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COMMERCIAL.
Frsm our Commercs.l Correspondent.
NEW YoRk, May 2O-4, D,

VIZ wH NEW YoRx. May 2O-4, p. m.
There very little change in the gene raj aspect Of nan
cal affairs The influx and elux of The precious metals
continue large scale but the interest they elicit sub
sides the public become accustomed to the movement
The fears that formerly entertained such
lest the supply should hold felt be
idle, and dealers gold in large quantities, they
the tide subsde, without any apprehension that the
element will 10 far will Illustrative
this fact, have compiled the following table, bringing
down that formerly gave the close of the last week
the kinds and destinations OF that had been
xported from this port from April to Mayl7.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS
From our Baitimors Oerrsspoaasas.

BALTIMORE, May 2i-6, p N. q,
The Of the sinking of the Ohio great
CONSERVATION here, many Bamoreans known BE-
on board, They ALL however, believe, escaped, Mr. J.
Wills, your correspondent by telegraph, swan ashore.
losing his baggage which, however, he succeeded in recov
ering to-day in rather damaged condition. w,
We had a thunder yesterday afternoon,
which interrupted the telegraph up late hour night
The weather today is delightful @ tse .t n ,tlt
MARKETs.-The Africa's news has had special efsct
the market Sales Of 800 bbls Howard street -four At
S4 81. Grain unchanged H.l ~ .r n. ~.
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The addition OF The inward and outward tonnage Affords
the most satisfactory OF ascertanlng the total
amount employed and il will be perceived the increase
over 1850 il about IS per cent
i II is likewise gratifying to perceive that the foreign
tonnage has largely increased. proves that greater
freedom and activity have been unicated TO the
merce Of the world, from which cannot fail greatly to
benefit
The return OF the coasung trade both ways shows an
being, 1880. 5,ses,61e tons; 1851, e,i@,2s7 tons
PARIs BouRsK. May e.--Iatest prices. The FIVE per
cents, 9of soc; three per cents, 5ef 4oc; Bank OF
France, 2,065f
From London Times Of May
All the vicisstudes of human affairs comprehended
in the present OF the ministry. One day man
prosperous the next day he has reverse. and the third
he settles into tenor which if not absolutely dlsakesa
be- makes him very urgent to escape from T. On Thurs
members on Friday they were beaten by majority OF
IA in house OF 474 members and last night in house
of 3s members they were neither in majority mi
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~ PALsss ths American Newspaper AGENT The oni,
~ Ibis N tbs ca,ss Of Bossos, York
"a PhsAspa sAd II duly and
The required BY His sscssps viii s
s.rasd His oAces Conerss,
rbrd Chestnut Streets
GosLsls, Of Richmond visns b our general .xs.,
m vusns assisted BY travelling A. PuLL4a and yAsss
TsonAs. -.E
ufMr c. w. JAsss, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio i.
travelling tbs BY
snIrE, j. 4. DsHT, JAsoH TAsLoa, w. AsnsrHoss, W.
RAMSAY, De- JosnsA wADswoars, ALsx. h. Laws and H. X
9aAvss So 4
aA HsAsu u Lswis Of Montgomery Alabama, gen.
az. agent the States IL Tennossee
N IsaAsL JANIS, No. In sosn Tenth street. Philsdsl
ons general travelling agent, assisted BY WIZ H.
WELD CsLLHs, JAAss DEnRIHs, A. KlRx WsLLlnsron
A. EvAs JonS T. JgDxIss LOCKS, Jos. BvTTon Gxossx
P Bvrros, and TnonAs D. Mos tes
Hon Richard H. Stanton, OF Kentucky, has arrived in
The sy and has taken lodgings at the United States Hotel
We understand that he has important public business be-
fore the departments.
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We have transferred to columns the speech OF
Jodee Butler, Of South Carolina, in the recent con
ven,ion at Charleston. in order that our readers may
zee more clearly all the shade. OF dhereace that
mark the position OF the public men who exert an in
Auence on the question Of secession.
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Mn. EDrroRi Win you have The kindness 70 allow me,
through The medium Of your paper, inform my friends
Of the Second ard that decline being considered can
didsu Tor this coming municipal e'eciion
Respectfully y r. HiLioN'.
MAr2I 1851
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As there fear that the duness OF trade in April
nav show decline in the returns, may observe
that The exports OF the fret three months OF 1851 already
equal the first four months Of ls49, and only require
ca ga G55 10 equal those OF $780, the amount beng
1910 EI6s36 67
1881 2o067 500
There is therefore, every reason for confidence that
even il reduction should take place the next monthly
returns. the general aggregate of the year will still be in
advance. s.o $500. -. .... +. !.
The navigation returns afford an unequivocal proof OF
the extension OF shipping trade Notwithstanding that
the comparison has 10 be made with s49, in which
much com carried The tonnage OF English ship
ping, inwards and ouwards is follows for the three
nnontba: 4
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,,EA BATHNG.-uIygesa Hotel. Old l'sAnt CeaAeest,
y Virginia, 70 lssl-fh. extensive and beautiful ssaeaeA
ton by salt water aoe4s sveU
facility bathing offers nducsmsnt 70 ~ 0nvasbeS
1p :, All times be had The sea, beneAss rssuns os
bathing and the breeze becoming daily ors knewA 40
precisted. .4l
magnificent while ths fort Ne largest mill
iar county, affords the ve beautiful pcnsnAds
and OF interest "a a.f
healthy, inner climate than THIS
and fall months Fever and sue,
bilious ievsrs, entirely unknown here. . .
exceled any, in the moun'sh
We band music and hall which fof neany
bowling alleys saloons and pistol s
lcry, been erected thus s ~ - -. 1870.
The hotel complete in al m arrangement acus ~ .ssss -
assistants have been procured snd no erenon WI - ~
render u, In all respects, the most Eeea"'e ~" "
m. steamer from Norfolk, Richmond, PsenrI, bsuMoss,
Ws.hnrtou New York land pasehse" esav
Your patronage Respectfully Ds Co. Prousisto,
MARSHALL PARKS, Superintendent II ,ssi e. =
uc.rd day. " W nggYs
by the the rate of...... % - - ss.
Children servants half price. II . IL N 81
~ orhs always in attendnnce ~
ny ,r y" fos v.e should he HyssA Hoss
May A-Std HaI .esH.a Ii u
r rcraERs, day books, invoice books, I'M bsehs,
jounsi cash books pass books and every variety o. saar
"'-' TAYLOR 4 MAURy,
May ~ ...lE Books~lers, near 9Th street.
JNO M. McCAI.LA m
w I'LL practice Supreme and the vacss cosrs
Of the District He continues to prosecute Claims ssh s.n
s ~ Wy p ~, = ------------
Q0ARDtsoNrs Adams, pcnnsy'vsn.s svssss 1870 s
fcnnsmen With comfortable boarding - f..'..S
MayAa-S nN'A
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Oar readers are referred 10 the letter Of our CONNER
ciaI correspondent which is in this days paper.
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a,83,@ a,4s1,73s

In the period there paid into the treasury here
81 l26-making nearly millions paid of bank,
and the result upon the they held follows
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Nxw YoRK, May al, p. m.
Stocks steady-United States s., 1887, TIT Flour 10
frmsales OF 1000 bb 81 IS - Is for State brands
Sales of 5000 bushels white At 80 81 cent? Provs
and groceries unchanged Cotton IL unsettled BIZ the
Airca's Advices. sWYr ~ Ia. $50
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JNO. M. McCAIsLA
w practice Court, and the vncs cost
District He continues claims scfs So"
sre.. and the departments. May 9o-ecdnl Seth sep
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DOARD1N0.--Nvs Adams Pcnnsyivapis svsnse, sss~
streets, accommodate several r@""ss s"'
gentlemen with comfortable boarding.
May fa-A 1iE HnN7A X.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-21

RECENT Memo MEETINGS REORGANIZATION AND
CHRisTIANA-We give in our columns to-day re-
ports of three several meetings tina. were recently
held by the colored people Of New York; one on
the subject Of colonization in Liberia, one on
ant-colonizatioH, and one in reference to the
Christiana (Pa) outrage. Every one who
reads these repors viii be persuaded, if. indeed,
they are not previously persuaded that the colored
population of New York possess no moral force or
influence, are divided among themselves, and that,
as people, they never can hope to effect any Or
ganization, either here elsewhere in the northern
States, that will be attended with any benefit as
regards their position in society. We have no OBJ
lection to their meeting and resolving often and
as much as they please; but that they oan never
effect anything is obvious The more sensible of
them, we believe, are of the same opinion,
and accordingly submit to their fate. By these
reports il will be seen that the colored people
Of New York are divided among themselves,
even to the propriety of Liberian colonization,
which, according to the views and opinions Of the
most intelligent men of the age, and the best
friends # the African race, is the best, and, we
might lsay the only, plan that has been de-
vised for promoting their interests. Experience
has proved that not only is the North unfavor-
able to their increase, and to their so,ial ad-
vancement, but that it is positively destructive
to them. They cannot exist in Northern climate.
The experiment has been fully tried, and the last
census shows most concusively that it has failed.
With all the advantages they possess in religious,
social and political point of view, the negro popua-
ton not only degenerate in the Northern States,
but they actually become lunatics and run out.
This has been proved most conclusvely; aud yet
there is a party opposed to colonization in Libe-
rain Africa, the original home of the race; and
in colony where there is great want Of intelli-
gent colored people, to which they are invited,
and in which there is no impediment in the way of
their reaching position far superior to any they
can ever hope to attain in this country.
In relation to the meeting called for the purpose
Of collecting funds for the defence of the persons
charged with the Chrstiana outrage it carries its
moral with it The parties indicted for that out
rage will no doubt, have fair and impartial trial;
they will be defended by able counsel, and if con-
yicted, they will be punished according to law. All
the money the negroes of New York, or of the
North can collect, will have no influence, one way
or the other, on the result.
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The New MAcHINE.-The Buffalo Commercial
4drertiser speaking Of the fire annihilator SAYS

Most sincerely do hope that the machine possesses
Gil the power attributed to it, but every ovement
the part Of the would to be suggested
desire to provoke dstrust and throw suspicion
whole affair. BarDun's name would dsmnify any pro-
ject and the best invention that ever blessed the
world.
flour Buffalo contemporary had said SO indemnify
instead of "damnify," he would probably have
been nearer the mark. Vide, the Buffalo hunt, the
Feejee mermaid, the woolley horse. and the negro
turning white. As for "the machine we under
stand public experiment is to be given in few
days, which will be decisive one way or the other
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dsIe 70 ea the ssenton o. artists visiting the
ton h the best In Gin being the north side
Fourth street. Just above the Burnet House. The full
city Of the hall 10 about 800 but the regular
ses cane seat arm eharsl kept for regular
pse between Loo end llOO Every chair s numbered
rePon ding TO the plan Of the IL is the foor
on level with the sidewalk but retired thirty feet from the
street. 10 avoid noise other interruption while being built
toy for musical purposes and occupying the entire height
OF the whee building attention hiss paid
tic eject Ventilation &c. hne Concert Piano always
be without expense for moving tuning from
the Piano Warerooms Of the subscribers adening the
cert Room. SMITH NIXON.
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I osT-oN FRIDAY MORNING IAsr. rtTur. Ix.
brs hsn'il, store in Canal street. or in going
brosdray gold link Bracelet The finder will BE- ilbers
fewsrded ~ leaving at Or. Bostweks toI Broadway
D0g LESION THURSDAY LAST, OCT. Nc, A BLACK.
- Newfoundland slut vfth h, ur white psvs ana sht.
brest Any person having said dog their possescn Or
svng maton where she be found win be literally
vnded calling ~ the re.idence Of the owner 1o2 ranf
deg. ' f''''"s '-'~
CToPPlp, SUPPOSED TO BE STOLEN. lot or
~ msea ga soid Which the evper can have ~ psoynr'
property and paying charges application L. JACOBS
Aocordeoa and Jswslry Depot. lo2 Chatham street.
THE ORIGINAL.
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October 81 s5l at halfpast two O'clock p n Great
ing match for $500 miles ar repeat between the ele
brsed Pet and the fsmous pacing Cayuga
Maid. Mr.. hcMann names b. m Cayuga Maid, to harness.
MT Jones names tI Pet % wagon The will leave
South Ferry Brooklyn, for the Course, at half
O'Clock p NJ returning the sports
each wsy Is cents JOHN !. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
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Fux AHEAD. Between the Johnston wings, Of
Penbsylvsnia, and Mr. Webster and Senator
Cooper, there Is prospect Of an interesting quar-
rel The issue is already joined, and IL is mani
fest that the wings Of Pennsylvania can never be
brought 70 unite upon either scott, Webster, or
FILLMORE 30 much for the Lancaster Convention
and nee soil. Psnnsylvania 10 sepe Oaio ditto.
WE cones nextl
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Express Mail FOR California, via Nicara-

gua-thrOugh in twenty Eve days-An express for Cali
forna steamer Daniel Webster via Nicaragua with
letters and small packages will leave the Exchange Read
ing Room CT Exchange Wall street, Wednesday. Oct
p at half past two O'Clock. in charge of special
ger. N. Delivery gusrapteed, or money returned.
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Watts Nervous Antidote.-25O Csran cssss
OF eures BY this most wonderful of
epilepsy neuraixa eonvIsions 81 visus dance rhsuma
tsm' scoa soSi Paralysis hiR disease spine complaint
l02 Nassau street, II we'll worth while iookng After suc
remedy. '1~
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

Rfy Mr. wAEREN, AGENT OF THE NATIONAL
~ Temperance Society will deliver lecture i ,he ~ ss
ing house Of stanton street Baptist Church in stsnto-
street between Chrysts and Forsyth Streets Rev. Re-
mpsten' pastor on TUESDAY evening 2st inst, At
singns ~ the onoir emperanee societies, and AT
THIS DAY-sELEcT PRIVATE LECTURES Tc
Centemen. on Parental Physology and the Orisin or
Le.pr Hoieks new .eres viii be delivered on nondsy
tuesday Wednesday and Thursday, at ~ osock In opt
Chspe Brcsdvsy Illustrated BY All his 6odels and Paint
ngs single lectures cent? Tetets fer the Series S.
csrt Ladies course on Tensile HEALTH days al three
eeoeh During his stay, Dr. II. will remain attks Astor
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REWARDS.

500 RIwAnD-THE BASEMENT OF ras pwEL:
ROV Ing house corner Of Forty hfth street ana secon
svsnue y. entered On Saturday night 0csceer IS ans
soooea we folio wing property-ope dofen silver Table
as, ssfs marked A e. ose silver Fork MARRIED u
pney dollars in bank BILLS follows One 30 bill ON the
rchhts Bsnk New York; sisht or ten - bills on the
h,shsnss B,st New iorh city, IN one .sd two dollar
b The above reward will be gven for the detection Of
We hiet and recovery Of she property, Or h aollsrs fer
The silver ware Q. W. L0WeRRE.
cox RswARD.-TAKEN pyNlsTAKB, or STOLEN
B<C from the Norwich and New Londfn sscambcst
somg.p{s pier Is North Sysr 2e,ossr Isl sas b,s e.
alec, The orsnsl mark g. Co, No as whoever will
turr such nformsten that v esa 20 the recovery
Of said hale, will receive the ascve reward.
A. C. HALL, Agent pier 10 North river.
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THE MILITARY,

VVEsLEY SMITH GUARDS ATTENTIoN-rHE urr.
bers Of the above company and all Others desirous o.
US on our hrst annual
ed meet AZ Union Hall Of avenue snd Pearl
street on Tuesdsy evening. October n, a. * p. n
The members are earnestly requested attend
Of i'm ortanee will be transacted. BY order.
-, CHARLES II. REED, Commandant.
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rsy for The property DESTROYED IN ths country alone tv
ssnhsusnons But year hence, any serious smount q
seucton rom such cause will be uncommon The pub.
no VII then have been applied with Phillips Patent Fire
Annihlator. Once Warren street.
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Wis rse,ery ~ No wall street. where can BE- found IA.
ssss selection Of wfs seslps sns Ieepses They ali
Sorsmsnship and efsr treat inenesnsrs ISr,f ssss
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iO2 street, II we'll worth while iooins sfsr uo
aremedy.
DIR. James w. Powell, OcuIist, Auriss. a.. =.
Es daily si l. x: e. q
sspisd for the last seven years SS 81.
price ssnt Also, great variety Of Artificial Eye.
Curtain Materials, window Ornsments..
?. San Dss AND Sa;
full per cent less than they can 5. had cu
sp. mad: .na the .ss s,'sst %
sSw saaSs s so and Rssds
Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye Instantly eon.-
worm chaps shsfs. and 81 dserms:: fopsFs SUB
Liquid Rouge, Hair Rs:soraiiys .. Gloss, w.ilsr
Hair Dye.-BatcheIor's genuine Liquids
Coosins for the hair eyebrow and yhislsr can be
ssrsss Tsss '%' sp iH Beware
Bogie's Amolc.-This Is the name given by;
one ingredients IN The Anols OF
mentins with the view Of producing shaving soap that
sSs
e: & on pfse9e risd
tor Both Of these Re had Of the 2 Wash
ington street, Boston and A. B. D. Sands. lO Fulton
street. j. Mlhau, ls3 and Rushton, Clark T. Co. 273 Broad
VIM. r. Cary Co 24o Pearl street, New York; and
by the druggists and perfumers throughout the world
The Projectors OF Frosty POws, Elhn
Locks and all who have the fear Of badness before their
eyes are advised to provide with Davs Hype-
rion call at his oce 5s Ludox street. and examine
the certificates Of its and from per-
of the FIRST rspeeabilty For sale At the princips
.Ps 3.
Budson j. B. Dodd. III Broadway; E. Lyon. 2 Grand,
New York. Mrs. Hayes 75 Futcn Thos Hayes sc Atlantic,
Brooklyn. Price cents in large bottles.
DR.. Rogers Syrup OF Liverw0rt, Tar, and
Canchalagua the great remedy for Coughs Colds Influenza
Catsrrh Splitting of bod and all other lung complaints
tending to consum pton Depot A. l.. Scovi Co., No.
sl6 Broadway Prieein large bottles ST. three bottles
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EIpsosiorl OF the Bsg euni The report
n.gsrsn Ne; g B...Iy GiRis hSpESsoss.' qS
giis eepy Carpetns e 7s and 3d. per ysrd spien-
I'D Ingram Carpets b. o. and So per yard Stair carpets
-, - good Floor Oh Cloths, 70. Cd, o. sad a. per
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Our City Volunteer Corps--M1lltary Strength
OF the United States.

Our City VOiunteer COrDo--I11oeaJy So1on8to
OF the United States.
We have heretofore Published, and more recently
Observed going the rounds Of the newspaper press,
a chapter Of statistics, embodyipg the superficial
area, the debs, revenues, population, and military
forces and resources Of the several nations of Eu-
rope. In the instances Of France, Russia, and
Austria, the warke aggregate is truly formidable,
and rather appalling to contemplate in view Of the
people who have to foot the bill; but for all the
purposes of defence, and even of aggressive war,
If necessary, the catalogue exhibits nothing to ON
pare with the internal military strength Of the
United States, shall presently pr oceed to show
First of all, however, would remark that our at
tention has been directly called to this subject
by the numerous Handsomely uniformed and equip
ped, and well drilled volunteer companies which pass
by the New YORK HERALD Office almost every work.
ing day in the year, going to and returning from
their target excursions. OF these comp anies, one
of diligent reporters has furnished us the fol-
lowing catalogue, to wit
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SOCIETY MEETINGS, ETC.

SOCIETY LETTINGS, ETC.
A ss0CIATIoN OF EXEMPT FIREnEN-TnE RgoU-
"A lar quarts ly meeting Of this Assoeaton will
Hall, tuesday evening"
o'clock. CEoRCE W. wHkELER, Rec Ia Secretary.
BENEVOLENT oRDIR OF BEREANs.-THE NRx.
- bers Of PhGnix Assembly, No l. B. o. OF B. here
by notihed TO attend tsular meeting WEDNESDAY
ming I'D inst, at ~ ocloek TO nominate Tor the
ensuing term, and ansanet other business in portano.
70 every member Of the assembly. By order Of
J. g. McCLvNE, r. Scribe DAVID TODD, wP.
NoTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF THE NIGHTINGALE,
IN Club hereby notified that the FIRST meetius th
will take place Tuesday evening n,xs ale 2ss
instant at o'clock precisely at the Shades Hotel Thams
street Mr. VIM Oford In the chair Powman Becretsry.
COLUMBIA C0LLEGR-AT AN INFORMAL MEETING
~ Of the Aipha Chapter1 the Delta Pei Fraternity; the
following preamble and resolutions unanimously
Where's II has pleased Divine Providence In his nsoru
table wisdom 70 remove from midst Horace Steele
late ember o. the Epsilon Cha pier, Trinity COLLEGE
kaolyd That have heard with the resret
the deetA Of our much beloved brother In order
Resolved That our deceased brother had durns
connection with the fraternity by HE unng 10
promote is INTEREST," and BY the faithful performance Of
his duties snde.red himself 70 all with whom be
Resolved That abe members Of the Alph. Chapter Of
the Deli Pei fraternity STROUD badges mourang for
thirty daJ In token Of
Resolved That copy Of there resolution
70 te family and friends OF the dscead and pubhs
O. O. Byron, Chairman Of the COMMITTEES; r. H. Tu...,
Francis >. Banks, Broekhost Cuttins-Commi,tee.
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The FAIHER MATHEW FUSD.-We are sorry to
see, in certain quarters, efforts made to throw cold
water on the movement that is being made to raise
a sum Of money in this country, for the purpose Of
enabling Father Mathew to pay of his debts, and
have enough left to provide him a comfortable
support during the rest Of his life. such business
is exceedingly snail and contemplate, when it is
well known that the amiabe Apostle Of Temperance
has reduced himself from comparative affluencerto
poverty, in promoting the cause Of temperance;
and has, in addition, incurred debts which bow
him down, and which he never would have con-
tracted IL he did not look forward to means to dis
charge them A wealthy relative of his intended
to make him her principal legatee but, as she died
suddenly, without having made her will, he was
deprived Of this resource, the property was dis
tributed among the heirs, according to law. # Is
estimated that he has administered the pledge to
upwards Of Elk hundred thousand persons in this
country, since his arrival among us IL we look at
the expense to which the people Of the United
States are put, BY reason Of intemperance, II lie
easy 10 zee what vast amount the labo-s Of the
reverend father will save. But we have no pa
thence 10 discuss the subject All we shall say is
that 1t will be disgrace 10 the United states II
this movement be not fully carried out.
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Nhem VWe1v6 O0IIdr VOIU f'IaUeU or SII.
Watches warranted time keepers and fret rate ar
tee Them SIS Ladies Gold Watches; them $40 50 Silver
Cylinder watches them warranted tmepieees Of des
erption. 1T L. JACOBS, l02 Chatham street
THE ORIGINAL.
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Comb Fsctory.-Lsdies are respecsfurv
invited 70 esa1ine the choice selection Of Dress Combs A
he store The variety, beyond all doubt the
A. a J. SAUNDERS 49, B,o.xv.x