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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

The New. Orleans Bee and Bulletin 70.
spond, not very courteously, to our Talk
with Southern Wings but courtesy is im-
material. The Bulletin concludes:
Now, We will ask The Tribune single question.
and concluoe Does II prefer the election OF Whe
Conn, Omise candidate or Democratic Compfomloo
candidate One or the otherit will have 10 swslow,
and IL might well make up its mind frat ~ lsst.
There 10 no help for it'
We answered. the two we prefer, other
things being equal, Wing Compounds
President. We have not objected to the
Wing candidate being friend Of the Com
promise we only object to Jour loading
him with weight likely to break him
down. Why DO you misrepresent u.s.
Ore weird about swallowing, seeing yos
like the term. All the Compromise meas.
uIes,' so called, are fixed and immutabls
except the Fugitive Slave Law--you are
rot at all afraid that any other will he dis.
turbed. That Law. is very obnoxious 10
the Free States wherever it is brought
home to the Peoples spprehensions and con-
sciences, yet We have little hope Of seeing
it repealed. You may catch two or three
dozen negroes year under this, and our
merchants and politicians who expect 70
make s0r ethiDg out Of you will affect
furious zeal for its enforcement. It's al
my eye.) Our Marshals and Judges will
of course conform 70 it and obey il SO long
as it is a law. You can probably force
through the Wing National Conventisn,---'
you certainly can through the other--a re-
solve implying acquiescence in and support
of that law. But what will it be worth 70
you THAT is the practical question do
you fancy that the great body Of Our Norlh-
trn People will ever really and heartily try
TO help you catch your runaway negroes
If you do, you are jolly green, thit 8 a"s
W. tell you frankly that we wen Z, aud yed
rail at US therefor but there are thoussass
all around US whs detest slave catching -
heartily as we do, and will take precious
good care to have nothing to do with ~
yet, because they attend Union meet'ngs
and pass Compromise resolves, you pre-
noubce them good fellows and true frienas
Of the Union Bah. You don't ysursea'
delight in Slavery any more than they so'
You are simply talking for effect, and 70
understand you. You want to be cheatss
by false professions and protestations. ana
yolr feud with US grows out of cur refusal
to unite ia cheating you.
You will catch now and then Save ~,
der The nsw Fugitive law. as you now ana
then caught one before its passage. ba'
We tell YOU that nine tsnths Of the Nof'a-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

An the world, says the prophetic
Skskspe1e, is q stage, and all the men and
women Especially in capital like WASH
ingtosl merely Players but whea he
adds and one man in his time plays many
parts ycu see at ence that it was Com.
Stockton he had his eye on. For that dis
tineuished horse. marine has played more
parts than any other man of this Pfo.ean
sse-fiom nidsbipmaa to Commodore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03
~ We nublish SUPPLEMENTAL SHEET

u We publish SUPPLEMENTAL SHEET
,o-d.x IN make room for our Advertisements and
a great body Of Editorials and other important
matter which we have been compelled to defer
from day to day. We trust those who find time
to read this paper will Judge it worth its cost
The Newspaper business is still young in this
Country; we expect yet to be obliged to print
a supplement like this every day, but not for
some time yet. We shall print one occasional
". when we cannot help it for justice shall be
done 10 both Readers and Advertisers at what
ever cost.
Our new six.cyhnder Press. calculated to
work some $4,000 copies per hour, 10 not quite
in running order yet, though put up some days
since. After three days more, we expect to
have it at work, and so be able to 60 to press
later yet serve Our City subscribers at an earil-
or hour.
This wretched old Type, which has become
for some time perfect eye-sore, will certainly
be pitched overheard one "eeh ho" w
Our New Type (Which we think very beau'iol)
is now coming in. Never more shall dress Dc
worn by The Tribune so threadbare as THIS Is
But we have not been able to buy such type as
we wanted, and were obliged to await the
casting of it.
In short, The Tribune is bound to go ahead.
Tbouoh we have lost slightly by the Rumseilers'
efforts in the City, we have been steadily gain
ing ON every side, and never before had so many
Subscribers nor so much Advertising as at pres
ent-and never on any former Sd of April printed
so many copies by thousands.
We have more to say, but no room Tor 1t to-
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

" DIR. s. A. WRAvER's well-known
Csnhss and SAT- RAean Sysa, Cankss Cure and Csrsts
aye soI IN shs C'y By NJ. Ward Co. No. SO Maiden
ree,Sia Slv 90 No Flsicherst J MnM & Co
10. g. ohen 81 \. nj. Gaiao. No. izr Bswsry Rss-
niieI, No. i.x Sosv; Cromsie corner Of Bswery ana
hoa,scs, a. n. y Hall Ne sll Besckef &C.; r. III Paw
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

Nor PoIsoSOus.-RusHrox CLAsK &
Cos Acideiatet FysIt Droqs the fsliowrs deisht
nj nav "a: fneappe. Ssrawesrg Orange, Vanilla Tree
Cinnamon, Iemen, &c. sc These drops are waxrsn,eS
rot 70 contain az tbs suosance supposed by Pro-
MAPxs 70 he urcus any ether article Of Al unhealthy
raiers Nsnefsctafed ard sold BIZ RpsHroS CLAlY =
Co., No iie Hresd~sy No 10 Astor House sad No N
Broadway. wbSs ma, lss 10 had the Ceacentrstsd e
ssHces fer fsyesEk the sane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

The U. 8. Mail Steamship Pacific, Capt
Nve will leave this port TO-DAY, at noon' for
Liverpool The Semi Weekly l'o"1e' eon nar
ing all the latest news, can be nad at inc Ds'N
This Morning, in wrappers ready for mailing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03
EYE Ann

Eye AND Ear -DR. POWELL, Oculist,
Aur.s. &C.. Will remove the LIST Of May No. 50,
Speedway above Ryoome o. Daring the interval, he viii
attend rs usual the treatment of all diseases of the Eye
and Ear, a No y Warren 81 OF Broadway, whore
San be had his Treatise the I've third edoa-prioe
cents also, several hundred beautiful Artificial Eyss
WHICH When properly inserted vii more asd look Ike the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

~. ssl Bsosdvsy HAVING ecusps,sd their xrrsa
~ilh sore Of he lases. ma Brussels and
Psis fns LAess and Enersaeres WI Be prepared g
sshlhit TuHsDAY, htArch &c. the msss cenosfe
and sansd assotnsns Of Eebrodsres sns fhrssa Lace
eots sv~ eassd in Ah cy. in Lace. Vail es ksnd Yol
lara capss. vsskhss Ccauss Sc<fs. Sasw.x MAstu ~
and TslumiAx Lsees. ia Brussels Pcisi hcnlan aud
fs;stc AlsscoA. Qsrers AID MscAlA is Easfa.eS,ss
AlDc. Tn niASs sAa Insersoss Of ell widths. These
gods vii b. s<set s,sash must issu,s sa,sfe-
tca " DSsoAsssxs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY, APRIL 3

~ Advertisements for TAe Tyrb<se Of Monday o"s ~ ~
h ssut IN before ssclock ON Saturday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03
B B-Patient and YOU will be rid ,

q B-Patient aud you will be rid of
Rats
B-wise and purchase CosTAR's Erferminator.
B-Sare you buy IL At No. 4t& Broadway
6-rusuul, Mice. Reaches Ants and Bedbugs will leave
B-Waie Of hunbars for Cosssr's the genuine
b-Yrudent aid YOU viii buy no counterfeiss,
B-Cause Ccstsr has peeolers
Buy II ~ CoSTAR's Verlnin and Insect Erterrnssor
Depot, No. <u Broadway, Wholesale and retail
They all deserve kilng.
And who IL not willing
To give them nllns
vkc1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

q DR.. PRMSsY's VEGErABLa FAMILY
Pills 60 srps scksn leave the bowels ces,iys but
N fee sd natural state For sale wholesale aud resa
b. A 3 u SAErs. Ma. rec Fulton st. Sev-York; j. y.
IRIrP. Newark. ~. Price IS cests.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

ET The luxury aud comfort of wearing
hesu,,fsl and well rA6s geuts every ssatlensa must
be abe to apsse ais and know they vii thank Tor
lSSrrirg them that Mr. p l. RoGEss. Of No rs Fuitea
Ct COZ ner u Isid at the Headquarters q Gen Taylor
has had pniscssal IN pleasing HIS customer BY the
sussssorty 81 bic sGmsnte Their ssceaiskce oeasss
beng we'll rsc wel made Of the best rails the
san et ssA seld n prices muck lever than are u Be-
found q ayr other place ia shn cty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

" TIE steam sawnilI Of Messss. Web
ster & Andrews, st Webs.efyille. N. Y. was en-
tIsly consumed ny FIRE on TaestsT ias. Loss
asevl sS.Cea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

CASH J0BBNG SToRR TO THE AyTEN-
rIon or 6HIgwD MERcHANTs-NINB SEPARATE AND
DISTINCT ORGANIZATIONS UNDER OSg tiRM.-We can
show the extensive assortment Of 3seds offered IN
this city Our sysen division OF Goods under the head
Of Departments With separate aIzaoh and accounts
10 insp,ss energy, economy aud ability.
Tho HEADS Of Departments ave educated t0r the satieh
xnd duty they called upon to Perform
Hosiery Dsparisne nt Samuel Groocock, Purchaser and
Whits Goods Department. Henry X oKsefs. Purchaser
Carpet and Oil Cloth Department. W. ,. Barry. Pur-
chaser and Manager
Woolsn Department and all Goods suited foy Mems
Wear and the Trimmings therefor Dexter Tltfaas, Pur-
ehsser and Mspsget.
Yaskss Molten Department, q separate and distinct
stock complete estsblrhnsnt exclunvsy in the
line John 8. Shelley Purchaser and Manager.
Print AID Bingham Department r. q. Moulten, Pur-
chaser, and John o. lWRtan, MansgsE, ..-.s.ssa
and John o. Piinptsn, Manager. 49,.
Womens Dress Goods Department, H. o. Mouiton, fuF-
~hasey, and John Phmpton, VA nsssr
Our Goods offered at NET CASH PRICES, Underwriting
Ruysn are requested call and examine the merits Of
ear pr0lesaons and inquire for MT Phmpton who wii
mnNt them acquainted with tbs head OF each Department
Our Ready Made Clothing Department 10 managed ex-
elusivsly by William Gardner; the garments are manu-
ctursd and get BY him. and are provszhlA for tAsir
Ss prspa,sd to grant liberal terms Of credit Ready
Made Ciothsx TwxEpy. MouLToS PLIMProN
Importers and Jebbers, No. n broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

iional Expenditures. We certainly thiak .
them too high but that is by no means
their worst aspect. What we mos! object
to is their general iautilisy. If they were
so appropriated that the half, or even the
fourth, of them were coming back to ths
People in River and Harbor Improvements.
Saul Ste. Marie Canals, Railroads from the
Mississippi to California. &C., &c, We
should not take the matter to heart. Bat
while our Expenditures are now so great,
we are getting less out Of them in the way
of permanent and substantial benefit to the
People than they had out Of John Q. Ad-
ams's Thirteen Millions per annum. Tho
desert wastes Of New. Mexico absorb them
the Indians Tor Indian Agents. Of Orc
goR devour them; the protection, mail SER
vice, &C., of California sweep them off BY
Millions. Nothing, or very little, is II
vested nearly every dollar is 90 appre.
priated as to perish in the usiag.' Is there
indeed no remedy!
u TEMPERANCE MEN OF CoNNEcTIcur!
do you realize that it is your battle that u
to be fought at your Election on Monday,
Hitherto, most of you have chosen to stssd
back; but now your place is in the vaa-
guard. Are teams wanted to bring SY
votersl You ought to ascertain the fact
and supply them. Are there doubtful vot-
ers? You ought to visit and reason with
them. Are there any absent or in danger
of neglecting to vote 1t is your work to
induce them to let nothing keep them from
the polls. In short, you should be the most
active and jealous in this contest, and each
one of you should consider himself bound
in honor and conscience to spare 10 Of.
fort, no sacrifice, to bring every Temper.
ance voter to the polls. Others may have
reasons for activity, but none so urgent as
yours.
Idle is the attempt to misstate or obscure
the question at issue. You knoto that the
MAINS LAW is the real matter in consro'
versy-that if the Wings triumph, that Law
will be passed ifthey fail, it will be defeat
ed If you mean Temperance, or ever did,
prove it by your steadfastness now! How
can you be humbugged by assertions that
this or that candidate is personally temper
ate or respectable--what is thatto the pur'
pose, Will he support the NAME LAW
If not, his temperance may be good thing
for him, but it is good for nothing to you,to
the victims of the Rum Traffic, or to the
Public Veal. 1t a false light held 'ost
by land pirates to lure the unsusPeoting upon
the breakers of Perdition.
Brand the skulkers who stand obstlnately
dumb when asked whether they are for or
against the Maine Law! They are OF
course against you, every man; though
dumb to you, they are voIuble ia secret 70
yeur enemies, by whose votes they hope to
triumph. So they will il they can; but
bond nos your backs to their riding Scora
to be used by them
Temperance Men of Connecticut years
of triumph or disaster-of happiness OF
vide spread misery depend on your fideI-
ity or recreancy on Monday. II you oaly
stand by yoar cause, it must, il w'H pre-
vail. All together, brethren
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03
SpR,ka FAsHloNs.-Now chat the river

SPRIKG FAsHIONs.-NOw that the river
u cpsn asd husdreds visit this city busness. cannot
ssf5an from directing their attention 20 EsPeNcHIIps
SpYins rashion Of Hats at his store No. LOT Nassau
corner Fl AaA u. They are beyond doubt ,upsncr
and gascs Of the FASH but in their becomng chsrac
ter. Gentlsnsa respectfully invited TO eau and test
the truth Of remarks ~ actual inspection. Bssdes
these daons Hat has another II the fact
that slid IS per cent below the price demanded in
Broadway for Has far inferior in materials and worn
ship Rsmssbsr the store No io1 Nassaas corssr Of
Ann-tt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

A NURSERY RHYME.-
There once was a nan. and he lived by himself.
And all the bread and cheese he he pus upon shsf
But the Rata aad the Mice they made such stF1s,
He forced 70 get LYON Il his wretch ed life.
And Ne Flsas and he Bugs his carpets and his bed
Made him look for Powder which KILLED thsm all dead
So. friends If you are troubled in this way any more,
Be sure 20 70 70 LYoN-BToadway 43A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

BOUNp TO SHINE IN ALL KINDS OF
wEArHKA FRgEmANs Hats retain Their inster and ous
shiss apv Hal that has been seen this Don
rome until you have ed one Of FREEMANs nim,taSs
Hats and save 81 by the operation. FREEMAN, NO ~
EultCn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

~ New Mantillas, Silks, Grenadines,
Grape Dc Pas Denna Maria Bsrsges. Maslin DO Lame
Impsnsl Satin Pads pnsted JassRsts iawHs
Hcuiada Csnteu Crave and ohsr Shawls fun assort-
nsns Alec, Isdia Sha~ls. below then value. These
goods IN qualify. sle and price sure 70 meet the
prevail ~ purchasers fiFfAHY CUTTING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

" BOsToN PIANO FoRTKs.-The largest
assortment Of Pianos in this city be found at the
feoms OF T. GILBERT Co., No 3,s Broadway. oppcste
Broadway Bank and Theaer will be sold great bar
gains These Pianos have the metallic frame and
Tanted to stand any climate Dealers supplied ON hberal
terms Second hand Pianos fer sale cheap Panos to let
tuned AM renamed HORACE WATERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

ASSOCIATION FOR THE EXHIBITION OF THE
INSusTRy OF ALL NATIoNs-Cspita 4see 900. with lib
srty 10 increase il TO $500 00o
This Insttutou being Organized vnder eCnsNst 49,
hy the Legislature Of the State Of New Hrs tne Jon
ssry i no ready to receive Subscriptions 20 the
Tbe Books win be opened at the Once OF MeSsn DUN
CIV surpMaN Co Of NO 40 Wllam-st., Bankers 70
this COMPANY from and after Friday, the second dsy OF
April 1861 .,....... 4. =. ,.ia
n the lime Of subscrbng No subscription u efceee
Thaussnd Dollays THEODORE 6YDGwIck, Presdsot
WIN WHETTEN, 6ecresATv.
DIRECTORS.
noyair.r Y;vir ss.os August Belmont,
Alfred Pe. frsnem W. somohas'
Alexander Hamilton JY., Elben AnceFacn,
Johnston LviDss John 4 Deveim
Chsrlep A. StetsoD, PAlP buToWes
Henry c. Murphy.
Edmund Hurry Superinte nding Architect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

PROTECTION AGAINST LlsHTNING.-The
subscibers patentees Of he best Lightning BOD now
have Opened store foy the sale Of the same At No.
1866 Broadway NJ Y and ready 10 receive ORDERS
for putting up OF furnishing the rods complete with oec
on for putting up that they can be put up safely by
any mschaplc An inspection of our Rods. Attachments
and Magnets il solicited from the pubic:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03
" "What il truth" said iesting Pi.

late esrtaa occasion. rrssh slways fslt and
hat, aId consequently the true hats oAly Be
No l2s Fulscn A. There nay be other places large
cy Ike tAs whore hats sele well TIE vcrdant
ezsns who bsy in those places but people who are
possessSon u common well four hundred csp-
the hat trade asd stare where thsv sure to
Obtain hat Tia be relied Such store Is the
one - vhich aliadc No. iSe Eelson st We need
not ear more On the present occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

+. s. CLEAxsR's Price MEDAL HONEY
eoAP This msgnf6ceps and Incompatible toilet article
the only original and genuine Honey eospis BOW 70 b
had Of all Druseists and Performers he United States
W. Davis, No 100 Broadway, Sale Wholesale Aseat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

TaEss AND PLANTs.--fARsoNs q 20,
v,hfnr near New-Ys offer for sale ssEe rare sovei
md rardsn Trees Shrubs sho noess
ior the avenue lawn or csme,sIy Vsss 70, C.aiaus:
~ estsned At Ne 90 Cedar It,. or will os scat man
N ali payine applicants ncosng postage stamp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

The New- York Recorder responds to
our objections to State endowments for
Baptist and Methodist Colleges as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

LYON hATHAIRON FOX The I1AIR.-
Price only IS cents Thi, valuable preparation has long
been private use and the proprietor having
biased he receipt az cost fer the rst time
oers 70 the public feeling confident that high repu
aton from real merit must gain triumphant popu atty
when fairly known Aside from its cins Qualities in
curing the headache. ersdlesting daAdruG in
MIGRATING the hair, preventing s falling nj and turning
sag, IL 10 the delightful toilet article placed
upon dressing table Sod BY all principal aaa
psrfumsrs in New York. Brooklyn, nc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

LKARy & Co.'S STILLS IN QUARTERLY
PATTERNS -LRAAY & Co, leaders and intreducsss Of
1asf0ns gentle Hats Mes and AstaS House,
will this dAy the fashion for March, 1852 Feb. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

SPRING FASHION HATS AND CAPs.-As
large variety % can be found in this cy-unsurpasssd
b any lor bessty durability cheApns, st the Ono Price
otere, No ix Canal N NV. KELLOGG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

r Fowler & WILLS, Psychologists and
puhlisAsrs Clinton Han, No. lsl Easssu-st, New York
md No. Ia WashiRgtop- st.. Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-03

.Mi,pnr TED Register in eur former article.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-03-26
Ely Last Nights Mails.

ALBANY, March II. The ice has lodged
n ne miles below Albany, aad the water has
allen four feet from the highest point. The
docks and piers are still inundated but The
river is still falling The river is clear up to
Hyde Park. All the New York passengers
left in the through Harlem train. the Iiud-
son River Railroad did not send any train for
ward. The Western mails leave regularly
The New York evening passengers have not
yet arrived.
New YoRK, March II. The committee de-
cline Mr.. Buffers offer 10 have another medal
made, and have ordered themselves another.
Tine following missionaries from the Meho-
dist Episcopal church will sail for California on
the 9th of April; Rev. James Hunter, AS. Glib
bons, Elijah Merchant, w. J. Maclay, from the
Baltimore Conference; J. Swaney, from the
Pttsburg do, aud J. d Blaine, from the New
Jersey Conference. John Dillon, of the Ohio
Conference. goes out at the same time for Ore
gon.
Gen Scott, in letter to the Seward Irish
Association, declining to attend the anniversary
supper, says no American owes so much To The
vaIor of Irish blood As himself, and he never
knew one TO turn his back upon all enemy or
friends.
NEw York, March %.
A meeting OF Americans was held at San
Juan on the 2oth of February, to take measures
to establish more permanent and secure goy-
eminent for the place, A committee of Is was
appointed to proceed to the capital OF Nlcara-
qua, for the purpose Of obtaining from that gov
vernmcnt Il charter empowering the citizens OF
San joan TO establish free port, and terrific
ral aad local governments
A letter from Matanzas dated Did ut., says
the 4 mercan brig Hanover lauded con slaves
on the island a short time before having been
brought from the coast Of Africa. The Han
over was fitted out at New York.
The Pensacola (Fla.) Gazette raises the Fill
more and Graham flag.
Letter, from Havana state that the pardon
of Lopez by GOV, Hunt, had removed all blital
Telling towards the United States, as it showed
that the authorities were anxious to cultivate
friendly feelings with Cuba and Spain.
MAINE LAw.-Bu0aio, March 22-Thc
Nlaiae liquor law has passed the Minnesota Log
stature, with provso, submitting it to tho
people.
Mas. SINCLAlR.-- Phiiadeiphia, March o. -
Mrs. Sinclair as Lady Teazle, had tremendu-
Gus house at the Chestnut street Thcater thi,
evening. Great enthusiasm prevailed, anC
hundreds were turned away unable to gain ad
nttapcc. There were but fuw ladies present
No disturbance was attempted. After fulfil
lln2 her engagement !'crc, she proceeded tc
Boston.