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N UTlEE-SubscrbcI 10 the building- OF tLc n.w
Met odiSt church, al the corner of -Poydrass and
C"rondelet street. who have paid their s,bsc pons
are respectfully informed that funds at this time
A considerable amount in addition to that already
subscribed will be required to meet all the engage
ments entered into for the erection of this edcc
cr'us proportion OF which it is confidently believed will
b'prompty contributed by the friends OF reisionn This
community.
lhschurch when completed, will stand forth with
other edhcos recently erected noble of the
taste and baraty f the city of ~ Orleans
Persons disposed to contribute towards this object
will please 10 do so through the agent, the Rev. VIM.
II. Curtis. mr.
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4 M Z E M T. .NTS!
at the Uesiern Earhange, corner Of 1choupitauia
aud hntchcs strert-s1trancc door in .Natches st
4 nm Tuesday, March 1th and every evening, (Sun
~ days eSceptfd) will be exhibited the novel aat
interesting
THEATRE DU AUrOMAToN,
consisting OF eight most amusing figures, whose per
tormanees resemble the oction'and movements Of rca
life.
After which series of leugbable
PHI a N VIC M TSIONS
The room has been fitted up wifi, beautiful cocc
ton ofsix'cen colored Panoramic iers, among which
is Reorganization Of tn" grest fire of New York, b,
Calico. Battle Of the Brignnl and troops; contessine
the Brgands New York in old times; shpwrcck of tht
Medusn; Hannibal y earring enry TO the Romans
Mount |esuyus: &c. The whole forming all interest
n@ ""rrt1"n, which cannot fail to please all who may
h or ~"nrietor with their company.
Admittanc 'Nts. Children halfpricc.
lrama open at oclncs.-Exhit,fon of Miniature
Thean. illusion will commence al kali pnst
o'clock. me
EKON, STEEL. g. HE IVY UOODS-Iiat, ar
n and bundle iron, we'll assorted.
Hoop scroll aud rod iron, nail rods and plsus Il
moulds
Cast, German, shear blis'crsd, spring, s,cc, and
Crowley steel
Hollow ware, cut nnd rough nails and spikes
Zinc block tin, mill and grind stones, sal, kettles
Chain cables, anchors, hoes
Ok, log a, d trace Chains corn mills
Auvils, vices Hammers aud bellows
Wire sheet, pig and bar lead; shot
C~al, aud cooking stoves
Amcs, Rowlanh's and other spades and sloycIs
Hook and plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, Hunts elfu'rs, and other axes
iaId aud Manila eor,iagc, lines and twnc
bol' and shcai'lng copper; Naval stores
Iants linsced aud spemeil
A full assortment of hardware and shin cL,nIlc,,
always on and and Which offered sale NJ whole
sale Or retail, Oh The most favorable terms, by
M LAYTON Co. So Old Levcc
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SERVANTS FOR SALE.
4 me likely man, IS years ofage, is good mana ger
" of h rises, and good dining room servant.
Also, his Wife, good cook, washer and ir,ner-nnd
two children, one two and the other years of uge
Also, likely Girl Ia years old.
The above slaves can be had low by taking them
all. For sale bv jill COL QUITE
mari ID Graver sttret.
SIDELL's SPAIN REVISITED, &c.
SPA1N REVISITED by the author Of "a wear in
- Spain,'' in vols Harry Cnlrcrly a novel, bv
The author of "Cccil Hyde, in vols. The 1ctress o,
Padna, and other tales, by the author Of ''rhc Forsn-
ken" in vols. Nimrods Hunting Tours; incrspersed
with CHARACTERISTIC anecdotes, savings md dogs of
Sporting Men, including notices the principal crac
riders of England with anal tcal contents and general
riding 10 Hounds, in vols Ben Brace, the last Of
Nelson's Agamemnons by Capt Chamicr, Il. N, author
OF the Life Of Sailor, &c. in vols Commentaries
on Equity Jurisprudence. admins tered in England
mud America, by Joseph Story, L.. J.. ID. Ovid trans
lated by Dryden, Pope, Cnnsrrv, Addison and others
in vols forming No 90 and u of "Iurpers Classical
Library" Infantry Tactics rules for the exercise
and manoeuvres Of the United States Infantry ly Major
General Scott, L. S. Army, in vols. Just received
and for sale qy WM Mck..,N,
corner Camp 4 Common sta.
Buffers EFerrcsccatliogneSiaa Ape2ent,
FNOR Dyspepsia or Indigestion, nervous debility gid
D. dncsa, asiity Of the stomach, haitua costiveness
cuaneous Diseases govt gravel, Sc; highly valued as
genuine cooling puga,ivc, very suitable i'll this time
the year
A supply OF the above named valuable medicine, us,
receive from England, and for sale by
ii BONNABEI, Druggist.
m20 Tchapiioulas At.
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Is Y isaac l. yIcCOY

|!hro No. al, Arcade Exchange.)
~ fri"Hy, 2Ht' inst, at t2 O'clock oil the Arcade
~ Exchange, will he sold
"o comfortable dwelling horcs on Cal!iope street.
between Nades and Appoo streets, having attached
.ne warehouse, carriage housc and other convenience.
he above prop,rl, is the first square above the
rWoii Circle, within 80 yards of ,hecaroltoa IA. read
aud w,'h'n . squares Of The New Theatre soon to he
e'ce.Sa' "o"id readily rctt at present for $50 r-r
nc plan now exhibited at the Arcade i'll more fully Ca
ihese imlro'emc"tsar are erected property held on
lease Tor the term of six y, from The $, day ot I,ee
$50 al 500 per year. PAYABLE monthly WHICH III. ar
chaser must assume. IeIease having no claim ON the
o'een,s, they lie disposed oi NJ the c., s,iva
o ane Term, Tor more proha, ,han The first cost.
ierms-lle balance Of the purchase naney oycr Md
above The amount of tie lease payable oe-aif cath a,
the residue III months from The day of sale, for ao,.s
endorsed to HE satisfaction Of the seller and secured bv
unIlR'se uhhi hh;l '@Nm"ht rsN
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ny ISAAC l.. Mccoy.
f0f,co NJ, ~ ,.,Jr Er,j,anoas

tOfice No, 47 Arcade Exchanged
IN Monday 9th inst at IL o'clock, at the Exchange
~ corner If Chartres ard ST Louis Streets will BE-
sold,
All that parcel of ground in ono b dy, lying Just
above Carroon, being portion Of what formerly was
DAquirs Plantation consisting # o,e arpent front on
me rver Mississippi. and extending back, between pa
rlel lines, to Lake Pntchartrain distance If about
~ mixes anil is designated by No. g. The original
plan by which the D'.Aquins Plantation was sold, and
adjons on size. and in fact could he made form
part OF The newly laid ont town of Shrew sbury, thereby
offering great advantages to spectators for that purpose
1t will be sold together with all the buildings and i'm.
proYenents thereon, consisting OF an extensive and els-
CANT dwelling house, built only eight months, of the
best materials, and finished in the best work manlke
manner cplete with every comfort and convenience for
large family with kitchen, servants rooms, stable,
poultry house, pigeon house, &c. On said prrrnsea
arr good, substantial pcketa,d post and T fences,
which enclose aon - arpents of the ground which 10
aii of with much and elegance, and so as TO CON.
hne profit with pleasure; besides vegetables, flowers
and shrnbbery Of almost every Kind hofe have tcen
planted about
so Live Oak trees
50 Magnolia trees,
"Ol orange trees, and about
2aa Peach apricot, plum, and fig trees.
together with number Of lnuIher-, and Chine sreeA
The Nashville raj road through the premises, and
the Carfoon rail road will duuhsss he extended ts
yend II IN the Of short time. Those si,ing 10
make safe and prof able investment, possess
agreeable and healthy residence, either for
winter would DO well IL examine the premises previ0us
to the day of sslc Ii will be sold subject its prescott
lease, which expires on the LIST OF Oct, next.
lerHis-lhe purchaser to assume the pay OF
two notes, amounting together $4,000, due 18th Nov
1886 one do. amounting 10 $500 due 10th April, 1888.
TWO 10. amounting together to $1,000 due 18th NsveE-
Per 1885 and the balance of The purchase money pays-
II. Il. Gcnss, notary.
ALSO
At he same time and place, Two valuable throe etc.
y bick Stories, ith Granite fron,s the Tr-
ahsr, and designated by the numbers and y, on the
New Orleans Building Company. The completion If
Front street. and the new and extensive whar,es in
'front.' tseth,r with the other extensive and valuable
improvements now progressing 'hc reighbeurhood,
cannot fail TO render this property well worthy the al,
'cn"n of capitalists and spccu aiors.
ierAs-A credit equal to 6, II, Is and % months
will be given for assumptions or,notes drawn .nd en-.
d"sed 10 the satisfaction of the seller, and secured By
mortgage until final pa ,neni.
II b Cenas, notary. mal
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SALE OF METAL .,IEt LILLE.
'ENiiS beautiful site laid in squares, will be sold
"a Saturday the 25th March, 1857, half laet Ii
o'clock.
BY M. BARNETT & II. J. DoNINGoN
Al me Exchange corner Of ST. Louis and Chartros ss
ms property needs no enconlum; its sua.ien alone
VIII recommend to public favor. il is in the neigh.
hnrhood of Hucts Tract lately sold at auction BY it,
The plan will be expuscd for few day. ut the Arcade
and then at tie Exchange corner of Chastres and ST
LOUIS Streets welc it will be sold and by the small
plan accompanying il, it will be that this land iies
between Eath und tho New Oraans Canal, and adjons
Croon IN tho rcar. II has front the high ridge
OF The Aetailie road the Nashville rail road runs thru
ti' centre OF H. and on the lake it enjoys a beautiful
vew and offers the anGsomest possible rites for coun-
ty seats.
Terms-l a, mos, the balance a, l. ., and 3 years
cci tor notes endorsed the satsac ton uf the ven.
doris, and mortgage until final payment. PtsssessioR
wall be given 1t applied for be ole the 18th April next
chasers.
Acts Of sale TO be passed before Vim. Boswell, Esqr
notary public ut the expense of the purchasers mai
BY HEWLETT 4 CENAS.
NNIlI he sold OH Monday 2tIti inst, of II o,e,,cl
w on the lescc at III foot of Toulouse street
BARRELS MOLASSES,
tnraccount OF '" HON it may concern. Terms-Cash
BY HEWLETT s. CENAs.
SALE OF DAMAGED COTTON.
M HI. be sold on Monday, Goth inst. at haipa ~
~ o'rsck on the leyct, at the foot Of 20, draa
street i'o Baes OF Damaged Cotton, for account Of
whom II may concern. Terms. cash. mla
.----. BY HEWLETT & CENAS,
SALE OF DAMAGED CUITOT.
w ILL he snldth evening" the 10th instant, at half
w past o'clock at the leyee Steam Cotton rrcss,
AZ BALES DAMAGED COTTON,
M o. board the ship Tagus, by order and under
.le INSPECTION Of tn Warcns of the port for nccomu,
=. - Mllnln II may concern. Terms, cash. mlG
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NJ AS taken up by the night Watch tn the Sd inst.
w sorrcl Horse, with a white face. The owner
OF SAID Horse requested prove property pay char
Hss and take him away before Saturday the llth
inst otherwise he will he sold public auction on tho
18th march, by r A Gnillotte auct,lcer.
JOHN PRICE, Commissary LIST Ward,
ny 2nd Administrative
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@ WAS br"u lit to TIC police ln'isl,n, Of
AM the md Municipality on the list gy OF
A7 Marcel, negro man named HENRY,
I1V/ about s. years Of age, says h. belongs to
ssa,-Azum1zsx. Mr. Hollcy,
The Owner will prove propc,tv, nay
charges and ttke him awsiy. HIS HtHpER
ms Capt ct 'llc Wa,cl,
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Hl HEWLETT u CENAS.
XNILL be sold Saturday Is iust. OF ~ o'clock d
w Hewletts Exchange corner Of Chartrai and g.
By ISAAC L MCCOY:

u 2 r..
Office AZ Arcade Exchange.
an Monday the 9th inst, at l2 o'clock at the Es-
~ change Coffee House, Of Charires and *.
Louis streets, will be sold
AVAILABLE TRACT OF LAND,
situate on the New Orleans ard Nashville railroad ct
tanning about 800 acres fronting on the road, and run
ming back 10 the river TargaPaho, divided into 30 lots
containing from 30 TO so each, distant about
miles from ea Sam" aud la a mile from the
dam Of the Canal This valuable ras, Of land was So
leeted by one of the Engineers of the COMPANY, it
cultivation, the residue heavily tmbered with Pine aud
Oak, and is ievcd be equal inot SUPERIOR 10 Any
other tract in that section of rounty. Tho 1ansapahs
abound with fish, and the country with Game, and the
tract being suhdvdcd into ~ and so loia renders
them, highly desirable for country residences. and well
worthy the nta,tion of capitalists and spectators.
plan ofthe wh"e will be exhibited the place Of sale
in the course of a few days.
Ferms.-One fou IN in 60 days. and the balance ia 6,
IL and 10 months FOR notes drawn and tbs
satisfaction Of the seller and secured by mortgage un-
til tnnl PAYMENT. nIt
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S30O REV Am

POW NE w ARI!
"A BoCONDED last night, the black bow SAM opef
IA ABOUT ~ years; feet inches htgh II herca
bouts; Il st long face, aud looks vc,y smart and nc
i've 'onk WI II linn black cloth coat, nearly new enr
and roundabout jackets; lately brought from Vir
gnla, by Mr. hlnrdock Fifty dollars rev rl will G
gwen tor hi apprehension and hundred dollars fo
proof that will lead the conviction of the person q,
persons who harbor or employ him. Also, the mulattc
s"i AllfLt creole aged about Ia years; nbsented
herself some time in January last: she is supposed ,c
be haroored some where at the Bayou St John or Ba
you Road Fifty dollars will be given for c, appre
h'nslo and one undred dollars orproof that will eat
|" the convection othe person persons who hahor her
or Logging either of them in the jail of the Second Nu
inequality, or any other jai
l.. r, GAI.NIE, Office Sd Muncipalitv
New Orlean>, March 7rh, 1887
NOFlCE-Thc subscribers are now ready to re .eiyt
y ord rs for any kind of Cypress lumber their saw
mil being nt.ll operation and in perfect order. They
will use their best cxeriious To supply demands wifi
pomptncss and esnatrh. Orders 10 be left at the mill
opposite the residence of John irrcne Esq Fouhours
Livandais or at the counting room Of John NJ. Bach
No. SO Magazine street.
here is also patent lath machine attached to the
mill, which will enable the subscriber to s that art
Gle, which is ottle first quality on the most moderate
terms. mo ID. II. TWO GOOD.
A llOGSiit.AD ot yellow Ocie was found in The
IAeentc of Caron'eet street, nearly month ago, The
owner of said hogshead is requested TO call at the Com
m'ssarys office, Municipal Han, prove property aud pay
expenses or it will be sold at pubic auction by Peter
Ce''as pm lie anet'oneer on the lsh March. ms
GTRAfS Was taAcn.up on tie night Of The PA
- Feb, by the night Watch. 81 Wa d, 2nd Munich
pay and committed in the pound of the Guard House
in3d Ward black horse Mule, and sorrc horse
Mnlc. Also, was taken up on the night of the 9th
Feb by the night Wa'ch and committed as alb We a
bob tail hay Horse having white star in lis fprehcad
The owners of said animals nre requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and take them
away or b. fore saturday the 18th March, on which
day they will be sold public auction, at r. o'clock
NJ , BY + A Guillote auc!ianeer.
ii SrRiNGER, Commi:sary 81 Ward,
M End Municipatv
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9DORk.-90 boxes of 100 ID each clear Sides suIo-
II BILE for the West India market, in store and for sale
by ROGART Il HAWTI IRN.
mt 63 Gravier st.
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FOR FREIGHT OR GARTER.
4S Tue fast sail g schooner BRUTUs, Col.
TTf tIee; master, will 60 up or down the coas,
- Applyto I'D. BEEN u A. COHEN.
ND No, 90 Common str.ct
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For Northern Ports.

FOR BOSTON.
LIZ The new AMI fast sailing barque Hell
EF4 LESPoNT, Cup, Trott, will have Immediate
- despatch. For passage only, having ha.d-
a'.ns ~ accommodations, apply to In GALE,
lLaL.1s,
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~ SALE OF rAI.,lEt lille.
guns beautiful sr laid in squares, will be sold
= na Saturday the 25th March, 1857, half laet Ii
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For Sale, Freia nj or Chartc,

FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
. ~ Tie goo schooner MELICENTE, Ba-
- 100 bbls, or about . hbds-is cosner f,ss
ten d and in fine order, ready for cargo to ay plscc
but fienmond would be preferred Apply to tic Cant
u Pp,t ~ ofto GEORGE JOHNSON,
10 90 Common sreet
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So, &c, "a, so, 81, Sc, 25, II, 81, 80, 67, 22,
Hire The dra'cn numbers Of the I4M Glass
FREE SCHOOL LOTTERY.

"A UTfoElSED Ivy Act of the Legislature of the
State of Louisiana, for the benefit Of the ")uachita
School Society," passed and approved tho 2ls March,
CLASS No. is, FOR 1887.
10 De draun 'nafac Orleans Saturday 25M March
rs Number Lot,cry-l2 Drawn Ballets
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% WAS brersl lo The police prison Of the
AK I 2'd Municipality, on The / ST d,v of Mar
MST7 anegro man named SIMON, about 30
sGDtS wears ears OF age says he belongs to Mr. Cont,
.ss..AL~r, he Owner vii prove property, u v
mi II s uaPD:p w.. r.,
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WAS brought to the police prison of the Cd MUM.
e,pallty ON the 9Th of March, Negro man,
longs To r. Dorvillc. The owner will comply with The
law and lake him away. JOS. S. HARPER.
--- NIlV Captain of Witch,
nNE hogsh.ad Tobacco, picked up in the river,
" mar ked w. MEusleld No 20. the owner can have
lie by applying No. II, jefferson ST. and nav.
ing charges. MN
bulk PORK, &c.-l04 Sides, 1924 S61nId,rs
AS $40 Hams, 3On Sacks Corn, 40 barrels Whst ev,
80 barrels Lard 40 kegs ditto 1l6 barrels Flour land
ing from Flat Boats, and for sale hv 'e"N >
mt7 500 & BlRNE, I53 Tchoupitouas IT
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G " + NJ, dc Ia compagnie u chemn coasses
- 9e Ia Nile Orleans Nashville-Resou nue Ie
president est atorise aairc appel aux dictionaries
rcntivcment un Placement de S. par action ali sera
u'esIne lie ~ 'avri proclaim commencement la Sc sec
oh de ie cha e-Extrait DIES minutes de pInsti,ut;n,
T., NaSne! MNAIR secrctaire
i eS s lad1ls compagnie requis par le present
a,s e,i1ctuer an hurefn dc 10 c.mpag,i, ,nns IL
VINE ne IA aonvelle Orleans, lie Placement de S. sur de
,oha,t ne chacnne des ctons dom lis sort dcten
es ie ~ avn proclaim, default de quoi faction nor
aqnee &C Placement n'aura pas en- liiu. sera annnlee
HEv-lhips NJ WHOFFMAN' w. m nnl ;dan,
otLEA vs. LIFHOGRAPHIC OFFICE.
'H'HE proprctors Of this establishment ler leave to
IL, a. minrm the public they have lust receive from
me North a. extensive addition to their stock ef mots
hs enb nclng large and photographic Presses nj
e most modern structure togetber with assert sizes
OF he largest and finest photographic Stones: tho Gma,
LnhoGrnphIc Paper, with every aticl. NECESSARY in
their iine hey have also engaged first rnte ;onrno
men l.thographers. who have lust arrived from Now
iofk: ihey are now prepared to do all kind of work
III ,e 'ne Of business IN superior manner an, at tho
shortest notice: such as Maps of TOWN. Maps of Vii
lases Maps OF city Lots; Maps of Real Estate gene
rally; MGrchnnts' Circulars Bill Heads; Bills of Ex
chahge; tank Checks, &c. &c. fhey can, by uniting
feet inches wide 'o"s ~ J
As this Office has been got up in style equl to
III inc country, the patronage of those who NAV
wosk OF me Kind to do is respectfully solic sl Their
terms will be moderate, and graduated accurno to The
sly lie Of work orde, ed. Iii ~ ''''
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For the EallcE.lOE.
FOR SEIDIIS.

D. ffsSsSj ia Phe Steamboat MOGUL, J.F. Hunt
9s.1saaH5z sm,st r, having been detained on &C.
count Of the bad weather, will pusi.
feiy depat Tor the above ports this morning 23d INST
Ism J. THAfER 81 Co., "A Poydyas ST.
Ut fhe Megul has been compelled by rogue !, Of
many eitzens 10 postpone the time of her departure for
81 Louis, un"l this morning Wednesday, at 10 o.
clock.
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ragged f.emsn, should have ha. language constru-
ed by the alchymy of desposm into audacious trea-
SO closely in government like ours, does the
sentiment Of injured right border the tones Of per-
sonal defiance. Our Banks required pay in spe-
Gle, when government itself redeem its obi ga
tions in that medium and section makes it penal
for one citizen to pass his due bill to his neghbor
We would ask the Lawyer who has drafted this bill,
whether he has caused TO reflect that justice, re-
qnires that every man should give an evidence OF his
Indebtedness to his creditor, pondered upon the bill
as infringing the constitutions which forbids the pas
sage Of any law, mpairing the obligations Of contracts
We hope Mr. Adams will hereafter change his mode
o. action and instead Of peti,ionng for the emancpa
ton Of the negroes, he will do the act of phan-
hropy for the white slaves Of the District. But this
measure pass. Congress will certainly reject
this special link Of iron, and stamp il with the word
!" Bondage. 5"
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SPREAD OF THE CAUSE.

Almost every week we hear Of societies and
have to believe that before year rolls
round there will be unbroken chain Of fraternity
among our countrymen from Maine to Georgia, which
will defy all attacks, and all resistance whether from
natives abroad or natives at home.
MEETING OF NATIvE-BoRN CITIZENS.
Al highly respectable meeting Of the Native-born
Citizens residents of Germantown, held at the house
cf Joseph Mullen, Railroad Hotel, on Thursday even
ing, August 3Ist, 1887, Mr.. JONATHAN WOLF
called to the chair, and Edmund Bockius and John
G. Channon appointed secretaries.
The object Of the meeting having been stated from
the chair, it notion Resolved. that commii-
tee Of FIVE persons be appointed to draft resolutions
pressive Of the sense Of the meetingwhereupc the
chair appointed the following, viz: BENJAMIN F. To-
pham, John Stadelman, William Green Samuel But.
cher and Jacob S. Wunder, who having retired for
few moments, reported the following, which were
adopted:
Whereas this meeting view it as highly important,
that an association composed Of American born citi-
zens he formed in the Township Of Germantown, for
the purpose Of maintaining Native Rights, which they
consider now endangered by foreign influence -
Therefore, Resolved, That we form association to
be governed by constitution and by laws which shall
hereafter be laid before the association by COMMITTEES
appointed for that purpose.
Resolved, That the following persons be commit
tee TO draft constitution, viz: DR.. Thomas F. Betorl,
Johu Stadelman. Benjamin +. Tophan, John G. Chan
INN, William Green, Samuel Butcher, Edmund Book.
Jus and Jonathan Wolf
Resolved, 1ha, the proceedings Of this meeting be
published in the Germantown Telegraph, and copy
he forwarded to the cd itor Of the Native Americana at
the City IF Washington.
Resolved. That we adjourn to meet at this place,
Thursday evening next, at half past seven o'clock.
JONATHAN WOLF,
Chairman.
Ennuse Bock,us, ssreta,ie..
N. b. The native horn citizens Of the neighboring
districts, respespeculy invited to attend the ad
journed meeting, as the committees on the constitution
will report on that evening.
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tJ-One Of the difficulties in the establishment Of a
newspaper, is to procure its correct delivery In order
10 accomplish this, we have had to change our car
riers.
After the present publication, hope there will be
less cause of complaint.
Any subscribers who may have changed the place
Of delivery from tina, left with the publisher will please
notify him Of the same.