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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-10

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CHERRY PICTORIAL
Per shs Care e
COUGHS, COLDS. H0ARSENESs,
BRONCHITIS. KHOOPIxG-C0UGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
DO a0T NEGLlcTFr.
eONSU MPTION
cgR bs daI has been carsd IN thousands Of easss "
his only esri6A fsmsay
lUDsos's CLINICAL EXTRACT o.
CHERRY AND WORT,
sad no reHsdy has ersr before been diseossrsd
THAT WILL CERTAINLY
CURE CONS UMPTI0N.
FINHE most strongly marked and developed cases
4 Of Pulmonary Consumption, where the lungs
have become diseased and liberated and the case so
utterly hopeless, as to have been pronounced BY
Physicians Andriends to be past all possibility OF re-
cogery and at times thought To be dying. has been
cured by this wonderful remedy, and are now as
well and hearty as ever. Ii is compound Of medi.
cations which peculiarly adapted TO and essen
tally necessary for the cure Of Coughs and Con.
sumption. lta operation is m ID, yet e!ecacous il
loosens the phlegm which creates so much difficult
", relieves the cough and assists nature 10 expel
from the sy stem al diseased matter BY expectorauon,
producing delightful change in the breathing and
chest and this, alter the prescriptions Of the very
best medica men and the inventions OF kind aud
soowing friends and nurses, have failed 10 give the
smallest relief TO the Consumpiye sufferer.
Thousands gf C0nsumpftre persons have been de-
ceived repeatedly in buying medicines which we're
said to be infallable cures but which have proved
only paatves, but this medicine is not only palla,
tive, bnta care for liberated lungs 1t contains no
delcerions Drugs and one trial vii prove Is aston.
lshng efficacy better than any assertions or ccrtii
Gates N curing consumption and al diseases Of the
Lungs, such as Splitting Of blood, pain in the side |
and chest, nlghtswests, &c, &c.
About 1000 certificates CT almost miraculous cures
performed 10y this medicine, from some Of the first
Doctors Clergymen and Merchants, have been sent
us for this medicine, but the publications Of them
looks too much like Quackery, (wl show them to I
any person, ealing at our oticc) This ;nedicne
vii speak for itself and enough IN its own favor
where ever il IL tried.
CAuTtos.--This medicine is put up in large bot
lie and You must find the name Of hudson a. Co,
proprietors, N. York, onthe splendid wrapper around
he bottle, % whom al order must be addressed
Sold in Columbus only BY ] Blair, and in Abef
lecn by Hampton Herndon. feb. 22-3l-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-10

ID EuAiATTSM--C omstock's Nerve and Bone
IN Liniment, il warranted to cure any case Of
Rheumatism, Gout. Contracted Cords and Museers
Or stiff joints, strengthens weak limds, and enables
those who are crippled 70 walk again Use this ar
tcle and be cured 90 wi,houtt and suffer, as 7ou
will
Soldin New York only by Comstock & Brother,
No. John ST.; in Columbus only by ]. Blair; in
Aberdeen by Hampton 4 Herndon. feb. a2-sA-ly
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10y VIRTUE, and in pur-nance Of Deed ia
~ Trust, executed OH the t,rcnfy eighth day d
January, a. HI, eightce hundred and forty five, bY
Alfred e. Wellington, 10 secure certain debts Their.
% neniloncd and specified 70 Thomas w Brown.l
VII sell tor cash toie highest bidder, in the town
oi Columbus, at the Coart Iouse door Of the com.
Soi iownaes' nthe State ofAlssiSsirpi, on TUES
day the 18th day Of January 4, D., 1852, the III.
loving property situated ID the town Of Columbus
and said county Of Lowntes and Safe u Nil.
sisSlppi, to-wit;
Lot No in fractional Square No 10. Scu,hd
Nam Street in said Town; also Lots No z, & ami
aln Fractional Block W /, ID tia, par, Of said
town embraced within the boundaries oil tho West
IL o. the'NortIi-wcst IA Of fractional Sectioa
West
Suehtitlaas vested IN ne, as Trustee, will com
ycy. Il. G. EGGlESFON. Trustee.
December 10, ls5l.-3s- -Tp. r. SOL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-10

/ nALLEl'S ANIMAL GALTA Nc IL claim
- cd by its inventor. to possess properties which
Ito The Farmer and Opwner--and those having
Charge Of Horses and Cattle, are 81 the utmost i'm.
portancei This opinion il not a mere tpse dr,t Of
she roprleiy but based upon various, and faithful
trials andapphcations.
The greal proprieties Of DALEY d ANIMAL Gal.
YANG, are few but positive.
its prominent feature, and which no other article
excepting DALLEy's (world renuwned) PAIN EH.
TRACTOR possesses, Is to conquer inflammation
nlts actonlf is powerful, and possesses the pro.
perties Of torcibly and rapidly drawing from the
blood, and ejecting all impure matter, cleansing tie
wounds 70 which it is applied thoroughly, giving
them healthy tone, and consequently efectng
rapid cure
In case Of sweliugs, II well rubbed on, i: checks
and subdnes ii inflammation in very short time,
and consequently, "a speedy cure must NATURALLY fol-
low
Its penetrating power is immense hence, IN va
rlous cases il has been successfully used in the
core Of Bone-Spayin.
itstands to reason, however, that in cases where
The Ointment has first TO penetrate hard substance
before It can reach the sub-stratum OF the disease.
tfata longer and more thorough application ia ne
cessary than wherethe diseased locality can once
oy direct APPLICATION, be brought under the influence
OF the Ointment asin cases OF Sores, Calls, HUI
mors, Bruises, Broken Kee, &c. &c
In all OF such disease il acts with electric rapidly
Broken Knees It eiiectually cures without seah 2.
dIsocoratlcn o. the hair,-so that the injury tanne'
Afterwards be traced.
For eale by
JAMES JONES 4 co
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USE lllE
Grmfenberg Companys
EAU9ELY UrRDEgENRge
THEIR VEGETABLE PILLS, peculiarly adaptct
= t,tno Soulena climate and It's incident diseases
The Green Mountain Ointment.

EHhiN NEGEFAhIE PILLS, peculiarly ADAPTED
= titno Ssulcna climate and its incident diseases.
The Green Mountain Ointment.
Thin Salvc has been 10 public u.o Tor ten years we
usk comparison oi It's virtues with The Wanted spec>
lrs that gu tho niaikci.
I'he Sarmporila Compound.
Net pleasan, dfink, but medicine.
MdrshalPs Uterine Cath0iicpn
The attention u Planters and Oyrrscers il carncstl.
invited y his preparation; It designed solely for the
piass n IaHlele diseases, embracing Falling Of the
Namh, Faer ahua and all Uterine aid Urinary aiFcc-
tons We claim for il that il never fails when human
lnrans can assR.
Ihe DgScnfdrg Ngrnp.
FoI sle eureof Dssentrfy. Dmtrhaoa. aud all bowcl
romplalns.
TAc Health Biiters.
Itnsl inyigafaiing tonic.
The Eye Lotion.
A fimplu aud etIcacioas wash
THE CfifLilREN'S PAAACE4. TN, con
SUMPTIVES BALM: LIDB Y'S PIE
OINTMENT; FE YER and iGUE
PILLS.
Ii' All agents ihr The sale ot tho above medicines
VIII have certificates If In their POSSESSION and
which they will DO happy u exhibit to amy one A..
snre ourselves nf The value and reliability Of these
We shall continue them before ho public
asking for them only
lhs SHcceys tkey MERIT
WELD n GO hereby announce that thsv have rc.
linqnishsd hcif Agency d The GRanreSRrso CoqrASY
Agens IL Mississippi and Louisiana will please settle
their accounts with, and address ofdcrsip
JOSEPH HuFTi.
50 P5ydsnss street, New Orleans.
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sFENNESsEE oSNABURGS.--i.4H Heavy
Shrtings-S-4 and 7-s Dfillings for sale by
oct. I, issf-ia-lfl iiADEN & READ
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-10

~ ~ CEs Of Baeging and Rope for "a lo'bv
OO oct > ls3l-A7 MAIDEN g. REAn
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-10

k00n D0Z. FACTORY THREAD--Nos
0VOO4, s, s and 7--just received from pu
ask, Tennessee, and for sale hy
HADEN T. READ
July rs, 1881. Sat-.
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JAMES MONIES & CO.,

April 90. ls5I. ni3-ly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01
DRY GOODS .

lie GREAT PANIC IN THE STRAW TRADR-
Thousands Of dollars worth ef ladies Straw hats of
recherche character nrc At the present moment
forced the market for immediate sale regardless
tous sacrifice in price to ensure postve olearances
Of the Ladies Partisan Hat Depot hiss bought
ash S ca ses Of roma rkaby elegant Paris hats which
i'll be prepared offer 90 purchasers, tomorrow Mon
May 5st ard during the week, AZ extraordinary bar
b Ladies plesse 10 In ii nc. this oooasion At the
an Hat Depot. eli Broadway Notice removed from soi
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81 Powders have been sold by
IByERTIsEhENTs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
81 SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. "a


r Mr.. JAMES CAMPBELL, WHO HAS LATELY AR
rived from California. and was acquanted with John
cKeevers who murdered by the Indians at the mines
l call Mr Jas 4. Jennings, l54 Maiden lane he will
onfer great favor by doing So
JACOB ROSENGARDEN WILL FIND SOMETHING
much his interest by calling At the Howard House
his morning June LIST, at 10 o'clock A. NJ and B. L.
I Buffalo, N.
THE GENTLEMAN WHO OFFERED A CURIOSITY
for sale ut Barnums Museum about O'Clock p. n,
serdsy (Mondsy requested to call again at the
lace.
IMPORTATION WANTED OF ENGELsERT ERTnHJ.
Mrs Thomsohn to the o6co Of tho Commissioners of Emil
the 9th Of October S9 and given their care
the condition that Mrs. ThOnsohn would take back the
HE health would the boy being at that
me siekly. According to certificate Of said commits
toner's oeo Of which copy is hcrcunto xed the boy
rdsd is therefore supposed that this boy is yet alive
information Of his where abouts will be thankfully
y ciye by
GEO w. SEIAON, Bavarian Consul, 60 Liberty street.
Once OF The Commissioners OF Emigration, New York,
December p 1885, This Is to certify that Engelbert Err
rt, during the month of August 1S49, from Havre iu
alp. the of which is unkn admitted the
Refuge Wards leland under the of tho
iaoners Of Emigration, the 9th day Of October lS
nd that sipce tho Goth OF December 9 trace Of said
ngelber Erhe has been discovered In the said
kept the books Of the institution, though diliSent
arch has several tipes been made for him, and is be-
ovd that said EpgelSert Erthel has died. that by
Pie tho entry Of his death neglected to he made
st the entry AIDE again the ether
Seal JNO. II. GRlSC0ME, General Agent.
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LIQUORS.

ITO DISTILLERs AND SPIRIT DEALERS SILVER
Hydrometers certified to he 10 conformity laws
Of the state o. New York by James r. Chiffon. N; Ds
Adamsand o. rssiiabus, 19s Pearl street. Also Sliding
Rules for mixing spirits.
SCOTCH WHisKEY IN BOND.-NTNE FUNCTIONS
beat old alt superior article, for sae by 0AuNT
L DERRICRs0N, 1879 South street. HAST river.
IMPORTED MALT LIQUORS OF THE VERY BEST
qranoes-Deaers ana others DO supplsed wish Gsts-
nsfs Dublin XXX Brown Stost, Barclay Perkins = Ce.e
Lcnden Porter Doves Paihrk Xu Younssrs EAiahsse.
fnA haSvsys Paisley Aiss Also. BASE Co.. bess lnSs
tenie Pale Als all IN frst rate order paehsa s
eossn vns ead aossa assrs OF In Quantities SEN pes-
~ y sai r II ISxfIIHbRIrqI q ~ y rslts1 NM
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FINANCIAL.

IL 000 OR S6,00o-WANTED, AN ACTIVE BUSI-
VsOUO moss man with the above capital to invest
ufact0ry In the city, ALREADY est9bihod employ
with competition whatever. Want OF means pre-
the business being extended ~ much desired. Any
: with real name, c. Herald Office stating when and
an interview be had. All comm atoms strict
onGdsntial. Satisfactory references given and re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

|RTORD A. CO.'S CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND
parcel express vii 10 by the splendid steamship Cros
City Junc 9TH, IN sharge of our own MESSENGER and
lit agent All trcett should DO scnt In day before sail
n water proof conisu, and not exceeding Us lbs. in
'~@' BRRrORp 4 co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

0he KNOX Ifat.-The established and re-
= u spring aud summer Hsss y that Of ths in
oe An0 NJ, lS FULTON street All that 10 fAsh-
eeeoe, psa durahe and becoming in hat making, has
seh BY tris parable artist 10 MS leset ei-
o.n mo IN vast Of really beautiful mooskln OF eeS
er white black ahls suit their taste % Knox
ase necessary In the produetton OF hat as mshAn
AO and KNOX is the acfno aIedged posssssor OF eot
Il ~ ven years ago two y0URg Mechanics
~ rne tAtterr-sth hits money end verz rev
ends rrrnlved so-ins FOR thsselves They
- ufactory for the trade, not hsvng
enough furnish and stock Tbry met with
seiss which ebor ono when opposed capital
purchase the stock gooi viii Of tho store n
She Chatham and Pearl atreots and rom snae
they been in the full tide Of prosperity
their hats he'ore the pub under theE
point employ aha very best 10 the trade am senso
lkriY The little has literally hee"e tho
msch that they have eoen oslse 10 az up
No 81 Chatham street b any ~
he eisy They OPEN to-day with 40 enteiy new ssook OF
pys ttng In their jne-kDeky Mountain Dras Beaver
hoeshn sad Drab SILK Hats together WIN rsnsms Leg
Aorn and all Of Foods for mems wear with An
ive Of Chdreps Hats And Caps OF every
"a iety Gail their store at No 81 Chatham
sSr~et opposite Chambers street. RAFFERTY, LEASk
\. Al. OO0 Yeast Powders have been sold by
ahe Subscriber since tn. h Of April They put
AZ In Tin cans and sold nine
eh discount on 20 the trade. Each contains full
iressiops FOR mailing the highest. sweetest aud most
family bread broad biscuit, cup cake pan
exceisr Double Refined Saeratus and Soda alerstus in
my package quantity patent Soap Powder i'm ported
Sal Soda superior Carbonate Soda aud pure Cream Tartar
,uality free from adueraton whatever For sale by
no ~"D' - ''' ThoxAs ANDREWS. 1856 Cedar street.
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DENMASefIIP.--oLIVER u. GOLDSMITH HAVING
closed lis Glasses viii eontnno 3, gvs private ia
ttrncticn in tho az. Of penmanship Terms dollars
the course oftsn ss-ons aud sstisfactory improvements
Tho Irving House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01
MISC LILLIAN EUUH.

mISCELLAN EUOH.
r. DERBY COMPANY HAVE OBTAINED PER.
mission from the Corporation ana laid az theIr sn
expense under the inspection Of the Sroot Com
dation o. her patrons and the public and hereby no
re that the will be kept In good order
deous otransseng business either side PaYi place
during the rebuilding n that street,
MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA TEN.
1VI te her aorvces to the ladies and gentlemen Of this
city. in Artsology, Love, and Law Matters interpreting
Dreams. &c. ~ books AM scien constantly relied
Napoleon Will tell the of the lady or ssntems
they will marry Also the OF tho visers 90 Grest
Jones street corner OF the Bowery. LADIES' bfy csat
gentlemen. enc dollar.
ssT'HEREs NO SUCH WORD AS FAILi"-RICHE-
lieu "A general Hare up among the politisssns
Erevaed J. the City of Monuments expected TO take place
to-day and bakers dozen. at least of tho Presidential
sspirant pll fail IA procuring the nomination. But j. A.
foazoI ofeco broadway. has not and will NOT fail 10 salts
por shower OF Warm Bath He has also iust received
superior article OF Csub Huse Gin excellent Brandies
Wines &c. 70 vbcn he would the attention judges
good liquors Don't forget the number, 600 Broadway
REAyER, FELT PANAMA. AND STRAW HATS.
- summer styles Also Ladies Straw Riding Hats fancy
largest stock Of Sur Hats TO be found any in
tins city. Call BAsTA. the Halter, 1 Canal street
You can gee suttcd at htS establishment.
(NARIoLLs INDICATED vAPOR AND srLpUuR
~ Baths No Great Jones strest.-Remedy for ugbs
colds rheumasam erupticns Of the skim 30 Many per
sons ignorant OF the Alternative properties OF these baths
are undr the i'm that they will take cold the
BATH when in fact no safer remedy can be usod
GcRoRULA, MERCURIAL DISEASES, IrCH SALT
~ rheum, soad head teyer barbers itch dry tet-
ters and other unsishtiy diseases skin arising from
dtrangod state Of tho ysen impurities OF the blood
moot speedily snd radically removed by thu CAR
ROLLS hedicaei yapor sulphur, and Iodine Bathp No
: Great Jones street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

JACOB ROSENGARDEN WILL FIND SOMETHING
much to his interest by calling At the Howard House
his morning June ls at 10 o'clock A. NJ and see B. L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

INHE GENTLEMAN WHO OFFERED A CURIOSITY
for sale ut Barnurns Museum about O'Clock Il. NJ,
sterdsy (Mondsy) requested to call again at the same
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NEW PuBLsCATsONs.
INSTRUCTIONS.

GLkfLEMEN, mot CHILDREv, NOR TUE NIL.
- on who would like tn become perfect pcn,non with
ont the Possibility Of failure repeatedly
tlis morning Tribune.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

VNANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman good plain Cook She un derstan do
baking and s COED washer and ironer willing t. make
large family. Or she Is willing to mind children and would
short distance in the country Good city reference can
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

TINTED STATES SCHOOL AGENCY ny w. H.
~ Wilcox. No. 800 BroaSway (establishoJ 1871, for
schools colleges Families. Tcscbers. Pupils aafons and
all educational orders. Ono cent in advance
advance expenses and the required compensation
Tor ono year In ono or secured by
transferable check. CEtaloe and circulara free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

MATHEMATICAL hCADE4Y, NO. $50 BROADWAY
AVA room No. a. (near tho irving House ).-Professor
Ryan CONTINUES gye distinctions 10 evory branch OF
Mathematics. with their application TO Mechanics
numy Narration En2iDeerips Jana Surveying, and tho
mceharioAi srs. Uours:From to IL o'C,eck A. " and
Ito and 10 o'clock T.. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

WANTED-A SITUATION. BY A. REsPEcrABLE
w y9ung tir As sesmssress or or to take
the country Has good city reference and refer
front basement.
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A SITUATION IS WANTED BY MOST RESpHcTA-
IA BILE Young man, Coachman Groom Tho advertiser
has objection to the country. and is willing
himself generally urefnl lie produce the best of city
ia Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

MUSIC TAUGHT MISS G. JONES. or 81 ysRICK
s street, can lake few pupils for The rsnoforte. Terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

News FROM THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION
The proprietor Of tho Pewter Mug. Frankfort street,
mn Ia arrapG ments to receive continua intelligence
tho Baltimore CONVEX ton during its session. by Morses
efTaph, which will be announced at the Pewter Mug
received. THOMAS DUNLAP.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

WANTHD-A SITUATION As COACHMAN or or
w nsrAl servant ~ young nAa Protestant twenty.
avs yssrs 2, sss whs hsshaa spersnes tks
character &c. Ne objection SAe country Can BE- ssss
~ ssw 1sy M Eighth street. fssytI Aoor between
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

HEN " WELLS AND HIS SISTER, tMADE. N.
Il GialeNt) continue TO imrart instructions ia the
fashionalle snses lie Salon. their Academy so Broad
way j.! their simple methed Of teaching, few lessons
viii suhee Tor bty lady gentleman acuiro graceful
AND L.e Of all the nQpnlnr Mamma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

w ANTED.-A SECOND HAND PIRE PROOF sAvR.
medium sse. Address by letter post paid bsx AIT,
Poet Once. stating price. and whore W be sssa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01

r. BANNING GIVES A FREE LECTURE BEFORE
Ladies' in Brooklyn Institute, at three O'Clock,
nesday Thursday Friday and Saturday Of this week.
on Monday and Tuesday Of next week, the Causes,
enion and Cure OF Chronic cakncss and Deformites
ard Children; and also, the Proper Construc
OF Dress and Furniture, in It's besring on health.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-17

MEXIoAN C1AEaE-Iogs IT WASHING TON --Wo
have recently received private intelligence Gro N
Mexico, which leaves no doubt that many az tho
claims which wcro favorably paced upen and
allowed by tho Board Of Mexican Commissioners al
Washington, and which created 60 mu,h noiso al
the time, wero, beyond OIL, doubt based en- spurious
documents, aad were without any legal or honest
existence 1t may be rocclIOcted that som, time
ago an indictment OF Indictments wore found ia
Washington against come or tho claimants, and
that the government sent On agent 70 Mexico for
the rurposo Of investigating tic matter, From the
beet Information from that country, VIC believe The
documcDts on which aomo os those claims wero
based, woTe spurious and baseloga. Notwthstand-
ing that cu7govcrlment sent an agcntto Mexico, we
doubt very much II We ahs ever hear tho results Of
bis mssi'n, or Of any investigation Of the charges,
or Of the indictments. The truth Is thai many of
these basees, claims were taken up ~ Senators aud
members Of Congress, who engaged 40 COUNSEL to
have the allowed, and received immenso sums for
their servicoa. In one Of theae claims which ore
pronounced 70 bc fraudulent, an OK Senator, X Is
said, received $4,000; and other amounts, OF Ill
forts and sEcs, verc given to other Scna o-e, and
cabinet counselora and their relstives, 10 most
extraordinary extent. G6lphanisnl has Increased
ct Washington, within the last feW years, beyond
any other disease Of tho day. is there any preg-
pect that in either tho Senate or House Of Repro
sentativea any attempt will be mado 70 invesl;gato
thesc transactions. We might have INDUCED sorno
hoTe In the House Of Representatives, bu. arc be.
ginning 70 think that amontL' stay ii Washington
sufficient TO etiae AZ continents Of economy ANA
rigid adherence to principle IL public sfraim.
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OPINION OF TIE gnIrIsH Pass or THE Navy
OF THE UNITED ST4TEs.-Ihe Bri!i2h UsIel Sa--
picc Journal speaks thus Of our navy
From it's infancy TO lis rTesen: state most brevely,
mort gallanty, have the officers and msu In the naval
profession Il America held up the honor OF their ar
There scarcely enc action IN which tie elighCs. i'm
putstion can &c clst on eny individual they have
avoided their enenes, excepting when i would
have beon the height q inprudence to have nced them
They have fought with the most determined valor
They have In many oases been successfu over ration
which held un iRputed, tbs oourend a tho ocean; and
ths very circumstances az combating enemy fdshed
with GmoFt universal victory, sdds great laurel to the
navy Of the United States.
In cppeGtion to tAia opinion a foreigner, Mr..
Stewards rev penny organ p-onouncos one Of our
mott gallant naval officers brutal blackguarl,"
ard tie -cst 81 them "cld fogies." Whist nort2
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NHo W. ir!-Atout fcur o'clock yesterday morning,
syAe person vrofe Eose and wagon into pis at tho
junction q Fourth rvesue and I65th street there
Wy MN Letter ~ 'be morning tho horae was ioun4
Win olh y hf hooit torn ~ and his body badly cut ana
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lioan U0apANY NO. IA 1t win bo sccn by advot
listing columns, that this company has Presented Ito
late foreman, Thomas il. Nan Tine, with y spiendit
trumpet AZ testimonial OF HIS worth and efficiency as
oflcer Of the company Tho resolutions spirited
and rtnect credit upon the company for tho prompt
msnner with which the presentation susccslei to
adoption 81 the resolutions.