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At Flizabethtown " J.. on the sth a April J,urs
CASE El. late cashier Of the State Bank at Elizabeth.
aged % years.
f friends and the friends Of the family respect
fully invited 70 attend hi. funeral Thursday after
noon next at quarter pat clock from bis late rei
dencc. without further invitation
Aftcr short Illness PrSfNA widow 81 the late j. M
Talconer. in the s5th year Of her age.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 "
tend her funeral from the residence Of her sister HANNAH
fcehs 80 Walker street corner 81 Orchard sr-c th'
"Wednesday morning ph inst. at o'clock after which
the remains VIII be removed TO White Plains for in.
tcrmcnt.
Suddenly on Tuesday morning April g. Ma N,cuot :.
soS rlet q the late Joseph Arnaud 10 the sab year
her age.
The friends II the family and Of her daughter yr.
John Marie. respectfully invited 10 attend her fu-
neral ON "Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock from her
late residence, No IL Ninth street without further In.
ON Tuesday. April s, q disease Il the heart iao-
Houvs, agci u years
tend the funeral from Iii late residence No 1OG High
street. Brooklyn Thursday. 10th inst, at O'Clock
On Tuesday evening April :, W. : btScIt agsd .
The friends II the family and members ~ coiumbis
Lodgs .. ofo o. respectfully invited TO attend Nj.
funua ON Thursday April 10Th at 2 o'clock from hi.
late residence, 70 Chrystie street lis remains will h..
taken TO Greenwood for intcrment
On Monday evening, April :. JonN VI srcoH IN tbs
18th year ~ his age.
Ills relatives and friend. q the family arr respectfully
invited to attend the funeral his late residence cornrt
q white street and broadway Wednesday sfDruoon
at o'clock
At brooklyn. on Monday A,rii = Mnrs third child ~
John VI. and Mary A Reilly aged years months an
1e DAYS
Az Port Deposit Ma an Tie IN n April after . NJ,
goring Illness. MIR WmtsN 7 ioLANp. printer IN ttr
10Th year Of his age Mr. Holland well known Is
the craft ~ wei NJ many ctltr In this city Baltimore
and elsewhere and 10 le said with safety that there
we're but few. any who did not love him. aud ue
did not respect him, printer and as Thce.
was easy, unaffected Kindness In his manner Till.
drew the hearts q all toward him; ard his friendship
when formed existed warmly while life lasted III
heart always ready to sympathisc with the dsreet
Of unfortunate fellowc raitsn,an and his purse whit
u lasted always open 20 relieve them After long ram
bic through the country in search Of pleasure h. r..
turned 10 the home Of his parents just in time 10 di
IIs heart II cold but his spirit trust u in com
munieu with congcuia In sphere whore tl,,rc T.
pain trouble. but where happiness p.c and nm.
alleged. reprs, with increasing ffoshDess. through n.
eternity.
DEATHS ~ SAN FRANCISCO. CArIropVr,
Feb H. Don Geraldo Araplula, consumption sen r,ap
cisco
% Thomas Borguirc. % fever France
- John Mitchell. "a, debility Scotland
~ Charles Page, scurvy England
- James Fauna. -. dysenirry En,land
- a Stewart ~. consumption, England.
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Total. <4l5

As person would bid for any at their par
value the auctoncer after time, stated that the
un.old pews proposed TO be sold at auction ON
Wednesday April % in the evening at half past seven
o'clock and that in the meantime those who be dis
posed to purchase at private SALE do by calling on
Mr.. Riese, No. Nassau street.
SUPPOSED SrcrDE-At half past two o'clock yesterday
morning by Sergeant Wallace Of the 18th
Ward Police 10 walk OF the pier at the foot Of sd street
East river Efforts made to him. but without
avail He Was drowned
NEARLY DRowSEp.-A small boy named McCoun, fell
into the East river the foot of Stanton street last
evening and rescued from watery grave by young
man named Thos. HACKNEY, who sprang into the water
after him
NEw Fifty DOLLAR Com PIECE CALIFORNIA
Yesterday shown u very beautiful fifty dollar
gold piece. which came in the Empire City from the
house Of Adams Co.. San Francisco, to the firm of
Adams Co. Wall street. in this city 1t not exactly
circular, but octagon, having each side of the
edge the following sentence Augustus lIumbert
United States Assayer Of Gold California, ls5l 1t con-
tains the figure Of spread eagle with scroll in his
talons. which is inscribed Eureka Underneath
the figures and initial 80 d., Of course meaning
$50. And the eagle the following figures and
abbreyation OF the word thousand, follows sS7
thoas" designating its fneness namely, ss7 carats out
OF 1000 pure gold Its dametcris not greater than that
Of silver dollar piece. but 1t is thicker. Just
writing this description Mr. A. Van Valkenburgh of Isl
Pearl street brought another coin of exactly the
description The United States government content
with gold pieces Of SO value The new State, WHOSE
motto is Eureka must have $50 pieces. Go ahead
Gal
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STOCK SALES.


BosToS, April 77Brokers Hoard shares Boston ana
Providence Railroad, 81 Bo-ton and worcester Railroad
le''si Nashua and Lowell Railroad, 0S psaensturs
Railroad, 49, la Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
RAILROAD 30 y Reading Railroad 01s; - do blm 3 80
do, him Mlt; 80 do, 3i1s ~ do sim. 3isa; Western
Railroad. lg{; 10 Norfolk County Railroad. Zis Is do
him. 2is ~ do 23i4 20 do, - 90 do, 2s 81 Vermont
Central Railroad U.s.; 100 do h3i Ss; y Vermont ani
and Syracuse Railroad o,a y Grand Junction Railroad
worth Company, s7t; 100 do, 2 lj.l6; 30 do. 10.
PluL,nrLrIuA, April S-Eirst Board-s5e,O = Nav So,
ca p, ll5l,t GOO Reading & 70 IS 4; oo Do 757. 500
do ~; 1000 Reading Mort o. l 100 shares Girsrd Bank
b. 3is; 20 Mechanics Bank sis; 2oO Reading Railroad ~
go do, 2A.; 100 do G. 9ss; 20 do 29s; 80 do. ss 20
Do & is Penn' Railroad Az q Harrisburg Railroas
~ 100 Morris Canal, lS7s .7fer Sdes-@ shares Reading
Railroad 80. do. g1s 100 do. 294i lDtdo., zs; y
do. ~; so do 2; i0D Morris Canal. l7 20 y I'm. Coal
lS. Second Boa,d-sl0 Norri.town Railroad :; 10
shares Reading Railroad, 2 80 do sl.; Penn Railroad
Az; 10 a. 5. Bank 1 linton Bank Tenn; II; 100 Narrt
Canal 49,; 90 v Am. Coal l 90 Buck Mountain Coal t
.9ffer Saiss-S-0 shares Reading Railroad, 21s
BALTIMORE, April 7-Siock B0ard-sl.lT026 Baltimore
Cs. 1880 100; l7O.o do 104 90 Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Bonds l-7 g shares altim and Ohio Railroad
1s do sa; 20 do, 49, At the Bosfd to-day. Maryland
Gs closed at 1925 hid 1885, asked; Maryland BE- n tid 81
asked; Baltimore o.. ls.9 0i hid l04s Asked Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Bonds S1 ~. bid - asked; DO share
15l hid 1s asked; York and Cumberland Railroad q bid
21s asked; Baltimore and susluehannah Railroad 49, bid.
49, asked.
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Case u Toisoong-A named Al,x sader Nit
chol residing at II Eighteenth arrested 20
Monday afternoon by officer Edwards on charge II al
min-tering poison To- Who by the name of
Margaret Mitchell. and Who resided with the prisoner
his wife II appears FROM her statement made In -
fremis. At the city Hospital that snmo time ago the
prisoner took money from her forciby AMI the
time kicked her violently tina stomach se uAs
in consequence obliged 10 70 the City Hospital where
she has since remained On sunday evening about *
o'clock the prisoner vent e. til hospital her
brought her four She uf them nd part
~ the third. immediately after sr taken sick with
hitting Ipon examination. the DOCTOR pronounced Il h
b. poisoning she then questioned by Or Allen
the resident physician o. WHOM she told the whole
story. and handed o. him the remaining ora usos
together with paper containing some powder which
Mitchell had given her about eigt weeks before Dr
Allen examined both the oranges aud powder and ,uud
that the former saturated with arsenic or Ia oter
words, that arsenic introduced into The pulp Tho
aper also found ~ contain arsenic She fur her
Il stsd that ~ the TING h. her the PAPER he gay
to her medicine and requested her 10 take II she
the Glance she retained aud Dr Ag.n above
stated n u the opinion ~ the hospita pbycign tina,
she carn,ot survive the night Nitchsi was locked m
Ly Justc., Lothrop lie y about n ~ IL years a age
and \ carp inter- by trade.
fbavgs Of Nmde.-A young German pa,~l Jacob
Rrpbb was Arrested On Monday on q charge III having
killed Young man named Thomas Green 81 appoars
that the pgrte' wore acquaintance that tbcy went
out together S'turiay last n spree. that while NJ
Fort IIanlfon. some whore in that neiuh,yrbood
struck Green y blow the head which knoc ked hin,
down aud he died in q few minute amer Krnbb vas
arrested on the spot and coroner inquest bad n Ia
alleged that the jury rTi'red verdict If accidental
death md hcrenpon Kreb5 Declared The father
~ Green however caused him n be arrested again yes
erday evening and locked up AMI insists that tho city
Coroner shall hold another inquest ~ the body ~ his
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carried away and large piece Of board borne up TO
No l40 at the other side OF the street This gust OF
wind seems to have come from the southeast. II Is
feared that considerable damage has been done both on
land and water. II terrific while II lasted lmme-
diat~ly after the weather began 10 moderate 10 be
hoped that this the last of the dsagrecabe weather
that attends the breaking Of winter and that after
the present storm shall have continuance Of nue.
weather for some time to come
fRE.-At O'Clock on Monday evening IRE broke
in the Of No 3l Mulberry street which was ex
tinguished by Hose Company No with trning damage
FlRE rKpM BuRSiSG FLuIp.-Las evening, ut 10 o'clock
caused in the boot and shoe store OF H. " hass
ler l31 Washington street. by the bursting Of burning
fluid lamp The fire extingushed by the police Of
the First ward before much damage was done
SALE or Paws IN st. BARTHoLoMEw's CHuRcH.-The
pews belonging to St Bartholomew Church corner OF
Lafayette Place, offered Monday evening at auc-
ton by Vim. H. Franklin, Son, Co. The sales were
very sull and only four pews sold at premium
The following were the pews disposed of -
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Arrival Of the Florida

The steamship Florida. Capt. Lyon, arrived yesterday
morning from savannah, after passage Of sixty-Gvc
hours bringing intelligence days later than that
cciyed by the overland mail
Anne Ned are the passengers by the u. -
Gardner and lady, Miss stiles, Mrs Hogan Mrs Henry
Nenge fix cdr.r aud servant Van Nostram aud lad
" Rose, lady nd daughter Charles ward Mi. Thonp
Dr VIM Taylor Mrs facoste and two children II Wa
ger. King, Albert Day. Champion, Miss Champion
Mss Powell Mrs Brooks Ezra Harris. Dlling cham
MR. welsh, Mrs Dewitt Mr. Burt and daughter N White,
CLARK. q HALL VIM Hale, Reilly Charles Street
aud brother II Jevet. CLas Tate W n Barlow, aud 100
In the stecrage
The FLORIDA u the third ocean steamer arrived this
Iort yesterday morning Nearly all the received
from distant points that does not by telegraph
reaches by steam Sailing vessel convey snces Of
news, obsolete ideas.
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Between Monday evening and Tuesday morning,
pbur steamships arrived in this city, viz:-The
ecorga and Empire City, from Chagres, the
Florida from Savannah, and the Union from New
Orleans The three first brought us late intelli-
xenee from California, from the Sandwich Islands.
and the western portion Of the American continent
generally, together with very large and very ac-
septabe amount Of gold dust, and the Union
brought US Southern news in advance Of the mail
We published great deal Of this late intelligence
n yesterdays HeGh, and we include II our
columns to-day, the remainder of
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
By MoRsE's LINE, OFFICE 10 WALL STREET.



albany, April 8. 1851
TIir BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
4 memorial prcse nted from the Brooklyn Beneyo
lent Society against wing OF their property to be
taxed.
RrfoRrs-ANri-c kNtEiISG BILL. Erc
Mr. RoRSsoS from the Select Committee. reported for
the consideration of the Senate bill fvf the eicc
tual suppression of gambling.
Mr. STONE reported favoraby the Nl incorporating
the asylum for endess boys, of New York also on the
bill establishing asylum for IDIOTS and making an APP
preparation therefor.
MIR. MoRcAS reported bill to lay out street in
New York city from the Tenth avenue to Eishtysixth
street and to open street the Bloomngiale road
for that purpose. Also TO complete bill in relation TO
Justices Courts Of New York.
Mr.. CRoLrs reported complete bin for amending the
statute in relation to offences punishable by mprison
ment In jails.
Mr. Mann reported bill amending the present Code Of
Procedure.
INTRODUCED
Mr. WILLIAMS brought in 0 bill authorizing the pur-
chase II land for a Pottcrs field at New York
Mr. Csoss brought In a bill authorizing married
women. who stockholders in company, to vote
for trustees.
The bill to incorporate the Yonkers Ferry Company
Wa taken up and passed
The bill To restrain banks Of issue and deposit from
acting a. savings banks. was lost by 10 tos
Tn. h Ia relation 70 capital punishment was lost Wy
10 t. IL.
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Cmri-we have received ales Of n kacwio from
Valparaiso. 10 the 2jth q February A. mentioned
yesterday the population have begun, In Chilli agitate
the question q the Presidency and appears that the
election will he obstnatcly contested both sides The
principal candidates for the high office Of the republic
are Manuel Nontt sustained by the ministry aud Don
Ramon ErrBzurz by the opposition Geo Jose Don Maria
Cruz an old soldier ~ the Independence. celebrated for
h character and his yaor had bee also spontaneously
designed n candidate by the people IIe has accepted
the nomination aud has the greatest chance q being
Slert,d
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The Boundary CommissiOn-Late from Tex
as, DC.

BALIIHoKF, April o. IoJI.
Intelligence received from Vera Cruz announces that
Major Barnard member Of the United States Survey
ing Expedition very ILL., and that Messrs. Middleton
and Singleton also belonging to the Expedition had been
accidontly drowned.
large fire occurred at Mnatitlan in the interior Of
Mexico onhe 18th ut which destroyed eighteen houses,
with their entire contents.
We have advccs from Galveston to the 2Sth ult, by
which learn that the Indian depredatons at San An
tonic increasing. Governor Bell had been nominat
cd for reelection The overland emigration had nearly
ceased for the season.
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~, New York rad Guard, held the above evening II
unanimously resolved That the thynks o. the
trnany he frescutd to TIE following Lady and Gentlemen
r their magnificent presents t occasion q their first
nrSt eXcurson-Hfs. Bennett splendid silver Pitcher
Nr Bennett magnificent suite Of toOrs; Messr Pcrsse
n BrU8l- Cold watch Me@rrs. Crawley. Marshall aud
Knox each. Jenny Lind Hat Mr. H. a serarey. Of the
Second ard House Tor tie splendid entertainment povd-
ed for the Company also u Mr. james Shelton and the
meEttrs ofis Hand for the splendid music dceursed by
them thf aud 10 Mr. John Austin 9r h gentle.
manly dsmtsnoras host. JOHN CUNNEKl, Captain.
JutIx IAFy
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TORONTO, April 3, 1901.
Mr.. May of Syracuse, and George Thompson, delivered
ant-slavery lecture last night. Mr.. May said was
better to break up the Union than that slavery should
continue lie hoped in the name of humanity that his
country would not stand if could not stand but upon
the necks of three millions Of people. Mr.. Thompson
answered the question What has Canada to do with
American slavery, by quoting the language of Daniel
Webster and Gen Cass the Hungarian question.
Application will be made to Parliament next session. to
charter a company for building railroad from Lake su
pcrior to the Pacific
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Deaths Of Distinguished Persons.

BALIIMORE, NprN .,
Hon Ransom Holloway. Representative in the last
Congress from the Eighth district of New York. died at
Mount Pleasant, Prince Georges county Nd on sun
day evening. where he had been visit He was mar
ried in January last His disease typhoid fever and
inflammation Of the bowels His remains will b. des
patched to New York, to-day.
UrIc. April s, 1851
0rville Iungerford, the President of the Rome and
Watertown Railroad, died Sunday morning, at Water
town His loss will be seriously felt He once, if not
twice member of Congress and in lS47 the demo-
cratic candidate for Comptroller.
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al those Wo about purchasing Daguerreotype n,ru.
ments u directed to the following FROM
one % the Oldest orcrat"r IN the country and has
teen tried 10 the furaaee ~ experience g. G. ftRRisov
No. 70 Broadway Waterbury, April l. 1851. Dear Sir n
sfyrds much pleasure, after giving the instrument pur-
chased ~ you last week fr trial sud having hal eleven
experience operator 90 be enabled to hear t
mony 70 VI. superiority % your Cameras over all other
excepting those made ~ sons Tor the
sale ~ hich was some time agent Boston. You're
Mhirple Boston, Mass. ~
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RrrFRRrD.
The New York Tax bill and the bill to authorize the
Mayor and Common Council Of New York To- raise money
by loans referred 10 a select committee.
REPORTED,
Mr. WHEELER reported bill complete, authorizing the
Northern Railroad to increase their capital,
Mr. VsnSrM reported formally ON the New York Har-
Dor Masters bill
Mr. cApy reported complete the Usury bill
Mr. LIRoy reported complete bill in relation to
weights aud mensures
TIE MONTICELLO ACADEMY.
Mr SrtrR.NeE called up the question upon the final
passagc Il the Monticello Academy bill Lost, ny 10
too
WV rohE BENEVOLENT saVfSGs BANK.
Mr GrrConY introduced a bill to charter the New
York Benevolent Savings Bank.
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NrNfktrt ATbe Kingston JAM JoWyiaL " the 9TH
ut .aysIt {. mentioned in the Trinidad papers that
matters vrre wearing unpleasant aspect at Caracas.
Tie Chambers hal met. but wasting their time in
IDLE debate and making provision for the claims Of
Birth subjects who have suffered by the infamous Law
Espcra. W. far fhc Gasstie says II viii need the
rraencc - British squadron At Laguayra 70 5rins
tism to taciF senses.
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rimplss frcekes eruptons chaps, Nc. Foudre Subtitle
eradcates hair any part Of the body Liquid Rouge for
pale ps and cheeks Hair Restorative, Lily White, &c. at
the old established depot u walker street near broadway
and r. CallenGsr - South Third street. PhadslphiA
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consequences Of foul stomach and Overflow Of bile
III desire be rid q " at have to Ring
Restorative Btters In day after commencing course
Of this agreeable Alternative and TOME will and RELIEF
certain. Sold az lg2 Broadway aud
ElI ulton street, Brooklyn.
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ture hat OF The tower,
lumn the perfection of the proportions important
point No feature not that which marks the change Of
be the breadth curl of the bsm the
height the must be obtrusve This rule
has strictly adhered in the Genn Spring Hat for ISL
The Is the ndescrbable fasein per-
feet the eye and the mind recognizes at
once harmonious whole .
wv GENIN. 2li broadway. opposite st. Panl's.
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Joints swelling Of the muscular substances them, and
other symptoms too we'll known e need descrp
ton be ercetually removed IS Rings Compound II y
drodate of Potassa sarsapara and yellow Dock Root
Prepared and for sale by G. H. Ring, l92 Broadway
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Posi- CFficE STATISTICS. = Mr. William "
Brady, ;b1 Postmaster 4 his city, has supplied a.
with Ios; flee statistics for the quarter ending
March 81, which show On increase 4 nearly three
hundrcd - letters and Il nearly seyenty-fyc thou
sand newspapers, "a tho preceding quarter. The
annexed lst. viii show the number Of letters which
have been received AZ, and despatched from, the
Poet Office by tie steamers and private ships
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FaoN sr,Js1o D. G,.pt The brig Catherine Nic<cls
Captain Nickels. arrived yesterday in fourteen days
from f. Jago d. Cuba sepors the markets duh for every
Kind n American produce Noas-es Wa selling for 10
g. y ceS per gallon: sugsT for 70 cents per pound
nu1 epBee for = 10 o. per pound
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Italy having hnibed Two large Marble Statues fr
ment Ia Greenwood Cemetery invites friends and all
smsteurs the Zoe visit his studio which will be
fer the free exhibition % the said Statues from Monday tie
9TH until Tuesday the I'd Of April. iJl East Twenty
trNgf.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FURNITURE. &n.

EIhSIIt RE-RlCli ROSEWOOD. BLACK WALNUT,
hha mabogany-li. Stpney respectfully invites those
sb9vt electinF their furniture examine hs stock
toh@bie tmhstantial and hrst ciass furniture HE
rooms - BroadNty, where NY Old customer. viii tina
% afFs Variety tnd ~ the usual ncoinrnn rrc"s
jlHEi siSNEY, ~ pfesgwpy VIg aoyt above Srrus "a
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tn. Foundation or Popularity l. success

In announcing 60 the world that Rings Restorative Bttor
have reached popularity and sale beyond the expectations
of the inventor proper that 10 Instance
Of disease arising from dsorderod stomach have they failed
relief IL Of general debility where the frame
seemed utterly unstrung aud the bent FORM the tss at
tuje and the untpeculatye gave evidence Of the most
distressing % body and mind their eject has been
electric has scented after administering few doses a. u
food yitay had suddenly been poured into the
TEN Of the sufferer, atng rcire nE aud restoring him.
Prepared aud sold hy &. ~. RING, Druggist lg2 Breadssy
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sef carpets this spring There's denying the
fact for is universal falling Well, the next thing
cheapest That knowledge we can pat to you instaner
Put hat and shawl and 10 Broadway-then 20
either down till you TO White street. Reaching
which point. Messrs. Peterson Humphreys magnificent
will your attention and take
word for you might search the universal world for
stock and prices than
will there realize and weud only have your labor for
your pains"
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS, April o.
The people of Springfield turned out aasM without
distinction Of party to meet Mr. Webster at the railroad
depot and greet him Union on his arrival in
the State Lexington made u call on the regulars
through handful. The Union were there, and
such enthusiastic assembage came together on
such occasion Springfield has done her duty to the
Union, and ever will.
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expected of it, The first and second numbers rich and
racy quantity of reading and such can be
called The publishers have only to follow up the
plan adopted render the Journal OF the
popular and profitable papers in New 1t Is
edited Partinglow Dexter and Brother agents
for New York sold by News agents generally.
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Going to the fur West.

WAsHrSGToS. April s. 1851.
Capt Weirhtman will leave tomorrow with his family
for Santa Fe via St Louis He takes out couple of
printing presses among other things AZ Fort Leaven
worth he will force Of six hundred troops under
Colonel Sumner, who goes out as successor to Colonel