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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

VITANTED-TO HIRE FR0M THE FIRST OF A
w next, q small genteel dwelling house, with gas
and croton water; situated between Fifth and Ninth
avenues, and not above Twentieth street. Address, Box
1421 Post Office, stating location and price, to 4 good to-
nant with q small family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

IJOR EALE-THE STOCK mi FIXTURES OF A WE'LL
JIG established embroidery and fancy store, with two
years lease, on accommodating terms satisfactory rea-
son for selling. Apply In the store s16 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

CPfRiTrAL RAFTING AsD wEIusC-uRa OJAs
~ on receive v~isltsrs ibis aBd s,sry aAy this vees
Al ~ broadway Hop ChApsi BsikiBgs hours 10 - ~
a NJ, z 10 y. ", and ! 30 Y. NJ, (Hs<asssay sss
saiareAy FysnlSgs isnospt~3.) .AdSlstioo, - cssts.
y, f.-ltirs's circles ~ rsqaest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

Two LET or FOR sALE-A COTTAGE CONTAINING
i nine fooms Bebse's range, and good stable, on York
avenue, Clifton, Staten Island, near yani~rblita Land.
Ing, suitable for a boarding house or hotel. Apply :,
Ia Water street, New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

TIO LEr-A NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE, Win GAs
and Croton water, ~ West Twenty .sirth street.
between Broadway and sisth svenpe. Apply on ths
premises, from IL u 4 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

ITO GROcERS AND ofHERS.-ANY PERSON HAVING
second hand counter platform scale and coffee mill
20 dispose OF, may hear OF a purchaser, by addressing n
note, stating lowest price, size, &c 20 I. Aylins, o.
yandam street, rear house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

CT VALENTINES A II CLOSE At HAND
- Young ladies and gentlemen who do not wish 10 let
this important day, so iayorAbls to lovers, 20 by with.
out securing the objects Of their choice, should asnd one
dollar, and receive fpostpaid) one, two, three or four
(~aceording TO tbs quality desired splendid valsntiDe..
Strong are the Only valentines Which hav. received the
correct stamp 81 cupid, and are warranted. All orders
10 be addressed TO
T. ". STRONG, Manufacturer, % Nassau erect,
N. R-Dealers should send n once for one ~ suonx's
ten daIsr sample lots, containing 900 valentines o. Ill
descriptions.
UAIESJINEs FOR is35.-THE BEST ASSORTMENT
In the city, from blov ZERO 10 boiling heat, can, AZ
usual. be found AZ TCHNBuLLs we'll known book, sta.
topeTy, music aud variety store, ga Hudson street n.
B.-So show btils outside BY order of the mayor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

NULL BOARD-WITH VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS
IL for a gentleman and lady, and one or two single
gentlemen, may be obtained in a small family at VI East
Thirteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

r IBERAL CASH ADVANCE MADE IN HOUSEHOLD
IL furniture, plAnofortos, watches, iewslry, n~AutioAI
Instruments, firearms, ko., left y 10 sold AZ ~auctioa,
or the same bought out for cash and highest prizes paid
at the auction store, 20 CAtherln street, corner OF iLrnry
McCAFPRAY X WAITfIus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

w ANTED-A LEASE, ~ AN UNExCEPrIONA-
w able tenant, Of . small house, pleasantly
located, in New York. Would purchase, at a low rate,
an ~unexpired lease. Address, with terms, Lease, Herald
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

ITO LET-THE HOUSE 50 FRANKLIN STREET, NEAR
i Broadway, with passage way from rear of lot 4
Cortlandt ally rent 81 200 per annum. Apply 10 John
W. HAhLksLEY, No. 8 Nassau street, third story.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

T,OR SALE-OwING TO DEPARTURE.-THE BEST
property offered this season for shopkeepers, build
ers, or investment, on a leading street, and unencum.
bered or may exchange for other property, mortgages,
II soon offered. Address Owner, 3es sixth avenue, third
floor,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

NASH ADVANCED IN N AMOUNT. OR PURCHASED
~ at sight, diamoncs, watches, rich jswelry, and
Fulton street, second door, font room from o A. N. 20
p N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION 20 WARREN STREET,
one door from Greenvich.-Open daily from 10 A. N.
20 ! z. M, and 4 10 7 y. N. Interest at the rate Of sr
per cont allowed on all sums from si 70 $500. The funds
Of this institution are securely invested Ia bonds aud
mortgages In the city OF New York, worth double the
amount loaned, and In bonds In this city.
CALEB :. Woodruff, ProSIicnt.
y v y Wv rS,I pn Vice Presidents.
NANnnnmIT 4. RrIIns. ENcretArY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

ENOR SALE, VERY Cheap A SPLENDID SALOON
a good location for business, situated ON Broadway,
the proprietor having other business which demands his
attention.. Address A. y. c., Broadway Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

ID r. FOSTER & HIRAM Dixon GIVE LESSONS IN
DE- bookkeeping, writing, &C., Office $40 Broadway,
lAppleton's Building,) where gentlemen are qualified for
the counting house, In q superior and expeditions man
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

NOTICE SEWN PER CENr BONDS or THE STATE
IN OF Caifornia.--Iioldsra Of the Seven per cent Itsds
OF the state Of California, becoming ia. on tho hrst DAP
II March, 1853, are hereby notified that said bonds viii
be redes med upon presentation At the once 81 the
Treasurer OF the State OF California in Sacramento city,
and that the funds arising from tho payment win be
for warded Ia the holders In New YORK, a. the erpsnss of
the state, II dcslred. Information In reference thereto
can BE- obtained ofMr Johh Cook, Jr, 81 nroai~ay New
YoLA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

EINE yALESTTNES.-THE AMERICAN VALENTINE
IL Company sIl keep a choice assortment Of fine val.
ebtines on view, for the accommodation Of retail pur-
chasers, at Wholesale prices. Once 50 Nassau street, up
stairs. 7. s.-Wholesals purchasers supplied at reduced
raier. T, FKFl.k.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12
MsTRUCTION.

A SPANISH TEACHER w~ANTED.-TERMS MUST BE
moderate. Address, stating terms, O. N. K, He
raid Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

ITO LET-THE SPACIOUS LOFTS, Oh STORE 100 JOHN
Il street, TO let For particulars inquire on the pre-.
misses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

nj 0TICE-THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
IN ing under the firm Of Lincoln a Green, Ia this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business in future
win be carried on by Richard Green, who alone In au-
thorized 10 settle the Affairs Of the concern.
A y. LINCOLN.
New York, Feb. !, 1855. RICHARD GREEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

49, t '1W sW1
Two LEI, OR FOX sAIE-A COTTAGE gEsfDgSCE.
IL With stable, coach house and outhouses, &c 10.
gether with Gle vsn lots Of Erouhd, handsomely laid out
With trees and shrubb-rfss. the same t.ing IN .l0ssl
with piekst fepc. and gateway, NJ Tho corner ~ HRhiy.
eighth street and the Blooming9sIs road. The aboro
property Is located In the finest spot on this Island, and
very easy Of access The street IL opss from the Bloom
insdAls road 10 the Eleventh avenue. Apply % ". NIL
son, corner % CortlAndi street and BroAdvsy.
VN0 LET OR FOR sALE-Tg HAsDsONHY FUR
pisbed fr,t class res four story bra 80 stone front
knglEh basement hous. situats No ZT Yves, Thirty.
fourth street has all the MODERN improvements, IL "a
perfect order and affords . rare Opportunity for persons
desiring a pleasant and elegant ~resl9snos the house anf
furniture are both nev. Gsa wfi b. rented together, on .
lease, or sold. Address. bor 2t52 Post ohos.
ITO REHT-s10Rg NJ 3 BIBLE H0usY, YOUTH
j avenue q most superor Gtaad for an u .holsisfsr,
Or any other kBd 81 business. Possession inansd aisiy.
sbd . favorable Lessee gwen after Lot ~ Nay W a.
CHRANEH 4 CO. No. , E,bls House, Fosrth av.nss.
no HET yERY LUw-sEyERAL KOOMs on mr.
i 9th nnor ~ Trinity b~uiliing, Brosa-sy Apply
At "a Trinity budding.
uO IAsE FOR TN ~YEAe-TOR a coal YARD
Il ~ apy Other pgrpo,s, 'oHf Or dr lgis ,itaAte3 On
sauthstsf cStDsr ~ Thirty ninth street And nr0Nssy
AIRY "a HOW'LL q. l1fECE. Pine street, corner u
Brosauay, sBa'r hsirupol'an hAEk
ITO HAsF-lm LAHGE BOON 80. 90 DROAD
A yay, on sseobd aoor, 2txloo feet k~saoB iaitsbls,
ahd upsoipNss"a. for almost apy iiui y tssiHs,s icing
IN tho psAi th0roaghfars, a short Nst&Bss only aSgrs
Chanbsu stree, fosssfsi0a nay D. had inpssistsiy.
AtJiy - q W RICHARDS 17 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

cS1 ono wANTED-FoR < TERM or YEARS,
on four brooklyn city lots; said iots
are under lease for seven years, paying Interest ON four
times the amount wanted. address s. Tomiinnon. Iss
Lewis street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

GENTLEMAN WISHES 10 REN A NEATLY Fur.
nished room and kitchen permanently. Any per
ION having such accommodation, can hear OF q good
and permanent tenant by addressine whbor, box 40,
Herald Office, giving terms and location
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12
FINANCIAL.

G1en 600 TO LOAN, OR Will BUY AT
DlOO.UOO sight for oash, merchandise,
Js~Nry, diamoada, plate, or perronnl property Of nng
description, in sums from sio upwards az the old es-
tAbh.hed and responsible Pacific Loan Ohce, corner a
broaaway and Grand street, over the Pacific Bank. An
transactions strictly confidential and safe, aad no hum
bug.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12
TENANTS REGISTER.

LARGE FRONT AND BACK ROOM ON THE SECOND
IN floor Of ~ Canal street, to let immediately, NJ a
very low rent, together or separa@ly, or the whole
dwelling part Of the house, II desired. Apply on the
premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

nRUG SToRE-IARGELY AND THOROUGHLY
IL stocked, for sale ut two thirds It's value. The lease
liz valuable; IL ia on a corner OF marble buildings. The
owner Is in ether business. J. NJ. STARK, 40 Wall street,
basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

EOR SALE-THE STOCK OF AMT OILS, &c,
II belonging to the estate Of John Harrington, deceased;
also, to lease, the store and dwelling, either together or
separately, situated on the southeast corner OF Eighth
avenue and Twenty first street. Apply at l21 Warren
street, to p. AMERMAN, Executor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

OPTICAL PARTNER WANTED, WITH A CASH CAPT.
~ tai Of $4,000, In an old established business, pay
ing about $4,000 profit . year. Address A. Q. H.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

M ONLY CASH LITERALLY on
lI watches, diAmands, planofortrs. furniture, or any
olsr description Of property, at the agency and loan
Office, 30i Broadway, corner Duane street, second noo,
room No. o. Confidence and honor may be relied upon.
DraReh Office, 81 West Sixteenth street.
McLOU0IIIN 4 O'NEIII-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

Tor SALE IN BROoKIYS-rBAT SPACIOUS n
II convenient house 20 Henry street, ose door from
Atlantic; sire 2sxso, lot loo. Apply 20 SWELL q.
FIERCE, Pine street. corner Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-12

~VITANTED-BY A HIGHLY RESPEECTABLE FAMIL.Y
w of four persons, without children, half Of q mo-
dern built house, in a good neighborhood, above Four.
would pay . liberal rent, will pieaseaddressS NJ, Herald
Office, stating location, and where an interview can be
obtained.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-10

a Sogacious Mayor.-A mayor 81
the department Of the Hau'e.Saons.
some short time since had the follow.
ing curious decision placarded on the
church door -
Whereas at all times there have,
been disorders and a,ways will be and
whereas at all times there have been
laws to rePress them and always will
be; and whereas magistrates are np-
pointed to have them properly execu-
ted, ask ought We or ought we not
to do our duty !? If we do our duty,
We illuminated, and if we do not do
it. we are also calumnvare. Well,
then, taking these things consideration,
| declare that if that horde of good.
for-no'hings who are IN the habit Of
trtquenting the churchyard during.
divine service shall continue to do 80,
they will have to come into collision
with me-"
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ES The Empress Of the French
has made present to the Empress of
Austria of a lace dress, which will he
seen at the exhibition of Paris, and the
pattern of which was designed by The
Empress Eugene herself The value
Of this dress is estimated at 200 UOOr.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-10

New York, April 23d, 1855.
Spring! beautiful spriug.. though,
tardy in its approach, has at length
burst upon US in all its loveliness and
attendant benign Influences. After
the refreshing showers with which we
have bee" favored, SO rapid has been
the progress of vegetation that one
c"uld almost see the grass grow and
the leaves unfold. IT'S true that to
we denizens Of this labyrinfhian forest
of bricks and mortar-of brown-stone
and marble. natures sweetest charms
are denied, and for us the spring-dow-
ers are born to blush unseen, ror
are we privileged to inhaIe their per.
fumc as they bud forth in SIZZLING
meadows and on mossv banks, yet has
spring its attendant delights,-the in.
spiriling freshness of the air, the sud-
den transition from sombre gloom and
sparkling rain to sunshine and clear
blue sky exhilirating buoyancy even
to the most closely peut-up slaves Of
the desk and counter.
The devutees of the bottle and Low.
er, Of rum appear determined to make
the most of the little time lief: previ-
Gus to the introduction Of the Maine
Law. as since its passing the liquor
trade is brisker and more liquor has
been consumed than previously. The
law has created dismay aud consteru-
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-05-10

BlsHoP HuGHEs AND SENATOR
BRooKs.-Bishop Hughes has replied
to the last letter of Senator Brooks.
1t appears from his statement that it
has been the practice. especially since
the bankruptcy of no less than four
boards of Catholic Lay Trustees in
New York city alone, to invest the !;
title of new churches in the Bishop.
This, he says is merely done that the
deed may be recorded in his name,
and not with the view of vesting the
property in him, a thing never dream
ed of by the Catholic lately. Since
he has been Bishop his support has
been derived from the free and volun-
tarv offerings of his flock, and not,
farthiny from tho nominal owner
ship of church property The only
property that really belongs to him,
he says, is his library, a part of the
furniture of the house in which he re
sides and the bed be sleeps on.
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A Valuable House and Lot,


WILL he offered at public sale at the
W Court flonse door of this paish and
city OF Baton Rouge on
Saturday the 2d, day Of June next,
at II O'Clock A. NJ, unless previous diSpos-
ed of, at private sale, that valuable lot and
brick buildings thereon at the st. amboat
landing known as the Union hotel Said
property will he offered subject to lease
at the rate OF sixty !ee dollars per mon h
and payable monthly. and said lease expir-
ing on the first day Of December 1859. OF
the following terms and conditions.
ONE ha,t cash and the balance on credit
Of twelve months from the day of sale the
purchaser,to furnish notes well endorsed
and special mortgage retained until the
final payment.
Inquire OF PETER HAMMAN.
mysts H. " BABIN, Auctioneer.
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estate. be may take our gentlemen
from Africa, and africanize Cuba. It's
matter ofsmalI consequence to us, for
one half Of mankind. have to play slave
to the other half-So it matters not
whether they be white, black, or blue.
The last nomination for the Presidency
is-Adams the Express man it is
thought he we'll make good run.
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I'll arric0.

On the 81 inst. IN St. Johns Church
West Baton Rouge, nea' the residence of
John Butler, by the Rev. NJ. Goodrich,
o: New Orleans, Mr. EBIN B. PEEK. of
the house Of Buck Il Peek, New Orleans,
10 Miss CHARLOTTE A>HBURNER.
only daughter OF Thomas and Emily Ash
burner OF Philadelphia
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II U.v.4W:fY..
I'M the evening Of the 9Th inst.

I'm the evening Of the 9Th inst, .
~ from my Plantation, the Mulato boy ~
TOM, aged 81 years, about feet 10 "
inches high stoutly made. Bushey head Of hair.
when he left had on light summer clothing, as is
generally worn by field hands. A suitable reward
will be paid for infor mation that will lead to his
apprehension. RIIODEY PYBURN
May 9th Advocate L Gazette copy ltd 2tw.
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II ew ADVERTISE mcuts
NOTICE.

NOTuCE,
THE Omnibus will leave R. REA1's Sta
Il bile on Third st. Sunday Morning at 6
o'clock for G,eenweI Springs and return
IN the evening, Persons desiring TO go
out, will register their names before hand.
{ re each way 81 Itone omnibus is not SUI
fic'elt second will be on hand to leave
at the same time. (May9-td X BEAL.
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one half OF mankind. have to play slave
to the other half-So it matters not
whether they be white, black, or blue.
The last nomination for the Presidency
adams the Express man ; it is
thought he we'll make good run.
SHALL we DO IT This unexcep-
tionable newspaper is published, as
the world has no doubt discovered
before this time, for the benefit of its
readers. 1t is designed to enlighten
them; to show up the iniquitous
wrong doing of all other people, who
do not do as they do, and hereby las
paper before us says" elevate the
race, and advocate the best interests
Of mankind at large These are
high objects, and in reaching af;er
them, We erpcct to encounter stub
born mule heads, going in opposite
directions. But we are disposed to
do nothing without first taking coun
sci with our sensible !; dear; appreci'
alive readers. therefore, it is, that we
lay before them. proposition from
the Correspondence writing establish
ment Of Mcssrs. Skillum, Visscher,
Owen & Shell Of New York. They
propose TO be "our NeweYork cores
pendent will give letters of a Ger.
tain length and quality. free from
puffery" and take it out in adve,tis-
ing. Periam lotteries and other trans
parent plans to make people rich.
Dear, kind, considerable, gentle read
er, shall we seal the bargain We
have bad no New York correspondent
since u. B." got slight fraction in
advance Of us, and branched into the
apple business. A New York cores.
pendent We must have, if we curtail
the number Of our local reporters and
runners.
Below We lay before you the propo-
sition Of Messrs. S. V. O. w. S. & |
20. and pause to hear what "our
shall say:
Nav YoRk, April 10th, 1855.
70 rHE PUBLISHER OF THE COMET.
SIR: We take the liberty of en-
closing you specimen Letter Of Cor
from this City, and will
be plea-ed to furnish you with one
weekly. similar to it in character, and
whatever of interest may
'ranspire in the city during the week !
previous to its issue. together with
report of the Grain, Cotton,
and other Markets. Our charge will
he for Letter q cent postage pre-
paid), about the length Of the sample,
$40 per annum payable in advertis-
ng
The same Letter will probably be
'ent to several papers !; but we agree,
t you engage us as your New YORK
CORRESPONDENTS" that it shall not
'e sent to any other paper in your
'oun y and that it shall be free from
putfery.' Please reply by return
# mail, aud oblige.
Very respectfully, Yours. &c.,
S. V. o. w. S. 4 Co.
Our New York Correspondence.
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Office,

HE undersigned, formerly lessees of
La Penitentialy. have removed their
office, next door to Geo. NJ Heroman's on
Florida St, between Third and Mair SITS.
may 9. WARD, NOTATION Il Co.
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For Sale.

4 SECOND hand draw seat Buggy and
n Harness-low for cash Enquire at
the Office "f WARD MCHATroN 4 Co.
april S-lw.
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fact, and nothing worth consideration
that does not make forceablc appea
to common sense.--In . day wber
poetry has the ring o. pewteE ane
music has no melody in it. that is mol
derived from silver it is useless to b.
sentimental. Nobody, now, wants tc
hear the opinion Of the newspaper
writer upon any question, that cannot
be disposed Of in single paragraph
t. because facts, plain-simple facts; such
as effect the price Of "corn are wan.
ted. Then, since it is so, let us give
the heads OF things, that the soul Of
man Gf he has any may have food
for reflection. We resort Of this, from
sheer necessity. for here, at mid-sum-
mer. as it were. we can find nothing
to make leaders Of, unless it be the
last expose Of the Know Notbings,
or Senator Wilson'S opini, ms Of the
same.
The last legislature passed an act to
authorize Richard A. Stewart, better
known up the coast as the fitting par
son." and his associates, to connect
the waters ofthe Mississippi and LAX.
Borgne. by a canal. The work is
going forward.--TLe last news
from the seat Of war, is that Railways
Ready Relief saved one thousand souls
and over. Some fellows, whose heads
we're nocked nearly off 10y the grape
shot of the enemy, were made whole
perfect and upright men before
heaven, by timely application. The
imperial Court at Vienna have avar-
ded Jew David service Of plate. for
Bis plaster. 1t has been found to have
such drawing properties, that a man
whose head was knocked off, rod>
distance, came back because he had a
box Of Jews plaster in his pocket at
the time.-The Main liquor law, ia
preparing the world for a condition Of
intempcrance never dreamed Of before.
It would seem that there is to be no
check TO the arbitrary action Of cor
porate authorities until this condition
is brought about-even our own city
government has commenced a series
Of arbitrary acts, that must hasten on
the event. in this section. A galbp
law has been adopted by the corporate
authorities, which prevents the Grocer
from selling a bottle of wine without
a license Of $3.50 whilst this trade is
turned over to the apothecary. who
may sell Without license. The indus
try Of our friend A. St. Martin, has
been singled out. and he is now re.
quired to pay $3.50 for the right to
make beer.-Well, the Washington
Union has long article on "our rela-
tons with Spain" Mem con. What's
the use, talking. We can't have q
far fight for Cuba; would to the
lord VIC could t'would idle give fighting
talent occupation. and thin the ranks of
Office seekers Really, what is to b.
done with all the ambitious aspiran's Of
the House of Lancaster" The Know
Nothi"gs will find it har'l task to
work them all in harness-harmonious-
" together.-We see that John B.
Spear, late clerk in Boston post Office
has been found quietly of 'adstruct;on.'
This is new phrase for taking away,
and the question il, does it come
under the head of crimes. Eve
banks on crimes and criminal offences.
'ays nothing on this head.
1t would be we'll we think for those
parties engaged in revising the laws of