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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the ap-

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter OF the ap-
- seson the Mayor Aldermen and cemmonahy Of the Gig
rsav. the OPENING or SIXTY SECOND ST.,
from s the City Of New fek.The Commiss,os
the above entitled hereby
notice. will the New City Han, Tin the
the sapeor Court Chamber. the City Of New ysrs
Monday the goth April ls5f O'Clock the afternoon,
fer the opposition the Estimate and
sad COMMISSIONER who
nay sonsdsr thSueves aseyed ther-hyDsted New fo
'A s s sssS' S sd ssssSi' Commissioner.
Urrxv r D. WE. Attornev
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Schools.

A CLASS for PRIVATE INSTRUC-
IA TION.-The advertiser proposes to form Class OF
Boysnunber limited and age 70 fourteen Prot-
@ every ndueencnt expect rapid and permanent ina
Provenent In regard to qualifications has testimonials the
only objection TO which is that they speak too hvorahly
r, OF city reference the legal on clerical profession For
ssIsher particulars address confidential, Mr. H. Tribune
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE

lyl GIATE INSTITUTE, corner of 4th and Maodousal
sts, Washngtonsquare (xsssrs CLARKE FAN
the 18th Of September, 1851.
1t has been the aim Of the Principals Of this instit
on TO carry school education the highest aainabe do
gree Of perfection They accordingly selected this location
unsurpassed for its beauty and heahne and having
chased the lot built thereon the main part of the present
sdce with specially fitted for instruction, and with
the addition ample in size and number for two hundred
use of the School Being house. the the
dwelling part occupied by of the Principals s No As
Sth-st and that Of the School No. 1853 hacdousa-st
Circulars for particular information may be obtained 4
the Instionths following patrons Of which some Of
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petor keeps horses and carriages for their occasional recee
bon during the intervals Of study. TIE School p situated
sS.d ieh rom ''ss G% n Sca The e q
study embraces all the Enssh branches and great attention
gwen to the Commercial department
The Spring Term will the LIST OF May, ana
ne Principal will be in this city from the l4th Of April to tos
elGs: Of the month Tenn, $40 ys,T r,. F., M %
wast; John saxton, ESQ., Maiden lane Jacob A. ws.er-
~. E'qz No SOS Est Broadw.y Joseph Barber d Esa.
Clifton Co. South-st. Brooklyn VIM. Burden Esq; Oscar
johnson, Esq Alfred Creeneaf Esq. and othen =, a.
Circulars may be obtained of O. r. Nesbt Esq., NO. "
Persons wishing an interview with the Principal wlu
leave their address with EDWARD N. ENSIGN ESQ., No'
% Broadway.
CCHOOL for ORPHAN BOYS, Kent,
OCounNumbsr limited to eight Non. 1.es,ysd s "a
''''n'' ''a'''' 'A' XsHBEL FULLER, Ken. Conn.
CEMINARY for YOUNG LADIES,
ONORwALK, Conn-The summer Session OF Ma :.
the hr.t wednesd:y of May For CIRCULAR "Auhs ''
Mn S. refers with pleasure to Charles Hoyt ESQ., Ne 9
Walst; Augustine Aysrill- ESQ., No. A SoufnSt w. -
CholwelL Esq., No. % Maden-lsRe.
TITO LADIES and GENTLEMEN TkA-
YELLING in EuRORE-Professor A. BASSET pre-.
poses 10 give Lessons in French those persons VINO
travelling Europe but yet in want OF the ponane
ton and conyersson few lessons escn uay s,s with
out embarrassment Classes in French and Spenisn ia I
ginnes advanced pupils usual at his residence 10
Broadway entrance in Franklinst. For particuiAs
ii sr 'RRR'' as above before 10 A. M "'n : - y 90
THE NINTH ANNUAL EXAM
NATION of the Students of the Classical and Maine
NAUTICAL School, No. "a 6thav, near
Class are open the reception of pupils Catalogues can
be obtained at principal booksores or by adso,s,ns
note to the Institution S. J. SEDGwICK, A. M, Pm.
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himself assisted by able and experienced teachers n ia w
rous der aItmen Mr. Foignet svss himscf Of the osc
son to say that boys will be received At any stage OF ne
education thoroushy prepared for college or pane~
The pupils viii be limited in number and select 1917.
The French language spoken in the school snd as
three hours daily The institution Is PRACTICAL ana ' s
untiring efforts made TO render scholars pei'cnaJ
in every branch Of French education r.. ,.a ...en
In the English department all the studies ~ he pursued
tial 10 solid and polite English edrcauo ~ viii enioy
which other classical ssa:s with Is
can offer For terms &C. Ac- sge Co No Park
No. sen Bro SS and No lhav T. neT No
645 Broedwsy al the school ROOM or at hr resaenoe
No l2fhIt
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as c - = ,.ss, -: .;s.s -
sard b sanhsr thirty bnr boarded westerly est ~ scs
I :. Even s,ses sos.s y .. .s. ~ 70 ss
I y o ~ sssr larry ,hrs. soa'.s.ss sr..a,A sos.
::.: more q - The :; =. .ssr s
=. time Of 'as and sahsss spes delivery g d. there
ais e~s Adnnstrsior Of James Grss dsea.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order-of the Surrogate
II of,he Cosny hereby all
HAVING ssns AARON d HEATH late Of the City Of New
.sb.srs Ter r.ssse No III ieos.d e. he CIV cfSss
Yot before the s,k day Of Jsae ne1Dsed New fosk,
al i.~smn' HALvrNA HEATH. Adrussi.,r.,n..
PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
1 S.'. o. fsr fS aps ssSss' 2 ~ s
de.es'rd present. The ..m. -h ,oseh- tA-r.oi to
he .s.sTssr # &c css. No i, M,.hascp y. Gy o
.'t l..smM' JOHN B HOBBY. r.ec,,o,.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
ls,ns .s.p wrSSooff s Of q. CIV q
G st &. 70 s. ssfa NJ
wsn N the City Of New fori on or se.Te the second day Of
August seIt-Daisd Se~ The I'm cay q JsnSsry 1854
jle is~emA HARRIET DUNNIN6, EIecuunI
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
OF the County OF Yo notice hereby Z, al pesoss
deceased 10 pr.sn, Il. same WITH Ser. to n. sub
.s1ser VAN coTT at bis r..desee 30 60 an he c
YORK. the ID day Of January sDsfed New the -
Jsnssry, lssf G.vAH COLT, Administrator.
- law6uns SARAH LCHT Al
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
II OF the Corafy Of New York
having claims against ABRAHAM l. BRAISE, hte Of the City Of
ke~Yok deceased the
the subscriber al her residence No Is vssty the ofNsw
YORK; before the ninth day Of Jane nexDssd New
tie fsth day Of November, 1881.
di law6mM MARY ID. H. ALLDE, Exesutrn
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT-Broome
IN Coun;y-EDWlk ELDRIDGE against ROSWELL c. NE
GCs-summonssr; fos hereby summoned the
complaint this which eed with the CLERK OF Booms
County the fret day Of April 1881 and Of
the village Of Bnssnon within twenty days aner
the hereof exclusive OF the OF such and
fail to the complaint aforesaid the plaintiff WI take juds
for the Of dollars and ftyone with
nom the t day Of thousand hundred and
hny besides Of sutDstsd Bnshsntos April l. lisa
To RosvBiL C. ksera
SIs~ovM GRIswoLD 4 JUDD, Plaintiff A,,orssya
M Y. SUPREME COURT, City and County
~ o, Kew Yor-ssmuel Dunshss Executor, and hana
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ENGLISH, FRENCH and CLASSI-
III CAL BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG
LADIES Vandsrbilt-sv, Clifton Staten lsand-Ths next
session. Of this School win begin May Is For the report OF
ts last annual examination and other see the IN
cVlsr TO be had at the bookstore OF CLARk, AUSTIN
CO, No 90s, and at the U. s. SCHOOL AUANCf' NO. q"
Rroa duav
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--op SALE-A secondhand 63-octave
AWN 80 e, a1oo IS yohnson-sf, Brooklyn.
IIFW PIANO. FORTE WAREROOMS

IN LINCOLN THOMPSON formerly Ct the
&.s.,oms of Gilbert Co., have opened rooms at No
n, Hrsdwsy where may be found complete assortment
md second hsnd Pianos for sale on the most fea
.shls terms Aso Pianos TO let We shall DO happy 10
IN. epds as above and invite the residents OF this city
-. xs'AA'S " w. A. B. LINCOLN
A. Z. THOMPSON.
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DANRURY, Connecticut.-Mrs.C Ah-
Do1INF N WHITES FAMILY BOARDING
SCHOOL for Girls between ,e and fourteen year. OF ~
o For reference and cards apply to Mrs Ma'iads
s,mmops No 5s4 Broadway OF to Mr. C. H. Roach NO S]
1reeprich-st and No. Fl Park-piAce'
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CLASSICAL FRENCH and ENGLISH

ChOOIA No. ~ Brosdwsy.-A POIGNANT, frn-
N eosnsaing In sstahhshs,sss Il ~ sew losekion
~ssf Ne favorable auspices, controlled exsluvsiy By
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tos ~ made thas s,id rereu eorzr>A
-' ; Sasi; SSiS;SSssSsoi. {es----...--
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~ NJ KEEI .ER,S FAMILY BOARD

IL. ING SCHOOL fCT BOYS NEwTowS Nd Ff Hns.si
;c ,ilroads 81 fron New-York, and one hour from
Bridgeport ~ If ,,v.l r., BOARD Tuition
~, -. Mendna fuel Lights and Bedding lnarustou
=; al English branches Pupils received at any time
REyEREscEs: nm. Peck Co., No: $50 Frontst n Carl
.on 0verton No Wallst, George W. Dow No. Bullns-
ain Aaron Hawley, No Beaverst, New-Yorki Hon;
William Rockwell Of Jay and Willoughby sss and
II N Cnnkhn No. u Sandsst, Brooklyn.
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GOLD PENCILS, JEWELRY, &c.
NJ For sale cheap, to close consignment Apply to
WIN. A. BEECHER, No. Il Hanoyer-sk.

VERY LOW PRICES.-WATCHES
and JEWELRY at REDUCED PRICES:-The rb:
ucriber expecting to receive several large invoices Of
WATCHES and JEWELRY, Il now selling OF bis present
stock at greatly reduced prices:
Fine Gold Lepine Watches holes jeweled, fg......x3
re Gold Detached Lever full jeweled 80
Fine Gold Patent Levers "
all other kinds of Watches at equally wprces also
m kinds Gold Chains pure Gold Wedding Rings Gold
Keys and Seals Gold Pens and Pencils Gold and Silver
Ihmbles Diamond Rings and Pins Bracelets Gold Locke
Cuff Pins Earrings Gold and Silver Spectacles Breast
pima Finger Rings Silver Fruit Knives Sterling Silver
epoops Cups Forks &c. at much less prices than any othe,
house. Gold Watches a low 90 each Watches and
yewsry exchanged All Watches warranted TO keep good
time the money returned Watches Clocks and Jewelry
repaired in the best manner at much less than the usual
prices. GEO q ALIEN
Importer of Watches and Jewely Wholesale and Retail
No. II Walls Broadway, up stairs formerly ct No.
Wsll-A
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NPTSCOPAL COLLEGIATE INSTI-

III TUTE, Clifton, Staten Island-Pnncipal, Rev. q.
fOWELL.-This establishments L. sonvsnientiy losesso
within an hours ride from the city, one o. the mos
healthy delightful spots to be found within me suosIo
Of NewYork The Summer Session commence: on sns -
mstics navigation land surveying and engineering frescA
German, Spanish Latin and Greet fencing military ssncs
gymnsstcs vocal and instrumental music &s. Lectures
sned the bookstore: # Sheppard Fultons and MI
Az Thursdays ana Saturdays at the once OF Davson
promsv M "a Wall-vt from to ii A. u.
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TVAMILY SCHOOL for OYS-At
School for 1882 will commence On WEDNESDAY, th OF
Nav next Pupils become members Of the Teacher fan
y fully and thoroughly prepared for College or
moral training The School is miles sm the Housa-
tonic Railroad at New Milford with which there areguM
.tsge Recommendation The best Of references in NcwYok
and Brooklyn and full particulars can be had BY calling upon
Charles Nettleton, Esq, No 81 Walst, New,Iorn
f. w. GUM, Teacher.
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SCHOOL for ORPHAN BOYS, Kent,
OCoun-Number limited to eight None received ove
ten yea of age For further Particular references sna
terms address the Principal,
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DOARDING SCHOOL for ROYS-

- few boys could be accommodated In sood School
pleasant and healthy location IN Brooiyn Tsrms sS7
pox quarter References 10 ormer pstons given Aadress
. note 10 HONE, Tribune Office.
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EXCELSIOR.- wishing to lind
III an Institution in which good order IL maintained y
rea kipdpe and rapid Improvement secured BY thoroun
insucton win be pleased and served at the Coumeroiaa
nd Classical School, No. IS HenIy-k
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N PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
OF The conn OF ksv notice hereby Ak psoss
havEs CAIN. WILLIAM HOBBY ate Of the City Of
YORK. desessed
the subscriber at h Office, No 1877 sshins-on the Of
New lort Before he
New rort the twenty second day Of November 1881.
scf ls~6mh- JOHN r. HOBBY, Ezecstor
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DERTH AMBOY SEMINARY.-Th

A. G. Waterbury, ks. &c.
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HUMMER STOVES and HOUSEKEEP-

~ ING HARDWARE-WILLIAM CLARKE,
No 9 Car1nine-st., -four doors shove 3IeeckerD
No 200 8th-av- three doors above 20th-st)
No. 1873 6th-sv. flour doors above f4thst,)
Dealer in warranted Cooking and Summer Stoves Fur
naces, Pinware Also, general Hardware, Cutlery, and
Housekeeping srcles N. bah Stoves are warranted
represented, or the money returned.
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Not. from Hon. Jane. Hamilton.
WAsHIsoTos, July 10, 1852.

WAsHIsaTos, July 10, 1852.
To The Editor Of tbs Republic:
STA: desire to correct an erroneous impression
which may result from my address to the Creditors
Of Texas, which appeared in your paper OF to-day.
find, on conversing this morning with mem
Der Of the Committee Of Finance of the Senate,
that no formal vote was taken on the express ques
lion Of the liability of the United States for the
debt Of Texas, which inferred from a communi
cation made to me by two other members of that
committee. am, nevertheless, informed by a
majority of the committee, that lite action was of a
character to justify this inference.
shall be exceedingly gratiied to find that this
deduction was erroneous, and that the committee
prepared to do entire justice to the creditors Of
Texas, by an explicit and unreserved affirmation
of the liability of the United States for that portion
of the debt of Texas for which the revenues Of her
late republic we're specially pledged.
Iremuin, very respectfully, your obedient SER
want, J. HAMILTON.
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From the Louisville Journal.

ga WEAK VAIN MAN."-These are the terms
which the more malignant and unscrupulous of
the Democratic presses apply to General ScoTT.
There is not living to whom the word
"wcak'' would be less applicable. He has been in
q greater number Of important, critical and des-
perate situations than any other man Of the age,
and in not one of those situations has he ever ex
hibited any thing like weakness or indication
On the contrary, the most remarkable prompt
tude, decision, and energy have been his charac-
teriscs in every crisis, and they have been among
the great secrets Of his extraordinary and uniform
success. s... az. . ...r "a. ... .-.-
General Scott's services in the last war with
Great Britain were greater than those Of any other
officer, though scarcely to be compared with what
he himself has since done for his country. He
came out Of that war with halo of glory upon his
brow; and President Madison, who knew him well,
and thoroughly appreciated not only his une
qualled military skill ami Judgment but his vast
general information and his thorough statesman
ship, tender ed to him, soon after the treaty Of
peace, place in his Cabinet-that of Secretary Of
War General Scott, De presume, tcas the youngest
man TO tchom Cabinet appointment tcas euer ten
dered in this country, being less than thirty years Of
age Mr.. Madison was ono OF the purest OF Presi
dents and an excellent judge Of men, and his
to the omission Of General Brown, General Ma
comb, General jackson, General Gaines, and
others, who were many years his seniors in age
and in service, was an honor more to be priced
than that of winning great battle. General
Scott declined the proffsred Secrearyship from
considerations Of Difference to his superiors; and
surely here was no manifestation OF the vanity
with which he is charged. .t-.. -
The offer OF a place in Mr.. Maidstone Cabinet to
Gen. Scott when he was only twenty odd years OF
age is matter Of history. And now let the Demo
Gratis. who profess such unbounded admiration and
reverence for Mr.. Madison, claiming him as one
Of the apostles of their political creed, assert, il
they will, that he pressed Cabinet appointment
upon "a weak, vain man." Gen. Scott, during
49, AZ
time, has improved and strengthened his mind by
observation, experience, study and reflection and
he has rendered numberless Industrious services to
his country, in comparison with which all his pre-
vious services, brilliant the nation deemed them
at the time, but trifling; and will the people
Of the United States now submit to see and hear
him branded as ga weak, vain man. by set OF
desperate politicians. without efectually vindicat
ing him before the world?
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PROSPECTUS OF "THE srGNAL."
Wing Campaign Paper to DO Published
az the City Of Nashinxton.

a campaign Paper to DO PubISheO
at the City OF Washington.
The undersigned is now publishing a Wing
Campaign Journal, devoted to the support of WIN
FIELD SCOTT as President, and WILLIAM A.
GRAHAM az Vice President.
"THE SIGNAL" will be emphatically National
Press designed for circulation in every section of
the country. The object of the paper will be to
harinonize the action, and promote the efficient
organization of the Wing party, we'll as to diff.
fuse its principles and its spirit and enthu
sasm.
1t viii alec furnish a convenient compendium Of
all the facts and documents bearing upon the
made by the respective parties and candidates, and
preserve in form for future reference a complete
history of the canvass. A full index will be given
in the last number, which will add materially to
the permanent interest and value of the work.
The great popularity and success which attended
The Battery, published by the undersigned during
the last Presidential canvass induces him to retain
the same form and size in "THE SIGNAL"
"THE SIGNAL" is issued on a full sized dou-
ble.r royal sheet, printed on good type. in quarto
form, and contains very large amount threading
matter.
The publicaon will be continued each week un.
til the election, the results of which will be given
in full in the last number.
TERMS.
Single subscription. Observation-Disclosures. 50 80
Five copies (bens at the rate Of 40 cents
for each subscriber). NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Fourteen copies (being at the rate Of Sc
cents for each subecriber) ............. 90
Thirty copies (being at the rate Of 3ab cent? -
for each subscribtr) Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Fifty copies (being at the rate of 80 cents
for each subscriber) Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
D5- No paper will be sent unless the order is &C.
coInpanied by the money
All letters must be post. paid. and addressed to
GEO. s. GIDEON,
Washington, ID. &.
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.
The Prlbotis Difficulty ,uifh Engiand-Ir Lundy's
Lane Gauering-1ae Markets, &c.
RAITIMoaE Juty Iq-5 n m.

The Prlbotis Difficulty t1ih England-Ihe Lundy's
Lane Gathsring--Iae Markets, &c.
BALTiMoRE, July 1915 D. m.
The announcement of a serious difficulty having
occurred, or being about to occur, between the
United States and England. relative to the fshe.
ries has excited much attention here this morning.
ance that the interests of the United States are in
safe hands-those of President Fillmore and Daniel
Webeter; statesmen whuse infinite superiority over
all competitors is now universally acknowledged.
Should war be declared under their action no one
will doubt that lite just and righteous one. Such
a result 10, however, by no means probable.
Between two and three hundred Baltimoreans
have signed their names as delegates to the grand
Wing gathering to take place at the battle
Of Lundys Lane, near the Falls OF Niagara, on
the 9th instant. The announcement that General
Scott has consented to attend will greatly increase
this number. The fare Tor the round trip from
Baltimore has been reduced to SIG.
In the Baltimore market this morning there was
nothing doing in flour. Wheat, red, has ad-
vanced to SO a 81, and white SO a 1902. Sales OF
white corn at So q 60, and yellow at 81. Oats 40
cents. s&
Sales at The Baltimore Stock Board judy 10.
8 600 BAIT and Ohio Railroad bonds $780,. 81
81 shares Bait. and Ohio Railroad, time. s4t
so do do do do .......... s2S
% do do do do DO DO do "me ':: =: 81 81
At the Board this day Maryland 6's, $780, closed
at 1862 bid, los asked; Baltimore 6's, 1890, LOG;
bid, lO7s asked; Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
bonds, 1875, 97A bid, 971 asked; do. $780, 96s bid
81 Asked do. shares S2l bid, S33 asked; York and
Cumberland Railroad 20s bid, 81 asked.
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pleased to announce that nj. w. Ransom, ESQ.,, has
been chosen the Wing candidate for elector in
this district. He is a gentleman of high standing
and character, possessed of fine talents and skill as
a debater, and we certain he will reflect high
honor upon the district and the State. The pro-
ceedings of the conventontmay be found in an
other column. .'@. ..<
We call upon our friends in all the counties of
the district TO perfect their organization at once
hold mass meetings, and attend the various ga
thcrngs of the people; circulate the documents,
and extend as much as you can the support given
TO the Wing papers, and see that your neighbors
are supplied with the means of examining and
considering the political questions of the day. In
short, let every true Wing go to toork.
-' RaLtigh Times
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GENERAL ScoTr's HUMA NIrv.-The following
anecdote is related by the New York Times:

GENERAL ScoTr's HUMANIry.-The following
anecdote is related by the New York Times:
When General Scot was preparing to take pas
sage homeward from Vera Cruz, in order to show
their high appreciation Of his labors the persons in
authority there. we'll the rest Of the popula.
tion urged him to take the largest and best ship in
the harbor, for the passage Of himself and staff He
positively refused.
emo said he, al will not take of those vessels
Soon my gallant comrades, who have shared with
me the dangers of the battle, will be here, and il
take one of those vessels at least one two regi
ments returning to their homes must brave the
pestilence that may be comfortably accommo-
dated. No. said be, ga small vessel that can
commodate myself and staff, must be provided,
and what we lack in comfort will be repaid by the
satisfaction will have in having considered the
welfare ofour comrades." .'
There was small brig in the harbor, named
Petersburg, Captain Wilson, master, of one hun
bred and sixty tons. He sailed in her. But che
contained the seeds Of yellow fever In three days
the pestience broke out, aud Scott seized with
the disease, which threatened his existence for a
time The examples of his generous and humane
feelings are numerous; these are but accidental
specimens.
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A PUFF WRITER.
The MANN ttapN Snnventy.

A COMPENDIUM OF Business Notices written
IA in the most elegant style of literature,
structive literature. AS "pade n.ectan" from which
advertisers can Gull new and beautiful ideas for
the formation of their advertisements it cannot be
excelled. 1t was originally got up, and published
for subscribers at $40 each for their card it
tanned, and distributed gra.uitously, hut the de-
inand for it has since been rapidly increasing,
that the Publisher has been induced TO issue
ond and third edition, which he sells at fifty
cents per copy. Post Office stamps to that amount
will pay for one copy, which will be sent, free of
postage, to any part of the United States.
VIM. H. MCDONALD, Publisher,
No. l02 Nassau st., New York.
June 26-9m