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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

The African slaye-tI ade seems at this moment 10
be in decidedly bad way. We have accounts Of
one SLAYER captured by on American cruiser and
sent into Charleston, S. c.; Of another with COO
slaves on board, taken BY Spanish ship-of.war,
and sent into the Havana; and of four more cap
tured at sea by the English and sent into st.
Helena. 1t is plain that, with this activity in it's
suppression, the accurscd traffic cannot last long.
Still further il is stated, and We are inclined 10
believe truly, that the French Emperor is about TO
recede from the operation of buying up slaves on
the coast Of Africa and carrying them TO the
French colonies to be turned into free l.borers.
The scaSdas and abuses attendant upon this opera.
,ion so fully brought to light, in the cases Of the
Regina Cell, and the Charles ct Georges, aud the
shameful posiion into which the Emperor has
been forced in those two cases, Of playing, in the
eyes of Europe, the part Of bully toward the
weak states of Liberia and Portugal, are quite
enough to make even him heartily ashamed Of
the whole business. There is, besides, as another
motive, the vast damage which the Emperor
has suffered in consequence of his countenance to
this scheme in the minds Of the people Of En-
land, whose good will, or at least whose forbear-
snce is even more essential TO the stability of the
Bonsparte dynasty, than the favor even of the
people of France. Their III viii. go long as the
army keeps faithful to Tim ard England is friendly
the Emperor might defy but tlelr disposition aud
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
Bank Convention.

BVsTON, TUT-Id!, y ". TO, ISIt.
Eigtty-,ight New-Euglahd ,nks wer- represented
at Convention hed here to-day to consider the sub
iec of the redemption ut their bIls 10 Boston, and 70
discuss the position Assumed by the Suffolk B!sk IN
the matter. Gov Holly Of Connecticut presided.
The Convection was quito III aninous Ia favor of the
Bark If Mutual Redemption As a substitute for the
Srfsolk. aud adopted the flowing resolutions:
Rssre That Ia the duty Of the Bank. 10 New Enssads
provide the rdeupt Of hsir b IN n" City u sota
Oar ysue In aud that the srai 10 nerrtoro
imposed uIon the xPsIsoe Of Bank cu-asy ought
be- d,ia.hrd or in paired bp. We believe T. es
nsh whlch the red--mng Banks may properly eNrtse 70
th,i. agent perform that service. having due
gard TO TIE services of the public .
Reos.d That the Bsrk VI Mutual R-d-mption chrersd
Of Masss hus,tt for of redu,sa
the He~ England Bsuks to u. q b. ess6
upon principles 10th regards the eduasns snd Ne
rcouom.rS the b.rden impos-d upon the reenS BsaAs
IA the D. .formanee Of the patlc outy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
The Erprsss, with reference to the opinions Of

The Erpress. with reference to the opinions Of
Mr. Luther e. Carter, NJ. c. elect says:
1--WE are glad that Mr. Carter regards Slavery as q
local or State question, and hot Congressional
I'll at the old doctrine, and in our judgment is the
correct Cne."
- Ho,e old neighbor7 Do you admit or deny
that Washington, Jefferson aud the great majority
of their compatrots, held that Slavery in the Ter
ritores Il proper subject for Congressional
regulation and prohibition ? Ifyou deny, we have
the documents at hand to prove you mistaken
And if you admit, we will thank you to say just
when your old doctrine" was first propounded
and established
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

their ability 10 shake IF BIZ yoke would be Vas'5
augmented By any colduess toward hun or aiena-
,on from him on the part Of the Eug'ish people,
wto,e feelings AID wishes do in fact, shSI~' IN
spite Of the cooler and more Interested views oil
stst-,men. the course Of action OF the theh'n
Government. Under the pr---nrr no" Drought ~
hesr upon it. ~e do Dot believe that the Emperor
will dare to resume OF extend the EXISTING contract
with the house of Regis & Co.; and with the
funl supprrsslon Of the old fashioned siayetrsdr,
and Of this new modification OF il. the African
continent viii BE- left free for the Development of
trade civilization and productive industry, especi-
ally for that cultivation OF cotton for export for
which it seems 30 well adapted. 1t would oe
little curious if Gen. Csss. after al his efforts to
embsrrsss and interrupt the suppression Of the
African slave-trade, should not suly live to see it
completed, but should hlnself be brought to con-
tribute essentially to that result. Indeed, the
present Administration aud the Democratic party
so called have more obvious interest In the speedy
and complete accomplishment OF this object. The
revival of the African savc-trade Is beginning to
loom up as leading political topic at the South.
IL Ilntt1 tHtlc P"R"i'u oh" C,"A"
cratic grounds-the ground Of equality, and the
necessity Of placing it within the reach of all
white men to become Shareholders, inste,d OF
having the ownership of negroes what it now is, a
clo,e monopoly, in which only the rich can share.
Il is evident that this agitation is of most serious
cons. qrepce, and threatens division Of senti-
uent at the South, such IS has never before been
witnessed. Such division could not fail to be IN
the highest degree fatal to the so called Democracy
whose main battle consists of the solid Southern
column. 1t is evident that the total suppression
of the existing African slave trade-so that, if we
revive it, We should be obliged, as it were again TO
re.crcate it-woud be an additional and strong
argument against the slaye-trade agitators aud
would throw good quantity of cold water on this
incendiary project. We don't believe much in the
hearts or humanity Of either Gen. Cass or Mr.
Buchanan; but they are keen party men, and ever
ready to act under the stimulus of party advan-
tage. AS to this matter. We share the feelings of
the Apostle Paul. So the gospel be preached so
the good work be done, we care not from what
motive, nor by whom.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

Tar RsssrR CorsTr.-Ssliue County, Illinois, at
tie recent election, gave 095 Democratic votes aad
Lot one for the Opposition. journal of Commerce.
Will The Journal be good enough to overhaul
its statistics and tel Us how the number OF
Churches, Sunday Schools, Bibles. Common
Schools, perors who can read aud write, &C., &c,
in Saline County, ILL.,. compares with their cOun'
terpsrts in Rocb, Kane. Bureau. and other Coun-
ties in the same State, which give heavy Repubi-
can msjori,ies' Then will it tel US why these
things are sol Or Will il tell u, (Which Is the
same ,hirg) why the Five Points and the Hook 10
cur own City uniformly give overwhelming unjori'
ties FOR what r, gard as tie rgo' side II politics,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
Proclamation.

By JoHy A. KING 6ovIR>oR OF TIE STATE or NEw.YosK.
year Of sbundaD, harvest OF general hah content
mont ano tranquility aoiao-sh Of frat and
10 render hants psIs- Him who 10 the grscous Author
sno Diver those nccd benefits and the manifold blessing,
have permitted ENJOY and especially are we called
uro stuowedg the power and goodness of our Almighty
Father the Giyer Of life, that have been spared
for another brief space lis mercu cs-e to behold
the wonderful works Of His providepce and to enjoy the ad
vapage and seeulity which eedoH the public schools aud
equal Laws have established for oueve. and for postery
10 .hs, emo therefore In accordance with the ssnowdsd
usages 1 hereby d.sgns.e and appoint THURSDAY, THE
EIGBTEEN1H DAY OF NOVEMBER peIt, as 4. day o.
general giving and Praise to Almighty God and invite
al to unite sckno~ Of His snd good
ness Of dependence His mercy and orbsssnoe
In witness whereof have hor.uuto affixed end the
Pivy S,s Of the St,te st the City OF Albany the
H. s. llth day Of October. in tie year Lord
thousand eight hundred and fifty eight.
BY the Governor.
(sisusd) JOHN A KING
HENRY l. SEAMAN Priva Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

We are indebted to The Cincinnati Times for this
moet instructive table, The inhabitants Of Egypt are
in 10 considerable proportion of foreign birth, like the
adults who cannot read in Republican districts; they
are " Poor Whites" from the Slave States with their
descendants-such would OVID negroes If they could
but, being unable, choose to live where Productive
Industry is lot mainly the work Of Slaves. The re-
turns of adults unable to read and write are copied
from the United States Census Of 1850 It is instruct
i've and cheering to note that, wherever those who
cannot read and write very few there the Repub
lican vote almost uniformly large. Railroads, Tele
graphs, Schools and Newspapers will quietly but
surely transform and renorate Egypt in the course
Of few years.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PRoyIDKsCE.-The elegant
b,cck known as Howard Building totally destroyed
by ere Monday night together with the Providence
Theater, which was contiguous. The fire Is supposed
to have originated in the vanishing room connected
with furniture store in Howard Building, and was
probably accidental The entire loss IL supposed be
about $4,000 The Providence Offices share largely
i'll the ors, and the Springfield offices involved to
some extent. Howard Building was one Of the 6a-st
edfces the city. The fire, and second stories
devoted to spacious stores and the upper stories
tanned hall unsurpassed by any in New-Euglsnd. It
was the popular lecture hail and its destruction will
occssion much disappointment AZ ie courses of lee
tuIes had Just commenced. About five years ago, q
building OF the same size and not less elegant, wss
destroyed by FIRE the same site. The fire also
destroyed the Providence Museum. The Thester
which is now burned has always been under the
management Of VIM. C. Forbes, esq until the present
sessoD, but has had ne permanent occupant since
Mr.. Forbes r-lrquished it. Both buildings were the
property Of George a. Howard. esq.
PRoyrprsor, Tuesdsy, Nov. l6. 1853.
The thsater in this city was entirely destroyed by
the FIRE Of last night. The walls f-l low woodea
BUILDING the east eide ot IT, destroying it. The total
oes by the hre is estimated at 500 coo. The 10
suraLcc is ei9l 400.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

+ Arc1Ios SALE OF THE laos OF THE LArE CRYSTAL
PALAcn.-Yesterdsy afternoon Messrs. Gerard, Belts
,& Co. cold on the site If the late Crystal Palace up
ward Of 36S lots of wrought and cast iron There
ivere "a tups Of the latter which brought from els
ito ti6 per gross tun Of wrought iron there we're 200
gross tuns which sold at ffom $26 to s3 per tun
There was, In addition to the above, about $500 Of
;oN lad sold. About three fourths Of the iron has
been drposed Of the bsarce will be coll c,ed aud
;,oA BY Messrs. Bets & Co. in few days. Toe ag-
igrgs.e saes vii amount to $3l, 600.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

AccIpEsTs.-About II o'clock yesterday forenoon,
.y when coreucto fer Unexplained osese showed
hin platform pavement casng compound ffsc
tur. Il the es Ine unfortunate boy the City Hos
p a. where ply siclsps deemed smpu,atcs
Abou; ococA evening An:holy HuJer wss kuoc Ssd
down BY ourlos q. h- eo'rer of Hr saysy
ard paa er received fstu- of his eEs he
conveyed . toe Hospital
Shor- b-fre oelo1 at evettrs mac uanes Ns,h.n
Crss fh, of s,sir. The hcuse M Il Mu.beIry
sustained c0uttc-s o. Tie te.s end holy
lie VncoLgeyed 10 tae HosgisL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
The America Outward Bound.

BOSTON, Tuesday, Nov. 10 NY
The mails per steamship America, for Liverpool,
close morLipg at O'Clock, and she Will san
at about H.
Dispatches for Europe filed at No. Il w al street,
New-fork, so as to he here by lOi o'clo,k, Boston
time, will be forwarded.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
The MOrnOns.

ST. LOUIS, tuesday. NOV. To IHb.
Judge Eckles, having in charge Henrietta Folklore.
who ives rescued from the Mcrnions writ OF he
beas corpus at the qnert Of thu British Govornmeot
has arrived here. THIS girl WA abducted from Goa-
cester England, four years sgo. Elizabeth Chts,
the author ui All extensively published letter in regard
to Mormon life has also arrived, en- route to her hone
iu Eurland.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

TrE MovS1 yERSos AssocnrIos.-At tao NEST
irg of the Jrsey CRY Comm on Coancl iess evening,
AId. AUGUSTUS HAEDTsErRoH offered tho following
preamble and rs. luiiou which were adop'ei;
Wl-sa, Efforts are beips msss BY the sa~- OF
C :. ,h- Mount Vernon a,.ocistion 20 rA~ ftnas
tow ard be purehsng o'te Toub Il "asns:on ~ =,
ous,d 10 invite Vi. H. n ard Everett 20 rP a. '
criz.r q r.-y CITY It -uch tia. nsJ ee', sa ~ o
,,c. n. rrrrh,y, or,.on Washiss'pn Pt"vts~c -
go ~ ,ne arc-p,,uc. Of .ach Invitation the pe'' ~
Ss, a. ,o H. .e,.. of tie Noun. senog As.9eAves "
forws;ssd b. thrC 20 tie Parent eoeietJ'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
NOu.Arriyal Of the Niagara.

HALIrAX, tuesday, Nov. i6-9 pm
There are as yet no sigLs of the steamship NIxs'A
now about due at this port, with l. verpoo dates o{
the Gth inst. Weather calm AMI showing.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
Boston Weekly Bank Statement.

BosT0s, Tuesday, Nov. I6, IS8.
The following are the footisgs o. our Bank Stacemcss
for the past weet
Capital t33 iT $50 Dae 20 other Banks. o0
Loans and Discounts 50 3f 500 Deposits HH
srecie yxSf,toiCrcrAtOo
Due IN other Banks. al, ,0oc
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
Recovery of Property.

ToLEDO, Ohio, Tuesday, Nov. Il, IE'S
Tie money stolen from the Wabash Valley Road ss
Fort Wayne, hos been recovered aud the thieves
sacnrl d
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
Weather Report.

BOSTON, Tuesday, Nov. TO, 1903.
The Androscog2in River is frozen over at Bruns-
wick Ne.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
The LATEST NEWS
REcsiyrD nv
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From WasbinpSom
SPECIAL olsfsrcHks TO rar y. Y. rKpe,r
f-.S n.-r

sFfNist DiSffNhfs To Tan \. r.. TkfRgSs
F,o~ ~, O,s Csr-,.po.&eat
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Nov Is. Isaa
The Navy Department received d.pa,chs. III.
morning announcing the arrival of the Plypo,,,
at Mobile, with Col. Forsyth, our late Ma,.,., =,
Mexico, on b ,ard.
A ne" Munster in his stead will shortly b. ~
pointed, and the President is looking round "a,
firm and able man. capable Of carrying on, n.
schemes of annexation. The Message, it IA .,A
viii re'rr not unfasoraby to the project Of e.t.A
fishing plctec!orAte over Mexico broscAsaA 4,
Ger. Houston.
The Cabinet had a protrscted session to d.y
The question Of making changes among the N..
York oficetoldeIs, il is said, was discussed :,
great leog,h.
The Secretary Of War ia detained from hi. ox..
by severe indsposition.
70 ,h. As.oc,a,ed pres.
WAsHscros, Tuesday. Nov. ls ,su
TIE prac';ce-ship Pymor'h. which arrived a, MohL
yesterday, bringing Mr. Forsyth, our Minister 70 u.,
ico, has been orcered to Washington. The sloon.s.
war ST. Louis is to be Immediately put in comm.,,.
to supply her place IL the Gull. Commsnoer O,a..
=, Il IN
msud her.
Orders are to be f,rthwith sent to the naval s,..
il CeItru America, having 10 view the esf,ras,"
the President anti Il fhbu-teriug prucism,on '"' "
Adyices received here from Turkey stat. ,h,, a.,
u,d0fe Lavuictio was nir dnced to tho Sa,au ,,,s.
latter WAS passing from the Mosque 10 h, bar". =,
the yrc,ence OF the United States Mioster sni C,.n
General. lie vac afterwards received al Coar, All
visited all the departments ot the GOvenmen'. Toe
Turkish Admiral who rcceut visited this cOuntry WA
remark bly bOeptabe anu attentive Te y,lt of m.
Sultan TO the steam .r Wabash WAS the first he ever
made to foreign man-ot.war. He expressed his nd.
miration If ber beauty mcdel and superior xalhks
couditop, AID lis friendly feelings for the United
States. He particularly requested Iaat the Presieus
be inforued Of bis visit to the vessel.
D patcie received here announce that Mr..
Sebastian has bee pauimous reelected 10 the UnilA
States Senate from Arkansas.
Lieu'. Fairfax has been ordered to the sloop-Ofwx
s.. Msr,s.
Wesley G.. Cosnc,l and John Owens have been sp-
pointed Sub-Agents for the Indians ID Washingka
Tenitvry.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

-Tke Boston Irareer learns that the heirs Of the
late Ebeuezer Francis have presented Dr. PGtrAm OF
RoIbuiy and Dr. Gannett Of Boston, each with q
check Of 5000.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
Newp pork DAILY T,7ibmme
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Il. 1853.
TO COERESpOSDEKTS.

No Doc~ BE- akep of Aboy Corm"ulc s'ous Ls'
ever is iu fo a. s.-t on be authenticated hy the
sud scdr.- 81 tie ~I-sBo n~oes'ariJ io PiencA
tiot. but gusrsu'y fr iis good faith
Weosapof updetst- q, Jr'.-t CornrnNstions
Bushes, for TksusE Oce should IL a. cases Be-
sodr.s.sd % HOsscE GsstLLy q Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1883

ususll. give majonties The other way Is there no
shsmiDg Tie Journal into facug these inquiries
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
WINTER CLOTHING
AT EVANS
W,TCn OR TRLL-TALE CLOCKS.

uow.sp DAVIS Bo.'op end tre,r successois T. How
snk Co have for the ps.t twenty yesrs manufactured
for the oe'scton of Delinquent Na;chncn on
ht dut5. IL kas the sppeaSamce OF regular CocE Bat be
,s.tb the time Pin p.l with pins projecting
hh arr the Iuiig Of cords attached Toe cords
AZ. tie most slant piu i desired g have the "s'ch-
,asn VII, each holt hour and should he fail in prins these
cord, il regular order omit any oi hen the fn not
Srv,u aud hi. neEct end the time which ioecus snow
A. ,,L n the morng pns by tho mechanism Of
clcck rendering tn o-Dpg f The occA lte.y 9e once
.sei wees purpose Of winding. IL u al admirable
Coet Time and - la general Use IL a. the large
ruauuscturing e.tabJueuts H. N-~ bgan' snd In Tact
60 III os,ry Tb 70 il 10 article of It's cast that has saved
90 iss. az sfuot property ffOm ds.rucoa by Fne w.
H. WIsos No. I7O Brca6~@y cor MAIDEN Ian" IA "a" AGENT
a., ~, .s, ~ te for the sale Of all
a,;,, a Cock n, y bJ H0~AED DAVIS sad for
The much esteemed BosTOs WhTcHis and REEDS PATEhT
.1fok WsTCu.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

ALL THR FURs WORN,
From n.e Iiche.t 10 tie cheapest
Cot according 70 the
EEw CouRr MoDLs
of ffreics,
At GgsiS's Ne y Fur X, On
No 5J1 Broadway
ST kiotolas Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
HOwE's IMPROVED WEIGHING SCALES.

HOwES IMPROVED WEIGHING SCALES.
(sfrvDg l. Rosss Fstent) =,
HAVING RECEIVED riRST-CLasS PRImiUMs from the hh-
no.1 :, FAIk NV STATE FAIR, VIRGINIA STATE
CIArRAL FAR UNtrED STATES FAIR VIRGINIA STATE fAiH
,a IN sIttS JnsrtTuTy FAR within 81 days. have now
on "a yc dc pubc Ia large OF scais si
ey,x ,nr.t1 and ain, 10 principle VI 5xTuS SCALE
sel up On the u well a. N examine
CrE1iFiCA1Es THEIR SUPkRioxiTr
' Josy 4 FRANK Howv,
No. As Broouio at,
Fist door from Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
VOTE OF "EGYPT."
Tic following is the official vote Of the IXth Con-
gre ssona District Of Illinois at the recent Election;

Total. ,574 IL, y
Democratic msjority.......i2, 2,652
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

S2OO,OOO worth of CARPETS
SACRUICIsGi
Cro,sIey's Medallion Neyet CARPETS. &I so per yard
Royal Ncies's, I'll 70 and + 81.
Brusels &c., s- aud Atwood lnsrains, 4oc and tc
ANDERSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

A EOyELTY-S5 SEWING MACHINES.
A PRACTICAL FAMILY SEWING MACHINE FOR So
EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS
To- States Counties Towns will continue TO be ceded Tor
Gail a. euce, examine this
WoxnYKFUL INVENTION.
And the monopoly for
WARS
Of your STATE,
County OF
Town.
No,lLTY IS SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
No AZ Broadway, ~ Y.
Office. BsRTLt1r Col
~. Mcraifarftrrrs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

To TIE LApIEs.-Pimples. blotches, spots on
the skin ersdcA,ed In BY Dr. TosfAss WON
make. sca and White without tie ilariou. Of
ether prer.ntior. Warranted harm the 'sn of an
infant Clsppcd hands and ps BY n sold oy
ell the dvsss IN the United States. PIce c5 snd % cents
d. po< No. s. Coprtlspdt-st
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23
MARKETS.

NEW YoHK, April 22.-Flour is heavy,
sales of $500 barrels at "a 55a4 70 for Ohio
and VA 50a4 rs for Southern, decline of s
cents on each. Wheat is very dull and
dropping. Corn advanced; 1000 bushels
sold at 73a75 cents for White and 76a77
cents for Yellow, an advance Of ! cent
en- each. Chicago Beef @Ayanced rs cents
at $l3al4. Mess Pork advanced lC
cents, at sls lOalsls Prime Pork advanced
20 cents at SIS. Lard firm. Whiskey dull
The Tea sales to-day were spirited, ans
the catalogue of black was largely with
drawn. The sale was very satisfactory.
At Sugar auction, 200 hhds of Sugal
were sold at 5ka6 1916, and 40 hhds o.
Texas at 4bc.
BAuT1MoRE, April 22.-Flour steady; How
ard street "a 25a4 81. Wheat is steady an
unchanged. Corn, white 66a68 cts; yellow
67a69t. Provisions buoyant and active.
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23

GoNTEN Il N f N Il.


Forget not 0 man, that thy station on
earth is appointed by the wisdom of the
Eternal, who knoweth thy heart, who seeth
the vanity fall thy wishes, and who often
in mercy denieth thy requests, yet for all
reasonable desires, for all honest endeayors,
his benevolence hath established in the ma
ture ofthings, probability of success This
uneasiness thou feelest, the misfortune thou
bewsilest, behold the root from whence they
spring, even thine own folly, thineown pride
thine OWE distempered fancy. Murmur not al
these dispensations of God, but corrupt thin,
heart Neither say within thyself, if hat
wealth or power, or leisure, should be hap
Ply, for know they all bring to their several
possessors their peculiar inconvenience
The poor man seeth not the vexations and
anxieties of the rich, he feeleth not the diff
cuIties and perplexities of power, neithei
knoweth he the wearisomeness of leisure
and therefore it is that he repineth at hi
own lot. Envy not therefore the appearance,
of happiness in any man, for thou knowes
not his secret griefs. To be satisfied with
little, is the greatest wisdom, and he VIII
increaseth his riches, increaseth his cares
But contented mind is hidden treasure
and trouble findeth it not, yet if thou setter
est not the allurenents Of fortune to rob the
of justice, or temperance, or charity, OF mo
desty, even riches themselves, shall not max
thee unhappy. But hence shalt thou lear
that the cup Of felicity, pure and unmixed
is by no means a draught for mortal man.
Virtue is the race which God hath set hin
to run, and happiness the goal which non
can arrive at till he hath finished his cours
and received his crown in the mansions {
eternity. ~ Mas. KATE S.
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-23
Gbs 10. Bull. &n II ,FIlii
Wilmington, Friday, April %, 1868.

- ~, - ---7- n =. =.
~ "heh we resumed operation. l', snort
.'lne SINCE, W. MADE Z plcage thW VS. the
l'Mly met win salnc'ent announcement, At
would become a MIXTURE IN 'lis community !;
s'iu community mas iaileo 10 comply wi'h
the contract consequently our onngation
ceases 5...-
we nave s0la 50 inuch on ths SUBJECT tha'
u ~ould seem IKE egotisIn to again revert TO
j gu. as cuiprit IS allowed 10 Vlndicate