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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-02-06
DissoIuti tion Notice.
window Glass.

WE are agents for the sale Of Tiyes 4,
w Bankers Wheeling WINDOW GLASS,
and have stock Of oil sizes on hand. Cali
and see. B. +. C0NWAY& Co. \, I
4 PIG Iron Corner, Portsmouth
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NEW CROP-N. o. Melasses, choice DUAL
IN ity in lots for sale by S.R, ROSS.
dec. 8.
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Removed.

I'D B.ALFoRD has removed his Justice
IN. Office to the corner Of Third aud Market
Streets, in Branch's new building, where he
will hereafter be found by those having bust.
ness with him,
Dec 9--d3w.
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To Sborts,ner,.

To SR0rtsmen.
( TUST opened few Of the very best Enqlis
eJ Stub and Twist Double-Barrel Guns
Call and see them-they ave No..
May l6. 4. N DAVEY.
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MILLER & ELSAS,
TAI HL0)I2g,

y ASLlLQWAlWo
No 1, Corner Of Front q Jefferson sts.
|HAVING made some new arrange ments
Ii and renewed their stock of Cloths,
Cassmeres, yestings and Ready. Made Clio.
thing, with special view to the
Fall and Winter Trade,
are now prepared to furnish their former cun.
toners, and all who may favor them with ~
call, with every article for a Gentlemnnis
Wardrobe, Of the best quality, the latest styIs
ana on the most accommodating terms, at s
Wholesale or Retail.
Considering themselves second to none in
CURING AND FITTINc, and being determined
not to be undersold, they invite gentlemen de-
sirous Of wearing fine, fashionable and cheap
suit Of clothes to give them call
Crayats Of various kinds, Pocketke erchiefs
Shirts, Gloves,Suspenders. &c, always on hand
Portsmouth,, July 2, l851.-n22
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HAS opened a new stock Of
Saddles and Harness on Front
Street. two doors east of the
Iron Block, in the squareabove
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'. ronls,,s WIN. wAIus. sAaa 9,
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WEST INDIES.

We have received BY the Sierra Nevada
oar sls. Of KinssDs QAm) paper. TO Apn' lay
eo.,.in no ns~s II ispost.sc" Toe p'e-s'' '"s@,"
Of the si.nd CONTINUES be the subject Ut s'o''" ''"
cipSe, and n,rs4insr have bern held In '''"' p''''
sshc de subject into consideration
The small -prx vas spreading TO an n sla, ~ a
in, -xtus In The Pa,i.h Ut 81 Aan Ia M -, IL
"a R1avnxovn N.sri. q there hal. up u t'' last
-. =. ,,,.nv A ss,uc-u hun.ir,>i e>sss s'' .
,he di.essr appeared In the Parish, and u Thu. nu nf
.h~r, were eighty shrre deaths The whole o' N, r.
sops who have b~cn Afflicted with suiN'-i'oN, h's
,,ri over MANY miles u writ his numerous p'uh'''
80 Nd cnlv few ssistancs enable hun to perform
-. ,rcy,,us duEcp
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liilasis l.saa-E0<~s sfshc rsria er IA. -
rrom tho CsAoa Jcs-rxsha
ia TIL. ~ L..

Inc 1rrbSns, when 10 " lights shy" az
"fy,rst''i I-iif. In srSs,nx o,rr vhrA -xesn,..
:, Nay. mas nd very prAi-cw"Tthy b. ia saAr,,,
- osTou~h1 inss-rd u ovrrturuin. b.. rr s-. =
tn" n-sucs b. twcsn oar~,vs- and n. Ty.S,.. a..
a. - - y has eho~ra to slfS " u .44.@s-,s
80 en1V<t We have csu-s "a i.~l sssri-,..i a., =
- MI ernrsrr arr irs io h. r.r,l h.n So
w" pfs~~ but W. 80 c,Hnpi m 8 q -.
uH''onee oftvcn gs shoald b, t.syS..l q -.
UT; sfs That th- rSlssnr shuh hiie ~, r,.l a, -
n. l~ AID ami exrsn,N'u- mstirr- tad ~. a.,
'e' u'' uit~-sn. II /. hh, time -ia-c ~ s,,,
f"s" f-''p hum which r., T,sS--, ,ir~s. 81 -
non but cur aisr stnh.-. have ,,,,,.. A.. -.
Urn e'' rsin hsh thai mha-ns III la.ain ca saAs
wan ss-"i'si hsckcn. thu w.s..r %, WIN, 80
puni's' AMI under tn cover II th.. ,.c,,f, ,,-
~ h~'f'' enN'. 10 e-sFr. The evAnipL' this ere.
fnrr, errsts'' without ds a. ~ ,n.fr',ct.,r a. -
uo"~ p'n'c'an' our New.iors ri..r-i -. m - ~
Is~ss~t
Pending the negotiations that were s,s,, .. a "a.
land. " securc the Central Rsru-A o., "a, 49,.
made viosens ssssck xsa Hon Rouert w.ssr al
through him. upon the St.te oi lnuis ini-~a b, a,
State pride. we r~pisi. particularly "a ~ Z II n
that ULted to the Lead Nine. q, the NoriA va -
underworld to show thai the eff 1fs ale r.uu, tA- -
trIif II ls-.6 Of which Mr. WALKER va. tie f.sn~r -.
ma hsru the ii sscfihrinx ,h~ra .,.tth- W
mislt SECURE England - the market kw her bod A,
thai time urged thst The Trsss-|s s<less,-us n "A.
came of the filling m In the amount Il oGr ~, .
ME wa. erroneous bccauss, since the tArir v~os "a.
o,ersyiou the price 1t thai stAr had largely acr-,,,
We gave IA. f,bss> the hirs ssfns iora tie sp.,.s
ii lead .Lipys irum this pant for .cri~. Il y- va
rhc ruling prirr II each yrsr annexed 1as Ne sfsrs
hes not vcm;urrd Ia meet. but Tei'rras' h Aas> O.
vitb,ut shadow proof in their support AL brsnxl.
out in the cxamnztion III mstrrs immsirtl, u sAr r.
point at i,sur He hug in by neck and s,,l. d,
coal mines ii Penn, vrnia. Cans.lian lscipr,y -
ether .uhjrvt. which hrvr -nsll harin lrn the Is>
ul.r truth with which We have tr'.,i 10 ,uyr,~s ku
Though he hEs succeeded in skrn'n, the WATER h
must nos csrapr AZ th- risk II ncur'n, his tsyar.,
ur,.. We come back ro The posni fr,m whrucr r,s
psy .tart.d anil i"r Tear he msy have .or:ua-a M
Tor u,.. l-.u-ft at Ia. r,.sr- quot ,,as ,os ~,
Who tell the Truth III. bu, one ssosyl tn ts-u nj srr
mad, the cuire correctness at With ~ n,Sss
sdmit@
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A TALE or ExrRAoRDiSARrS uyyynrys,

WANT AND DRArH-7 The Fredericksburg VA Nrrs mar.
rate. thc following extraordinary incidents In the lie OF
msh named NN.on Who. some fifteen ycArs ego lea
Acrsudis sctilci In Ming George County as = mer
chat rred highly respectable young lsdy by whom
he bed 'U1r children, and subsequently, bccsme . wid
over snd bsnkrul.:
Nnh has hstc children. two Of whom dsurh
TIRE 70 hved "a su,si isnn which be rented. three
miie- below the H. separating stafford and King
G,osge Hprs fhe coolest o. the weather Ia the later
p~ii a tc-iiler lot hs chidrcn were .,tz,si WIN
wlco' iHs =, u-h, snd every one III them pFusfr.ti
while thus oo-hlcNl thor father wss take with
ciy'Ts be and In The ym hy the father and chill
dr,r. pcr,Nty hciplsss. While thus souhncsk some
fcn.s broke Ia III AMI fowl houscs and s,le e,erv
r. vi sni piece "f the farm In doing sa hey
parsed ,hrOagh The ssrdcn levcns the fence the M
Nv permitting the cattle and hogs 30 dcstrvy an The veg.
slables iI,suc sr winter The only thing cfs tor
the supIors ci me ssily snsn quantity OF cora
meal sll unruasn, COicc In thai condition they
lay large rorun e the time without water without
nrr ssa vnhoss food
"A POOR willow In the ncighborliood cert thcrn .
,u,i ,ve u.~, and d. ehle-s boy, nOt quite III -
te nj; dill cpg his strength would enable HIM
crawl Tie nrl-cc ear III the dying cu,bcrs hsifcoo
snse bread Try piece VI mcsl ssd, wish conse wshous
nhik sugar nlIa relieve the hunger VI hn dying
iaf "a and -ist~rs On osraoa wcak and feeble
he We. he <sss~ri shTossa ,hs ssow h ssssheors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

h.c,c 10 rro-urc Are AZ one Hnr the f1sAs snt chn-
d. wcui ~ cryin- for writer. end not sop IN n.
hea,- rnon~ ~ Ira. Il r.a. Icy Icy :Ir ses-ra
dsy. md, TOD IN his mercy took fwo II The c.iirss
'Twu dry- DID tls~. oo1,sss by tae -sie n Lar
II, rr~rt trd 10 prepare tern for s'-'aisnr-
trd ,cnvey the1n IA The tomb man s"sicni~iiy
,-..;, r,llc>i ~ t,und d. sun3y /. we hive l.
xii. j 4, rn t.e fstscr had AMI insenisle. witt hs
two dead rhiLrrn-nsr frozen ~ desih-iyas Jy his
,,e snd lcff 'ui IN that condir'pn Two dsy' aii<r
hi. ,h. ,hrr ia Irr nigh, preceding s.sh he bad
t,r-.rr- So ,ud heri mos, prcf,.~y BY his sic w-rs
ii. .u .d hi. barely able "a rsi.r their hcts
I'M, norv,- ~ tho occasion tsy sat by bum the whole
,iht ,lr. u-iu. their infant minis could
.u-r.s, In -,,nchns the blood poor willow. the day
Of Wnt>c,. death heard OF Il came 10 his house hsd
him and III. two desd chilrrn buried. tok TIE sck
Que. hone with her nursed thetn and hes since 70
~ mi them 4, health
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
A Coop SToKr.--The following creel'
lent story IL told Of hr shcsf. grocer. ., Portsrs

.
lent story IL told of Mr. shosf. grocer ., Port.svsA
New Hampshire:
IL, .ppess that msn had purchased some w'ts
nm "hhh had been weighed aud paid toe end ~
Hh'" had soh" TO the desk to 81 change .ss mr.
n@l"n'ns 10 "in his head while thcrr. be .s ne
go WHICH, s~uns % as Ia reject the shop BOD ..
nh'h up and take frUm the shell q Anssy wase -
.h.'s" Instead 81 Appearing suddenly All reessat
ne maj Tor his theh, - snnsher wcad lEcreby sn9
ms custom forever the crafty odd g,Istlsnisa ..se -
,n''I bis change ss u no,hing h~I happra~L ssi N.
usd.r pr.tensc of lifting the ba- To Nv d. 10 80"
ior nm. took hold vi 70 q nd exeiaiuf,i--
wrng'
Oh no. s.id the other, you u..y b. 'ufr y'' 10"
MA ior ] cuuni'd with ycuY
Well well We wont jSpuie tie mlrrr' q -
iricd nj Mr. :. putting the bse i,'o - - ". -
" There, said he. ibid you .o-sn'F - h1
mode a uIistnAe IL nearly twenty Pr..A- -
you do n, wan, tire whole. Jon n'''l al '''-
part ot IL cut" "a
Nc, no :" s..i,l rho ether st>yne D. aifeb q ~
On ihsh way to liz .trins. Of tn .n- y
take the whois
And This he did lsyins for Ia .l's'a ~ y "'"'
thc skim-mu cheese st ,he price - d.
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OREGON.

The dates from Oregon are to the llth
II March. two days later
Gold has been found in small quantitie.
In Portland
MrRDER ~ Polk CoryrY.-A man bv
the name Ut Hooser vas brrtsfsy murdered I'm P,,k
CouIty l,-w WEEKS ancc. BY per>sa named Ivrr
man. We hear many reports, osu wheshcr v,rv arr IN
rct>hie ~ knSw noe EvermAa WE ,rrv Al ,.
Heoar a serOpons b rub ~ tgushevs hovse /.
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WIKI ~ ruVety 90. Rrpns s,ys ~ xsssn>a
bee ecsfsssr1 IL msrles. - ~ s1srsussa - Arss
The papers are ssill as;sa'isg the Seat u
(:ovcshmeue Sssssna-
Can't. Ffavel. and oshers, arr engaged il
l;. ..s 40 rAsnasJ Il he bar lac ,stA of TIA
Columbia. A..
Mr.. Hearlcy says that Jc.hu. Atkins,
# r.,. r. ,usv ~ inst usiy klr by sl'ins tree
:. Tr.-S., ~, In IN, uem is rssileorr
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- kuvs knF~ fsx t<isw ~a~s ~ ose.-.s-. A.
NJ eaersskh . ptrrax cosvst,a o. tbe o--,. -
~ q ~ 49, ~ sm asray Insir--.,i 80 - -
svsrs a snsssiisns b. t~sh rsspNt. Ne $780,
Ne enssril -sd L~yt-l~fiv- eisarsS~r 81 he - -
Lof~ ny ~xpest~uons - b the r'ssk vi ~ -
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LAUNcH.-A beautiful Steamer will b.
launched In the Of next week from ;hr ysS .
1h""rs Coiyer Es'l, to-t OF Twcnu,th It.. atesdrd~
the Norwsk roufa
she y " he commanded by Cspt n W. FJvsH.'
gentleman of high nerii, Who /. now vcfy fsv1ag
Known To the travelling community.
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Markell.

- /. fs.s erscs. fr-isy. M,rb 20 Isn
49, 10 e-rs - % re Nal 49,.
hesrsh~ Ito rt Il sss~ shs''
W hs'- GPss'sS' osase pns-- ..rts -, an.
r.fisf sif-t-fisH4aE - ~
IsFrr e .. .'- o>>a male ID Ce.L y 80 s,f Eass..
issr- s~s - 'tA Fto-s s- Hasas ~ u ~ ssS
sa1ft~n= - n q n si,.@r -
Al ta- " ssrsr tlsf - se-sht sf q. ,ah-a
IL. q h<sser.
Cav 0t e-s; Basss y ~-sx Bs~s "a
Hses.sss 'h- Afis1i< y y,-sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

ARRIVAL ofTHk SrEAMrR SEA B,ap.-
The Steamer se~ Bird arrived In San Yr,Dei.., =. :.
ian rom San Diego and Tie iEscr,ne.is~.r par,.
The Eco Bard hss expsrissced bod vspl. frun -
q her departure hom San Diego and srive3 cry, ~,
0owded with passrusr~s On the ulsss u shr -, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

er,ed Vii, ..r,,.I. il, ,h. ~,,,r wiz, r- 49,
oyf II tisir W., 20 ,.noun,c ocs ~ Co.
tiaesc gentlemen 80 ~in,I's - pr Pr -
prupsr. ih.rsurv. lit II -hl'hi Hc = , -, ~
Ar. fstrn hoe OILY Void - i-.t NJ -
Speaker two y.ars ago bus ios's DE- -.' &" ..,.hy
Der.r.t.r l..f y,i,h ~. ..owal ~, a' Fi'''
end IL nscc..sry la aei ,Hh the loeor,.s - ~
And Marshall B. y = nii'tVn % ''1.iiH - -rry
vricd FL Linn Bod Tor -ie~ser' h,' i'f' 80
sttrmIs Ia SECURE nsD hle-i'os, - -. ms 90
Pro. ON the o,ic.rilu % brr,t Gen 40
With many trsc prefer .sssrr. 70 - ,.,.iss
" hotets. herr veil a. IN Ws rnnt
leave the P""V " Jar e' iGsss, Er~sas ts'-S
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Died

A. Sc FsRr-~ ss"h - kss-n- aAi..s ,us.-.. .,a nj,
thsH ard Jsf. v u h'a.. ate ~ the yo, 80
N sfd n-,u'i- sn~r 1t "a.
"a - fs>-.e BY ar, ~, a.. -.
o. l7ih Nafth "-s
on b a. 80 NO. 'nne-.re % s-r hora Fsa.,.
"a sei - ", t~ % S-~sft w ga 'ossy.
-, ~ >s- frvrs.a, (vs- No ., No., ~,
= Hsutsn u Nrrv. AL y ,--r. M. Js.-. 4.
ysss.. WS~- isA f,iA Css~io n ven, s....,
llih Join l-- ss~d ~ I-ss i,rh -. a.-'
49, - y--s-. fsscs A-ae fs.asay ,.sr, I-,1
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H0Ak nj the WANk

IL s'"'."s sp~sser n, 49, s.psn, s'o =, ~ raj p
Ihonss N~~pssl-ss co
n Desert h,B- q. K--A lima
1aAa.t ks.-i 3 Esa.
Br.sls~r.
Bssoy ~ Vs's-d sAiss D, so,t Is.so vp ls-
{ >h~xst q Co
The Ora h-A % Ev@4C n, Jc.-rA r.n,. is-, 20 ssl
Phi Y D q nsdr-
CsTvs ssS ohsss. h-n lie Gsrcss. RAoe. Au.s n
ioSA issno ~ "a r fstssm
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Married.

IN ssr Frar.~ Nsrvb L. NJ B-s,y ofs.s Yr,.e,> q,
M tdfh ". Wissn- 81 -u.ssr toaaiy, y J.
Ia ser Isns'sso saI'h H. THAI 20 B roh~ma. Ess sys~
isf.e, scot Tie arm Of Asp Co. ~ NJ. MsLia n.Ay Of
Nee Yort
hsry.vrs. Nanh IA. ~ Re-, VI Du-s M 4 N n..<A.,I
~ Psss,. siof Ssa trsne4s,n
Tie rrsi-,- ~ arr Hiram snp.h. ,Bi q y.b -
by Rrv M lymar NJ ,sns~ A ~. Haze, u.eI
resb4
In Y,niaE to.si' q r, frh L. ~ Re-, y Arch,
~hon. s r, ~ lEn4s ~. Cbsap. -. :,
vsFrsa Ipii-ns
At f.,tenr~ II ws-isnso. " hams. v-h D. ~ re-, Mr.
NJ Holland 70 Mo Leah Williams % Ci.<..
q Cuausy. a. -
IA or-s. Cs, Feb y ~ Rev y D.s- M william smith IN
NJ N.s AIN
Ia Or.sss 20 H. b, Rev Gsors- Ch,--r NJ r,..
Bag -. ks - Jcne-
Ia fstf W. fsy-.,e q Cr1-h. A.
Ir.,s a., s-lara. o. saivsuse~.
IA Hoa-ahsns. - H. ~ II. Dana cs.s. n. a., =,
~ li.aHsh fsTu~ h-sb 81 Husoala
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COURT OF APPEALS.

-. p-~~ rt~is. lb-er,~~s hff" - 49,
W. Hev~a AaAss, &c. vs'als . hr'"'
A..Arx Wesinc sdaH April L. 1872
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

" LOssINGs 4" PICToRIAL FIELD Book
% TsR REVOLUTION" NO. 2l) Ia dcvosed ~ resnnIs
ence' d the War IN Maryland Virgins and gives
neiy u Interesting sDecdo.es OF Washington Franklin
and Patrick Henry The number has q profusioa Of
ts.s'iu Embellishments (lisrper & Brushcrs)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

- uhrr vnuss be rcsgnc) shc that II best Tor
no another VI cNssrnce and 10 1--we In was at
orse osy ercny struggle. tcrcr ~ graphing Tor
~ vent o in her In sai hour when III, the
drss1 a ys~rs facing she unniA.se 'sorn Nnl.iioa'
D. dream vanished that she ssw u failing she
- was a vision sweet and bcautaial ~ APPEAR
nse than before The hcSr' or fancy oi any human
hrsns Dd she repent In sflr slays thai doeison
ND Nav lea nos uhe woman ~ rsSract ~ her
hsuts sassc-iion after her ntllccthsd Decided foans
sheash shc wa. and In The HE Of ,hs outer c,ciyd day
val tnsxyrr<nceJ when shc f thai the rosnAnce Of
M HE was nnished she would nos sur her an,cuons
~ r~vuke her scsfs desison With her rcSoute Will
- Ae~u crushed and deal raj turned 10 10 cry
We must not omit the poriruiture Of the man
who was destined To become the ruling gcnius of
~ ks.
rAlanthus Stewart was Known only by
rrSuessua ,monS the literary circc- ol J., and nc' II
II ssscms thr cssasens OF the fsshsn~c world Ne wa
sHivaace. o irsendship which soSno were indac" by
Dsssn os ed,ur~ison os his ycnhs ~ make sppsrcn,
h coAhcssisd snd sseaI AMI rcIal-i,e the grave -
HI vho>c tme dvoss~ ~ aIlt,ous and ~ ~ truly
srcs.. ssssA talcs: and hiu,-eii, he nearly
asAs,rA by HE II srciasson. t,d all ssSl mtersoar~e
nsssr Irplmg exterior than hs. could MA rrasiily
he iusxiussl In person he va. short and clamsaly
s,.l 3wss led IN snsas. b.a gan, in spiritual is
v~oourna Lis hcsd We spseelsy shsps~i-ti icoscl
80 ficnsiy ssl~4 ~ bold ell snowiclsc The on
urrvtps a hs asosh oly rodc,i Ni aot snnullsl
< A.t Of NJ, rvrs ~ full oi kiadhncss. bus bus
ana sss h,~ ssszsed psisoaoss trnn which no genial
sA.sehs OF word would l- su''r'>i 10 e~spe One
v,.u haze swosa thas sbosc h sni'rsi for tho
surcnssir n,t~oa oi Q -sSc they suftuss worc sc'rr
scr,nsss ANYTHING bat crirfve sssr 81 tns ssAe. ~
eshrrs Lus one could ma have -s',y sworn 70" 'ao'c
eyo pevss wsls-thossh no man ever 's~ ta,'n r'cn
.sLt,pei all, trAsa lie iorule's ss pn'''~nsr sn'i
.rv.n a ii- whisr and CARING hAr b. IN coa-sa ne
urlrr Wiz, ~ snow Me- hail. 80 at tins nm be
coN nss Ia 80 rss-s he'll has orssh ysr Has vcce wss
h.ri i,a il he'd Of mastc IL a. srrisg ~ shss On
wssaunp C.lsl eless. and hobi was his i"ha-S-
c.hsas. :. issle~d ohe shroush hi. every 'nnss'n
hesrpri oa has cyos soac frun his forehesi rrscsd
tas~t i. hs sss~e-yes ,h.s hal scsal OF 9c'
Hbnsst sseai alcss n sbs world H., hal nssSscf
ks<f. snsshnf. vic. csa bss'shrr nor
d.eyE. He s always sAosd .ionc. aud siwsys th hin
80 khss. ae hssi ns.ap;sssSi Any sors ot do
.sLssas-ss Assv .ssAiaz abo~s esrap~asnstp.
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Legislature, 70 occupy seats the acor Of tho hall
during the session Of the convention.
The nance Of aDehc delegates have not reached
MS, but enough is known TO enable us to determine
pretty accurately the complexion of the hrst ballot
Though il is probable that no two persons who viii
be presented 10 the convention have fewer chances
of nomination than the two who will start with
the highest number of votes: yet may be interest
ing TO our readers to how the States appear to
stand affected towards the several candidates. We
have prepared the following table with great care,
and venture to predict that the vote in convention,
on the first ballot will not vary from it ten votes
unless a certain bogus delegate. who Processes to
have authority to cast the vote Of South Carolina,
is admitted. The fact that he is understood to have
pledged himself to Douglas, will probably prevent
his admission. Should the convention decide to re-
cciye him. 10 should be added to the Douglas vote.
making IL NJ
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Died,

On Tuesday, May q, after painful illness. WILLIAM
MADDEN, aged AZ years,
His funeral will take place from his late residence 10
Mott street this morning. ut o'clock. The rcla-
ves and friends OF the family respectfully invited
TO attend without further invitation.
On Tuesday, May 20, JOHN A., con Of Archibald and
hnrgaret Hhrdic. aged years months and ii days
INC friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
end MS funeral from the residence Of his parents 81
Brooklyn this afternoon, at o'clock His
remains VIII be inferred in Greenwood Cemetery
On wednesday May 90 after protractcd Illness IsA.
BELLA EDWARDS In the 18th year Of ber s0e
The friends Of the family and the membu OF the Aseo
catc Presbyterian Church invited to 1twd her f
neral tomorrow afternoon, at O'Clock from tho resi-
deDce Of her brother, John Edwards near the new
enrcncc TO Greenwood Cemetery without further notice.
On Wednesday May 70, OF consumption MARI Auous.
IA wife Of Albert Demarest In the Goth year Of her age
Her relations and frends lkewise the relations and
friends Other aaw, O. V Cuskeuer are rcspc,t-
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The Buchanan Com mittee

Met last night at their headquarters They cndcavor-
cd to keep their proceedings very secret but enough
oozed out to show that they in ccsaces at their
in this State in cutting the throat of General
Cas-. They have got John Van Buren, and his faction
their side in this State and they calculate this
with the state OF Pennsylvania settles the matter
between Cas- and Buchanan 1t is said that the Blu
chanan Committee are spending money freely and have
already bought up two worthless papers, There
can be no doubt that the Cas- far less confident
Than they were. They sullen and they threaten
that If Cass trickcd out of the nomination. they will
be lukewam in the coming election that Scott will
have walk the ground.
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fuzzy vtcd 10 atead her Funeral from her late resi-
denoe IL Hudsoo terrace. Hobokeu, N. J., to morrow
afteGuooa. 81 O'Clock.
On Tuesday, May IS after lingering Illness CHARLES
WArsor Royv aged 40 years 10 months and % days,
The friends of the family and those of his brothern
law Lewis Dingee John NJ Force and George r. Hopper
together with the members Of Cbampe Chapter No. rs o.
u and Red Fort Guard are respectfully Invited to
attend his funeral from So vestry street. thus afternoon
OF Q O'Clock, without further invitation
On Wednesday, May rs. ISABELLA, vito Of Henry Y.
Hughes, aged Is years and 20 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend her funeral from her late residence 26S South
Sixth street Williamsburg, this afternoon at O'Clock
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The Scott Com mittee.

Last evening the Scott Committee met at their head
quarters the Florence Hotel but did not transact any
business Of Importance. 1t the weekly formal
meeting. They congratulated each other very warmly
the victory in Hudson county. N. J. One Of the
members who attended the election Of delegates the
Baltimore Convention in that county reported the
cess Of the Scott party to be thirty votes for Gen Scott
and ten for FILLMORE and Webster, together The Scott
Committee laid some pipe last night they shrewd
set of fellows They have managed the fifth district
convention where they found that they could carry
il for Scott that il will not 80 for anybody This
mittcc are in high spirits They confidently reckon upon
larger majority in New jersey than even in New York
state New Jersey being the State in which Scott resides