18th
each month, unless detained by nsv0dahle acci
sa and will touch AZ Acapulco San Diego and Monterrey
following packets to the Pacinc Nail
AtsAnshr In the Pache. 81 which win
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The new Steamship COLcAnrA will ply between san
Granco And rvrsp orcssa awaiting At the former port
Of the malls from Panama, and
spsnins without delay With the malls and tor the
Ste amer Francisco.
ora,ion Of frah and between Pans
upa and san Tra&aisco. - $50
The -sIIhnowp steamship SARAH SANDS Of so tons
borhan nos unS1r ohsrte 70 the company and pe.
hoe cabin will be kept
cstra amily boat. -
of the Will hear AZ the connsctoa be-
sween Acayui o and the other hsxiesr ports .
The In zle Atlantic will Ae maintained " tie
csosc IA ss.I tons cRrscrSr CITY. 500 tons
Oif!0 g0SD tons. CHEROrEE .i.3D teas.
HaPiWE CRY. 2as3 tons. PHILAngfPHlA. ! iootons.
LssAs Es~ Yorh fs Chasres on the ss and 18th ofssea
Ucnth. =. w...u1 r,rox, a.,
,evn batweep New uresns 49, Chagres lesx
ing peds As val ensure ss tie dtent,n q. pos
s,bs Isthmu and forming With tbs Paeino steam
alma trousA ne 20 and from New 0ssara and ports n
nss,oo Cslfsoa and Oregon Passage fron New Orleans
can Secured from Armstrone LawrAson Co., agents.
o. that place.
Tor through cheta from New Vera % snn iran
s,sco mas been r.dnssd frem
IN to $40.
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cENTLEMES's LIST

Young Miss Ellen York Mise Rachael
Young Miss Nancy
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NNII NONFNNf-TUN NV VN-
". leans direct, via Havana Saturday April 18TH at
3o.Iock r. ". Pare rsduccdThs splendid double engine
NO. 500 tons James findlay Sehenrk,
Us. NJ commander will sail precisely a. O'clock ~,
her pier atoot Of Warren street r. with the Gov
mails direct for Havana and Now Orleans. Chazrss
Passenger transferred at Iayana to the splendid doubecn
FALCON Freight taken to New Orleans at -
eaDt~ cubic foo Specie only taken freight TO Havana
NO bills Of adipg will he signed after the steamer has sailed
Tor freight passage apply At the office 81 the Company.
" ~ " ~ - NJ % ROBERTS
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Prom the Gofrso del isimo d. NfsarAzua1
Nicaragua hae now come 10 be recognized one
Of tn most interesting geographical points Of the
world. France, which for a long time was client
seems suddenly to have aroused herself to the sub
Iect, and has made IL one OF grave discus
sion. In Rome, as will be seen by the documents
which we pubiish, the proposed enterprise has at
tracted the attention Of the Holy Father Of the
Church and 10 both Spain and X assa the subject
~ receiving new and serious attention Prussia,
Holland aud Belgium have also formed designs 81
emigration, based upon the success Of our hopes.
Ia short, Nicaragua has taken gigantic STEPS in the
direction Of progress and rity, and IL now
seems likely that the next two years will place her
IN truly enviable situation.
We snail, no doubt, soon realize as facts what
The most sanguine among us have been accustom-
"a 70 regard as dreams and illusions. Already we
b. gin 10 feel The Advantages of or position Al
tady large number Of ships and various steam
ers have touched IN ReHleI 10. excellent port on
the Pacific. These have brought into our ate
more than 900 O00 and from letters which have
been received from the president Of Of the lines
Of steamers, Il seems probable that five, certainly,
perhaps eleven, steamers will touch regularly every
month at the port Just named This will give new
value 10 all the products Of the country, besides
adding greatly to the currency We shall receive
more chesply, and in greater abundance, the pro-
dUctions and manufactures Of other lands, not TO,
mention the other obvious benefits which result
from the opening ~ new markets. The compile
ton ~ the various whsrves, now IN progress In
hesleJo will he an important event for ne. IL will
not only make this port one Of the best on the Pa
cine, but in consequence Of the trade with Calfsr
MIA, which II will promote, will make recipients
81 The advantages flowing from the extraordinary
900 discoveries ia That remark able co1atry Great
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CnRrsrY's MIssrRELs.-I the rendering OF negro
melodies in tho most plsntive ana seis ntiac
u Instrumental performances 81 great harmony-if
builesqus opera OF the most lsushabls and highly
tmufpg dtscription-if dancing the most exp uiste,
be abrasive features call at Mechanics Hail. and
Judge Tor yourselves II You can get room.
FrLLows MfssrRtLs.-rhe concerts OF this supe-
ror band 81 Ministries sttrnct crowded houses every
evening The audiences delighted, the performers
pleased and the manager fills bis pocket 60 early,
10 secure good seats. On Friday next A. Wells takes
his benefit DO not forget it. An afternoon perorm-
anee At three o'clock.
HgRR KRAUss-The grand concert which Ia TO be
given in the second week in February by the cels-
brated hungarian vocalist Her Krsu promises to De
n brilliant affair. We are Informed he has already
fold COO Tickets This locks we'll, 40 gives proof
that be has become already great fsVjfits among
citizens.
Nm II. n srrv.ss. We are glad to hear that the
numerous friends Of this excellent actor and cels-
brat.d stage manager ars about giving him a compli.
mentsry benefit at the Bovsry theatre lie has given
general rstsfacton while at the Bowery aud know
Of no man more deserving OF this testimonial Of
respect.
Miss DArKSFoRr, the great tragic sctress has been
playing with great success In Deston. she recms
be q general fAvorits.
Madame Anna Bishop gave concert at Providence,
TX. L. the ath inst
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Grimm and Dodge
JaS. 6.-The January term OF this aourt commeBoed
At the Hall. OF Justice to day. At the opening Of
the court, the new City Judge Wei soms Il. Bsbse 90
curisd a tsat beside the Recorder.
The SeHfencs o Aties and Rsbsrti PosipOasi Accord
Ing to previous arrangements Niles aud Roberts vera
TO have been call up sentence this morning. but
the Court announced test a. the District ATTORNEY
had not vet had time 10 examine the L,lI az e,csn
lions 70 be put in by counsel for the defence the uen
enoc 81 prisoners would be postponed tall Friday
caisnSar n Cis,, The cases which WIN claim the
attention Of the Grand Jury and the court for this
term, are ss follows Robbery, q grand larceny, 49,
burglary, l3 embst1lsment, Il petit larceny. L. pro.
curing abortion, assault and battery with intent 70
kiu, 81 Kidnapping L. receiving stolen goods A. fer
gerry, making 20 cares. Besiie' which, there are
convicted a. in dicted 49, sbapdomsnt, L. Total iO1
Grand jury The list Of Grand Jurots Leing called
the following nsmed gentlemen appeared and wers
sworn OF affirmed ss members Of the Grand Inquest
for this month a D,uman foreman: Norman Board.
man Benjsmin Barnes. junior, Joseph Bell,
Nicholas Urasbron william A CROMWELL Jaho
Dunn, William Geaudy, Edward Heysr John Key.
ser, Nathan Roberts, E6uetd sherlock, James Town
send lsasc Ward James Warren. y. l.. Young Autoa
ltschen-G The Recorder addressed the Grand Jury
upon the nature a. their duties after which they re-
tired TO her room to commence the duties Of the term
Calling ofhs Feieuy Colsndar The Recorder having
left the bench n charge Of Judge 8ebee the court pro
cetaed TO the only bushes, ready via the calling OF
tuch reTiona ~ are under indicnsnt for fslonies.
Those who present and answered 10 their names
called to make sments for trial; and in
eases % those who Gid not answer default taken
Before The City Judge aud Aldermen Grin and Dodge
jar. T. TIE PERT JBrV.-The names OF the petit
jury we're called this morning and twenty seven an
svsred
Ceaiirg ne Prissn.-six prison cases we're disposed
Of to. day William johnson pleaded guilty 20 an at
tempt at petit larceny, and sent 90 the penten
tlary for three months colorei boy pamcd Thomas
II jenkins pies ded guilty 20 tho theft Of si0i from
the Second street Bethel Church and sent to the
state prison for two yeas Mary Dsvere charged With
stealing money and a watch worth Sls0 from John
PotberJ en- the let December tried aud acqnlttsd
as was also Normsn Bagley, tried for receiving the
sane property knowing u to be stolen. Bernari
faH nF al. a 40
ing lot Of silver spoons from John Motley, ofNo.
800 Madison street on the 18th Of october last It va
SILK we're It had In eli probability been thrown b.
the n al thief
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Our baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, Jan. b, 1850.
Attempted Murder and X obbery-drrest and hen-
fifcation ofths Thiepa-Saie Of State Bonds-
Commercial Statistics, &c.
On Saturday night, a young man, named Al
pheus Mozier, stranger in this city, and recently
from Boston, Mass, whose business is peddinp in
jewelry and books, visited the Holiday street
theatre, and having imbbed pretty freely, was ac-
costed by four young men, who soon entered ints
friendly conversation with him. They then made
him believe that friend Of his, whose name they
had by some means obtained, had been looking for
him, and requested him TO meet him on Loudon-
slager's hill, where they consented 10 accompany
him. The party started oil, and were soon Joined
by two more, and proceeded out Fayete street 10
the outskirts Of the city, when Mozer, suspecting
something wrong, refused to 90 any further He
was instantly knocked down with slung shot, and
on recovering and struggling with his assailants
was cut several times on the head and arms with a
bowie knife. Three pistols were also fired at him.
but, by some means, missed him. A second blow
on the head knocked him senseless, when they
carried OIL his pocket book, cont lining $50 He
was soon after discovered by the waichman, and
carried TO the watch house. Medical aid was pro-
cured, and yesterday morning the physicians were
OF opinion that his wounds were not fatal
The police officers nj the theatre fortunately OBJ
served Mozier 60 out with six young men, all of
whom they recognized as professional thieves, and
were yesterday morning enabled 10 bring the
whole OF them "a the police office In less than an
hour after starting for hem, VIZ John O'Connor.
William Gait, James Morton, Arthur Owens, and
Luke MoCabe, all OF whom were fully Identified
by the wounded man. His pocketbook, knife, &c
were found IN their possession, but none Of the
money.
The number If vessels in the port OF Baltimore,
On Saturday, exclusive of bay craft, was az fol.
lowsi-6 thipe, ~ barks, - brigs, and % schoo-
ners-tolel, 20.
The balance Of the State bonds IN the hands Of
the Baltimore end Ohio Railroad Company, were.
Co, OF New York, at vi per cent, amounting 10
nearly 100000, thus securing the means Of com
pleting the road 10 the Ohio river, beyond an con-
tingsncies, IN the year 1852. There are now no
on the line OF the road