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IN pursuance flaw MILLARD FILLMORE Presideat Of III.
that public win held land onces ia
asnsa %
w y % s Auss "ss % dc Of % public lands
Nsrth Of the base line and ~est Of fourth principal
m.hp. Towm.hp wsn'y.syen Ssns es ,a Of range one
Townships ,hree twenty four twenty 6ye twenty
twenty and twenty Of range three
Townships twenty nine and thirty Of range five.
townships twenty twenty six twenty twenty eight
~fo Taynsnss ias a"s Sy ssss eysn
twsny-ni and thirty, ofrange eight
twenty nine, and thirty, oi range
Townships twenty twenty and twenty eight Of
Townships twenty and twenty seven, orrange eleven
and tsenty nine, Of range twelve. a
oAusu., next for Inc disposal q the public lands situated Within
the aforementioned townships and townships witt
North Of As bose line and Of the fourth
townships twenty three twenty four twenty Ave,
,swn,n and
twenty-five, twenysi1, twenty seven, and Of
Fractional township twenty hree townships
twenty 1--WE, wentysx twenty and tweneght of range
Fractional townships twenty three and -four, and townships
sixteen 80 "'" "e"'s es"'' O range
Fractional township twentyfou and townships twenty five
twenysx twenty thirty, and
Fractional townships wen,yfour twenty five, townships
wsn.s, twenty seven, thirty and thirty three and fraeona
townships ,hrty-6ve and thirty Of range eighteen
fractional townships twenty five and twenty township twenty
and fractional townships thirty five,
thirty east Of the main channel Of the St Coix
nineteen.
fractional townships twenty twenty seven twenty
thirty SIX ali the main channel the 81 Cron
twenty.
the MINERAL POINT, commencing Monday
the fourth day Of August the disposal of public and
within the following named fractional township and
Nsrh ofhe base line and nest Of the fourth principal meridian.
Fractional township twenty two Mississippi river, rang,
fourteen
North Of the base ne and of the fourth rserdan
Sections eighteen inclusive, township
twelve, the Wisconsin
Al the land office GREEN BAY commencing Monday
eighteenth day August the disposal public
within the aforementioned township and tract, TO
Fractional township twelve the right bank of the Wisconsin
river, of eight.
The southeast quarter Of thirty dying within
ri grant,) in township twenty of sixteen
other purposes, together with hose and other
made thereby cultivation, which shall
before appointed
public
swamp limits" approved September 2s
1850 ~ be excluded from the sales And land
law of military
rendered the United ,u be
propnsuons for the civil and diplomatic OF
sc., approved Sd March, 1851.
The offering will commence
days appointed and win the
shall have been offered, and thus
open weeks, private
The lands will be admitted until expiration
weeks.
day April Domin thousand eight fy
MnLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
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1'btE Publte not To ssus ~ one ou rpy
sccovnt, without written order in
csse from Of them from me TH ~ JFsUP.
May l7-law3w
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Notice to the Creditors OF Texas.

TREASURY yDIPARTars1, March -, 1851.
fHE State having legislature passed during
republic STATE the LIST OF
having approved 9th September 1885, authorizing
millions should be issued
holding bonds and
of Texas, for which duties
peciay pledged shall FIRST file the the United States
said such shall be
OF approved
United " Now order this
auhsnucal the claims which the
required file the and description Of them
previous lst OF sSl
United respective claims
which has by the President
OF the United SDes OF the above act Of the 9Th Of
WIN l.. HODGE,
Acting Secretary OF the Treasury.
FORM OF RELEASE.
Whereas Congress- approved September 1850
paid State
said menuoned with pfov-o
millions said shall be issued until
holding bonds and other eerthcaes OF
which specially pledged
claims against OF said bonds
the undersigned creditor of the state
holding the Of following described bonds
certificates stock OF Tens the BEL and r winch
mentioned In the said specially pledged
Her. describe the bonds certhcaes
Now purpose complying with the provisions Of said
consideration, hereby release The
claim against them, for or on
Of the bonds ceru6cates) above described
witness M and md a this ---day Of
-, 1851.
Sealed and delivered in presence of
Two Nitnesscs.l
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Second Course.-Dancing Academy.
r. r. r. Liable the citizens OF
Ill Washington Georgetown dancing
Thursday, January hh
Pennsyvan opposite WHaId's Hotel
Thurdays, and Satu
days; Georgelown-Mondays and Fridays.
Dec a5-duif
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tsined Orphans Court Of Washington county, IN The
Of
o Ann " Boudin of Baltimore Maryland deceased Al
having against said deceased hereby warned
erhibi, vouchers thereof the subscriber
before the st May they Otherwise by law be
srciuded from slibeneht o said
Given under my hand this elst day Of May, 1851.
10 HENRY MAY,
May o3-lsw9% Administrator
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SuPERtoH CANTON NATTINGs.-The subscribers
specuuiy q
Canton mating at they have additional supply
ing descriptions of which they furnish any quantity
Marking white, of superior quality, 4, 81, and
DO checked, red, and white, a., 81, and -
Goyyqua white super, 60, 5 4, and "a
DO IN varcRated colors, cottage. heavy. A. "a
and -
10 in checked red and white very heavy a. 81 and 4
Also, few pieces Of that heavy white
checked mating, Tie like, ali will admit
| seen IN this city before.
These goods by young Canton on pn
vaie account, and made order
We have also Just received full uppy Of super priced
o cloths, which viii be
Al are respectfully informed that sell
May 27-3tdif CIACFTr A DODsON
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I AIDES Dress Goods.-The subscriber has
Ii 26 pieces plain barnge, embracing all the shades
80 do nguTsd barage, sorsc beautiful styles
do do
$50 delaine 25 J7S cents, pnci
paliy very nch patterns
rs pieces bohemian grass cloth, pretty article
- do linen lusTe very pretty shades
1900 yards ginghams all prices
printed caicocs
5000 do printed lawns, OF l2A cenu fast coors
and fine quality
1900 yards plain coorcd musns beautiful article,
at l2S
The ladies that could days will
again, shall make that
al ma be accommodated.
q. w. YERBY,
Pennsyiy yana avenue between 7ti and sth sta.
d2wif
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MOSES l.. HOIT,
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Sdr- Francisco, California
RrYrprxcEa Hon w Inge NJ c.. Alaanai John T. Taylor,
ESQ Mobile Alabama; Messrs. Rhodes, Wright, Co, New or
leans Henry 4. CLARK, Tarboro North Carolina
Hon NJ Cwn, c. Californian Benz X. True, New YORK
cyi HeRey, esq, Boston, Massachusesi n Hatch, esq
porsmoutl, New Hampshire. May7-2awly
AGENCY. w.shi,gtop.-The undersigned, late of the in
generally and TO hose ~ the southwestern
..cton
dose moi initiate he has for
aped in the department honesty, capacity and fidelity,
oce Of both parties with their hearty
consent, o him therein.
An orders OF the
thankfully received and promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
J.tv atf late Of Office Department
7 KNOX WALK ER Will practise law In the supreme
Couu States, attend the
claims against Address Washington, D. =.
Mar, lo-U
n ~. UOOE ~ CO., Wholesale aud Retail Dealers In
floor oil cloths HaunTs curtain Materials
sneetine blankets furnishing goeds generally
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7h aud s Streets Washington
u. q.
Aug 2o-u
ID ENovAt.- DE sELDiNG WYLE have removed their
IL Agency and Law Ohoe seventh street. between
odd Fellows Hail. and two doors from the
National Intelligence office.
Mar oo-3tsvtf
y
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uyyENTy DOLLARS UE,yARD.-R,n

TWENTY DOLLARS UEwARD.-Rsn away from the
I'd of March, 1881 my coored CATHA
RINE, a1s Frncis She supposed be Eve
inches high She Is Of rather delicate appearance and
She supposed he hiring wash
woman, by free of color
An persons against hiring Sarbohng her. The
above reward viii be paid her delivery 70 me- . go, -.
Mar 25-3awu j. 7. HILTON
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NOTICE TO PRR-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS AND TO LES
SEES, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEEs OF MINERAL
LANDS.
night Of peempuon Of the
and oftownsh above enumerated
Of tbs land Office, and make therefor
fA notice and before the day appointed
OF public sale Of the lands embracing the
claim will he forfeited And
additional land district in the Territory OF Wisconsin and foc other
ID March, 1877 iessee
fiss permits, any of the
townships and fractional townships above
entitled An reduce minimum price Of the mineral lands
Superior Michigan, Chippewa
Wisconsin, approved 18th September, 1850 to the
and respectively,
IN a rs If than
con the surrender ofsuch lease permit
oce he shall elect TO do full
~ 50 required TO establish the
willow
practicable after scsug ht'
notice appointed Of the
public embracing the claimed Otherwise such
claim viii be forfeited. --
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once,
May 2-lAwl3w
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baltimore Female soits1e.-Ths institution, incorpo
rated by the legislature o Maland and enjoying sbeai patron
affords every facility for the Of thorough and &C
coplsbed education The buildings pleasantly located, w
study recitation and modern convenience for h'
accommodation of aage number Of boarding and day scholars
N. g. Brooks, A. NJ, professor of ancient languages.
Rev. n. ~ Nndsl, a. NJ, biblical literature.
Rev. H. r. Waugh, A, NJ mathematics and natural
\, H rfntt, NJ. D., assistant in do
Miss NJ. A. Dixon, English and Bellies Lettrea,
. J. Rochester, assistant in English.
q Georaana A. Hulso, French language.
" Ellen C. Gobtecht, instrumental ~
!" VI. A. Porter, assistant do
/" Elizabeth \. Siicer painting.
Mr.. A. !. Cleveland, vocal music
TrRss Boarding session, (ti weeks) s37 80
Tuition collegiate department. ~
In preparatory depaumentfrou ............6o10 90
Cstaognes, with information be had o.
application 10
Az gi-2avow NC. BROOKS, Principal
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Mar l3-tl
Charles DE SeldinK,

No Todd's Building, avenue,
New York. California Minnesota,
the Union.
CHARLES DE SELDING having been appointed
v OF New California,
United Territory
take the acknowledgment deeds,
his the citizens Of Washington and elsewhere.
Feb 14-2aw
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WIN. IL. u. CROSS,
Attorney and Counsellor al La,o
Washington City, u. O.,

Practes District Columbia and will attend
debts the of claims Of
including those bounty land under the Congress
lately passed Office IN the City Hall. ...
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NUMEROUS applications having in
~ formation relation the in which land warrants,
answers thereto have been prepared, 10 wit
There modes by which these locations be ade
ist BY the wuTrantee in person
I'd by the waTranee through the Of this ONCE
I'd. by agent attorney.
Ii adopted application be mad,
writing specifying the tract land DISTRICT section county
which accompanied ahdav
according the following form, No. /,
Where hird mode adopted, attorney be
oduced executed by the Of witness
according the following which
be proved
No 3or4.
all patents transmitted land Office
where the location made unless special directions the contrary
be given
J. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner.
FORM Mol.
SrArr OF ...# .r.
Before Justice other athorixed
take adao personally appeared The
hee insert 10 whom No. - for
under Of September 1850, issued the da
day Of ib5 and who applies 10 lscnte the same
[.9ffants Signati1el
Sworn y described before this leS
Officers Signdfure.J
.... FORM
Know presents, hee insert the
Warranfre, OF the county and State OF do hereby
constitute and appoint -, Of and Lawful
attorney, my name, locate land No.
io OF land which issued under OF September
1850
Pomsr Of subshttton may be inserted, desired1
Signed in presence of
[Wnranfee's Signat,rel
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lWnTanfee's Signature.
FORM No 3.

STATE
On this- day of-, in the year., personally ap
peared here insert o ~arrtee and the with
be deed certify that well
the said the and thar he is
the person who described within power and who
O6icers Signafurs1
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State the price per page for every additional PaEs
OF The above over four pages estimating Rt i0,0o0
pages
Blank forms any other description u printing
snired broadsijs any Of the above paper, each
broadsde to he counted page.
weekly statement of and
imperial writing 100
expressly he understood that dsacfp-
be allowed The prices BID for printing cover and II
ciude all contingencies and eruas.
The department the right have any description ii
printing which properly be called book pamphlet
~cuted by special contract
The hdde for printing will their bids with
Of quality of the dnereu, kinds of paper they propose furnish
May W-1sw4w
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A. u q. A. ARMOUR,
DR-aPERS and T.aILORS,
No oa3 R,osd,vay corner nj uuan. atrsaf

Above the Irping House, NeD YORK,
ID DESPECTFULLY attention offriends public
IL spring goods, patterns,
they prepared make the best and
moderate prices Fresh cloths,
and vesngs of latest importaton elegant light silks
dark patterns Of Paris cnbroideries.
skfu employed this establishmenone
pants and wacoas Each de
parnen complete and navy uniforms
accuracy and despatch and in the approved
Strangers metropolis will find at this establish
Thing TASTE insured
NJ wAIsrsoATsThese elegant waistcoats that
Garden have been awarded th.
hs premium by American Institute their late fair
Erhl h-Ilm
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DUBLJC sALE-By Charles court,
i sitting a equity, win sell public sale Wed
ncsday, the 2 Of July next the courthouse door " the village
Tobacco, Charles Maryland between the hours %
s, D. which Johannes
died possessed which generally called and
the "Con containing about 1000 acres,
This farm lies the Potomac yer adoninr op
Landing desirable and valuable an
county. upon and splendid dwelling house.
perfect The land in high state o
adapted corn, wheat and tobacco u
has upon large oyster shen bank. II VIII be offered in two
dcirous purchasng
are or themselves George Dent whose
ia rm lies adjoining viii show the premises
dollars cash ho paid on the
day Of sale, three equal insamenis in two
r aud ak year, purchaser approved
ty bearing interest from Let January, 1852 which time posses
on given the the land cannot be
sold FOR less than 81 ~ per
FREDERICK STONE, Trustee
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the honor the citizens of Washington George
Of dancing
residence
avenue, opposite WillardH hotel
Days tuition Washington Thursdays
days, Georsetown- Mondays and Fridays
Oct o~df
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STAMMERING CURED.-Dr. Comstock's gymnasium
~ for the defective articulation
and cocuuon,
pupils This been successful
All letters should be paid and directed
A.. COMSTOCk, NJ. d.,
30 Mulberry street, Philadelphia.
PHONETIC WORKS,
Published by A. Comstock, NJ. D., Philadelphia
[The following American alphabet
alphabet been world
for the
n speech accent, infection, ntonaion kc.1
The New Testament, 81 ass The Phonetic Speaker 81 The
The Phoneucon The Phonetic Magazine
yolumes My Little Geography, 25 Treatise
honoogy 25 The First Book OF Pope' Homcr ad 26
oct pages 50 cents; Minstrel, l24 cents.
Dr. publishes monthly periodical, entitled Comstock's Pho
Telegraph 80 pronouncinr and etymoiogcs
dictionary l. In OF publication in the Telegraph
cash, directed
a CoNsToCK, NJ. D., Philadelphia.
p.h
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THE Gold Nyorsbipp.rsI or, The Days We Lave "
6iturs historical w author Of Whitefriars
Harmony of Prophecy BY the Rev. Doctor Keith. 49, -
May fhANIh lhhhoh
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James q. u~rret
Ill atsnd 70 the prosecution of claims before and tn
w Va t0us executive departments Of the
once and dwelling street, between 9th and 10Th
pctp-n
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IlTUOTts Ia Defcnse NcffNe PTnttsl
IL ralP Picot--l
Ho de Fort6caion Pemanente, manuel dcs neiTeurs
syssnes de forti6caon, adue de rAemand par
Dupareg capiiaine du Genie9 vols and atlas Of plates
Ea Fertilization Nojerne, enayse
modernes foneas Alemande Maurice, Genie
vol and atlas,
Fertilization rofROpale Cnponnicrcs scicr duSe
Pen, uadut Parmenuer cspiaine de Genie vol and
Tnie des Reconnaiasances Mitacs, Fusarc des ohc "
fanrerie de cavaere Proesseur Unger-l vol =
Abrege dAdces public ayec du minstc de
Ia Iueuee--l vol and atlas. .
formules, Tables ct ReneFnemcn Prahgues a,e enoV us
ingeneurs des architects NC; par Cnnde v@l 80
Many other works the military sciences ana eNoe' u e
various branches
Just imported direct from Paris, by n,,,,,,y On
May fhANoh IAlboh
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FORM OF RELEASE

Sealed and delivered in presence of
Two Nitnesscs
Mar 2g-dtJl Il wtSepu
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oUlsf d'scFpN0n y papoT, drsirnntrd
above, he the onics ordering Il, whether
circulars, instructions, warrants, forms, returns, Ac
specified in the bfst paragraph, for
page a sheet, per 100 sheets, g700
do 10000
do DO 2,Oo
do do l,E0
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INSTRUCTIONS tn Gyunastic=, containing N full de-
,crpton of eight hundred engrayngs by j. =
DAonce late Professor tho Military School IN 81 Petetsburgh
and IN Paris. ! vol ,fto. II y. 80.
% TRANCk TAYLOR.
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FORM No. .

sworn aud subscribed before this - day f., IsS
Officers Signafure1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-10
Died.

On Wednesday, July 8, MIR. THOMAS RYAN. aged 81
years native Of ramerstown, parish Of Muckelle,
county Kilkenny, Ireland.
The relatives and friends of the family and the
members Of the Emmett Mutual Benefit and Benev ut
Society, respectfully invited to attend his funeral
from his late residence No 11S Cedar street Friday
llth inst. at O'Clock, p. NJ His remains will be
veyed to Calvary Cemetery for interment.
On Tuesday, July DANIEL CRAmsEr, in the Seth year
Of his age.
The friends and relatives Of the family and those of
his in law lie Requa respectfully invited
attend the funeral without further notice from the resi-
dence Of his son James d. Cramey No 81 King street.
on Thur day, 10th inst, at O'Clock, z. NJ
On July s, after q lingering illness, HENRY " MoS1-
nv. aged rs years.
The relatives and friends Of the family the members
Of Polar Star Lodge $40, o. Of o. r. ALTO OF Charter
Oak Chapter o. u A respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from the residence Of his sthern law John
Mills No. Ga Bank street. on Thursday afternoon, At
O'Clock
On Wednesday, July o. Of cholera in'antum MARY
JANE, infant daughter Of William II. and Mary Jane
Allen, aged months.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, Thursday afternoon
10th inst at clock frcm the residence Il her parents
Cason avenue near Flushing avenue, Brooklyn
At his residence in Wesl Cambridge, Mass on Thurs
day morning, Thomas HUI, Esq aged 90 years lie was
in the battle Of Concord, and ON Bunker Hill
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, July 10 y. M.
ASHES doing better. Some l2o barrels pearls
changed hands at So so: and pots at So n SIS U6z.
BRrApsIuFrs- The Flour market exhibited increasing
heaviness. with continued tendency to recede The
principal inquiry for domestic consumption only
few lots being taken to complete English orders. The
operations comprised about 1900 barres-sour and unin
spected State, at SO p SO 49, superfne No at IS rs
81; mixed to tavorite Western at 81 IL 81 25 ordi-
nary TO choice State at 81 Is 81 81 common to good
Ohio at 81 Is 81 81 pure Genesee and fancy Ohio at
81 81 81 50; fancy Genesee and extra Ohio at 81 so
So l2H and extra Gtpeste at SIS SO Canadian was
easier with sales (rumored) Of 500 barrels in bond at
About $50 barrels mixed to straight purchased at
81 81 81 So Rye -four and meal stated in
former review. Wheat abundant and less uniform,
500 bushels fair Genesee being let of at 81 OS 1880 do
Michigan at 81 05 81 t5 aud II 500 do. Ohio at 95c
9Gc. Rye was sgain lower and very dull 000 bushels
sold at I29c Barley refailed ut 62lsc Csc Oats
plenty and depressed at 4oc DE for Jersey and &c
44hc for State and Canadian Corn in very brisk
est for shipment apd the Ea and the market for
mayed and heated yellow at a5c 55c; mixed wetern
at 5slsc 5ec round Northern at Soc; end white al
Gle. a &c
BRicKs-wth ample stock and moderate inquiry,
North river cheaper being sold at 81 50 81 rs per
tho usand
COFFEE has been in steady demand for the trade with
saes Of $50 bags Java at IL &c al2c SO do Marscabo
at9s4c loo 80 do Laguayraat 9hc.; and $50 do ST.
Domingo at re a &c.
CoTroNThe market contin TO decline and sellers
day. submitted to reduced prices ell grades The
figures for the strict classification that is invariably
luded to by us The favorable advices daily received
from the South, appear to have effect than those
from abroad.
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EWS BY THE MAILS.



WASHINGTON, July7, 1851.
The Washington Organs-A Lutte Mater of Steal
ing-Looal Matt9s, SC.
The organs here want little brushing up 1t is
n the 18th of July, and neither Of them has pub
tisbed Mr.. Web,ters Fourth OF July GRAFTON, which
appeared in the Nsw York Herald on the 5th.
They cay they are waiting for a revised copy. We
suspect that that is IA mere excuse. If they had
known that the Np York Herald, of July 5th,
would be very apt to have Mr.. Webster's Grafton
IN full we rather suspect they would have ma lie a
grand effort to save their credit, by getting out
the speech the mex day.
OF the laziness of the Washington organs 10
not especially complain; out n question of fair
dealing and common honesty is another thing
quite another thing 1t strikes tina. the speeches
the second, as well as the frst-of Mr.. Webster,
at the CapOn Springs festival, were pro,sref exclu-
sively for the NeV York Her fH at some considera-
bile expense. The Republic publishes the second
speech from the H1um, without word Of acSnow
ledgmeBt. Your reporters do not intehd, Win
your permission that such things shall be continued
with IMMUNITY. When the Jealousy OF cotempo-
xary leads him to practice he artiu dodge In this
fashion, he should be promptly hauled over the
Goals.
You will have been informed of the details of
the DIRE adful ,ident this IN ,rang at Browns Ho-
tel OF the four men carried to the hospital rec
are given upas beyond hope; aud the fourth may
not recover. Nine of the laborers went down,
with some eight or ten tons Of bricks, from the
fourth story in the centre oi the building through
the framing of three floors to the ground. Egn.
of the men were wounded. The accident is tn,
result Of caIelt ssness somewhere, in pilng eight
ten tons Of bricks upon a staging too weak to hold
themj and there is less apology in this case, it
II the second disaster that has occurred in thes
buildings this season.
From the numerous buildings going up in ever
part of the city, seldom hear of the most tri
ding accident so that his horrible butchery of ha
a dozen men at a crash, very naturally extes
good deal of excitement aud oonsidera BILE indigna
tion at the reckless carelessness esultng in such
disaster