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DAMAGES As TO cosTRAcI FoR HAcHr,ERI.
Hnliard & MoTdeeai az, simeon Benjamin.
COURT or GENERAL sEssIoSs-Mn Il-BOfor'

James OHea and james I. Batters0n each indic
ed for grand larceny were trcd ana acquitted
Prince indicted for sy and larceny on the house Of
Eus Berthof pleaded guilty attempt a. grand larceny and
reminded for sentence.
MARY Lynch indicted for grand larceny pleaded guilty TO
petit larceny. and remandsd for sentence.
jeremiah Miller indicted tOF Burglary the store Of Mrs
tried end convicted Il empt a. grand aceny
Ne W Z romandcd for sentence.
Ellen Burke indicted for grand larceny IL stealing p worth
property Nrs Mccarthy pleaded guilty peat aerny
She wa sentenced 10 the City Prison flr 81 days
Daniel indicted for the grocery store OF
George A. Hunter Waiers, pleaded guilty attempt q:
burs ary snd vi rouended for sentence
The Court then adjourned for the day.
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Advertisement.
ELEGANT PARI OR PAPPRS.

SxrnbfN sbRt,D Importer M.1uf,crrsrs and Johbers Of
Wan Papes, ~ their ana sn,rvl, v.rehou.- No 4O4
bsd~sy, sTo now resolving and will coutnue receive BY
Various 'sses arriving through the season
attractive NOVELTIES which European ki can produce in ,hs
Inc Of Psin. Gold and Vevet DrooElrIvr WALL PArrsS
chesply with very ch and ,LAsoKArs Hc1scs sdsptrd
10 Cottage Hall or Palace are invited cal and examine
ch and attractive stock Pss shall ma ~, and M en-
rsct. shsA b. executed with pranptnes and .iic .sfl
hessAn supplied with American goods Al lowest possible
paces
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Ia " INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-MsY ll-GESEViL Tenn.
William H..Blashfeld ana David West agt. Braine
Walsh ,nd Helen Walsh-Judgnen, affirmed
SUPERIOR coURT-BefoF' Judge oAkltr-Mly II.

SUPERIOR COURT-Before Judge OAKLEr-Msy II.
ALLEGED TRTSFASs.
John Buns as, James oRely James Malhol and Philip
MantZ.
II is alleged that the Cd Of December, ls5i, de
fudsn. broke into plaintiffs premises IN the baserent
building corner Hsninersley and Nariek St. and violently
elected plaintiff and his family thereiom &c Damages ar
claimed IN the Of 5000. - =,
Nr OR il appears the landlord MI n bis sseat ana M
Nantz police on a. The latter, il said hsi warrant
In ,rsrdt 10 sousSopey and con'enaea the proceed
mr., baa been regular Some little spsung OF words TOOK plaee
between the counsel Aniif and Mr. hsntz eaed az W.T.
ues,l IN the Coartroo Mr.. NJ said be would MAKE ts
counsel prove assertion be had made u regard 70 NJ
appears resigned hs situation 10 the foS an ae
counsel made remark. the reasonsl 4 costs nm
She judge aid there nothing asanst MI ana 10
COMPLIANT dsnis.ed him The Jury fund Ser,ot
,..rst the other two defendants for IS which Games ke
sourf o, COTS For pl.nts Nj J. w Lstso boz defense
Nissan. fos.ty and HArtt
INJURY Bf CROTON WATER.
Obsdiah L. sheldon and Others at Aaron Jones
Plaintiffs occupied second and third stones OF stoe
and the fourth IL alleged that the TAP Of ms
Croou water the fourth story had been len negigenty an
nur on Saturday nga overlooking the trough OF basn nd me
running tin Monday through the ceiling % the premises
Of psnt f. nurng their goods the Of $50 or 500
Suit brought for the OF loss IL said n deiess
thst defendant let part Of the fourth third party
and there w.s no evidence that the water had been len rnnns
by defendant or any in biz employment Verdict Tor ae
feudAn For plaintiffs Mr. T.. Terry for dsfendan Mess
C<sm. Cornell and TsSpsead
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We would call the attention of all to the adver

,.enent Of an Auction sale OF 5S BUILDING Lors Brook
lyn 10 come OF WEDNESDAY May 6 NJ o ococS on the
rounds We viii nothing about the location, eghlty &c
Of the place will nofhng and Judge for yourself
the rspdy with which Brook yn growing viii insure
and profitable aud cesp and convenient
hone The Lots situated Division Evergreen and Bush
~cksv. Court Shaafr and Van Noorhsts Fel Maps,
Ticket. full particulars apply 10 JAMES w BAHGEk.
No Nasseu-st, }. T. RUNcGY, No l9 Gfaod-st, VII
Aamsbnrgh.
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ELECTION OF CHIrf ENGiNEER.-The election Of
Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department Of Hoboken for the
viii take place Monday evening next Engine
Company No. ! and Hook aud Ladder Company No have
nom mated NJ John Van Bosksfck f0r reelection Engine
COMPANY No. has yet nominated Three Comp.tirs VIII
psriic pate ihe election Engine Company No % mem
hon; fnaine COMPANY No = 81 nembers and Hook snd Lad
der Company No l. ) members The Hose Company not YET
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CoNNoS PIEAs.-Part Nos. 10, il6, 3Oi, 5O2,
$50 2 Part lI-No SO, s3, So SIS 5s, ST. 5a $50
55l, 552, $751; 500, $50. 557, 5j8.
SUfERIoR CoUBT-NoRdag.-Nos. 3i5, 54,, s7l
go sl So g3 9o5 Gle, OF. PIP gf Oh, flG, ~ ST.
ST. Ss 763 2ls 20 a35 T6 m, s75, s52 46i 49, ST. 5Si
$50, 4c6t.
CIRCUIT CoURT-M oHdoy.-Already published.
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Town OF BrRGrN.-The Board of Councilnen of
the Corporation Of the Town Of Bergenncuing the
rtory wing Of NewJeTsey Railroad Of Hack
cnseck north Of the Morris Cana and Of Newiork Bay
Thursday afternoon and organized By appointing Giet
Sip President BENJAMIN Mills Secretary, and George Weeani
Treasurer The Board then adjourned again Monday
fhc 2l inst O'Clock 7. NJ, the public house kept b.
Mrs. RnA
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ADVERTISEMENT
GAS GAsli-New STYLES of Gas FIXTURES, for

the pfr Trade Of both modern and antique designs just out
vho.pe tuyers psr ulaIy invited 10 call a. the ssa
Meuufsetrrinf Depo, Of ARCHER WARSEE Co, No. S5
proscway Ato, the best Portable Gas WORKS Tor county
Dwelling, Churches and Factories. in this country.
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NUFTTTI IIallII J.
SpOw.-Tbis great dispI
TpF BABY s

THE BABY SHOw.-Ibis great display OF the
So, enc Of nfante humanity il announced for Juno
and and So certificates have already bssn Issue
ont Of fh. 100 admitted il viii be full and complete "a 81
rsr,c Nothing will b. ieft undone to render tho bAA'on
ucd6.t correct AID highly Interesting one.
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ADVERTISEMENT
PLAIN AND DECOR ALIVE pAPFR- III ANGISGs -

PRATr HARDrSBrRcH Manufacturers and importers No $50
Broadway between Leonard and fsnkin invite attention
10 the extensive stock which Is unsurpassed by /, ts
F1thful and pshed woTknen Of
- country, short notice aud their WORK warranted
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ADVERTISEMENT
RriTTIFUL AND u

BEAUTIFUL AND tHh-Ib ENIff'iA'N'
Both THIS AFTERNOON and EvfSING at BAHsvns MUSEUM
Perfectly novel elegant and highly amusing visitors may
%. a. the the Giant Gsnte the Mammoth I'M
the Mermaid Dwarf Lady, and all tho other Cnrosities
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TAlFeTtlseI1
HoIsF. ETPSIsIuSG GOODs.-JANES BRRBR ~

Co. No8H Silver Plated Ware Tea sets T.y
Spoon. Forks CsreTs Pitchers and Gobss; Britannia Goods
iaranned Tea Tr.,s ivory Table Cutery foshsr Dusts
P.hss &c kitchen Furniture; Refrigerator. all ne approved
Sc Broadway.
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AN'ri Ai-'lilttiN
SPECIAL BULLETIN :

The public hereby warned against the false pretenses
of certain individuals who enaesvong supplaut
IYoN's MAGNETIC POWDER
for destruction Of Bed bugs Reaches Ants Feas Moths
Plaut-Insects, &c. with
Poisonous LIMITATIONS,
entirely and emueuty dangerous The inventor and
rroretor attention his volumes OF certificates from
he m scientific men al aud abroad and his testimonials
from the British Government the Worlds Fair the American
Institute kc; also 10 the
NATIONAL MEDALS
awarded hmSn of the superiority Of his Powder
every other bane sud Of it freedom from al poisonous
Ingredients. His
MAGNETIC PILLS
Rats and Mice equally efhcacious, and attention -
rspecu, tho testimony favor o. bo,h prepare
tons At the Central Depot, No. 42f Broadway.
EMANUFL Lyon.
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Corporation or HUDsoS.-The Board Of Aide
men of the new City of Hudson held meeting O
Thunday evening. The following we're announced
the Standing Committees for the ensuing year
Findnoe-Aldrdge, Van Repel-
Ncklels-Niis0u Orr
Alns-BeAtfy, Grsohele.
Irci,e-Nsn Repen Orr
IUe D,p0rineat-(iof, Realty.
Streets aud Roads-Orr Aldrdge.
Lara md OrdindHoes-Orr, Grischele.
ReJair, 0rd SBJJte,-Beagty, Van Riepeu-
Pablo Buadires-Goa, Aldridse. Beatty.
The Board will meet on Thursday evening.
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fAdvertssment
To r, ppGyyYS AT Oak Hall they will find an

~ - ~ New sprrx .Dd SUMNER Clothing suitable 20
efsi rbcL Is our rule eel them kedncton Of
ise rom regular prices DEGRooT 5oS Nos and %
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-NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

CHARLrs c. BuRLEIGH is expected to lecture on the
great question Of the age American slavery, this
evening and tomorrow afternoon, in the Primitive
Methodist Church at Paterson y. j.
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The deposits are still accommodating Their loans
s5e ssI O5s sganst s4s $50 Sal January l. increase
of g. eos AT that time the deposits were ell 50o
900, and now SIS, $50, 600 in round numbers.
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fAdvrtieemeutl
-

CARPETNGs, Oil CLOTHS, &c, AT RowE's.
Ne ~ Hupsos-sr-Best quality heavy Sheet Oh Cloth. Gu,
80 na s<ss ysrd Csrpeiiass d scJ Description equal.
Fss, fu ssA Oely
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fASvertisement
WINDOW SHADES at Wholesale for Cash, Dy

Wooprogp d WrNYL. No. 70 Csthsrne-st, y y, MANI
fefuers q Wiprov Shades Table OCo1sTs winch taeJ
offer q prces 10 suit the times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor of The

Seapo Consulting and Operating Surgeon No ~ Fhh sv
Oahes hours from 8 10 9 10 s. and to evening
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fAdvertiserentl q,
rr,s Tho hest assortment Of FINE TEAS vii

l.. cr-8 .. he C,S1ox IVA CosfETs ne~iyerse'sd ana
elegant store No Is Sse~' 81, T w ". .t,
~, car DO better here than elsewhere, ethU .,
b,i..sis or r,,siL No branch stores
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Advertisement
WORLDS SAFF Observation-Disclosures of LII

h Pscn chilled Iron Fre and BuTssrproof SayrS Almost
exclusively used BY Bankers Brokers' Merchants and Jewellers
when known Backs warranted 10 be taken of with
driver. Depot No. ll9 PeaTst. J. C. NoRRis, Agent
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we now annex it:

The vote on the election for Directors of the New.
Haven Road was accidentally omitted yesterday and
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TgE UoMcIpE AT GRaENpoIyr-The examina

LOVE- AND ATTEMPTED SU1ciDE.-lc sterday iOro-
noon vouns man named Alexander McCOum tempted to
commit suicide his boarding house IN J"t, Gleenpoin
b. his throat with acsniie The knife was dull and
the made hungug Job and only succeeded ia nag
Cling his throat when he suspended operations The cause
sad 10 be an unsuccessful love affair with female residing
der the McCoun will survive and try hi hand
oyemakne in other quarter II this lady still continues
O reject his suit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12

NEw STATION -HoUsE.-Thc Committee on the sub
ot of Getting ste for Station the First District
Police reported the meeting Of the Common Council IN
favor Of purchasing lot in Montague place for $1,000 The
matter was laid over for further consider, The First Dis
trc Police now occupy portion Of the bs Of the City
Hall which location IS comp aimed Of az unhealthy.
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the New York Central and not by that OF the Ere, for
the entire Board OF Directors of tho New York and
Erie Railroad Company are unanimous IN asking TOR
nothing which any impartial person would NOT al
once admit to be just Less they cannot IN justice To
their ockholdons, accept Yours, &c.
The business at the Clearing was $40 'o' 'o'
The Secondary. Railroad Company has declared a
dividend OF 4 p cent, payable on the 18th inst.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of Hartford has
made semi-annual dividend Of cent.
The bondhoders, shareholders and creditors OF tho
Buffalo and New-York City Railroad Company are re-
ouested to attend meeting to be held ON wednesday
10th inst. at O'Clock, a; the Office OF Mes.rs j. IT,
Kings Sons No SO Wilhsm-st, to act on the propo-
sition OF A. d. PatOhin.
The receipts of the Illinois Central RAILROAD Ooin-
pany for April were sloO5OO
The receipts of the Michigan Central Railroad Com
psny for April, ls55 were:
Passengers. Freight. h-oellansoas Io,a . -
l&5......... Sl52 $50 ~ $s5 1S5 81 x1,SI eDtt -
iea.......... s4,ctf 81 576eo Is S,Si . 1919 "
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BLAkfs PATENT fRE-PRooF PsNT, No. ll9
Pearl st.--Ses under head Of Paints
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Markets C CAREFULLY RsPOsrxD FOR rHn TRIsvsr-

AsHrS-There Z more inquiry aud the market = nfm saes
Of 81 Lbs At IS sloS5 s7f tor Pots and - , 10
Pearls Saersfus. DC.
wsrxLY STATEMENT by LEsrsR. PALMER co.
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COTTON-Th market is very active al full pricss W,
, further tulsncy upward The sale. reported at B.,
bales. The following are the quotations;
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CHARGE OF SELLING LOTTRHr POLICIgs-Geo.
France keeping Office No. III Pst, yesieriay
arrested changed with selling Lottery Policy ticket 90 Reboea
Pa,ter If No l9 ps The ticket appears drew prize
which the accused refused 10 pay the holder
and presented him for payment he core
up Ho was committed by Justice Welsh for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12

CHARGE OF FALSE PRETENsEs-flerman Gold
stein yesterday arrested charged with having BY false and
fraudulent pretenses deauded Alex Hsshpas Of No. 9Sl
trsis ou, Of cigars valued T8 The accused was COM
ustted BY Justice Bogart 20 answer the charge.
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RESIGNATION or THB CORPORATION ATrORSEY.-
ssmu, d. Morris Esq has resigned hs office Corporation
Attorney consequence of difference Of opinion wth Inc
Manor gard 10 the enforcement Of the Liquor lau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12

The SIxTH-Av. RAILROAD CAsF.-The conductor
driver Of the the Sixthcv Railroad who
we're complained Of days since for assault and battery
mon eo whom they elected from the yesterday
harged by Justice Brennan they having shown that the
provoked the assault and thai they merely did their duty in
sjeciing him from the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12

The CoLT AND CuDBIRTH DITFIcULTY.-ln JUS
e 10 my family well tomysef wish to INFORM the pub
Nc through your columns that h.'e been to-day scr fn in
by Justices Davidson and Pesrcy, Of the
eesOn Market Police Cont innocent Of the charge OF bas-
charged Were not my family should hsve felt ~
Seony have the die soe a,endan; upon charge;
and anxious that al who have perued the notices OF
arrest should also my cguiiiaL THOS. CUDBi2TH
kets. York May 10, 1855
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DESCENT UPox A JUNK SBOP.-Oficcr Farley o
the Reserve Cons Yesterday mae descent upon the junk
chop John styles, 30 OlP, and seized considerable
amount property which have been stolen:
ises shot 40 casting of solder 10 marlin spike bundle
yarn casks Of zinc &C. ers taken from tbs shop 10
the Lower Police Court, where they can be seen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-12

.pcci.l meeting this evening i" the Han
er Boz" - pduostion. The members are taking inc
The DoeaS and LEGAL measures for making their Asso-
neSt Sn eorroratc body, and this meeting Is held IoI
e''s~ 80 of completing the arrangements The
-. ,poear to be taking more lively interest IN
- educational matters as is evidenced by the
- - attendance ct their recent meetings.
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position. A glazing instance Of this fault is pre-
seDsed in the Dedication, In which he assures the
estimate gentleman TO whom il IL addressed, that
a. recomperse for his filisl care Of the " dear
old Charter Oak, every russet leaf that liog-rs
amorg the bosry locks Of that Genius Of WSllys
HID 10 receive the caresses of the Indian Summer
will whisper bis nsne-wLile every acorn that
drops from lie aged bands to germipa.e and per-
petuste lite line" will do something equally touch
irg. Numerous gems Of 8 similar chars,ter
abound in the body Of the work. For exam pie:
when the Pilgrims approached the Valley Of the
Connecticut, ait lay holding its silvery river in
its embrace Ike a strong bow halfben. in the
bsIds ef the swsrtsy hunter" Long Island
Sound is poeticslIy complimented as "th,t inland
Tea that annual. drifts iA smooth pebbles sud
pesrly sands upon The southern line of C)nnecti-
cut" and lite Islands are "little clusters of bril-
liants ,parking upon it's bosom" The plaia.-
i've murmurs of the Connecticut blend With the
heavy poapngs of the se,, near certain spot
which the author wi,be. 70 identify In speak
irg of the successive calamsits which visited tie
State at certain period, he rem ,rks: Scarcely
had Connec lieut. brushed from her cheek toe tear
drops that betokeD-d her sOrrow Ct the death Of
Haynes when sgsin her eye was dimmed with
the signs Of new bereave Ga occasion OF
the General AssembiJs making 2resen! Of corn
TO the Kings commissions, it exercised 20 lib.
"eraliiy as bland as if it welled up from the heart
of tse colony" Comparing the present with
the pact, apIopos Of Winthrop the author treats
US TO the image Of rash youth jostlng gray
beired age aide AID hot impulse binding the
eye Of wisdom with the dust of bis chariot
wheels as bis driver swiftly past on his destruc-
tive career" Winthrop was "the darling aud
idol OF bic fathers heart'-an expression better
adapted to the domestic circle than to the grave,
historic page.
IL 'pte Of the frequent rhetoric, vices which
infect Mr. HOLSTERS style, we cannot withhold
from him the merit OF careful composition, e1-
tensve research and sn enthusiastic interest in
his subject His work is Of highe, ORDER 'hsn
Vie Common run Of Deal histories, snd possesses
too macy substantial exceliencies to permit its
author to indulge in puerile and inflated orna-
mehts without rebube. He has erred by suop1s-
ing that the vivacity of lis narrative is increased
by the aid of glazing embellishments; but we
trust that il is not too late TO avoid the error in
the subsequent volume.
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WAS WASHING TON A PROFANE
SWEiRERi

To ~ rdito, u Inc NJ " Todsae.
SIR: IN e" Griswclds Republican Court" ! zee Is
stated that on the occssi, n Of Edmund Randolphs
dishonorable conduct In reference to The treaty be-
tween the United States and Great Britain, and bic
fsIse state mt ns in Justification Of mis- course, Wsh-
In gton became greatly ipcensed at him, and in great
passion pronounced him the dsmnedest sr on the
face Of the earth Washington was mao Of
sttopg passions bat possessed in remarkable de-
gree, the power of governing them. Nevertheless,
there tight have been occasions, as 10 the one re-
ferred TO- where the provocaon was 90 great aud 20
sudoep, a. TO completely throw him of his gasrd,
and eive 10 his passions, for the time, the mstCy
over bis Judgment. Vsnerstipg a. | do. In common
vito my country men, the name Of Washington, 90
rot Ike to believe even tnls much agsnst bim, aud
Reluctantly give II credit.
A writer 10 the April nuroher Of Putnsms Monhly
under u head Of Living in the Country, en- psgs
426 la wing the detals OF fishing excursion IN toe
"Eepperbsn," in which Washington participated,
,pesks Of linn az becoming greatly enrsged at very
Ilng oiesppointmtDt, aud dwells with sppsreot
pie ssure CD the horrid Osths which he puts IN MS
mouth ard mskes him utter. he refers TO bin a. an
ole nsD (as be wss with gray hairs and white wbs-
hers erox ing perfectly furious over the loss OF few
6,h and sgs aring like a trooper At Thst mos men
would have laughed at. TIE truth is, he 10 reprs-
serted by the writer rs uere ruiiiat-ss saythisg
but the n 60 he wss in reality TIE whole statement
II gross libel 90 the Fsther vi bis COun'ry aud nov
il obtained plscs IN 80 respectable journal ORD
lot conceive II Washington was the pure aud spot
less harscter We have been taught 70 believe nin 10
have been IL 10 time that those who intentio1 ally or
otherwise assign to him totally different character,
should b. rebuked. Your obedient servant,
Id mil. = X. v. w.
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pA,l.s.,ps,. Market. .MospAr. April 90.

FLouR-SosLBs1ois 10 the ofssles Shipping od.
A. AZ G IS bus no export demand ex Coax MEAL sad aye
Irae,iye at LAT quotsons WHgAT-very tts oh.nns or
.sps aud The market dull and droenf red held Il " V
81 10 ard he s27CdS2 - ~isout buyers - sny eftsn
RYE worth O. 45 CoRS i0wsr Of 5000 b,shs NTH
sIn Yellow az 81 o. and l0l Percy ne AZ
southern and 7c for Pennsylssuia osoeEhhs- osls.
fesiss cote; sa,sis active at f.. former as
Insl. r no .tcck In inpoftsry h4Ess New orleans 1ea
SIC scfess rsher quiet fseyis!os' sheaAsfs,i 49,.
,ns geefirseye: BACON sss ~ssted a. prev lafhes,
c. vantsd and sales Of $50 cssh on tsfms ~
rsse rUbie srEDs remain qaiet bARk unenanssa ~
Ton oli.t u previ1ls quots tons HsAf scefeei Wv ~
At SEE ard bids 81 SIC with Small sslea
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CITY ITEMS.

SUDDEN DEATH or 4 LADY.-Mrs. Frances T..
Hewe,t widow Of the lae C,pG Hswstt. formally com
Of the steamship Washington died soddesly ~
ocock Yesterday ornng rom disease a the heart % her
late re,dsnee No. ss Vest Twenty sxths She bad been In
poor health for time but q late appeared TO Be cows
iescsnt her death conversiss.
aud seemed TO be In good pn sh- to ato an ID
jop,ps room when he suddenly psued OF pain 10 hex
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hut the lacy died after hs afnysl The Jrs
rer. Jury nd.red verdict Of death from dsea,s Of no
heat The deceased native Of Loassna ~ yess Ct sss
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40 Houe. ~ DO Live Hogs 10 piss Esn 40 pss, 80
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