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THE STR UGaLE IN cUBh.
Omctais Reckoning 90 Crushing Taxation -
EataIea Bmrned-shnrp EIahiina.

HAVANA, March 23.-The new DEGREES arc
obnoxious, and gold has been rising since they
were issued. The municipal councils through
out the island do not seemed disposed to accept
the heavy responsibility sought to be imposed
upon them by making the corporations liable
for any deficit In the collection of the revenue
in their respective districts, and several Of the
councimen have sent In their resignations,v lille
others are studying out pretexts to do the same.
The Governor OF Havana. the Marquis de Rell-
vista, has resigned the plea Of III health, and
senior Moreno, Judge OF the AudieDcia, snd
who has been Governor once before under the
old organization. has been appointed Governor
al interim. He has a hard task before him.
The taxes that have to be raised here are
monstrous. The DidriO nc IL Martina coufsf sea
that the sncruces rendered necessary bv the
present state OF public affairs nro truly aupaling =.
Inc hand tiembles." II save. lin writing tho
enormous sum OF $si GlgGi2 70 which the yearly
budget for 1870 and 1871 calls for"
Jhe total income Of The Inhabitants ~ the
Hinnd' according TO tho imperfect statistics
which formed the basis for the collection uf tne
ten per cent. tax. to he suppressed now. IL 100
VO'OVO' but the destruction OF property during
caused great falling of In the production OF
part OF THIS Income, and yet tho taxes "a now
10 be collected call for fl2,4i0 900 moro than The
public had to paw before tnev were reiieved'
by the abolition OF tho ten per cent, fifteen per
cent, and ten uer cent. contributions and Of tho
poll tax on domestic slaves. The dsappolnt-
ment felt and expressed by the old Spsniards,
who confidently expected that the financial COM
binations OF kubi would tighten their burdens,
IL extreme. and the clandestine press is at work
again l see. for seditious ampoons and urocla-
nations have made their appearances within tho
last dav or two.
More estates have been burnt near Colon. The
volunteer forces that left this place on SATURDAY.
last must have found the enemy rs the family
OF the Captain Of the sixth Company received
tidtnRs this morning that he has been killed md
literally cut to pieces by the Insurgents. lie was
an employee OF the Spanish Bank in this city,
named hoyo, and well known as an ardent
Spaniard."
There Is news this morning Of the escape from
the 1sle Of Pines Of several " political prisoners"
recently sent there, but no names are men
toned.
The accounts relative to the Octavia. so far "a
received here, are conflicting M to the owner
ship OF the vessel at the time OF her capture aud
the character OF the voyage she was engaged In.
The insurgent forces are said TO have taken
the town Of Baga. opposite Nuevitas. and to
have held possession for whole day, getting OF
safely with their booty.
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FoUR CHILDREN ORPHANED.
The Suicide Of n wife Quickly Followed b.
the Death of the Husband.

Inc SUICIDE OF n VIE quickly Followed bv
the Death of the Husband.
Peter W. Schuyler, a shipwright Of l52
Grand street, a consumptive, had been sick for
six months. His wife, Louise A. SCHUYLER,
nursed him until within q few DAYS, and was then
herself Frustrated by pneumonia. Her inability
longer to care for her husband preyed upon her
mind, and on Sunday she raised herself in her
couch and called her sister. and. giving her her
wallet, said that sho could not recover. She
then told her sister how to dispose OF some
jewelrv sho had. Afterwsrd, at about 2 A. NJ.
yesterday, she asked her sister to give her the
middle drawer OF bureau In the room. Her
request having been compiled with, sho fumhled
for who among the contents of the drawer
Her sister asked what she wanted and offered
to aid her in ending II. and she replied
that sho couldn't nud what she was
looking for, but that II was no matter
Then requesting her sister and one or two other
ladies VINO were sitting near her TO replace the
drawer and 10 move back from her bedside. sho
her night dress lay quiet. One OF the ladies was
called into the adjoining room to attend TO Mr..
schuyler, who was FESTIVE. Suddenly MIS-.
Scnuyer's sister and her companion. who still
SIT within few feet Of Mrs. Schuyler, were
startled by pistol shot. and. Mrs. SCHUYLER be.
gan TO struggle, and In few minutes she died.
She had snot herself through the heart. She
was tnlrty-nve years Of age.
Mr.. schuyler was Informed Of his wife's death
that she had committed suicide. Two hours af-
terward he died. He was forty-one years Of
age. Four children, the oldest only thirteen
years OF age, are left orphans.
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DEATH or HAMBLErONIAN.
The Father Of Dexter and Other Famous
TrOtters TO DO Buried To-day.

Rysdyk's world-renowned stallion Ham
bletonan died at Chester, Orange county, early
yesterday morning. The horse was about thirty
years Of age. lie was the sire OF Mr.. Bonner's
king OF the turf, Dexter, and OF many other
noted Irottina horses OF the country. The in
come from Hambletonian was over $4,000 a
yerr. II IL said that at one time 10000 was
offered for the horse. He was bought about
twenty-seven years ago for $50, from tAe Seeley
family, at Sugar Loaf Orange county.
Before Mr.. nv sdyk's death, he selected a
place where the old horse was to be buried in a
fenced-in lot, with appropriate headstone. He
left a clause IN mis- will. that under no circum-
siances should the horse's remains DO mutilated
after death. Two Offers were m de Yesterday,
one of 500 and one Of $1,000, for Ham bletonian =
hide, Tor the purpose Of preserving the horse In
his nptrral aha oe but the offers were refused
by The Rysdyk family The grave was dug yes
terday afternoon, and the famous horse Is to be
buried with donors to-day.
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aapce. he oe 80 y o st. Dc Pun Tnaf Tor
HsdcTson, IT, h. viii he cseoried az s S. P,ress
Cathedral on uIsay tue BOA inst at 10 o'clock NJ
Conferences OF 8. Vincen d. ul and the friends OF
the FANNY are respectfully invited to attend.
,i ~, ~ Hn HeVcn ~ snn, ",,e OF
Relative and friends ted to ~ end her tuneran
ruesday. ut O'clO'N T. NJ At the residence OF her
son iu.aw. Alinson Ircdw H. $40 franKlln av, corner
Of Lerert place, Br okiyn.
inst Edw .rd Coumont, IN M, ga year Of ms ege
- Funeral from Ne Valley Congregational church on
FkEptRlCks. ON sun1ay. March 90, A. the rest
dcnce II her brother $50 Dh az corncr OF 3si st. Mrs.
Kate edericSr, age, - years
The trends OF the fsmy. 80 those u her brother.
NJ. n. NdGle arc invited % attend her funeral from ITO
Mare es a. ii o'c ScH wien solemn MN mass Of re-
QUEEN WI. ue offered up for the rcpose Of her soul
infant daughter ~ samuel and Minnie A. Lord.
McCLtN AHAN-Ot pncunonia. Robert McClena.,
The relatives aud friend. respectfully invited ~
attend his funeral from his late rcdence, 40 West 45
MTsG sadn 9so s. Fr,pe. Dong.
lass Youngest cho o. Francis anu Maggie Patterson.
The relatives snd friends OF the family are sneet-
fuzzy nyt TO attend the funeral from tnc residence OF
~ pf!eht'' lUs snnoK 81 On tuesday ssn mt: 80
leaves Grand Contra Depot ar 2.i5 r. 4.
PATERsoN.-on MONDAY, March e; $50, Arthur r.
paters young 81 chic ut Annie and Il cert Ftefrons
agcf Years 2montrs, and days
Relatives and friends are invited 90 ene9d TIE fgncrat
lyn, on " lncsday 2pth INST. ei T. W. m e.,.,,,..
Nrch a. !enaa C. Nife Of l. Rogers and Gadphtts
VI James Isiry. IN the 37tn wear -, her az.
The resuyes and friends ~ LIE family are respect.
NJ. +. Church. on Central av. lcrs C.'y Heights. on
Wednesday aferuoon. at ~ o'clock without iurtheF
swift on Monday, March 81 James W. Smith.
tn1e,l from ia i4ie resi- o &C. 1i5 s'h av on Wed.
nosday, at oelocA. Relatives aud friends invited.
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A Ballad of tho BolGnappcr..

From me N1hOpiBG Neca
Gentleman George was Greenhacker bold
And nj words we're sweet ~ honey,
As ht travelled about tie nuuni ~, ann told
The people they wanted moro money
And BeiKnap, he wac a warrior brave,
HIS face was g"hi.i nj sunny,
Ana the only tilnR wa ituut gave
Was LIS serious Need Of more lnoncY.
Mistress BE knap was lady far,
Nith llps ~ sweet ~ honey,
But htr faces ricO and diamonds rare
Made terrible need Of more money.
Now, Gentleman George was very nice man,
DemOcricY'a fayOriie sonny.
Ana nobody dr. amed he wound lay plan
To go for the peoples money
But George, he, Mrs Belknap, she,
With lips as sweet as honey
And warrior Belgnap, he-all three,
Agreed that they wanted more money
George thought he was cunning and wide-awAke,
Too ally an OLD fox for trapping,
But, alas he has made fatal mist ke,
Tue people have caught him kidnapping,
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TIE DICkFNS CHTLDREN.
Eli Perkins Roughly Ovcrhauicd-Ht- vcrac
~ Denicd-tIr, Keeling strikes Sack.

Eli Perkins Roughly Ovcrhauicd-Hi- vcraei-
" Denicd-IIr. Keeling strikes Sack.
To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: have
seen a piece published In your paper by 4 per-
son calling himself Eli Perkins, with regard to
the condition OF the Dickens children.
There are two OF the dickens children with
me, namely, Adrian and Amy, and | will state
FIRST that no children In the state OF Illinois have
a more comfortable home or are better taken
care Of.
They are going TO a good school and attend
church and Sabbath school regularly.
They are strong. healthy children are we'll
provided Tor, and need no assistance from any
person.
with regard to the eldest son, Bertram Dick
ems, he l. now studying for the Methodist min
istry and Is very aniiable and well-dispused
young man.
1t IL evident from the statements sde by
this man Eli Pcrkns with reference to the
former life Il their father and mother. that he
wrote It through kindness tor the children. but
to traduce the characters OF those who are de d
and gone, and cannot defend themselves, and to
brng blush and shame - their children.
Win rcCari u his vile slang about myself and
family, tninS him ~ entirely beneath NY no
tice That do nos c1ndescend fotice Il furt er.
All the statements made by the man Eli Per-
kins, tn reference to ms conv is ton with the
children, pronounce an unmitAated falsehood.
VIII you be kind enough to give this place
in your paper. and also to req iest those who
have copied from your paper TO DO The same by
this2
This will be nothing more. think. than fail
In justice to the children and myself a. guard at
for them. Respectfully. ". KEELING.
AMBoY Lee county. H.. March y. 1876.
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MIR. Eiclh,. Cnun,cr auIt.

The Supreme Court Chambers was crowded yes
teriay on the hoarlng Of motion by Mir. Dudley Field.
IN the sllt by C. A. Dcylin, who was one OF WIN NJ.
Twecd's boulsmcn. against Attorney General FaIrchd.
Corporation Counsel whitney, the MAyor, sc. The
motion made for an 1rscr 10 conpe these person
To sue Carver kayser, ana others VINO nave driraudd
the city and ar m'n OF means, and realnst whom ~
suits On hr"un, whcr as the statute Of nlta-
uOns VIII soon be oar ar fDr the appointment " NJ
anu proper person as receiver OF tue ciy, TO take
charge u pros cute all such olalns. Judge DOno'
hue denied the motion.
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SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs Nos. 30. 80. OF,
~ ny, l2l lsi ~ ~ 49, ~ ~ 20 r. 49,
1917 1903. ldJ, 100, DO III az 2lS 2od go, 2n 2p.
BOO 3O7 3li SCI ~ J!3, 32l, $50 81 3iJ, 81, A2
GENERAL fERM.-Nos, 100, l6l, lOb, ld''e 100. 10,
12o.e IL lal, lile 1853, no ~ IN III l12' iiJ l
ltI9. 40.
SPECIAL TRRM.-Case on trial.
CIROUIr-rart I-Case on trill, No 1927 Part u,
Nos 1853 2GOl 2O7O ga 12iO. 1929, 1888, 80, l2li
2sio l556S. l65'S 1902, Ana l3as S2e, ~; g1a',
Nus 1889 10, a65 20 1915 la3a ll21 sli3 lib,
us, 613 263 ~, NV, 1888, 1881 siS9 1871 2o51,
suPERIoE coysr-hRIAL TERN ,rait Case on
CoMMos PLRAs-TRIAL rkRM-Part Case on. No.
1913,
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In State bonds there were no recorded salcs. Rank
81 Commerce shares sold at liz. RirOad securities
a.so reflected hght trade. Tue following were the
principal transaclons;
Chic. lists, l0' NJ; Aud S. 7. con. ). f.. 81 Leigh
and W. u. Con-. NjtY che aad n. W. Con {. &. r.,
93A.cO3JA Morris ami Essex lists lc0 Morris and Is
sex 2is no; G., p. and ASH new l07 N. Y Cen. a..
49, 100; Mich. SO. s. F., l00l6 NO Missouri lis 03
Erie 4th Mig. 1Ol Cen Pac. lists, s j. RI, o. Cen.
Psc. @; b. lO7 Wes, P!r BIDS. lQoS ono AMI Miss.
2is 7piscg7H In, PHc lists 1Oi; Mil. and st. + l,ts
l. D., lo2fj l.. sh, Con. Il Coup, o7 Tn. rac. s.
eilG 81. ana ST. p. lists, ll5%@lld H. Wayne lists,
lie openinr, nisn'st lowest, ana . +. Nj connI
prices OF ttocks TO-DAY
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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
priseh foreclosure sales by
H.. Harnett, one plot 6oxlbo, west side washit Fton
avenue, Morrsania Uwonty-third Ward, known as lot
~ on map OF Morrsania m nor, a 100.
ny Nlnans Davies, one plot luVrlOO east sidc lor
lizard street b3) feet north OF West Farm. road Ford
ham Twenty fourth Ward), $500. (planun)
Toe foreclosure sale OF plot nOgtn side OF Eighty
fourth street. west Of Third avenue, announced w Pc
ter II. Never, was withdrawn.
r. " Hafnett adjourned force sale OF properly
on west kice OF Second avenue, north OF Forty nih
street, 10 April g.
To-day, at As Exchange. X. v. HArnett wln sell at
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To TIE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: would
like TO ask through your valuable paper prominent
ndid tie of the Republican party for President OF
United States what Ee thinks OF the pay OF the letter
carriers. We at present receiving tloo for four
teen hourf work.
Tuere 10 great cry coming from the Republican
party against the Democrats tor cutting down the pay
OF the AbOrere bur WHO ever heard OF tue Democrats
Offering such starvation pay a. thatp
Come, MT. COnkling, answer that question.
kRW YORK, March %. CARRIER.
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3usinrss a1oi,tes.

From, W. II. Chisholm. n. D.. of New Bed
ford' 1 have emplo, ed the PERUVIAN SYRUP fuc-
ccssfully m Of dyspepsia, chronic darrni,
YOU. debility, neuralgia. eryspclas bOs and diseases
OF the ekn; also, choroea, leuchorrlea, DrOlaDsus
uter and IN sma compl 4in- generally. As an alter
alive tonic the to used by clefgymen,
enitors cashiers clerks. lawyers and others who use
their brains more than their Giles ~ wen a. opera
tives, printers, taors shoenascrr seastressee, andl
all those whuso occupation confines them In lLycntif
lated aud ovsrheated roOms who liable 10 sunef
more or less from nervous dcOinty."
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Am USEMENTS.
A Very MirthruI Entertainment AT walIaok's
Theatre.

The performance at Wallacks Theatre
last evening began with representation OF
1.-THE Captain Of the Watch" In which Mr..
Lester WALLACE played the part OF the hero adj
mirlbv. lie was very judicously and compe-
tsnily aided by Mr.. John Gilbert, Mr.. +. NJ. Hol-
land, Miss Enie Germon, ana Miss Geraldine
MAye. The large audience present WIS
kept in constant cond ton OF jolllity.
by this part OF the entertainment. "Wood-
cocks Little Game" filled up the rest OF tho
evening, In II Mr.. Wsllack, Mr.. Beckett, Mr.
Stevenson, Mir. Edwin, Madame Ponlsi, Miss
Jane burke Miss Bartlett, and Miss Biaisdell
had parts, and II was excelently played. Both
pieces were very tastefullY mounted, the audi
tory. OF tue best kind. laughed and appauded
heartily, and went away in the best OF humor.
new comcdY-drama written expressly for
tnis theatre, will soon be placed Oh tue stage
her
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A Few Words to Feeble and Delicate Women.
by X. Y. Pierce, NJ. D., OF the W orlds ,Dispen-
sArY, BUFFALO, n Y. author OF the Peoples Com-
mon sense Medical AdyIser" &c, &c.

ny IL. =. l,lFICe, NJ H., OF the W oTlu's Dspen-
sAry hunilo, \, Y. author OF " the Peoples Com-
mon Sense Medical ADVISER" &c. &C.
Knowing that You ere subject TO great amount Of
suffering that d'icacg on your par. has strOnR ten
more you have TO endure and the more dicut OF cure
Your case becomes, as physician who am Gay con.
! am constantly meeting with those who have been
treated Tor their almrnis Tor months without being
benefited IN the least until they have become perfectly
discouraged ana nave almost made their mind
never TO tage another A. Of medicine or be tortured
By avg lur.her treatment They had ather eie aud
they have. Tney say they out Dy suffering,
anu are only m Ie worse by treatment. ~ any thng
were I ere more successful mode Of tr Rtng tuch
dihcutie than that, the puucp II which teach the
rducng aud depetng Of ine ytp forces of the stem.
when tho indications dictate treatment directly the
reverse OF the ne opted for them tneir would
lie dep orIblc IN eel Bar, lad sufferers, thee Il
you; ono more m harmony win the lava ana gQure-
mems OF your svacm, harsh irritating cau-tc treat
you wound use rttiuhnl means sncL ~ commun'scnse
should dictate Ia every mie gent ladr take such ned
and hgrNiner, conn uuded with SPECIAL r. iereuce TO
your utncate systrm. such hiupl CON nation you
vi hlN - my FaYorltc Prrscnpuul, w1leh mas reccy-
ca tc Intellect praise from Thousands OF yuurs'x. ThOo
anguid uletoe sensations, causing NOu TO teel
y abb to b. on your rect or ascend ilt OF Stars
thAt conthuu ar m thA n srppng IRON your system
all your T. rnl'r elasticity aud any ~ the bloom from
your cheeks that cont mai strain upon YOUR ylial
forces that renders l able aud fretrui-nAy all be
marvellous emedy. Irrcgullrtis and oOstructions -
the proper worHilg Of your system are reli"yod by
existence OF which 10 cure Indication OF serious Ills
eie that should not oe Lrelected, readily yield TO II,
time, tho special cause Of these pains permanently
removed furtner hSat on tnese subjects may be oo;
Adviser" In which nave devoted large space to the
confederation Of all forms OF diseased peculiar 70 your
on receipt ci 40. Ky FsSostc frcsSrpsoa s sod
BY dfuegD Aug.
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A Letter from the Guardian who was APP
pointed by I'm Illinois Court.

To p. DAGGY, EsQ.-DeGr SIR: Yours OF
the 18th was received, and l much sur
prised to learn the statement that FIJI Perkins I"
made. There are two Of the Dickens children
with us. namely, Adrian and Amy. They are In
no want OF assistance from any person. have
money enough IN my hands to keep them until
they are old enough to take care Of themselves.
hey are going to schOoi-to good school:
they are well clothed. well fed. and no children
In Illinois are ENJOYING themselves better. They
are both strony. healthy children. and are learn
ing very fast. expect, as soon IA the boy Is old
enough, to put him TO some good trade OF some
business. | can assure you will take a. good
care Of those children as II thev were my own,
you ere well aware That Mr and Mrs. Dickens
were roth friends Of mine. With regar1 To Bpr-
tran, the oldest, he Is now studying Tor the
Methodist ministry. He was here on a visit a
short tine ago. aud think very highly of him.
/ think o. at MIR. Eli Perkins might have found
some other business to attend 10 instead OF vii
lfyinR the character OF persons he never knew.
Respectfully, II. KEELING.
=. s. II you should wish at any time to hesr
from the children, please write, and l will an-
swer your letters. II. X.
ANNOY, ILL.,. March 81 1873.
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ALDAEY, Maron 21-rhe respective counsel In
the suits OF The People, &c, agt william q. STEPHENS
ct al. ana The Peope, &C., ast HenrJ d. Dcnni'on ct
al. met At the County Ccr office this afternoon, ana
selected iist ~ ninety-eg1t names, from when
taeuty -Four arc BE- TO try the aDoye 'uaued
casei Tne lst ~ names having been selected ny
County Clerk HNwcll, copies were maze Tor the re
spertlYe counsel, aud tomorrow the form 81 stnkmR
tie jury viii be proceeded with In open court.
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AResisnstion nd Il ca ppo,ntmen,.

Patrolman John w. Elder Who was transferred
from the sanitary company TO the Twentieth street
police, because he would not permit Commissioner
Ahd Sankey's service resigned on account OF lnabnJ
70 do ordinary loice duty, Commissioner Elhardf
having ascortaned that Elder had been the turce
twenty ne years became suddenly e.rOus 10 rtciiy
his uistikr. Having summoned the Olicer to the Cen
tra once, he told MIN that his long deserved
recognluon AID a sned him ~ spccld duty.
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THE ENFORCEMENT ACT.

The supreme Court DodEina the Question of
it's COnstitutiOBality.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-Tho Supreme
Court to day rendered decisions in tho KEN
lucky Election and Grant Parish cases. The ma
jority OF the court lodged the real issue, name
", the constitutionalitv OF the Enforcement act.
Justice Hunt alone delivered sqyre opinion
The majority held that the indictments were
not sufficiently definite, and thus got around
the constitutional question involved.
In the Kentucky Election case, the Court de-
cldcd that the Federal ecttOn law, under
which certain Inspectors Of election were in
dicted Tor refusing to receive ths vote OF col
ored man, Is unconstitutional ana void.
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Assistant District Attorney Moore had ohirp-
ing canary in cage by him yesterday In the Brooklyn
Court OF Sessions which was handed up to Anton
EnnEer OF 40 Delmonlco place. who testified that his
bird was stolen Ia February last and that II suhse
ouenty found In Edward Heisch's possession at i6i
Hamilton avenue. Witnesses swore that they knew he
bird the tint to the wing feathers, and that
knngcrs Heisch testified That he bought tue bird
New YORK. The llry acquitted him. lleisch was in'
dice1 tor stealing Nv niytwO 9th canary birds from
the same companant. one on.y was found in his pos
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The WIG he would choose.

In the Supreme court, Yesterday, in Eliza Nc
Brides SUIT against Samuel Mcbride, for the construc-
ton of WILL Anna L. Tisdale being on the stand aq q
witness, the plaintiffs counsel asked neri what ala
the test tor say aOOut the plintiP" Sue replied 10
aai'i that befiro he would Rave wife IKE thAt ne
would marry the devns DAUGHTER, and go 70 I'VE Win
the old couple"
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Arrived-MoSDAY. March %.
steamship W. aaoke. Richmond, city Point, ami Nor
FOLK. mdse. and pssA.
sicrmshp Colon. Aspinwall. mise. and pass.
SHIP narIw. suaughae. teas.
ship tity OF Boston, Livcrpool, In ballast.
Ship Boreglis, Annoy tea.
Barg Iciios, Bremen, In ballast.
Bark ID. ChIiln. Havana. sugar.
Barr IniOut, Palermo, fruit.
Bark CrOno. Dublin, IN ballast.
Also the usual river ,ni COZ s1ss veassla
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To THE EDITOR or The sUN-Sh In what
respect Prcsdtu Grant carry out the Instructions
Of Poloni1s TO Laer'es2
lie giyea every man ms ear, but few HE voice.
Ana thr tfiruis ne has aud their Adoption uled, he
grApIl,s 10 his soul with houkH Of scat
NEW ORLEAEa, M1rch %.
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This Beats ALL; d. Putnam, coving'on, Ps.s.
Of Kitney Disc ,se b using Only II bOt-i
tie Of wisllART'S PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL, while,
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