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GEORGE LAWS AUskErs.--A great deal Of
curiosity has been excited during the past few
days, reiativ- to the sale or contracts made for
the disposal Of George LAWS two hundred
thousand musk is, and particularly with re-
gard to the sailing Of vessel from this port,
which vessel was said to have considerable
number of those muskets on board.
We understand that the British embassy st
Washington have been stirring their stumpe in
history of these muskets. 1t win be very diff
cult for them to extract any information from
any reliable quarter, when George Law esres
that the matter should be kept secret. George
himself is famous for finding out State secrets,
and it is stated that he is able to discover any
secret of this or any other government; but at
the same time he is very careful to prevent any
one from discovering any matters of his own
which he desires to keep from the public.
We have, however, ascertained some facts re-
lative to the recent shipment A few days ago
the bark ''Grapcshot' sailed from this port.
The vessel is owned partly or wholly by George
Law, and cleared, according to the Custom
House books, for Est. Thomas and a MARKET
mark that, '.St Thomas and market" The
Grapeshot according to Custom House authori-
ty had on board thirteen hundred and fifty
1850 packages of seasonable hardware va
lued at twenty-seven thousand dollars (s27,-
G00) Now, it is very likely that the people Of
ST. Thomas do not require great deal of hard
ware, and on the arrival of the vessel at St.
Thomas the master will be instructed by George
Laws agent to proceed to the proper destina-
ton, which may be either Mexico, or st. Jago
de Cuba, or Constantinople, or Cronstadt or
Galway in Ireland, or Ancona in Italy, or any
other market where there is material for q
confagration.
The master Of the Grapeshot formerly com
manded the Crescent City, one Of George Laws.
His name is Rodney Baxter; and very compe-
tent and expert captain he is 1t is supposed that
this shipment includes ten thousand of the mus
kets This is the first shipment, and was made,
probably, in consequence Of the contracts made
by George Sanders with his friends in London
When the next shipment shall be made, we
intend to advise the public Of the fact-and let
Lord Paknerston and Lord Clarendon know
something which they would be very glad to
know, but which cannot be impaired to them
until the time is ripe.
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To A. Gowl, No. "a Doyer street.-s,r-ob-

To A. Goyvl, No. "a D0yer strcet.-Sir-Ob-
the ana
having dissolved with the anti assoe
intended street Greenwood Cemetery. We solicit
through the smults with Albany street
mains to Se delivered foowsloSooo for rspisaisSng
place recently -
5 siss1s 81 Esas,
Periy We shall expect the remains according sdvsr
s'ss riot ss 81 n rings
brooches hais iockot, kcepsskes other souvenisrs
.asssrSlns ne. held bound To 1sssss
sai &c % IN ssy sas
in the line Of the street In yhoe names
on A Ems. y GGy shall elect to dispose
ums or Other scientific n which case the
on eontTass s.ss charge Se made fSS tSssh,
hST e q M M or whshs. q sa
anatOmcaliy for crtliring purposes should
dsn and prompt dsstsr
selves make interest IN ali future
dig, Episcopal Nsthodis. Presbyterian
an extensive with Of sunEea lots and
co aaH Co. 90 Hague
w S srsed to against AL
sns removal ns
shtened ase we fear the influence priests ana
sna
mothers few $50 called prosest against
G "a O. d e. 'ss
s1s snsTi sssis sis1 TsS @
erili.s the fields q this republic Nth the dust and
Sss s
fore be rcd In
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United States District Court

BEFORE Hon. Judge IngefsolI
MARCH 29The Post Office Robberies-7he United State
against Theodore A. Rosie-1hs Is still Counsel
for the prisoner addressed the jury yesterday and this
morning counsel for the government will sum up the
case
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MeetiHg Against - Opening OF Church.
yArds-PEoeeedlngs, Resolutions, &c.
tn following calls for meeting in the Tabernacle
wye puhlshed in yesterdays HRArD:-
PvsLIo hExrrno-A Pcr.ons opposed 70 the sxtss sion
Albany street through Trinity churchyard vted
to attend public meeting q the broadway Tabernacle
Wednesday evening, March ~, Mt 7fs'ciock.
Mass MErrIwG.-Ali persons opposed to the removal
the remains Of bodies inferred in the burng ground
corner Of Second and First street parti-
nsee Wednesday evening the 2ssh inst At ~ o'clock
spectfuy that in Of the
posed the Of Trinity Church grounds holding
Getting the abovenamed evening, IL has
deemed expedient to unite with thema and ensto9r
combined efforts to the sacred resting places OF
dead from molestaSon.
The audience, though not SO numerous as might have
been expected was respectable and as was evident from
deeply interested in the objects for which
the meeting was called The meeting organized by
Dr. Fisk and Mayor Harper called to preside and
the following Vice Presidents and Secretaries appoint
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Court Calcndnr--Thts Day.
SURVIVE CouRr-Crcuit.-227, 21o, 294, 372 to $40,
$50 TO 38e.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Thc trial calendar FOR April, May
and June containing 200 causes IL ready at tho
Clerks Office.
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Peter Roberts 81 Co., 375 broadway have
81 received large stock Of Maltese iaces al In black
xiypurc. The fpring hosiery has just come TO hand.
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Crnyon Pictures, CystaIlotypcs, Stcreo-.
scopes plain dasueIreoypes lOekes pictures 60 taken
Fair Premium Gallery, No. 1863 broadway.
SAMUEL ROOT Daguerreotypist.
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Fac smile [" Gilles"l supposed TILES.

Fac simile r. Giles y supposed TILES
[ENDoRsED.1
Know all men by these presents, that - do hereby
appoint - Attorney, irreyocabe, for - TO sell
and tlaster to the whole, part of the within
named shares, with power, more attorneys un-
and SEAL this twenty seventh day Of February, 1884
In presence Of - WILLIAM O'BRIEN, IL. s.
The certificate is beautiful copperplate en-
craving, with vignette displaying the Goddess
of Liberty reclining in graceful posture on a
verdant and blooming parterre. She has a
staff crowned with the cap Of liberty lying
across her lap her left hand is engaged in
emptying large corn basket of doubloons on
the ground around her; and whilst with her
left arm she supports shield emblazoned
with the arms Of the United States, her right
hand is evidently employed in patting a fierce
looking American eagle standing by the shield,
with its wings about spreading, holding in one
claw the olive branch, and in the other the
naked arrows Of war, and viewing the scattered
dorbloons with an unmistakable look Of cove
tousness and ierocity.
These cmblems are strikingly significant, and
speak a language all can translate.
This matter should be looked to. Wcare not
the constitutional advisers, legal or diplomatic,
of either the President or Mr.. Secretary Marcy.
or of the local authorities, but we admonish
them to do their duty.
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Becbc & Co., Fashionable Hattcrs, l50 Broad
waySprng and fashion for gentlemens hats and
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At Home Tho Of Childhood and The Poor risi
Boy cents each Aneazon Schoscbc % conts
baltimore Clipper Vaise 10 eents Just published by no
mail postage free Dealers wishing any music american
foreign make continued supplies
same will find II TO their interest to call forward the
orders.
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Anson's Dngucrreotypes.-lf any one were
ask where would be the best place 20 good and
durable daguerreotype should unhestatngy say st
Anson for have seen and tested for ourselves that
so cent pictures equal in size and quality to those that
others charge for Now this Is great saving not only
OF money but OF time a. are detained bue rev mo
We commend all lovers Of daguerreotypes to
ANSON'S ESQ Broadway.
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o: No. -. - Shares.
=: SAN FERNANDO COPPER MINE COMPANY.
&: Organized under Act Of the Legislature of 7
z. New York, authorizing the formation OF corpo-
E. rations, passed Feb. II, lS4S.
e: This is to certify that William OBrien is enti
3 lied to shares OF the capital stock of the
san Fernando Copper Mining Company, trans
- frable ON the books of the said Company, by I
=. the said William 0'Brien, Attorney, upon the
, surrender OF this certificate.
<: Dated New York, Jan. so, 1854
2: "a. p. TILES sec'y. WIN. 0'BRIEN, Pres't. I
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Naval Intelligence.
Kings County Court Of Sessions.

Tie sloop.ofwar Germantown sailed from Rio Janeir
Jan. q, fer Montevdeo.
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goo Daguerreotypes.-The Best Quality the
produce daily At all prices from cents
upwards by the New York Daguerreotype Company,
late Co.. No $50 Broadway Our friendesh 70
to this company for fine portraits
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Pion0s.-T. Glib,

first premium pianos with without tho loan and with
the celebrated rcular scales L. bcrts
toudor pianos Hallet Cumstens pianos (of tho old
tablished Of Hactt Co.. Horace Waters pianos and
those OF other makers Wholesale retail at factory
prices. Second hand pianos from SO TO sl50
HORACE WATERS, 33 Broadway<v
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I.a Roy, n y Apdl 1854
rAEHrHFATioK or MANUEL uUEias
TEA SUMMER hohTHa

ftis b tsfAef TOO generally ncglees-
81, lalgise from thc naal.ef 81 eai.s..
Cd manure heaps uhich nay be sera
aioos al oNr NaEAs sLe eirua.sr. If
I''gsi'e,. q stables, A., ars ihrown down
where Il nsy b. mesi osat,siesl All
there icn espeseS 10 ne destructive o,
wasting iaflasHces n sind and rain
by snch ircaiBeut the nanufe Les,
s'l' se.a 1ass al ,is virtues. The rreas
sgPs'ieTsly u covered. over unco, cred
siansHs ~ss reoeHiiy u'slo msn,fes, by
a refor Y sSsne osI.csiaeni. made uiiii
esch. A. il roqaircs, ho~e,gr, cos,il.
"fsise nas and eHpenss 10 p-s,i se =
Place y ,lssl'ss fas Tho manure u ,hs
stable, she p,ssiy, asd iLe oails.yarl
ssd A. so'as msy be in3soeI b. she ar.
tack rsasrrol 70. os ~ oshsr csn,idsra.
''ons 10 'aie aoae Haass care e a.eir
manure ghaa hiihsro, BAT sls have =.
gsi no shelter pro,lds4 Gos Il Er.sm san
sid ra.a. Ne ucull saegssi . Ine,As.A
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nHEEDINo va IN HRoKEv DOWN
AND DisEAsEn MARES.

tbs not uncommon practice j. one
great coase uhy there are 80 many
b.r.es u an.oand constitutions. - ready
o. break dosn or take on disease from
sscr-wofkins OF oihcr errors ia man
arcm,ot True. horse Of the sound.
Ct and bcs constitution will break down
gHltf bad treatment such ircaimeu, as
ID pains ~ TO witness not untrcquenily
bot the produce of Al oil di.ca.od mare
aili break down under bad treatment
much more readily Than that % perfect
ly s'unl and healthy pareulasc For
example !, Is well ascefiainei TIM, bro
ken wind can be propaeaicd, when ei
iher .ifc or darn Is affected With that
disease aud that, when Inherited in
either case, there Is a very high prob.
ahiiy that uhen ANY produce of such
d.-ca.ed animal, ). pot 70 Wgfk, It viii
soon become ibick Ia The wind. and be-
{ como brokcu-winded az an carly arc.
/ Il !. poor policy, therefore. 10 breed
from ga old broken down or broken.
windcI mare. Better 10 shoot tho old
creature. and breed from young aud
Z perfectly sound mother. Tho colt. will
be worth enough more 10 cover nbun.
dainty the difference in the cost
Cobafsy Gentleman.
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EDUCATION or rouns MEN WOMEN

Antioch College. at yellow Springs,
OHIO, over which Horace Mann pre-.
sides. Il is understood. is open both to
ma'c and female students. IN his in
augarai address, be argues the proprie.
iy--nay the necessity, Of educating
young men and young women in the
same seminary, md under the influence
Of regulated social compaolouship. Al
i"r setting forth the true conditions Of
ssch education and meeting the usual
round Of objections thereto, Mr. Mann
snuis up ou This head a. follows
Beside and beyond all this, believe
ihnt the daily and thrice daily meetings
OF the sexes, with occasional interviews
in social circles. will b. mutually al.
SaniSgcous TO Them. II will be both
moral Restraint and intellectual excite
mrni. That Innate regard which each
sex has for the other sex. over and
above wha, It has for the same good
qualities IN its o~n--ihc difference be-
tween friendship ard lo,e---is too pre-
cious and too powerful an agency to be
thrown away in the education Of either
! believe ], TO be an agency which God
meant We should make use Of TO pro.
mole the refinement, the progress aud
the elevation OF them both. believe
u may bc made to supersode many Of
our coarsc aud crude instrument. Of die.
cirline---,hc goads and bludgcons Of
punishment which are now employed to
rouse young men from the siupemc,ion
oi ,dicness or beat them back from the
gateway Of sin.
Ani what a state Of society docs II
in'inoibly argue among parents. and in
tAe community a, large. il young men
and women can not be brooghl together
70 pursue those enobling studies, ard to
secci'e il'osc APP, Instructions which pre-
cIrincnily q, them for the highest DO.
lies Of their oommon lie, without nu.
'usl peril And where in reason. or in
divine commands !. there either war.
rs''' ~ prrieH, FOR the doctrine that
ihoso sacm God mingles together in
ii'C falsely. by biuh and shom, through
'le saosed ordnance q marriage. be- dc.
s.ns ios a ssill closer relation in naer
life ~here, ak, is there any author.
uy, hunsn or divine. for Selling and
'iolrn'ly separating these sane parties
for i9af, Or sir. or ten Of the middle
year, " ileiF existence f--,hose very
ycAfs shon they can best prepare Them
'eises, BY ihe elevation q whatever !.
IN them Of good, aud the suppression Of
~1aicser IL in ihets Of evil. for future
oumFauionasip - intimate a. 10 be lost
Ia 'defl.iy. Sseh seiarsiiou Is %, ios,s.
y unnatural asd Il Il h. neo.ssary for
Tie preservation Il scKazl pu,siy. Il Is
''H's HAT tic uhole ooinmsni'y should
take The a'afm and hasten 10 dc,i,e a
icss sncnsirs-i. remedy.
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GERMAN
Uroscopic Physician
DIR. NJ. f. EDISON.

AfAH . . = Aff'H'a'N
NiYOuLD respectfully inform the Hta
w lirauduu AID vicinity, thst be aN
Medicine on Tire GENlH.fN DHOsCOIICN
which leads him 10 locate and dcsctilr Che
ui disease uts CHRONIC CHAHAtIih t
utmost accuracy and satisfaction. a rlaa
tanning about twuouucos 81 urine pasfrg .l
murnin with tie name and Hgu ot ihu pa
enable HIN ~ ifeai successfully The tHse Do
Hence, one Individual eau bring rctrfai
medicine can be sent 10 any part at iIo e
remedies anew holly at the HIFuHNin rff.f"
ionng essentially from those Of any oihu
achoni, consisting Of Chemicals and LtIa
mot concentrated form, and obtained aia
Hivoly from the vegetable kingdom, uhtiiiH
convenience pi bulk, 6e., heretofore an 90
their general use. Unlike the Put,ut Hilnr'.
are reliable, efficient and safe, acting in
wiki aaturo's laws, without enon auug s.
the vital functions pt organic lilc. The fH
IT. 81 Tho two rAstrms IN their Hpplirtl
removal Of disease, We leave for people q
sense to determine.
Sauguiuc that he b. enlisted In good 81
cause Of humanity and iuf lnstinablr ess
and restoration 10 health Of Those suftnlt {
oase, with whom are associated the shove =
mcuts Of life, We cannot bat invite and ufr
rinas consideration 90 THE inost import
and leave no means unified a. prYiauis q
and happiness Of yourself and inehdt 'i
humble aud grateful recipients nf h, fsiasr
daily recciflup thoir voluntary acku1u lsaia'
The most enthusiastic terms, Of cufra iHs
nnd slChhtss, totnp nf which were rf O. q
tTeue caHrs 81 misery, 81 from five 20 isa
standing, now fust,ied aud Ia The euI0dlsa
We would particularly cali your atlchtaf
luW ing llft Of Chronic diseases, Whifi iHif
iuIg b. vrr} Tfest cttont haficd thr aaln
irssluu ut large, bat NOW clhimrd b. hH e
iiai u surccstiHi treatment and cHir, fi
Affection u the Lunss, Throat, lltc pa,
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Young animals shoola b. kert eraw.
Ing u''iil 'hey rezrh maturity. II .aE
'efoa 10 go poo and stop sro~iny. ihry
~iil reir0sraie and never attain a fall
sife sna vshoo, grain. or somesl.sae
,'4ieF than hay, Il !. BsIl 70 imfo.s.i..'.
% .rsr 'se'n "a thai oondiiaSa, esJ.esal-
y the fns inter.
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CL0T HI \ g
FOR 1854.

FOX 1861.
AT No. g, Perkins Block, RUTLAND.
rIIIE SulserIber cordially invites the
putiic 90 40 estly examination Il he well
srlrrei stock ~ hood, assuring triu tart ihey will
nnd thoni unsurpassed BOO quality uHd extension II va
uuty. shali oniy SPECIFY a ie" articles
UNDER COATS;
Black Dross and Ffosk, hlact CssbmaTer,
Blue Black ni,'e
nuo Dfess brown
Known Green "
mur, RiarA, olive, nnwu, aiid nlah Mined Cloths,
sacAs anu Ffnfks-
OVER COATS;
BLACK. Green. pub, niue Black. Blue, Grey, OLIVE,
Brown auI Ni1ru.
PANTS
BLACK Dssskins, uiael Cashmere.
iaug diu4, hissi ditto,
ul4e, Fanej, and Missed sli,asi, 49,, 6r.
VISITS;
BLACK saun, raury colured SIX,
IaffF Gfshadief,
Valencia. Lasting,
Cloh. Double Breasted, Chth, single d.
4 sn,a large iut II cheap heavy cio'ting ior even
YoUTHs ANn BOYS CLOTHING.
intend O. farp st.l .lffatr g. usft the with.
tsai ,--liina ira.t ailrr.,si stsis aad quainy.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Shirts, Bo-o,u.. eofsr-, rudsf shlHa Dunen,
hauatereliei., tnFais, -torts' hflees,
isif lnsue-, Wallets,
pufi MaHia-.
fsrtaaery, niis, ftr.
FALL sTYLEs HATS And cars
Trunks, Nalises, Umbrellas, &c.
The ful.acflrf uaail take ttis -auffanify 90 81
rfrfs Doc tasHss 10 Do friends nhd i'r1rf rsialicrs
&C. pat fseor' and tfiij s-i.'i' r'.in'sssnes
H4fIsa8, ncC. 2. lshl, at
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Drugs & Medicir.

-HI w hoICfsnIC,
bplN la al POND a. MOItsIss Z
j Building, Main street, iaT the iafFsf 'af
pure. iFssh bugs, Medicines, Chemirah. &c..
bci1fc offered Ia Vermont. Thoy AZ" nou ass
60 furnish Physician in any antirlD co. ih.ri
New inrk Nhnicsalo prices. Family N.sirs
ever, variety niu shod NJ low prize ffr
TEtsTLS. ABDOMINAL SIfpOErEHs "a
SUPPORTERS, silOtIDER HRi ti- N
STOCKINGS, PEssARiEs, i.ArTfAis 4tr
IICfAL BUEAsIS, NELplIAN'S rnEt.IHl
a ncw and desirable article. syringe % urr,
scupti1n, AZ reduced prices.
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MARSHAL'6
Uterine Catholic0n.
The great remedy FOR those diseases which
arc p.euliar 70 lomAles.

I'lliS medicine g. amrug The limited runAof ui
1 tisuso t4at sfe Rn they advertise 90 be- and that
never disaTu0ilt reasonable expectation. lH news
paper siycfiIf crugut we c1nnut wfh.Hi violation
ni prupHeiy, enter upnu tho "details ct th'.r delicate
complaints. This much We hnaW and -ay tearic.sy,
that feeble, weakly women vino Wtfc ufi able a.
walk aern-s the iiuof without assi.taure, have hl
ustng t Been r-trred 10 health and strcugih and in
SOME chscs 60 such dcgcc even, 90 g ahie d.
miss their htpd help, and a. de- the work Of thtir
families alone. These are facts Rnd veil known In
The localities whore They have occurred. The names
ui those individuals and ihyif ailments az not he
paradrd 10 Tue columns ot O newspaper, bot mum
brr sufficient o satisfy any ore desiring 10 inquire.
Will be ufG' he'd ly the putshef 90 ihi. advertise
mcnt az by ilnsr who soll the auiclc. valuable
troatisc VA Tcnsic Complaints, s.0 The GrUienhuiR
Manual Of Health, wiz be- found WIN the agents
named below which thu-e who rhu'fc are invited tu
consult The prize b. reduced a. : 80 per hHttle
Slld hy Pond n haFr. Rutland t. t. tlfC, Bran.
don e. q. Nithnisi ttstlciun fnhhUsi iuId,u A.
Co., CuttiuF.1tlc. 2imi
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