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did mot stsee ~ ceusu TO the public prosecutor
his assistant but in suson TO the parties complaining
counsel said that more malignant and wicked prosecu
ton had seldom been instituted II the evidence just
sdduced WAS true, corrupt witnesses could hardly
be found than were on the stand in this yesterday
and the proper course taken in reference TO this
matter might yet result in serving the ends Of justice
Judge Beebe after consulting with his associates said
to the jury that tie Court seldom press further
proceedings in Gaze abandoned by the prosecuting at
torney In this instance especially the Court coincide
with the Assistant District Attorney in the views lie had
sut expressed in reference to the trial The jury
then requested to render formal verdict Of
guilty The jury without leaving their seats therefore,
rendered verdict Of not guilty
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PtrLsnsrrtrs, April I2-Eirs Bssrd-sl wlmiug.
ton Railroad &c, s 100 y Nav. 6s So L Ithtah Nav
Gs p scl-l9 LchFh lot, - - wiminrton Raroid
Ga @ts; shares ". Amer Bank, lGX lPenn's Bank,
lslf 10 Morris Canal, pref ul; ~ do Isl, 100 do u
10 DO, f s2n1 Garden ~. Iplt; 2s1Cam and An.
Sc Ia, Gfig - shares Chester Mninr. ~ M do ~:
T. Bsnk 1 - susq Canal NJ " lIarriaturg Railroad,
A. - Reading Railroad. 3D. nldp ~ 10 penna Railroad,
iCk. .fsr Saes-s7,0o ponna BE- t8. 80 shs Reading
Railroad = Z; 80 Do, 2gs ~ sus. Canal lbit second
Boord-s3,.0 SCH Nav. -, int M a.. Tenn o. TO-,
500 do. l2 30 City Railroad 1eia 5000 Readas Rail
resdGs. ~ 10 lso Wilmngion Railroad, 81 " shares
Harrsturg Railroad, ~ 10 Mntili Railroad d..
An Ins ~ .qfer Saies-sfc0 Reading Gs 7d I'LL 2! .hs
Mnehill Railroad. o..
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PnrIBEtFrt,, April ~, 1851.

lifABEfPEtAs April ~, lSDi.
Ne Decisi0'i ~ the Conictm Election Case-RoJbog
" Bss ho,,g, &C.
The only topic ct co.'ersation to-day, apart
from congratulstisrs 81 the close Of the Fugitive
Slave cesc at Boston. i tbe general disappoint-
ment at their beirg 70 dession In the contested
election case. Judges Hsg and Kelly came into
court fully prepared, but Judge Campbell not being
ready with his opinion, postponement was as
senied 10. These delays are vexatious, especially
10 the contestant az ID enables the contestant 10
sscu.e the cream Of the joke, far as the fees Of
40 0ifoc ore concerned.
ysung man who carried 500 in gold dust With
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Police Intelligence.

Shooting Nth Intent KiH-Oficer Crossett of the
Sixth district police. arrested man, named samuel NJ
Burnes, under bench warrant charge of shooting,
with pistol, at T. Z Elliot, in November last, with in
tent TO kill him.
Charge Of Hghway RobLey.-Patrick Crawley com
mitted charge Of highway robbery, in having forc
bly, taken a watch from Robert Car
Petit Larceny females named Bridget Daily and
Mary White, were arrested by policemen Graham, for
stealing small articles Of wearing apparel from2th
house Of Mr. Mills, Eighth avenue Upon sequently
searching their dwelling, several pairs of gaiter boots
dry goods and fancy articles found which
supposed to be stolen They committed
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BY MORSE 5 LINE, OFFICE TO VAIL STREET.
B.yALo. o A. MA fine clear morning; wind north
west, thermometer a.; barometer 30; mercury 50.
RoorrsrrR, "a. M-Fine morning. clear and cool wind
northeast: thermometer -.
AgsURn, 3 A M. delightful morning. clear cool, and
pleasant; Thermometer 40 wind north.
s,RAcvsE, a. M-Loycly clear morning. wind south
west; thermometer 80.
Urea, A. MA splendid morning. sky uncouded;
wind northwest; thermometer "a.
ALBANY, "a M.-Cloudy and cool, but pleasant baro-
meter S0565; mercury 10 Thermometer ~.
Troy, A. MA beautiful clear morning but quite
cold, at half past Thermometer stood at - -;
wind north weat
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mARITImE INTELLIannoE,
Movements or tho Ocean SITES
Port OF New York, April 10,



ss spoaord fisssas CO.
sh,Ps.MateTls0 lpkt) Harvey Liverpool Kermit l
Bird, Cardenas, Nesmith 4 Sons; A Knsman. Knsman.
Prince. bradford, Cienfuegos W Elweii; b Aymar =,
Briss.M eniea, Burke Madeira Elweli Themis tBr,
Fraser s. pominsS eager; BOuyruIls slrl s,rdIa a
sssaa Ia Grande Sesmi.h sous Percy Bunker Neuvta
MORE 81 as Ma b" sa & hs%
Grace NJ Toplife Toule Darien Ga, Brett, VOso Coz
M ssRrsM%ssisnis Ferry Snsaa Eldrass ransm.
MSss
Relief OBJ johnson, John Nh Mary Elizabeth Ls1cr
Baker thsEss,on Mari, IIs%nE Carson Jackson
Norfolk; 4 Mount mawkinss do Warrington K.ndrieE
Aexandra Georgetown &c; Cayuga, Wilson Piiadelphia
f srsy fcrtsnd &SsnSsr nasfei Bangor Appleton
so F be,0R Prone sa
beth. Smith, Maven.
Cid Friday, Br sehr Salem mot zulica). Jacmel.
Arrived.
Ja April in bsss, and go passenger to nowland
Charleston. 18th inst, AM
ssn ass sYa Co.
died on the Passase Has very heavy
the rnddsr head away; IAN .ucssededn get
bolts to which the tackles we're gave way
being heavy sea on at the tine the raider broke away al
TO the weather and heavy could not get u
was entirely and drifted upwards eight
to the eastward 18th shipped Sea- which stove bull
warks, alter casks hatch houses Ac.
ship Edward Brien Creighton, Liverpool a days, with
ship Eyan: Ssrf /: Day: ballast y. and %, .,
pasengsrs TO ceok smitB; o., Took pi9t -, miles Of
brig Juliet trrj Richard Rochelle Is days With brandy
?lst ut Aphonse Bigot, seaman ie overheard and was
Brig Aonia9 tof poston Simmons from Trinidad de Cuba
Er,g wandcrer tBrJ Dawson Halifax. Ms. IL days, with
brig Areturns inr, Harrington, Windsor, days with
plaster 70 soIls WEsg Co. NJ 10 d,v. with lumber
brig Norfolk, Pendleton with lahs and pckcts, to Smith
ssSr Margaret tBrl Qunnaa. Halif.x Day. with ash
schr kaos. Mathew Philadelphia days, bound TO Bos-
Night q the 18th inst was run into bya sOop and lost
schr America jarvis Phadelphia, days, hound to Nor
schr chas Hecksher Philadelphia days, bound West
schr ranthea Behrsc, Barnsabc, days. bound to Cape
ssir Embark, Percy cohasset. days. bound Mary
a nd, n.,re p,rp.,,,Ie day. bound 70 Cape
SER vesta, Tomiin, rhiladclphia, days.
scLr Antelope. CHM, Roekland. days.
schr Philadelphia, Rodgers. Boston, days
SIR BAL bsnns IS; Boston Days Sound S As
sehr Molcott, Beerse. Boston, 3 dsys
s SSr i f,sT@os SessrsSS. netoa days
sSRr Vsndsis Harrington, aaysiss ii days,
schr Augus,a.. Hudson, ESns , bound 70 bo't'n'
sehr AtlRntic, Nickerson, Salem, . days.
Schr Denmark, Riker, Grcenport 2days.
schr susan Ross, Herrick, Orlnnd. Ne, o days
Schr John snow, Gordon, Orland, Me, days
Schr Nathan n Hall ---, Orand, Me- days.
sebr Warren. Gafsll. Portland, days.
schr Lee, -, Portland, o days
Below.
4 siiT from IRON msyr.' Nth passengers.
Alec, ship, unknown.
sailed.
Steamers Florida. Lyon, Savannahi Southerner Desn
son. Chsrieston. ships Norma, Ellis Havana, Waterloo
Harvey, Liverpool and others
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him to a hcusscf IN repute, last night, was plum
derod, as he deserved TO be, for his folly Two Of
the feminines have been arrested, but no funds
found.
this morning for Valparaiso She was built hece
for Messrs Ward and riffn, and is intended to be
engaged in the coffee trade, trading Mouhla,
a point upon tho coast and Valparaiso.
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SHIPPING.

STEAMSHIP ASIAN FIRST CLASS PASSAGE
- Ticket THE steamer q lth NAY fer sale Apfy -
81 Front street.
IyOR sALE-TIRSF CLASS TICKET, FER STEAMER
Baltick which sails the 10th inst. Enquire ~ Tue
hatttry Hotel.
nCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoAPASY.-FoRBRE.
~ MGR. Wis Southampton. The United states NAIL
Steamship WASHINGTON Geo. W Fleys Comm ander vii
Bremen via Southampton 90 saturday April lst
from fsr No. North river ati2 oclosk An esrern GEO
surgtp attached the ship. All letter. must psss
though ,be Post once Specie dslivered in hasre sor
E~sm sJ, nirfs sXsbS RrIsA, Asesss. 80 Brosavsy,
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Eoycluu Malls.

An Esprss Mail tper steamer orth Amercl for Chazrc
The Esehango Reading Room 90 EsehShgeh On Monday
Teters ~ Ssy 6re.rs pr steamer Union tiu advance
the MALL will cosc ~ The Exchange leading cm ~
Letter. ass q Baltic G LIVERPOOL. rll close ?.
the Resass Room I, ssy part 81 lie
Postage to san Francisco . Small packages taken
rhs shove Letter Bag also a. KenIon Wan street
ruscclIaneous.
STEAMER KrNNrrEc arr AZ Philadsl ehis lisa rem NV
Yor sepor' .eeng large .ghf tger Laden s0'' ~ 's
sur WhRR-s, 81 NlorS' has '1'n purchases -
Sur Nny Of SBsd,cr has tsor ia a, sfranei'eo aad
viii IL EN- rloyed ID tie wha. lshery from thai P'r',
mn, ~ !, noe, =, ~ Noricans, picked w
sth int, lat 81 ~ lon p 81 tas y tion' marked =
aud . diamond, with other marks illestle.
m Bans rAvoRrr, rickance. from Liver - shore 4.
hcTh yG ir2s a., 1 and T nSSsis, hs a Of @
haT,o Si sh Im@ MD rtsfs vsfo ,sEss Z y
employing steam and throwing part ~ ths sat ever
Ss s'i hoIed she would y -, IT,
Bn- cIrNrNr AZ Boston chAricston ran into sesr va
s9 ,s ., wseS ss%ss, p y BOTH
IN BRre Ecro a. boston from Dsmsrars say 10 inst
la s. Ion ~ ~ yawi about y feet long bow stove
tainted Iiaek Outside rreCS inside.
Bpto ErviRs, Boston f,cm Iorto Css.llo on ta lost
lat ~ Ion 81 picked NJ bale q cotton without mart
BntaFL watro- stili remained With the water above
Der rail a. ITCH yaer y,',rday m s ,s, hsa
scan TopNAx Hilton FROM Data for Eoston dsassed upon
ledge CLARK sand sth inst and thrT o,sf a;1k
load 70 keep her from bling Came % hA' Tue Win '''
damage.
spH gtr.prr- IL Cherry Ne With live cst timber
hound from Jrckrouylc a % this tty va talen ~ w
9Th inst BY schr Nathan burfe, % Wininet9n lfga
her coiors Urion down. and dtmastfd. Inc
~ "a Cant Wallace aud three lady bruised.
~ mate ana ono man had tcn Killed ~ the falling o. The
mast, they teine aloft a. IT, time
px,, March 2y-Durinr yesterday Il blev strong from
SSW attended With auas and last nist severe sale
from the : 10 sSW, with terrific squalls.
Whalemcn.
kyr Al NIondon sth, ship Benz Morgan, Chapel Japan
sea- .3Ltls VIII oil, 1000 lbs bone .,...,
Arfat Mystic, sth. ship HcilcsIcnt Manvsrins 2V eos
wh oi -. .aaa 20, a. -.
t.,p e n, rcrts "a Scyehelle Islands Oct ~ Pauline,
Tsteb NB 10 81 20 hump back; Jan - Marths stewart
nj t az tthe reported about Jan - f@onidas, fH ~
-, ~ az do ashing,on. Nh, 1905 ~. Passenger from -
rIel,rs Can't franklin kendrick lata 81 lsrk 5nhns ~
-, -, 80. med IN consequence ef ~ health.
Al Tscahuaps, J.a ~ Jsngs, Cornell NBt w vi slseS
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Arrived-Ship Iunius. Bath, Me. - 49,.
- " f sAvssrAH, April :.
Arriyod-Sts&msr Alabama. schr Arlington lers; !,
Cl,aret-Brg Houghton, Boston, schr harJ ARhhln :
~
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MEDICAL.

II ILLING THE NATIyES.-woRMS KILL TH0U-
N sands Of cbildrenBains Worm Killer kills the Werms
and the children IL Is sweet. SAFE aud
fsils-ehidren like IT, Only twentyhv cents for largs
Worm Kler-use it, Make your children we'll AMI COED
mn
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1tvpNroot--Shir fidsF-Mr IIaig, ~ scotland, Y
q a. John. Nj pr carroll ~ Dublin, ship surgeon
CoRk-Ship Missis-ipli-T Iripb0ok, q ireisndi ~
" right and chd Miss Wvtrheriy, Wright.
IiyrhF0oL-shir Edv ard y BrieI-Mr aud Mr. Bea'
and child.
UAIlIsS-sthr Margbret-Nr Parker.
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Our Albany Correspondence.
hLbtNf, NPIII ., IcJl
UiA the Democratic Senator's Resiga?

ALBANY, AprIo, 1871.
V'A the Democratic Senator's Resiga?
The high handed course pursued by the wings in
and out of the Legislature, il attempting to violate
the constitution ofthe State by determining to pass
the canal bill, and create debt outside Of the pro-
visions Of the constitution, has imposed upon the
democratic minority of the Senate the necessity to
assume responsibility unprecedented. 1t
known ten days since but this is the first day when
the fact became publicly divulged, that sufficient
number Of democratic Senator's would resign their
seats whenever that outrageous bill should come
up for its final passage. If the bill cannot be de-
layed, or its passage otherwise prevented this re-
sponsibility viii be assumed, and the Senate of the
state will be left without quorum sufficient to
pass the bill. That this is decided upon may be
inferred from the tone of of the papers yester
day, who have made such open ayowal
1t is now in the hands of Attorney General Chat
field for his opinion upon its consttutionalty. 1t
is well known that his decision viii be against its
passage in its present shape w.
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DARIS AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
Il diseases, In few hours, by vegetable sppicatoa,
without pain In debility, brought by improper hass
Affections he combines medicines WITH
the local remedy and show there are
who be without it he has daily, q
duration from the other physicians ALL be
ties permanent He has structures daily he cures
ling the former disease enough His diploma, Win
and the hundreds certificates show that
equal IT, Yon cured me in ono day-D. N. Cerbys. Ons
local application cured In few hours after another Dsc-
tor tried long tlme-C Derond. paid $40, in nve
yes be cured Of weakness from self abuse without
ht yet cured me by local and general treatment In
syphtie Ulcers my body and face in short time after
had been under three ply icsns for besides usnE
every quack medicine could hear ofWm Ferguson. Peril
@sss ~ ihSss q soss, esn
7tosPM n Lsrmont n D., ~ Reade street, two dssm
from Broadway.
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FINHE MARRIED WoMtNs PRIVATE MEDICAL I'M
ranicn-By pr. 4. N. MAriseau Professor Of Diseases
Years ~ suffering. 81 physical and mental anguish 70 many
rnectuntte WIFE and rrcpriary difficulties 10 the hus
hand might have been spared ny timely possssson ~ this
werk. IL T. intended especially for the married, those
tontemPstinF marriage aaeiosss hnporsnt secrets,
which should Ia known 70 them Particularly.
T. thess wk9ss health does not ptrst 81 an increase OF
family, u Il u especial importance. . .
ISFs, a, every fsInalcthe wife, the mother-the ems
either hndding into anhcod the one in the decns %
yta IN whom nature an important change
esn discover 20 csure fynptoin am hs most snsIsn.
a. which her SET u Subject :. -. .
(Extract IL Letter from Center'an " Dayton ohisb
Darros, May l. isn.
DK. A. W. Msrprrkrs-
NrUEaR sra Ny wife has tccu rsvcertibly sinking fer
some three Years q her greet
sush suffering months tsore and dugng ker cen
her putin Der W IN imminent dangef md
WITCH the let ae paired 81 supposed thrh
this inevitable. and resigned myself -
tho worst AZ this time ntw about two months)I
heard your book highly foen o. matters
reaching On its receipt AMI rsrusa cannss en-
rrss you the relief sHerdea M distressed mind SD
great discovery VI w. Dts,mssuS provided remedy. 10
stenea prospect which little conceived was pcea
tc. bat for THE another would have passed over
htAd in all hsmsn volatility ~ wife would have been
IL i of course Tracaie IL more fully the vs.
rou subjects treated ~ they n anature strictly m
tended for the married or hose tmpating msrragc
Liberty s,rss,, New Iors Litus Co., Albany Jeseps
Tucker, hobie Ala; 7. n Petersen, ~ Chtstnrt - -
On the receipt Il 81 copy will BE- transmit,ea ~ nss
pret te addressed postpaid Dr. A. Msuricoas, bss
IS8. NV York city. Once ~ fbtrtvs street
nR. COOPER "a DUANE STREET. HAS. FOR TVS
~ last fourteen yesrs coaaned his practice y hs treat
~ Mercurai other He cure the mssA
aggravated Of this disease srd Mid rsscs rsmesa
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On wedncsday. April 10 BY Elder y y. Shepard. Law
0Rsorsr ~ nanhury. Conn. TO MsHy Ean.. youngest
daughter " taft Anthcfy Mcast
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EoR SAN YRANcIscos-rIHsr VESSEL pIspAToa
s:s ,.s: i $s.s s st y ~,
and &C.
UNITEDn STATES r NAIL STEAMSHIP BALTIC CAPT.
april .siis With q: .
s Re, &. fs: s.
s.,pf Sos "
Positively freight will be received AFTER MoadS.
S .s sail % steamer va" succeed 'Ss
through In, e. c,iIisI.I. and oIsssatTas pss.
.ns Il: nd 1
70 leave Psnaas San the ii and isS
.. each usss detained as y "
iSesins steam packet. bel % the f.sa; ~
:Ssy: pse: sssh sna Of sss .ss.s SA' sa y.
czEAs TOM: eaESaiSa tom:
cSlLT1SiX. 800 .ss:. FREMONT 0sss
Steamship dSI6xnrA viii ply sss~ss s..
sss .ssss s .s
Vi. be The 49,
M as and s ssn r.snsi T.. -,
bursS.n now under to tho oenpasy. and psOal
somnodious in her cabin arrangements will kept ruas
One Of tho above will keep up the coaascss-
The sennsetisn Atlantic Win nsiasansd byts
gHitss States Mail stss%sn,ps cRrscENrc,rv m
99HI9sy s,%v. 800 tom: SSH HHIIpH, ,SS ss
Leaving York Chagres the llth and 26th
The new steamships Ell DORADO and FALCON N
direct line between New Oriesns and chasrss lea
such periods will little detention
dble the 1shmus, and forming with tbs Pacific steas
ships through line t. and from New Orleans and ports
Mexico Calf ornia and Oregon. Passage from New Oreas
secured from Armstrong Lawrasen 3 Co.. agent
at that place.
ofBco has been reduced from
500, In state rooms to SxD.
$3.50, in lower cabin. TO 500.
500, in steeragc, to $l66. -
The rats New to ChA9res Will b ~ the LEWIS
adopted hy any safe steamer betwcen those portS
For chooe Of berths apply 81 tho cos q tho Comply.
a IS South street. and ct their agency 1T West a.
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NorEE TILL cuREp-DR MURPHY HAS REMOVED
~ 70 No. Roosevelt street Chatham whore he 10
hourly consulted sill deases Recent cases he eurcs
without usreg.y IN twc % f6ny dayA with unpArnde4
success HE specific 81 los cannot be beaten BIN
beaten, DIR. N. will forfeit $500.
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EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-TO ARRIVE Sc
verl days in advance Of the United State. Mai. Rates
Of passage materially reduced The and splendid sea
ship UNION, Captain Thomas Budd will leave Pier Ne
North River on Tuesday, ne 1th ,sss q three osssk
her first sufficient guarantee TO thas
they will be landed several days in advance Of the Unt
States Mail: The Union has double side ieye. Mar. .
SUPERIOR to ANY heretofore built in this and her
and other for the comfert u
unequalled Her tables will be furnished
with luxury the market affords and nay
rely upon their wants being attended to BY civil ana
perenced stewards Those bound to New Orleans par
csy requested to examine this ship previous to makAx
other engagements. For freight passage apply 70
SPOFFORD. TILEsf9N 4 CO., A. South street.
A.THE NEW STEAMSHIP NORTH
CISCO will leave New York Monday tho Ih instant at
o'clock p NJ, from pier No. North River for Chasres
direct few berhs in the cabins and state
Of this e,orite steamer be had At reduced price,:
Freight will also be received TO ~ Of the day Of sail
ing Apply to the Agent, Mr. r. NORTON, at the ehes
1T the head Of pier No. North River.
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OriSroS or ATTORNEY GENERAL CHATFIELD THE ERIE
gives the following the conclusion Of Attorney
General Chafed the bill for the enlargement Of the
Erie canal, now before the Legislature
have examined althe provisions of this bill which
the time allowed by the Senate has permfttcd and
have the conclusion unhesitatingly that the
whole scheme direct open and papabe infracton
the constitution The sections examined in detail are
harmonious parts of system and hesitate to saw
system OF bold and daring aggression upon the rights
OF the people and which deserves the condemnation
and reproach Of all just The battle for financial
integrity fought in 1872 and again in 1914 and re-
suited in the triumph Of sound and principles
The war Is again renewed by this bill but a new and
deeply interesting element mngles in the CONTEXT The
preservation Of constitutional government is involved
in this issue; and although it by the first
attempt which has been made to oyerap the barriers
set by the people TO protect themselves against rapa
city Of irresponsible power it is the last effort which can
lie made in behalf of the Fundamental law Of the land
The breach made by this bin is wide closed or
defended and when the pledged funds the State
be invaded in very contempt of the constitution by
which they are surrounded and should be protected
and that too by the who have solemnly sworn to
guard this trust and respect the instrument which de-
elares TO be sacred our hopes Of the future perish
within and confidence in the fidelity of the repre-
sentative and in the Of the constitution by which
he is created whhers and dies have the consolation
Of being able to reflect that during the whole of the
struggle l have been upon the ramparts. and stood
firmly by the right, and again am cheered by your
Indulgence Your kindness has permitted declare
my opinion Of this measure have done boldly. but
hope respectfully. have done what have conccy-
ed to b. solemn duty and have abiding conviction
that come what will yours will be done also
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DocToR YoURsELr-ToR TWENTY-FIVE CENT?

n0CTOR Y0URSELF-T0R TWENTY-FIVE CENT
craving ,Scvins diseases and 10 every sAsss
Ss.sy o. P.pn.ySans Tie various fepms q ..s9s, az
faithfully described. and all the recipes sy.a
particular attention. and should read BY every s.S
Young men, who have been unfortunate In contrasting ~
doster matter what bis pretensions be- get copy
ariy hSss eon,s%pasSs marriage aoas ssns r.esS
Ing home without cory q the Pocket AsenSpas "a
Marriage. the Pocket EssulsPius Every One
His Own Physician Any sending twenty i've esaA
% ssp Viii s sent for & Aa
Nm YOUNG f32 Spruce street. philadsphsj also Zoe sals
BY strnser = Townsend. ~ broadway. New York.
NEW MEDICAL BooKs,-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
and ali TIE insrss By sress "S
Der Of colored plates large life; By HemS<
above nature Itis large pages second
edition, price $40 Extract from the Boston Medical and
cord or Actions works on tie same family Of dssasa
and far superior % anything q che kind pue.hsa IN
= osnts. Author q work on assil,ssss and Il. de-
p,Grs.s Effects Ss b. fssh sd nI tSgrsesn g,ss
SEND IA Broadway. and b. the sushor. sot Broadway
WAITS NERVOUS ASTrDorE.-DrD YoU EVER
w hser,he doctor ,sk = his patients, y you have rot
e wqsth ysar While ,smsselpf IKE the
sr hew 40 you ieel Well doctor think little be.tsr
and ess si ss sss ever Ten. s0i sasiss uss .
,she shl more q whole bottle % sntdote and oaiy
have allied you, sirf yor had dozen diseases
sve nevn enc sPeonul urs nevsus he.dsshs that had
look, you aet ysu deal better, sir, snd
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sailed.

Steamers Florida Lyon savannah; Southerncr Dies
son Charleston; ships Norma Ellis, Havana Waterloo
Harvey, Liverpool, aud others
Arm. 12-wind at sunrise, NNw At meridian, e9i o.