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.MARsHAL's MAGICAL PAIN.
-. ERADIOAToR,

WILL POSITIVELY CURE. Rheumatism
wv in every stage, Weak Back, Weak joints,
Bruises, Strains,i Sweliings, Toothache, Head
ache, Contracted Tendons, Lumbago, Painful
Nerves, Spinal Affections, &C., &c. In fact, Il
is hard to say what kind Of pains it will not cure.
1t is WARRANTED to cure the diseases named I;
or, in case Of failure, the money will be refunded.
To persons troubled with CORNS, this compound
is particularly recommended.
Please to read the following commendatory
letter from Judge Hughes, Of Burke county -
ELMoRE, BURKE CY., Dec. 90, 1850:
Mr.. j. Z. MARSHAL Dear Sir: In eompli-
ance with your request, make this simple state
ment of facts. My boy Daniel stuck thorn in
his foot about the first of last June, the thorn
was extracted, and no more thought of it for IS
or 20 days, his foot then began to swell, andin
few days it was opened. 1t discharged large
quantity Of matter. The discharge. continued
for eight days, and then ceased. his foot then
RECOMMENDED swelling and extended uphisle leg,
thigh, and hip, with violent pain. He then be
gan to spit from his lungs matter similar to that
discharged from the abscess on his foot. then
called in medical aid, and from the remedies used,
he was alternately better and,worse for eight or
ten weeks. During this time q large abscess
FORMED upon tHe MP, tne uischaISe Was aiBo,
and as soon as it ceased, general swelling of his
leg, thigh and breast commenced, which wasvery
hard to the touch, and at times experienced much
difficulty in swallowing. Medical aid seemed Of
no further avail, and was discontinued. Il then
had recourse to your Magical Pain Eradicator."
In forty-eight hours, from the time I commenced
its use, his foot began to soften the swelling on
his hip and breast subsided, and am pleased to
say he is no,o ,oet.
again used your remedy in case Of Neu-
ralgia, with great success, giving immediate re-
lief. have tried it also for Tooth-Ache, with
my Youngest child, with entire SUCCESS.
From the success have had in the use Of
your Magical Pain Eradicator," have no hesi-
tation in recommending it to the public.
Yours truly,
W. w. HUGHES.n
The above statements of the use Of Mar
shall's Magical Pain Eradicator," are known by
me to be true. ~ p ,!.....s
(Signed) ANGUS BETHUNE. .
None is genuine without the written name Of
J. T. Marshall on each box. ..i 5i..
For sale, wholesale and retail, by the proPrIe-
tors w. n. & j. TURPIN, Augusta, Ga, and
for sale, in this place, on Agency, by
A. G. TEAGUE.
Tt 10 an,
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For Clerk.

OLIVER TOWLES,
PETER QUATTLEBUM,
EDMUND PENN,
THOMAS G. BACON,
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W. CD. Jzz0lNSSes.
TX BIS. NEW CROP, superior article, for
1O snlo BY @ II. A. kENRlCk:
Hamburg, Fcb3
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"WHAT under the sun can cause that
bell to ring to? day, said one man to
another as they were proaching coun-
try village. 2" If Iswas to express my
candid unbiased opinion WAS the reply,
/" l should say that some was pulling the
rope" ..s.s.sei5.
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CANDIDATES
For Tax Collector

kOc 9sa8 SoiASSsSf
THEOPHILUS: DEAN,
WILLIAM L. PARKS,
HENRY H.lIIlLL,
ELIJAH T. RAUCH.
WELCOME MARTIN.
JOHN QUATTLEBUM,
B. r. GOUDEY, : -
F. W. BURT, 81
Derrick HOLS0NBAKE,
ISAAC BOLES,
SAMPSON.B. MAYS
ROBERT CLOY,
L. A. BROOKS,
For Sheriff:
JOHN HILL,
THOMASW. SEANHAM.
HUMPHREYS, {B0ULWARE,
THOMAS J. DYSON,
WESLEY .B0DIE,
ALFRED MAY ,lt5SS -
IT,. WHITAKER,
LEWIS JONES,
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A SILENT W1rE.-A daguerreotype
taker few days since, exhibited alike
ness of lady which he had taken to her
husband, and asked him if it was not a
very good one. every" was the reply
"and l only wish my wife was like it
silent"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-27
Police IutplfincuCc.

Tie Consequence efg kss.-A conflict took place yes
tcrday morning NJ The premises No la Broadway 40
etars between samuel C Swark residing AZ ISi Tenth
street and Benjamin povtlson daIurrreoiypt, who
II seems fum the nature Of the assault had intruded on
the rights snd privileges Of Mr. Swartz by kissing the
fair check ~ Miss Clark II from the facts 10 The
case that MIR Poweson did take the liberty 10 kse hiss
CLARK, which kiss " appears passed from the fair cnes
lips the her devoted friend who ut once vosci
vengeance and rrparation for the supposed injury Ao
c,rdingiy prepared with heavy rawhide, aud accom-
panic BY his friend Mr. Samuel Conkey they prvceeded
t. the business place of MIR foweson. Ssartz called
him into the entry and asked him Il he knew Miss Julia
CLARK, srd being answered VA tne aihrmeVe orstz -
r,cted blow with his hst which took effect the
Of his averaiy knocking him against the wall aud the
blood owed re,y Cunkty the friend o swartz stood
IL with the huge cowhide ready 70 go in II the cir
estancs a the case a. emcd !, necessary The polic
we're called IN and Swartz ard his ffeni Ccnkey
ecnveyed before Justice bothrup whe on hearing IA
ease took the complaint Of Mr Pow,lson and held Ca
Two ssaants 20 bail 20 answer the charge at COURT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-27

rJ,HE COMBINED vAPoR ENGfNE-THE sUBsCRI-
ber having obtained from the United States
patent for his invention o. the Combined Yapor Enn
prepared 20 sell the right 10 said invention
esnable terms The invention Of the subscriber applied
either 70 single engine with two cylinders and ptons
cylinder and piston each In either of the pis
tons acted by steam aud the other BY the of
rerchorde. u ether easily vaporifed liquid The
steam power generated and applied ~ In the ordinary
sne but upon the escape Of the steam from the hrt cyn
ser str having esered ts force therein passes
INTO an rrtght case termed vsporger containing nun.
Der tma ules charged with perohoride easily
comes sontset with the entire surface of the tubes The
Iacuiy ~ shsefbng caorc possessed By liquids of thete
fore mentioned class. is powerful that Immediately
ppon the steam coming IN contact with the suraes Of
The tubs charged herewith largs portion Of the ca
loric o. the steam Y absorbed by the liquid In the
being thus deprived o. It's oalorc Immediately condensed
and IL then returned into the boiler The vapor
obtained by the action Of the perchorde or other
liquid in the tubes s conducted into second cylinder
and after txtrtng its elastic force (which 10 greater than
steam) upon the piston In the second oynder Z
which thus keeps regularly supplied and s
vaporird aud condensed. The saving by ths
gne Is " the small quantity o. Goals required for TIE
The smaller room occupied hy H. aud The avoidance on n
frvsators IL TIE boiler the water being completely ds
titled ~ the teeration, vaporigaton ana condensation
The perehorde 4 very heap nud when onoe CHARGED
qusny IN Vie tubes will last ensldsrahie time a.
ternste condemnation and vaportaoh rocasionns very
triairg loss IN The bulk quantity employed model
and sectional diagram NustfAtug this irveuton
seen, application 70 the subscriber. Fer Particular
% terms of sale etc. apply 20 he her ~ Tho
lachase Fsuche No. ~ BteNd street Ia the city New
ferk. PROSPER Du TRkHLEY.
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Circuit Court.


MAJ &c John ~ Van Nrstc Va Daniel y, Cor -
This l. an action repleyn 10 try the rights Of the par
ts to 26l bushels ~ The complaint NJ that
"A the 2gh a March 1850 defendant apppiieI ~ plain
tnrs agents purchase the In qrcso n and that
the agents In the first instance declined, but subss-
qu,ntiy upon the representation Of defennt that
had arranged for money vAe quAtity was as
agreed to sell at So cents the b,shrL on condi
ton that cash should be paid deve-y which coudi-
ou he agreed to; but when he got possssn he refused
TO pay return the corn The couplant further al
legged that defendant was insoent - the tins he made
the representation; he knew ne Was unaile 70 par
Pai.sh then issued writ of rspevin, and toox ths
goCh out Of his possesj on. Tho defendant hy his
states that the nth Of March 1850 he pur-
chased the corn from aintiEs agents p the ordinary
way at the prce nsmeF In the complaint % be paid
for IN cash and the crn delivered according 70 dire-
uou that Was acer rdugy delivered between the 'th
sf&arch sud - 4 April 1850 On board the sp Ash-
burton then Sdy sr;,d ~ sail or England on thevth
e Aniii bm no DENIED the delivery vas condiionsl az
that he ohtaine the under the circumstance oy
en- The rfrcsp atatirn mentioned "a the cQmplant -
also acrics OIat after hs gt p0scaiuu ~ rlt ~ py
1rlxor, fut thst tfter h fflre on NFr ola lNsts
b. ,Uul pas dsuee insolvency - ths tthe Y p"s-
cs spi svtrt that ht met I'll nis ebisfon Nn ~ hs
dsg x hs fsi'Wte. 40 Wufl
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DUEL FRUsTRArED--THE PARTIES BOUND TO KEEP
THE PEAcE-THE PoyTMAsTEE GENERAL-ArPoINr-
MENTs, zTc.
re.ea. WAsHiSoToS, May 26, 1851.
Messrs Hooe and Dallas, who left here esterday even
ing to fight duel arrested early this morning It
Sladensbursy and bound ever to keep the peace The
principals with their sesonds Col Thompson and DE-
Jourdan again bound by Justice Morseu this
afternoon to keep the peace, in the Of $5 each
special agent from the Post Office Department has
been ordered to take charge Of the Mscon post ore
Georgia. until the appointment Of a successor Connor
the late postmaster who absconded. Postmaster Hall
Will not return until Saturday.
j. B. Orwin, Of North Carolina has been promoted to
200 clerkhp in the bureau of provisions clothing
vice Filebrown promoted. ii. IL Helfer, Of n e., has
seed appointed clerk in the Navy Department, vice
Orwin
The anniversary meeting of the Bible Society held
at Laurn Church, this evening 1t largely attend
ed The Rev. Mr.. Stockton and Mr jenkins were
amongst the speakers.
The New Orleans Opera troupe opened here to- nigh
and had crowded audience
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The General Presbyterian Assembly at st.
Louis.
ST. LorIs, May %. 1851.

sr. LorIs May %, 1851
In the General Assembly, yesterday, the judiciary
Committee submitted report, the complaint Of Will
liam Lively, against the Synod Of New York, which
referred to the next General Assembly
resolution adopted declaring IL TO be the desire
Of the Assembly that Mr. McGi should retain Office rs
professor in the Western Theological Seminary which
he recently resigned 1t Is understood that he viii
quicsce,
The report of the Domestic missions was submitted.
The resignation Of D. A. Alexander professor Prince
ton Seminary was accepted.
WEDNESDAY. May 2i, 1851.
Reports from the Boards Of Education submitted
and members Of the Board Of Foreign Missions were
elected.
The Rev Melancthon w. Jacobus elected professor
Of Oriental and Biblical Literature for the Western Theo
logical Seminary.
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ss..'sAal.a'lasss.
sIIIPPIN0.

I,~yp IIvERPooL-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM.
ship BALTIC, Capt. Joseph y Comstock. This steam
lip depart with the mails for Europe, positively
Saturday m of June at ~ cloek NJ from her berth At the
o AZ Canal street NO berth he secured till paid for
For lragtt rassse having unequaled accommodations
't e''t'"0s y fDWb K COLLINS, 81 wall street.
Positively M freight will te received On board after Thurs
dav evening June The steamship PACIFIC will succeed
tie Baltic and sail Jure 2lst
NOR skyANNkH.-sTEAH SUR ALABAMA Ug0
tons1 Captain G. ID. Ludl9y, On saturday. 3lst NAy,
sage srply 10 sAkdn " MITCHELL, lpi Front street.
The GLORiDA. Captain lycn, en SATURDAY, lh luns,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-27

CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I-TRoTTIyO.--WED-
~ nesdAy. May a. Ut ~ o'clock. p. NJ, match fog $500
mile heats harness between two we'll known mage Che
owners to drive iT:sSsssly after purse so mills Esz
e. Mount herris. wn wheian enters Slsdxe Haauer
Mr. enters ShacksIbaek, Mr. Van cott enters g.
iins of v aissa ferry Brookyp forshs
Course At II M and ocoek r. NJ returning SOON as
JOEL CoNKLIS, Proprietor.
THE TURF.-THE TROTTISG STALLION KExBLE
Jackson having entirely recovered from his late
dent will stand during the Of season.
LIST july a ohm l. Snedikers the Union Course L.
Fer PArtlculars, Inquire Ut John 1. Snedikor's. Of
- JAMES WHELPLEY.
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LAND WARRANTS.

GENERAL LAND OFFICE. APRIL tTn. ls5i-Ny-
meous applications having been made 70 this otes fer
rants under the act Of 18th September 1S should be To-
Wit
There three modes by which these locations mar BE-
lst. By the wsrrsntes IN person; -,
"a iy the Warrantee through the agency Of this once
,tssI' Ssi; ADOPTED q. .YgIl..,I:. mus.
ton o. country a which The location l. DESIRED aud 10 Ss-
sempaned b anhdsyt according 70 the lswng form.
where the thlrd mode !, adopted Power q Attorney
q witness according % the following form, No which
sc may b. before some escr susASrsd % take The ss
s1ovIsdsmess e dssd. sceordiTs ,, :. form No sors
Once where the location made unless special directions
- Commissionor.
srArror
Before IA Justice Of the Pesce or other ocer author
bed 70 take afdavts personally appeared lhers nser.
ss@' & { ss .hS ss SSy ,wSs sP9s
% whom variant No acres; under the astef Sep
shc nov applies 70 locate the same. --.,
sworn to and subscribed before me ,his-ssy Si@.ss
. tohsers Signature lloyy -.
Know All su ty these presents tha, th,rs in..r. N.
nsns e ysrrsatesl e .he ssun,y ef- and state O
true AIs swIS attorney or me ard Ia a ny s'. < oca.s
sssr act q ssp,eISsr so a'''' 'na '1i'' '''''
!d SE,..sss q may & S.Ess
D.
STATE
Cot
On this day Of, In the year -, rersonsiiy sr-
rearod there insert of warran and acknowledged
the within Power of Attorney % be his act and deed ana
certify, that we'll know the sad there insert the Of
waantee and that he u the who 10 described
In the within Power, and who executed the same
(Ofieers sxnature.l
sraTroy
County
hereby certify, that on this dag Of. In the ye.r
personally before there insert the ~ the
snsssl ana there insert the of warrnee and the
said there insert the Of witness being we'll known 70
duly by aud ON hs oath declared and said
that he we'll knew the said there insert the 0f
tee that he the described and who
executed the within Power Of Attorney and his testimony
satsfaetory evidence of that fact and the said
there insert the name Of warrant thereupon tcknowleds
tofacer's isnsture.)
I AND WARRANTS BOUGHT OR LOCATED IN THE
IL states Of WISCONSIN Illinois, and lows, upon
glly selected .lands by Msshbgrne woodman, Mineral
ands located by Themselves hessrs. Rodgers woodm
" william street, NY will purchase Land Warrants for
and attend 70 all business connected herewith. George
Wocdman Counsellor ataw, 40 william street. attends TO
obtaining Land Warrants, Pensons &C. for soldiers,
others entitled thereto
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-27

ARRIVAL. or GENERAL SCoTI-SAiItNo OF the
ROBENA.
B.ITrtoRE, May Is 1851
General Winfield Scott and family arrived here this
morning and took lodgings at Barnum's Hotel lie has
been to look at the White House.
The chip Holena, kane, sailed to-day for New York
whore she will b. put in sailing order This will be
rat relief 70 the telegraph lines operators reporter
and the public
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-27

MARTINIQUE papers to the 10th ult., have been
received. They contain official accounts Of tho
quantity of produce shipped in January and Feb
ruary from Martinique and Guadal0upe. From
Martinique the amount Of sugar exported IN those
two months Is 2.iSo07 kilogramme-, and from
Guadaloupe II is 6l0,273 kilogrammes On com
parison with the corresponding period Of 1880, the
shove gives an increase 10 Martinique OF 7yi,7OJ
kilogrammes and falling of at Guadalupe Of
l9I 500 kilogrammcs. The Courier ascrbcs this
melancholy result, as regards Guadaourc, to the
weakness OF the present administration. IL says
Colonel Fcron wrote last year 20 the Minister that
labor preceding agrecshly and actively could
be desired " hat answer could he make 20 the
Minister that should say to him How 10 that IN
the disastrous year 1850. year If incendarsm. there
16o3 hhd q sugar made up TO the Let of March
while to the LIT of March 1851 your governme Mt has not
furnished more than 90 ~ This E truly sal state
Of things for colony of 10000 sou aud whose
exports during the previous thirty showed 6sVoo
hhds. 81 sugar year.
As regards Martinique, we read as follows'-
Martinique, which has not the misfortune OF having
elected any NJ naguard for H. Representatives and which
60 e good spirit is exemption from the rgor
q martial law. u in quite another position Her produc
tion increased ans improving In the month Of Janu
sry this coouy exported 2S56 hhds 81 sugar and IN Feb
ruary agoo hhds surprising the production OF 1850 by
l.dgO hhds.. and that II lsi9 by twenty hhds. This
IS happy result aud augurs crop for the year OF
4dOOO hEds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-27

DUsIUNi
The brig Henry has arrived here from Pernambuco'
bringing dates to the Goth ult. There habeeE yet few
Of yellow fever Among the deaths that the
wife Of the captain Of the American bark Muskngum
Only two American ships In port and business
quiet.
The Henry reports the ship Palestine having been
condemned. The bark Muskingum repairing for
New York
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Secretary Webster at Albany.

ALBANY, April 26, ISL.
Daniel Webster will arrive here t. morrow evening on
the invitation Of several citizens among whom the
following leading democrats - Ersstus Corning Eli
Perry, Henry IL Martin, Vim. L. Marcy Gideon Haw-
ley, and DR. Theodore IL Beck He will speak at the
Capitol at noon, Wednesday, and in the evening dine
at Congress Hall the invitation of the young Of
our city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-27

u ExovAL-JAxEs @. NoFFEr, GAS FILTER AND
At Manufacturer Of Chandelier aud Gas Fixtures
description having removed from his late store 55 Fulton
ntreet TO John street few doors from Broadway takes
this opportunity ~ informing his patrons and the public in
general that having made extensive alterations 10 bis fac
Chsndeers and other Gas fixtures at the lowest market
prices Those in want Of these articles would DO we'll call
him before purchasing elsewhere. Gas Pendants and
brackets Solar Fluid and Lard Iamps Girsndocs and
Csndeabras constantly hand In great variety Of pat
verus
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Five Days Later from Hayu aud st. DO
mfuRO.

B"sroN, May % 1901.
The Abel story brings Cape Hsytien papers 9th
instant. Prince Bobo the fugitive chief had not yet
been found Two q his adherents had been taken and
publicly shot at the Cape.
The schooner A. NJ Hale. from st Domingo City re-
ports tat the Domincans have not the least idea Of
vadng the territory Of the Hay items They stand ready
to repei any invasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-27
The Oosden MURDER. sc.

BALTIMORE, Nay .. IS3I.
We have no mail south Of Richmond to night.
man named shaw has been arrested, Al Chesertown,
charged with being concerned in tho murders Of the
Cosden family, the oath of a witness who says that
shaw told him s their plans for the murder ard who
present Yesterday shaw confessed that Taylor Murphy,
shslden, and himself present when tho murders
we're committed The trials Of the parties commence on
Wndnnelar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-27

The line q propesrs between this port and Liver
pool will commence running the rst of July Where
they to \, built 70 ~ ready by that time The line
viii comprise four FIRST class vessels The nrst be of
100 to 500 tons burthcn and named the 3 Lewis.
she will be 200 horse power. Captain w q. Barstow
will command her. Her Is 90 BE- called the
Robert q. shaw Msr hnrthsn Is 1000 tons.
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Affairs In Hnafon.

SUDDEN DEA1fi-vETo or THE WHARF rItr.
Bosro-, May 20, 1851.
Nathan A Crary. soap manufacturer, was found dead
IN his bed. at tho Central House, this morning.
verdict 81 death from unknown was rendered
Governor Boutwell's first veto wns made Saturday
vetoing the bin OF the Boston Wharf Company for an
extension Of wharf The bill originally passed both
houses by a large m aiority
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-27

"A keepaie, kewburgh and Fshhill Passage 90 cents
Landing At Ccrrens Dock, West Point Cold Spring Corn
wall and New Hamburgh. The steamer THOMAS POWELL,
Capt. Thos ~ Hue, will leave Murray street pier
afternoon 81 fOcloek Returning, will POnghkeepsio
nt o'clock. and Ncwburgh At 7. (Sundays exceptsi)
Freight taken aud landed At the different places.
NEW YORK AND PnILADELPuIA-NEw YORK
~ snd Philadcpha dircot-tnited states Mail Line.
Through IN ~ hours via New Jersey Railroad. Fare
unced 20 sSor hr cias@ aud ~ - for second class Leave
New York a A. M from foot of Couran street. aud
PA. NJ and IT, NJ from foot of Liberty PHI
1adepba att and A. NJ. and r. NJ from foot al
mot street.
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD LINE FROM NEW
~ York 10 Phiisdephis-Ieave Pier No 1 North river
Iy steamLoat JOHN POTTER Morninr Line, o'clock
A NJ Afternoon Line, at o'clock r.. NJ Fare BIZ either
yne - forward deck, 50 Emgrant Line AZ o'clock NJ
fare, 81 60. l. BLISS, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-27

LOUISVILLE, May % 1851.
Dispatches have been received here announcing the
appearance Of the cholera at Alton Jerseyvlle and
Springfield Illinois Almost every boat from New Or
leans has some deaths on board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-27

LAwngvcr. Mass MAY q. 1851.
Y w Tihbcts Formerly broker in Boston. committed
ucide ~ this town last evening hy blowing his brains
cut with pistol lie was at enc time an extensive
rccuater IN eastern lands and suffered large pecunary
lceses, lie has left wife and three children.
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RY.HuHnERrs KENNY. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HOMEsTEADs.

LyyERY NAN HIS OWN LASDLoRD-rHE FIRST
II regular meeting Of the Fourth American Budng Asso
citation will be held Tuesday evening May 18th Warren
Hall ofoliyer and Henry street when the monthly
dues will be payable All persons deross OF purchasing
their houses and paying them with the they
invited to attend JESSCRUS, Sec
ratary. Once No Clinton Court Beehman street All
meetings public