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The z M. train from Worcester connects at Prov-
Wa,y 'he Boston and N. Y. Steamboat trail fer
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Fitohburg and Worcester Railroad

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rT'RAINS leave Worcester for Fiichburg in connec-
dav SUNDAYS. at -
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Naturalization Railroad Issnd. ,saSs. Vernon, aud
a. d d',gss ttsh bur- ' Rsfssi r. Is =
id. nrssa ID Hia%
Railsoad "a 2 south shore Rsrsad. io, Werss.,er
o2 80 Vermont Central Railroad s, = Boston
E Msssa a 10 d. G suysa sard af &
Of 9 s g bank S A%esksa aissfss-
s g. S$s & & sss,sssS S 81 :s;
ri Fl: i q S H. g a. & ssJ S.s \: 5
iSS S:. Sss;i n sf%s < & g d. i IS s.
E Es ss lsas Realm: T Tssn.p .nf @
90, x. SO ao als 90 do.T second Bosrf- 5000
Railroad, 27lii 200 do, g's; 30 do, Y.
,o, e. Ms Ne, h. Board-sloe MARYLAND g.
road A. the board to-day Maryland s. closed At ioial
sS & S @ 3D. s, sa s.%or. 1 and
ohG R.!rosd bonds d.: & bid m sksd DO has;,
gSis asked Baltimore and susquchanaa do. S'f bid. 80
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEw BEDronp OH MARKET March 4.-Sperm. but
small quantity Offering but parcels taken they
rive nj full prices sales Of 700 barrels in lots at 81 29
parcel Of 100 barrels Nantucket sold ut 81 - per gal
Ion. cash The contract for supplying the government
with slzyl gallons about onc-third winter and two
thirds spring sperm oil closed to-day in Boston in
favor Of Samuel Leonard of this city at 81 1871 per gal
Ion. Whale Is in brisk demand ana notwithstanding tho
heavy Import of the past week prices fully
taned the transactions embrace about lo5oo barrels at
prices ranging from 80 to IL, to quality Sales of
Loco barrels ~ W. Coast, At 4lc LOO barrels hand
do Mt 42c; 2T00 barrels ". W. Coast at
40 Ale; cargo Of $500 barrels do. 39c for ground
tier and ~ 4 42c for good to handsome and 1000 bar
firmly. with good demand NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL the past week very large and prices declined sales of
South Sea. at 2sc y ", Coast and South Sea- At 2ac;
n w. Coast at 30c. 10 900 lbs Polar at 3lc 200o lbs
al "A
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Brig Edward Prescott tof BostosD, Bryant sssua Ia
Grsnde IS days With sugar and s9lssses g master
Orig Eiisa Merrill Trinidad de cuos. days with sugar
bark Jubilee for Portsad brig ryder for View York 18th
INST on Sspe atteras passed brig Emira Of Portland
Brig yandss. Cove. Cardenas March H. With sugar to
Nesmith sons. I'D lust, Cape Henlopen W G0 mles,
Brig swan Pierce Bsrmsd. March H. in ballast. to N,s
NTH sons 18th 'sss fas Ion ~ saw par. Of the deck
Brig Indian Queen fof CaIas varney. New Orleans with
brig Percy (Sf warrenl Bunher New Orleans is ssy.
with and moasses 70 svens Co; vessel master
Franklin from New Orleans for Genoa.
Brig Virginia tof Richmond Mel Nelson Attskapas, -
inst lat Ion rs 30 spoke brig Harriet from cardenas
Fla, Il days. With lumber to Badger & Peek.
brig Belle Pople, Poster Darien days with lumber to
bale OF cotton which, with piece VI vessels bulwarks
Brig Philura Thatcher Savannah 9dsys with cotton to
Brig Juan De castsssns Hooper Msohas 10 days with
sshr Hudson tc6 rrcspsstl Berry carienas, IS days..
Schr John Cook (of Provncetown) Fierce Charleston
6 days with rice and cotton. to master.
schr ,!snristta msiloss essrsstown PC adys
sehr Antares Gardy, Phiiadsphia; 2dsys.
Schr Forest. Robins, Machias, 3 days.
sclr Egrcmont. Thornton. Machias, II days
sehr Roger Parmeee ishter) Clarke. FROM Portuguese
wine, NC. to Crinnell. Minturn Co.
Steamer Kennebec Clark Philadelphia.
Sailed.
Steamship Asia Judhins Lverpoo ship London, Hsbard.
Also, steamship Ohio schc mex Havana and others.
The brig rered ashore At Barnexst by the propeller Ca
tario, is said to be Portuguese vessel
MARCH 2S-wind at sunrise, w; m.ridsn s; sunset 8.
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amount to 500. ny purchasing Wholesale with that
500 the articles could be got cheaper ard each family
would obtain for their two dollars than they laid
1t out separately. Ths Is the principle OF the thing
Dr. MccrsE SMITH said he could tell how the league
died and who killed cock robin. (Laughter) gen.
tlemsn made application far loan fur who
torousiy lad pay and who he aid owed him debt for
some years that he would probably pay some time.
Owing to the overbearng influence OF the gentlemcn,
however. he got resolution passed that when funds
in the loan should be made to his friend The
suit was that nobody ever paid any more money into
the loan fund aud thus died shc league killed BY Mr.
Clarke
Here Mr.. Clarke, Mr. Guion, and half dozen rose
together when Mr. Downing whose oysters most
icious. moved the adjournment Of the meeting and
then adjourned at half past III clock
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Bsvss, fobs, DO I'd, brig ThorwslSsss (DAnh New
SH: s sSa s,s Wis., ss
II fss1 s ss xss... wccA Feb 2s-nsrs rr.-ps. Hal
'hs ss:.; 70 i e: i:s Isn. King for no.s.. ;
S::s &: ;sss 81 q; :: =.
4 stss - s;;s s'.'''' s''s
ar. Is Ssase hence dss Capt John fer isS lay
o. ,ns hsss d Feb Is (.scl dBg Aon.
q 4 s.1. 5is xssisss Ss.ss
schr Brsgsnza Young wig cargo.
Home Ports.
AsT0RIA onreor Jan sIAyr Sea CIVIL sFsas-
Cold Hunter Hall DO. CID sth brig Emma Preston. vsa
$tAI%s niaoLA March led brig Pses.ls syert
Tea.
d. sriss ches,.sx MAR Dsha Y nssss passons and
ia .sas "' ssi. q; s s l;
@ .'sS1s sofifi: s,'
s Black lack y, %.rTIss n.s:
Nhs.s
$ f.s% n Hssss vi:
s';fE b 3; s' MAXI nj, 's
fs S a.s%ss assss s5sss s nss sS .as
saish brig Ellen Reed u.r.a lowed
CAsTiNE March asS,Arr schrs Clio wardwci Bsiu-
nTAIL RIVER March as-sld sloop Excel. NYorh. vi.
March s: sIp port bark Mary wh'1asn ,ss:
ssssn Nc for eIrs 81. chase from YORK for q,
sr sp r. TS f s.ss for Nor
leans brss Boston. PauIina Canton Boa
ssrm brig p dep ss1s sp ss
renty light are now in sight heading against sstia
th ANTS brig Fab.r, for St Jsgo dc Cub. and
proceeded sea- BARK Xdeii. Rogers from BostoS brig
Up oa"h this morning The 'r bark Knstss
hss ea II h,s s 'sne
stance Of wreck master who sansune of getting her %
,r hylEc March isa cs.lsas Rad Nyers s
,sss Ss1: vs Isl. Es ;,sI
for f % s.s !sns sysr .ys
Rs:n 5s 40 % G do oss,, &
for NoI;s s.ysh wsy wsaes f., yrss. SID ga
Ay SEw H HnsTy Sits csTol,as kssS% n,
more All Vessels which s have 3D. n
nss 5 ass o Ss @ e. fss
Nss ssrfs Moore
pNEr0NsET, March Arr schr James Barra.. Cobb,
NEW BEDFORD March a5-sd brig William. Flea.
PHILADELPHIA, March 25-Arr .cirs L.srAin., chur-
Haven. csnerai Taylor swain. ses.hpert c. croues
Tomlin Manhsttanye steamer Erie Norman NYork
PROVIDENCE, March 2i-Arr schr Union Bangs, Balh-
more Below brig Reehabte Loring from Mobile Sid brig
Attakapas Sarele. Maanzs schrs Queen Dawson, Balt
phA.
PORTSMOUTH March 2i-Arr schr Nancy Mills Eidridse
NYork.
PORTLAND. March 2i-Arr briss Mstaaras (of Harps-
WE'LL Stover Sagus Elmra. Sargent. cardenss; sohrs
g. f.os B.s NJ. a s. for
Ocean Bristol for Virginia; Asia Rocks for NYork Cid
bark Pericy. Stsnwood uayans brig Henricts, York.
do.
RICHMOND. March 2t-Arr schrs Hanover, LsmpkiA;
Gypsy Perine aud Marietta Burr Nckerson, Nyork Rain
bow. Rogers, snd Lowell, Baker Boston. Sid schrs II
watson Cambrin and Henrico, Tuttie, Nfork Csstels
King. Boston.
SAN FRANCISCO Feb ~ q lG-coing in pilo. boat Fan
ny, Kelly. from Boston Nov l.
SALEM, March Carr schr Thos Fen Nickerson, Phil
adelpAia
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Passengers Sailed .

MISUNDERSTANDING A.i.1J Joaes, Of Gslyes.ea
Sisters q chsrity Phillips and lady, Orleans Mr. o
sSstsa Hliass Ne ss;r hs,ss i barber.
r,, " sf laa sS Mis- e s's 81 s n
o f Ssr. r sn n S sSSfs ,, ,s s
whitney wAA Fischer. Aeryd, beaumont Town
S S RI csP nSs'I To THs S9'", sss.
rhlsdc phisi Jsnes Fersnson Ns,ehs. Campbell Petrie
IT, NJ sss%f E"sga u ssss II %
srauaing Maine; Mr. Raphaei Capt BE y "a Pusleers;
re. iewt, Jos Cox Cox y h;asa i; i.arss.
pn, en-. NJ crs G IL. S ss w% gsS:Ss
Gap; spence Mr. Lempriere, Hamer, W King Nevport
seISrf A a1 Moor Sns NJ as Ms Sssi.s
soas. Mrork Mr. RED John iie.,ey. nr mewdeqsia .
2 Gecs!asnd sehmidt ! Morris Henry caii.her. II;
i Rfssls S: NJ ~ sS n:s
. ss:.cj :ai % 9ts Mem a s.:s
ten Wet weas@eyer, ceiley, Roberts Mr. Roger.
T ,sS IL. sgenssI Tnamgsen G,rSs, s,sry y.
.na s Rssals ss NJ s asss.
az, M, ~, purand i Shansler Nsr.h.sy Mr. Fe9t:
J.aae. O Thatcher lady sad family. L ! i,esid II 1
cook. VIM Cock. h,herton. q IL Mute, G o PRANK Nh
r. H.. s9d g.,Y SslI T$%ss. S%r.iss naiS
TsaSs VIM sSno bsfy nels Ge' barr,
and Icy N Me-, rhilliy. ~. Preston shildrsa .ns
s%S i hsf ''i Ssry s ss.n ; Sss'
p p.s y Cope, ciemsat ni,elso.R 9 T;s Eyoh.
i fSc%... tsrhsr IT Cock. Tsi@sS, tsarss, @:
Goodhcnrt NJ souie u iioeomb bra,, FARLEY o.s
%::: z. * ~
&. xr' Wseger sna asq.sr r., Morgan and sssshss,
s%1;' @ yie :s''v s.
,.r,snts ing De Le.:srt end ser.snt Rgras Samuel
Calrt. Duncan. Dickinson Jr. aud - others.
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half chests, s3c; 90 do ale. as do 4oc Is do Sac 10
do IS nc, 10 do 3Sc do J7c 1871 do IS Nc; 2S7 do
Sac 40 do. 32isc.; 50 do sic; 30 do Soc 50 boxes
39hc 80 do 3oc Gunpowder Is half chests. 3Jc; II
do Us &c; so do 3Sc 3l5 cattes do 45c ID do &c.
Imperial-S half chests 53c 81 do 39ifc; IA do soc
oolong-)5 hall chests 3ac per lb ls3 do 36c DO do
isc - do 33c. 100 do. 32ilc.; 635 do 3,c.; 252 do
u &c; no do 3lc 555 do 30zc 296 do j0c.; CD do
@lsc. 10 do. 2sic.; IS do 26isc.; 45 boxes do 3ic
Ningy ong-llo half chests 29iic,; Tl9 do Tac Break
as. sn nan chests ~ &C. - 90 26 SOU
Chuian-ll6 boxes ;lizc.. 100 do &c; rs do 22isc
515 do. 2lise. Chuan Powchong-lO0 half chests bic
so do .5lsc.; 40 do. 25c. Fiowcry Pekoc-)9 chests
TIE. do I0irc. Orange Pekoe-56j half chests DC ;
800 do. 25c.; $50 boxes do &c
WiSrs-The sscs embraced 80 quarter casks Port. at
81 a III %, and 20 sweet Malaga. at 80 a SIC.
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Court Of General Sessions.

JUIIV UtUcc tIItTHItn
THE TRIAL OF ISAAC L. JEwErr on CHARGE OF
FoRcIBLl VIOLATING THE PERSON OF MISS ULBIANA
GotEGAS, AT TIE NEW YORK UNIVERSITY.
MARCH 26-This case. which has been dragging its
slow length along in the Court of Sessions since e
llh Of the present MONTH Is at last drawing to close
the evidence il all in-tc summing will to-
morrow Thursday morning The testimony intro
duced to-day not to prove any point in the
but merely 10 strengthen the OF the defence al
ready presented and the part Of the prosecution to
rcbut Of the testimony introduced by the defend
ant physician testified that according to his belief
a could not b. f,rcbly violated and remain in
state Of ssncope all the time Several witnesses
to seeing Miss Gourgas in Green street If wait
ing for Mr. Jas. g. King said this at last
came 10 be that he would say to his partner.
Here goes that gal againewet will b. along directly"
The summing up will probably teke all day The case
may the jury but il would not b. at all matter of
surprise il the charge Of the Judge should b. deferred till
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Political INTELLIGENCE.

EMANCIPATION 4 kEsrucEr-A call signed by Cassius
M Clay Hon Humphrey Marshall. and thirteen others,
has been made for the assembling Of the emancipation
lists Of Kentucky, to meet in convention, to-day, at
Frankfort The object il nominate candidates for State
officers. and giving attention to such other subjects the
interests Of the cause may require.
ABOLITION CONGESTION NAssAcHusErrs.-The aboli-
tion convention. which 10 have of in Boston
week ago. but which was postponed in consequence
Of the refusal Of the of fancu Hall SNOW announced
70 be held nj Worcester on the Sth of April pro KIND
The object q the convention ia to devise for the
repeal II the Fugitive Slave Law The call IL signed by
Horace Mann C. r. Adams. John g. Pafrey, and all the
leading free soilers Of the state
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MARITIME INTELLIGE NcE


Cleared.
stcsmcrs-Ohio. sthenck Havana, &c, o Roberts, An
thrseite, Morley philadelphia +-,, ,,...
shps-1ondsn, llehsrd. Liverpool. Grnneh, Minturn
&C. '''''
nrirs-C atharine Augusta. Bcstmsn. Havana.
nrgs-Norns tKus1 hspegrew. Liverpool fhompFon y
Neuhsus; SCION (rortI Morses, Lisbon Emporium tBrl
tsngas; II MarshsL Wet, Csbai - George lilcr, Newt
s.,,rsye.rer staples san Joseph, Texas Mary Eliza
Uo,chkss patka pa Geo Jones, Look, savannah: Des
demona, - Plymouth Minerva Wright RogcrA Rich
mond, 4 n 4 Person. Hiram Girar1 Hammond, Balt
more Cicero Baker philadelphia Cambridge York Port
isnd Ieeis; American Belle, Baxter Boston Wscott
Beer do.
sIoep-w u sanford. Jones, Providence Citizen Dayton
New Haven.
yhir castisn tef Newburyporl Graves Liverpool. Feb
~ ana 18th. With ndae and 3s passengers 20
TRowrHn Nephew sth inst lat 49, Ion g. passed large
.lsrd "A lee. i2th lat ~ Ion a. pased two islands 81 ice
18th Ion 81 20 passed Br steamer steering "
ship warren, LAYTON GLASGOW Dec with mdse aud "
shin George Hurlbut tpkl West. Mssre - days With
ndse ilS passensers ~ y llurlbut Co. Has hal
hcavy weather side of the Banks much Ice
the suts aud extending far west ~ lat 92 10Th inst
on the Banks IN lat 49, during heavy gale Wilton Paul 81
Tsrpton Mas. aged about 20 years fell overheard and
Yard "a disease o. the hesrt 18th experienced heavy gale
IRON NV and the hull sails and rigging being covered
With Gee had 10 20 into the Gulf 70 thaw.
Rose Standish. magma New Orleans " days WITH
cotton provisions sc. 70 ID uurlbut A. Go.
Brig Eesre lswel hhrman LeghOrn, u days With mar
p,ss Tsn@d fprl MeTpoura 81 Johns Pr IS days with
sugsr and rpofsss~s 10 Mssisnd Phelps.
BRIG A IA Wau, Crabtree, Humscoa PR, u days With
suxss sad nslsssss, W Mrere \ psltva.
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Telegrnphic Reports.

SAyASN March II, 1911.
Prices of cotton about the same previously re-
ported Sales about pol bales ranging from &C. TO lie
Cu,RLrsroS. March %. 1851.
Cotton is very quiet dealers waiting the arrival of
later European intelligence Holders Of stock hold
ing at very full prices Sales 32 bales prices ranging
from &C. lie.
Sr LOFTS March 81. 1851.
Our market is inactive and light business Is doing in
produce. Mess pork l. held at Sll Is
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DFRmrpA-Driy Swan-Mrs Sarah Firth, Mrs Harriet En-
ght and daughter Mr. Smith, David Mcesn Rots SPENCE
and the of the brig Susan Jane, condemned.
TnisIDAD-rig Elizs-W Robinson, irwin sesman. late
Of schr Dorcss Of NYork, wrecked in December last
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mEDIcAI..

D. : q rs rnieTcsL rEysJs
%sn,h r Ins ;ss st e sSes sIr;ss
hosting psopl, whose slysr,.en.a a paper. ,ssy
possbe . the amoun, ., bodily misery
.sss, ga; Is. Il 49, s q. ' 'i,
. vel I'D psrt sse's rSS sss coz CON-
psinsi but sAeh Loveyer has given him sundsneppor-
him With lie Si,srst feelings q regret ssst hey
% zen ,n sa ssn y h.p eo.s ~ sssp, s'ass
y. h,nds q ,he. wo sf,tr~.ra. appeared h.,. bees
.esrp,. ,.s 1Ss,is i must. ,s,s:,sT,
greater than 70 obtain r himself cor
rsss..sxsds; :i,aslI sa'.T p,sgss ssa:sg.ssss =.
information. viii be found IN shove worE trfs
.,sI ARE s sfsnS ssIr' M
The, Athlete s,,a asiss, COO.
End ,.diss cure ras lose .h. apply " ,he .ssr ..ssss
cure pursued With regard 70 structures o. disease. ss
Z N e toy r s sSsw ss ali
The world alone ran never cure ~ Thos however whe
may obtain perfect ste sad easy cure The rs.sis
prisse nay a.o ss bad q he su,so = - Asr ,sr.s.
dressing DO, go lower fost once Treatment BY letter
TYR. DE- LANEYs FRENCH STANDARD RExEpIns.
y ss s iss svsry desired sass
hs once Z. spenard street nssr Brosdv.y TO-
ssrsda one e ssy. ara hose ,rsriss from w.ss .
ave themselves World n snaerias sad sseerint soo
which according 70 the laws cf nature may he ..
their innocent ofsprng The genuine Female Regulating
pills snd Drops, ~.
I'm. L. MoRTAMoRE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO
~ have contracted diseases, Cura NJ voess that ",
Tske beaiLh have devoted years 70
proession treated successfully Thousands OF
s ss,. :. sS .. -. :. ss : ss.
sssgssss ss si .i'ss % s:;:
Won and that their Kind ~ medicine b all that
all ts forms Pvsons whose health
has been ruined w those cyclists call upon daily -
william street. ..Mas..
nR WARREN rs CoNFIDENrIALLY CONSULTED
~ Disesses From eighteen years practice three -
which In hospital, Dr. W " enabled 20 guarantees
speedy without mercury See bis dploms W his once,
No Mott street, adjoining Chatham square. ersa
in and medicine this country predusd.
TYR. MORRISON is CONSULTED CoNrIDESTiALLy
- certain Diseases which he treats without
Recent cssrs cured IN few Thtyone years prsnuss
enables hun to debility Ac self abuse
See his London diploma in his private once, Dtk fnitoA
street n. BIO fee till cured.
DRhCTTCAL WORKS FOR POPULAR READING
ust puhhcdl the nature and trcy Of delicate
dcses psgef Illustrated w eishteer eoiorsd pte~ By
Ralph Glover D. price 81 Alse sseres ef lectures
sbvse and ts dcplorsbe ele.tsSvss trestent ~ new
nstrgment Fsrsse ~ ~ Bres wsy. sad w the aasss<
Ann street
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At Portland. Oregon Jan. 5. ADAM WrnrLE tn MARY
ALLEN, both OF Tualan The bride is in her 18th year
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.


Arriyed-Briss Conductor; Palermo; Jenny Lind ssguA
March TO- Left brgs Edward Prescott SYork days. Par
hnnon do 10 days. Lady of the Lake do ID days Psn*her
NHaven
Cieared-ships Orsa. Calcutta; Zone Fsrhavcn: bark
Elm Philadelphia: brig Coral Pensacola schrs Abel Story
Cape 1fayten: Ayarado Mstanzas Emporium Frederick
burg Cape Fear, and Isabella. NYork
CHARLESTON, March 49,
Arrived-Briy j W Godfrey Boston.
Cieared-J A Lancaster. NYork.
FALL RIVER. March a.
Sailed-Sloop Ann Is Holmes. Albany.
Passed down ehr Roseus and sloop Mount Hope Taun-
ton for Nfork
Passed up 18th. for Somers steamboat Wave having in
tow ship Rip Van Wrinkle tnew). BID to NYork.
NEW ORLEANS March H.
Arriyea-Ships Francis and Berkshre. Boston
Cieered-lriss Wright Boston; Lincoln. NYors
NORFOLK, March D.
Arriycd-Bris Aibano, Matsnzas.
NEWPORT March -
hrriyed-Schr ii lnsraham, -; soop Rising sun Hart
ford.
New BEDFORD, March q.
Arrived-Ship Montezuma. Arctic Ocean, bbls
VII 100 do and % 600 lbs bone Spoke Jan %
Island, ship Liverpool NBedford clean March - Mon
tauk. spoke ship Nile, NPacihc for Grcenport.
Arrived 2th-Ship Isaac Howlsnd. with 800 bbls VII and
10sp.
Providence. March D.
Arrived-schrs w Mckee Chsrleston Rainbow smyrna,
Fashion. do; Radiant. do.
BeloW-Drg Rcchahite
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Oust puhhcd ON the nature and trc Of dclicats
dsessc 80 psge Illustrated ~ eghteer eoored plse- By
semlnsi sses.e. stfe % psse..rce y eents en self
instrsment For ~ Bres ssd w TIE aasAss
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There we're 81 deaths In Baltimore during the week
ending the 2itA inst
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EOrelUn Malta

letter and small package Express for California will
leave the Reading Room (67 Exchanged Thursday Nh
at 2 o'clock per steamer Promethes for Chsgres arrv
ing in time to take the steamer New Orleans for San Fran
cisco on the 10th of April Through 60 San Francisco in
days. Postage. y cents.
Letter Bags for Chagres San Juan Jamsca Panama
the south Pacific made at the above oe and forwarded
per Prometheus
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TYR. MORRISON is CONSULTED CoNrIDEsTiALLy
- certain diseases which he treats without mercnry
Recent cured in few dsys Thrtyone years prsot
enables hun to cure debility Ac from self abuse
See hs London diploma in his private ONCE Dik Fultoa
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-08
p.alaeies and Frauds Of British Free
Trade.

1--WE are far from thinking that the present
,ressre IN the money market says that aoie papei'
The Journal Of CODmerce ought 10 DC tesdIuou O. o.
c.Ism,tv-ost the other hand, lift should commune lo
.nnnoh !, will be the means of preventing grand
blow up some two OF three years hefce' "hich
would otherwise be inevitable
Not having remarked the above at the
time of its appearance in The Journal, we
take it from one of our exchanges, whose
columns are, as often as its editor dares to
have it so, occupied in the effort to main
tain the supremacy of Britain as the man
ufacturing and commercial nation OF the
world, by securing to her monopoly OF the
machinery for producing iron and cloth,
and other of the commodities required tor
the use of man.
For two years past our neighbor has
been steadily occupied in the effort TO
satisfy its readers that no danger
was to be apprehended from clos
ipg the mills and furnaces of the Union,
and purchasing our cloth and our iron by
the issue of certificates of debt. 1t cooked
up tables of exports and imports, by which
it was clearly shown that the value OF the
former so nearly approached that OF the lat
ter. that if we ran in debt to foreign
countries, it must be in sheer wantonness,
and because we were determined to give
away our certificates of indebtedness, and
not because of any necessity for so doing.
We certainly appeared to get nothing IN
exchange for them, according to this mode
of stating the case Exports, frelghts and
profits paid for all
One of these tables. dated in December
last. is now before us, aud from it we take
the following extract In relation TO the
tariffs of 1912 and 1916