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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-14

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IL iQuer ecIe z0t0 Gated 1r family and trsds
wcud fxcriis y sfur for - ertr-ry NJ.
being o. several blcck& sPpiy g. l6f oeeSksr
pATENr vCg sALE-oF AZ ARTr tx ~ RvExY
CO. ~tt use an1 u~r@ssir az han ORDINARY uul
", ClgsrY rt AID tforlits extremely is,ss pr0at.
great chalCt ~ uake moues SDufnwt'K
Late flsg S1utAwirx 81 NISSAN street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-14

LNDR =. IA KA4s CHANCE Re PiTALtsrs-
II the House aut 10, a. tArmne street pet for
,hirt end drawer uIAoory Te'us very eAsY
Apph In the so
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L,oR tALr CHxAp-A SPLENDID SECOND HAND
IT Btu ard Table. eouhns cushions only yea in
fan size msrbs bed Gal address, Peter fogsrty
az olumbiA street corner OF Stcke south Bros
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TOR sALE CHEAP.-OkE or wYHaRD's PATErr
d.y and night RE lec Alec four Table C,iaters
large rth Deck Also srg. aient Inter suitable
fcf hsn large Inqure OF addrvss Mr.
III West Thirty eis hih street
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-14

4 AN7 TkEKANTs LOCATED TIKI LATE BtLNs or
IL government lands having opered q private lArgs
era valuable ands climber and pfair.) aun-sos
the established hn.s ~ thu lAu. railroads
sppi ard nents rivers, tn best op porne IA pre-
rented that ~ ohuoe
ttae Having sur IN uasng collections
IN sr my cirtc an prepsiei y locs,e asrx- quantity Of
nsm Pu, bne Eco ~, wsini, sire phsde, IA; Prof
&c Cbace, Prosiderc. bbode Islana u uroh Esq
Banker, Minneapolis Mi n.so,A
II HANCOCK Mnnsapoli. M.nr eatA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-14

CRISr AND saw MI FOR SALE NEAR FISH.
" ANA hrsi rlst III with three stones m l.
ehners in perfrcs order The sas Nil i-new Thrs Ia
shnud nee 81 ensom work tr no mla; sell al the
hapr ma te d. 40 tho spot failiug euppiy OF
water All the Ave Of nd ercell-nt apo
dws,lrr Hou.e rutrlanks; Will be sold bargain 10
eosseqnrnce ~ the seah o 'h- .ta Fn-
sprS To b!AMasRs MANN, lss.h street ihlsd avenue
Harlem
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uoUSE FOR SALE IN JERSEY CyTy-THE TIL SFE
IL story and easement modern but bcA House conforming
s,teen rooms Gated the of Erie snd SOUTH fr
streets near Hamilton PARK Jerse, CIV he subscriber
wehi tn the the VIII lie sold
ehesp with part Of the uchae ey Ani mortgage
Inquire the premises sfer o. ofk Sr st Oyser SIS .
hos and O. foot Of Canal sire du fng bu ness
THOS. ID. IHkISIfE
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-28
Country Insurance.

b. W. HERBERT. JOHN 7. BROWN.
A LII kinds Of Farm or other Property in the
II country may be insured in the Old Hart
ford and Insurance Company of the Valley Of
Virginia at rates which combine the chespness
Of the mutual system, with security Of 4 cash
capital and surplus of s85O,00O. The former
company has maintained the highest character
for half a century, and the latter since lis in
stitution ten years ago, TO which is superad-
ded the Albemsrle Insurance Company, Char
lottesyille, Va. For terms and forms of appli-
cation, address
HERBERT & BROW.N,
Charlestown, Va.
January IA, 1860. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-28
PIANO-F 0 R T E s.!
A. H. GALE g. CO.,

TAKE great pleasure in inviting the a'te9-
| tiCn OF Artists, AmatGess and the Pubic
generally to their .Nc,r Seal: Orerstr1Eng, Iron
Frame Piano FOrtes. just introduced. The
growing demand lUr Pi-EJ-for oi more
than ordinary power and 6rl!Iiancy OF tone
directed our energies TO the production OF such
an Instrument. we submit the result without
fear Of competition.
Our Pianos are all manufactured OF the oes'
well seasoned materials. under our immediate
su,ervision. and are guaranteed TO give entire
satisfaction. whether ordered from Us direct,
or sold by any Of our Agents, throughout the
Country. We solicit a continuance of that
patronage which We have enjoyed for the last
% vars A. n GALE s CO.,
lO7 East l2lh Street, New York.
April IA, 1860. Sm
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-28
3A3R2AG5S.

April 10Th, 1860, in the Second stree,
German Reformed Church, by Rev. DR..
E. Heiner. Rev. f. Il. AnSPach, D. d.,
Editor Of the Lutheran Observer" TO
Mrs Susan W. Gale. Of West River, An
ne Arundel Co., Md, daughter Of Angus
,us Matho,. Esq. Of Baltimore.
On the ooh uit., al the Methodist Par
sonsge in Chsrlestown, by Rev. MI.
Waugh. Mr.. James II. Thompson, and
Miss Oclavia Jane Campbell, all of this
County.
On the 22nd ull., BY the same, and 3,
the same place. Mr.. I'm. f. Gage6y. OF
Mar,lnsburg and Miss .AnSG Z. BrO'0n,
Of Jefferson County.
On the 18th inst, by the same al the
residence of the Brides father, near Mid
dew sy, Jefferson County, Mr.. Charles
+. Barringsr and Miss Mary Louisa
GLusJord.
On Tuesday evening, l7'h of April. by
Rev. Andrew Robey. Mr.. James ~.
Steadman, to Miss Sarah E. Kline, both
Of Jefferson County, Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-28
OEASAJo

In Charlesiown. on Wednesday night
week Ms. Sarah Sadier, wife Of Leon
ard Sader, aged about 60 years.
On Wednesday, 2s'h March, Morgo-
ret J. Nc Gary, aged II years 3 months
and | days; and on The 18Th, Of April.
Fanny aged years and 9 doys-daugh-
tiers Of John and Sarah McGarry. Of this
county.
At The residence Of Mr.. James w.
Stewart, in Cooper county, Missouri, on
the 2nd DAY Of April, in the 6sth year Of
his age. Mr.. Eden Carnins, formerly Of
this county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-28
SPECIAL I0g5G93s
Health and Pure Blood are Insepe Pa BILE.

Recollect that all sickness arises from I'M
purity Of the blood, and that Judson's Mountain
Herb Pills will SO surely find out and cleanse
these impurities from the system, that disease
cannot exist. So simple and SO innocent are
the herbs and plants that compose them, that
il it is not necessary 10 have them sugar coat
ed in order that the stomach can bear them. In
most cases, Pills are sugar coated because the
materials of which they are made are so gri-
ping and malignant, that otherwise a delicate
stomach could not bear them.
These pills deal with disease as it Island Will
not only cure by removing the cause, bu! will
build up and restore the broken constitution.
There are many who have so triAed with their
constitutions that they think medicine cannot
help them; let not even these despair; incredu-
lily and scepticisn is overlhrown by mss OF
testimony, which is truly irresistible. At first
the virtues ascrIbed to these .NOUNI.7LN
HERB PILLS were deemed fabulous. The
public had beer so often deceived that they
could not believe the simple truths advanced
by their discover. Yet facts undeniabIe, at
tested by witnesses OF the highest character
and reliability, have proved, and are pro-
wing each day the virtues of this mighty hea
ler." They mark by their miraculous efficacy
and power a new era in medicine. Sold by II
S. Stonebraker, and medicine dealers generally
OBSERVE.-The Mountain Herb Pills arr
put up in a Beautiful Wrapper Each 30,
contains Az Pills, and Retail at 25 cents pc
box. Al genuine, have the signatures Of B. L
IJUDSO.NS- CO., on each box.
b. l.. JUDSONSr CO., Sole Proprietors.
81 Leonard Street, New York.
December "a, 1859 ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-28
Meeting Of tue .OM Defenders"

On Thursday last . re-"n'o"
rarely happen. TO mpn on EARN zoos pace
y, Col. Brsx.ou Usvenp"rss. f"t'y'sX
Years ago, that DAY. company ohoel 'he
,.,r.nd al Cod. Davenport, and Capt.
In, Noier, Mai,r Brisc", and George
Fs,nan. If Snepherd>tnwn took up their
line o. march for Norfolk, which was then
cxp ,sed 10 an attark hom The British.
The company mustered aear seventy
strong, rank aud 6le, and having assem-
bled ra the Court. House yard III ChstI,s
IOWA, The morning of that day, BIZ their
friends adleu and then went OF 10 "glo
sious war" Fory six years have gone
by, and out of that company Of young and
vigorous men but four Of them are now
living, the four We have named above.
Upon me 46Ih Anniversary OF their de-
psrtuTe from home three Of them met 10.
gether around the "mess board
again to fight their battles DER. Col.
Davenport, the senior officer in command
Of the Company, summoned once more
round him at his hosptable residence
Alas, how decimaled Al "roll call
two beside himself Capt. Moler and Ma
jur Brlsco, was found in the ranks-one
other was unsvoidably absenl-but these
were all ! They spent the day pleasant
~ together, and we ardenIly hope tina
Ihey may be spared TO witness many such
anniversaries. They are types Of the
ollen time, and all of them are sill vigo
rous, bale and hearty. Glorious old men
new generation has sprung up aroun'
them, bot that generation honors the de
tenders of their country. Long, lonI
may these veneraied and venerable mel
continue among US !-IHdependent Dem
Oc:H. -. "a. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-28

IT, See advertisement Of DR.. Sanlord'S Liv
e, Invigorator and Family CAthansc Pills in
another column.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-28
Il Il. Il.
Science in a Nutshell.

Inflammation does not arise from the pres
ence of too much blood in the body, but from
its irregular distribution, an oyerplus in one
place and q scarcity in another. Bleeding
does not remedy the evil. 1t merely robs ma
ture Of the strength she requires to battle with
disease. Railways Ready Relief and Regula-
ting Pills do what any rational man will say
is most desirable in such disturbed condition
of the vital organization. They tranqulllze
the nerves, scatter the Congested blood, re-
regulate the unequal circulation carry of the
irritating humors which heat aud faint the ami
NAL fluids, and bring all the secretions within
the limi that the laws of health require.
There is no theory about it, they do it. Can
the faculty produce medicine or n dozen
medicines which will uniformly secure these
results, -Ifnot DIR. RAILWAY has the right O
address them as an "outside" physician once
addressed number of "prolessors' in consul
lation over a sick king. "Gentlemen" said
he "You are trying to define what fever is,
will tell you. Ii is disease which you can
not and can" Certain it is that in all re-
gions where Malarious Fevers prevail, Rad
ways Remedies are working wonders.
There is no Disease, Ailment, Pain or Ache,
but that the Ready Relief, Regulating Pills,
and Renovating Resolvent, will quickly and
forever cure. Let the sufferer from Dyspep-
STA, Scrofua, Phthisis, Neuralgia, the Cripple,
Lame and lnfTm rejoice. In these Remedies
you will find a cure, and positive safe guard
against disease.
R.aDWaY s. CO., 90, John Street, New
York For sale by CHARLES HARPER,
She pherdstown. April ii, 1860. 2w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-28

VIRGINIA, Jefferson County, set:
March Term. 1860,
or The County Court.
THE Court makes The following ap
i p"inlmeht Of Commissioners and or
fcers Of Elections in this County for the
present year, and allows $500 per day tc
each officer and writer:
District No. |.
w. II. +. Lewis, G. II. McCurdy,
d. Humphreys, Jr., David Hall.
" N. Rsler, or any two or more of them.
Thomas y. Woodward, Officer.
District No. 2.
Robt. V. Smiley, Geo. w. Tabb,
Thos. Watson, Jr., S. A. Bates.
Nner. Helm, OF any two or more Of them.
Geo. w. Smith. Officer.
District No. 3.
John 8. Moore, Andrew AIdridge,
Daniel Cockerell, James Wysong,
n. B. Davenpor, or any two or more OF
them. Thos, Johnson, Officer.
District No. 4.
Geo. Il. Tate, john r. Gibson,
John Selden, Joseph Starry,
X. ii. English, or any two or more OF
Them. J. W, McGinnis, Officer.
District No. s.
John Wysong, Edmund !. Lee,
K. A. Lucas, Daniel Cameron,
Jacob Reinharl. or any two or more Of
lhem. Lewis Lucas, Officer.
District No. 6
VIM. g. Butler, RID. Shepherd j.,
VIM. A. Morgan. Charles Huyetl.
ID. Biilmyer, or any two or more ofIhem.
George NJ. Ba,t. Officer.
District No. 7.
VIM. Smallwood, John II. AlIstsdt,
Philip EngIe. Wm. Mccoy,
Geo. Crowl, or any tao or more of them.
Geo. w. Cox, Officer.
District No 9.
Charles Johnson, A. II. Herr.
ieprge Many, Joseph A. Brua,
" IN. Richards, or eny two or more OF
hem. George Koonce. Officer.
,. A Copy-Tesre.
T. 4. MOORE, Clerk.
April ID, 1860. ls !
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-28
4,4la prizes anOuntingt' ssaiAsi.2u
Whole Tickets So.
Shares 10 Proportion. .

IN onpERfso ftcNETs or cznffFfcA1h&s
Enclo lose the money 70 our address for the
tickets ordered, on receipt Ct which they will
Do forw srdcd By FIRST mail. Purchasers esn
have tickets ending in any 6guss fhsy nsy 10.
sigBste. BET sras go
The list Of drawp numbers and prizes viii Be
sent 10 purchaser immediately after The draw.
ing. az ass
an communications strictly eon6deptiai.
Orders for Tickets or Cer,i6c.tes, BY Mail
or Exmess, 60 be directed 10
beKISNEY & CO., Savssnsh, Georgia.
April !. 1860 IL
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-28

THE GREAT DRAWBACK TO persons
emigrating to the extreme south and western
country, is the fear they have of The Fever and
Ague-the most dlreiul Of all diseases Eve
~ day we hear of persons attacked by this
disease, and made helpless in a short slime,
without any means Of afording relief. In
view Of the great demand for remedy, Dr..
Hostetter has presented his CELEBRATED Sro-
MACK RITTERs, whose curative powers for all
diseases Of the stomach have been universally
acknowledged. The Bitlers, prepared after a
long experience and deep tudy, have received
the encomiums Of the most eminent physicians
as well as all classes from every part Of our
country. To those who doubt their many vir-
lues, all we can say is TO try them, and judge
for themselves respectively. Sold by drug
gists and dealers generally everywhere.
See adver' isement in another column.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-04-28

TORNADO IN ILLINoIs.-A tornado pas.
sed over CarlenviIle, H., on the 10Th
inst, unroo6ng and blowing down hou-
ses, barns, trees and fences. The roof
OF the Lutheran church was blown some
distance. and were much injured The
roof of a dwelling was carried nearly amlIe
and a half through The air. Children
were picked up by the wind and carried a
considerable distance stock was killed in
every direction. mau named Lowe
wss killed by lightning; many persons
were wounded, and the destruction OF
property is very great. A similar storm
visited Louisiana. Mo-, on the same eve.
ming, doing much damage 10 property and
injurlng several people.
The COLUMBUS Inquirer SAYS the Char.
lesion papers report the appearance OF
mosquitoes in considerable numbers in
,hcir CITY. Theirs are bills tina, resort
TO steamships cannot avoid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

To the Editor Of The " T. Tribune.
SIR: An attentive examination of the save-trade
cases tried before Judge Belts will convince you that
your correspondent from the Coast gives really no
new information. The lady he refers to must be the
same party who at one time the legal owner Of
the Hadee sunk of Moptauk Point As to the casks,
Mr. LINES and other respectable ,hants invariably
testified that oil casks shipped in slaves Only.
The difficulty 10 efficient legislation lies in tue point
that Cor cannot prohibit the ownership of slaves.
As long az cargoes of negroes eau be shipped from
Louisville 10 New-0rleans, and such shipments are
protected by law, it is not to be expected that tho
American mind cen be made to comprehend crime in
shipping slaves from the African coast TO the same
destination. Mr.. McKeon's course was the only one
to deter foreigners from usng this port place for
fitting out their expeditions. He ruthlessy exposed
the men whom he had inst csnse TO suspect Ihos
the real cause Of his removal. But With bis de-
paIture and that Of bis assistant from their official po-
stons the vail of secrecy has again been drawn over
these vioators OF our statutes to the immense sd
vantage of all in the slave-trade, aud who fear
PUBLICITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

The NBwH Ms. BIBLE FROM MOUNT SISAI.-The
new Ms Bible discovered by Prof. Tiscbendorf in the
library Of the monastery Mount Sinai ist be printed
in ST. Petersburg with great magnfcence, under his
care and at the cost Of the Imperial Government Prof
Tisehend rf finds strong reasons for fixing its date in
the FIST half Of the fourth century; and he says, that
Is means Of determining the text Of the sacred writ
ngs especially those of the Apostles it il far more i'm
rorant than even the MS Of the Vatican The age Of
the new MS. has already been the subject Of lively
controversy concerted attack having been made up
on Prof Tischendorfs deductions by number of 81.
Petersburg Academicisns His replies We're, however,
60 satisfactory that bis opponents have become converts
70 his belief.
This MS is the Oldest MS. Of the Bible which has
been preserved in the Christian world. Il IS far older
than sny other except the Vatican MS. 10 which It Is
superior in age and in completeness; for the MS OF
the Vatican lacks FIVE books entirely and in part
It's authority also confirmed by the quotations of the
early Fathers, which agree with it more nearly than
with any other MS.
Prof Tiscbenderf has already filed ten folio volumes
with Bible documents, and may be presumed TO know
as much about the correct version of the Bible any
body His seventh edition of the New Testament Is
the standard He will illustrate this edition profusely
with phcsophic fac-simles and while be IL sure thar
the original Ms viii, as soon as it becomes known,
BE- esteemed throughout Christendom as a great ma
tonal treasure for Russia he hopes TO make the edto
priNoeps Of il worthy monument of Imperial munit-
eenoe and which the whole Christian world shall
receive with grateful thanks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

SUIoBYs.-A thriving and respectable tobaccouist
IN HobokeD n. j.. who bad long entertained the idea
that his fellow. citizens sought his life until the haluc
nation MADE life intoerable, hung himself on Thursiay
lsst JeItba Horde, young married man in Otsego
N T., recently drowned himself for love Of his wfes
sister, whom he had seen only once.
VIM Nomaek, overseer on the plantation Of j. b.
Hoimee, on NIn Connab Creek, Shelby County
seven miles Of Memphis killed negro man belonging
70 DIS tmpoyer 90 Monday last, by stabbing him to
MALIGsAET DIsEAsK-A malignant disease Of the
throat is prevailing at ridgetown n. Some of the
EersOns attacked with il ced almost insaDtAneousy
he disease Is considered contagious, and IL many
cases hss dedsd the skill Of pbysieians.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

APPOINTMENTS IL THE STREET CLEANING BUREAU
FIR more than a month past various changes have
been made in the personnel of the City Inspectors De-
partment but for some or other the No y APP
pontments tJanspred directly, but always leaked
ont in come roundabout way. We are informed that
lately as many ten or dozen new Street Inspectors
have been fortunate enough to get into the service Of
the city. What the reasons leading to the dis
charge of the old Inspectors are unable TO say.
The acting City Inspector refuses TO give the names
Of the new appontees for publication on the ground
that "ttey yet inexperienced, and naturally feel
very much dsnclined to themselves in print the
bolGers Of such responsible Offices"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

pRoGREss OF THE STREET CLEAsIsG.-But little
real progress has so far been made in the cleaning of
the CITY. except in the eadisg thoroughfares and
few Of the downtown streets, principally east OF
Broadway. In every Ward more or less has been
effected However the number of men employed ought
soon to bring abouta wholesome state of things
II they are kept at work. The dirtiest Wards are
me First. Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth. Sixth,
Eleventh Fourteenth, Seventeenth, Twentieth aud
Twenty second The night before last, up to the time
of the rain stOm Hudson street wss finished up with
the exc ption of about blocks; and large con-
psny If men were engaged on the do vn-town cross
streets. But when the rain came the heaps were sud.
deny deserted, and the carmen knocked Off without
ceremony, leaving the mounds to moisten, and dissolve
into odfsshioned mud under the action of yesterdays
carriage wheels
Vast pun bers of these heaps piled up by Mr.. Smith
have not been csred eff which goes to prove in the
eyes of the scavepgeIs under Aldermanic patronage,
that Mr. Smith was sort of nuisance aud deserved TO
be stopped Last night about 200 carts were to have
been employ ed in the First, Second and Third Wards
alone: but wbeber they were at work or not We can
not tel because the City Inspector SAYS the carmen
do at ike to work in the nighttime if they help
it, and be fnds it difficult to get them at it with sut
cient force during the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08

tsc of the faes0 Of the female pesvs work which
wss much admired, 70 DIR. George Il. BankS OF the
College Of Physicians aud Surgeons.
DR. FRANCIS then addressed the students NJ s' iS
length he coDgr4tu'ei them upon the progress WIZ
bad beer rps6e IN medical science within toe iss w."
or fifty years He contrssed tre afvspages "a han
cal students now with thOse which pre- eusou ID ~
selves when he was student Then y ~ s IN an
ssuoy theories; now they had the oenen. " wasa
institution as that in which they were me- .ori-e mad
contract of cory and practice. Ihsn 70 "a ov
ical knoVrtedoe was 8 work Of ndivldnA en-, IL
II haa become the reeult Of associative Ov.nP ian
hsl'eved that since the tire OF Ut Ionueou ~ Sl
yesrs had been added the average HuI " ~
lie Inv the great advances ID ku9 T,eogo :.
- a ' -, 80 ,oedical mer Lord Bacon tue lounoSr
o S ~ .;oree was ;he cause o. the es1ao1sh'
80, Of the Ro, nj College Of Pay sicans sno surgeons
Ia =; ,h;s he had rendered nsme more inn ~
a. 10 that of Aristotle with all his suo'eles Meol'
% r the only trao erpreers OF ma ure; they
.,Ssrstood the laws Of God and nature II wac
sope 70 zee Whist the associative principle was
So;no n the world. Now, If man "a c1l'dren, IL
sss 6is duty 10 send them TO the Public Schools 10
reoeive their educ stion When he concluded his al
rees ne preeeuted in nebst OF the Comm ttee ~ Belle
we diplomas to House Physicians Dre. William H.
Elliot Henry Draper Thomas Grnke, David Little
and House SargeoD DR.. John Graham.
Addresses were then delivered by Drs STEVENS,
ELLfor. SAYRE aud WOOD, and the meeting which
was one Of marked interest adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08
CRY ITEMS

Bu11,s HrAp.-Of all the gloomy days for Growers,
yesterday WAS the eloomiest. The weather was Just
as unpleasant March ever ru'act'res ou, VI
winds rar, snow sleet, slush, etc. ana 'ne "u''N0'
of selling beef cattle one Of the hardeS. W." so".
orally conceded that the market was all OF na' ecu,
pound lower than it wss ss week or yesterday aH
that the medium snd inferior graies of stock have not
sold 20 badly 10 any of the markets preceding TINS
one for many months. The number OF cattle SUN re-
manning unsold at o'clock is large that the pros
pec Of closing all out before dark was very poor IN
deed.