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FOR NE\V YORK

tLoulslana and New York Line of Packets.)
- -! - -. - u
H. Orleans and New York every other Monday
commencing the 18th April and to insure he
strictest puncualy i'll their time of sailing the line will
hereafter consist of six Ships viz: -
ship AAZOO Captain Edridgc, to lesve mere :.otn
April.
Ship MISSISSIPPI, Captain Robinson, to leave on
9th May. ''N VII
=, Ship SHAKESPEARE, Captain Collins, to eavc on
23d May. N 0'
Ship VICKsBURG, Captain Woodlousc to leave Oh
9th Juuc. ~ 'N"'s VII
Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Palmer, to leave on Goth
june " '
:, Ship HUNTSVILLE, Captain Palmer to leave OH
u The above ships are all new of the first class
coppered and copper fastened and upwards of 500 tons
brth?n are of light draught of water being built in
new ork expressly for the trade. The price of pas-
sage fixed at one hunyed dollars their cabins nrc fitted
~ on the most improved and convenient PLAN finished
IN neat and elegant style. Ample stores of the frst
quality will be provided and every regard had to the
comfort and entire satisfaction of passengers, who will
please take notice that no berth can he secured un,i
paid for at the office of the consignces.
These packets commanded by captains we'll cx-
peenced III the trade, who will give attention and
exert themselves to accommodate. They will ai MI
times be towcd up and down the Mississippi by steam
boht and the stnctcst punctuay observed in the time
DISABLING.
The owners of these ships will be responsible for
any letter parcel or package, sent by put on beard of
Mt the counting house of the agents or owners. FOR
j. d. BEIN g. A. COHEN,
Apfll IL No. II Canal street,
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OBOK AND JOB PRINTING,

OBOK AND JOB PRINTING,
ind Bia0h B0oL lI0nuitct0,y.
FHNlE subscriber respectfully Informs lila friends and
the public that he has, in connection with his book
and stationary store, extensive Printing Office aud
Book Bnd3ry, and is ready undertake the printing of
Pamphlets, Cards, Blank Cheeks,
Catalogues Legal Notices, Bills of I.atling,
Labels, Bill Forms, pray Receipts
Auction and Show Bills.
Also the Binding of Books and manufacturing OF
Blank Books oil any size description.
WAi. McKEAN,
Corner If Camp and Common SIS, opposite Richardson's
iate BiShop's) Hotel. 3
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
East UiStrirt Of Inuisinnn

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COuRT,3
In Aa,i,uHy sitting:
n obedience of an order at this Court ma!2 on motion
IL Of Henry Socket ESD the 10Th January 1886, re-
qurne statement of the monies remaining deposited
and unclaimed in the Registry Of the Court to be pub
llshed specifying the cascs-lacs ofdeposit and parties
Interested Of Record, the undersigned Registrar reports
the sum of 1899 As remaining unclaimed-n the fol
lowing cases.
Wexford X Stevens rs ship Washington 54} IS
Deposited on the Registry Aug 10, 1917.
Being the proceeds of sale of the vessel of
whom the owners appear to be Bowen Il Rob-
bins, james Mason, olion Wilcox, Warrsn
BlshoE-rcSidcncc not on Record
schooner Hebilc rs certain Goods, 537 80
date of deposit Aug 1911! 1917.
J Smith rs 81 Ilog's of Wine 70 so
date ofdcposit July 9th 1919, no clai nant on
t,ecord.
Mitchell ct dis rs Schooner 9Th January Ii .
dates otdcposit Jan. 18th, 1882, Levin Boz!nan.
Plymouth G claimant of vessel
Winter ct dis rs Steam Boat Napoleon 20 -
date of deposit Dee. 26 1922, balance of the
proceeds Of the sale ofthc Napoleon after pay
ing claimants: Boat cluimedhy Anderson sill
Ter, of Louisville.
Victor David rs steam boat Florida, 50
date CT deposit Sept 18th, 1881, 7 Bauducs
synlic claimant.
Hayden Perry ct ais rs Brib Sally Esther, 0
date Of deposit, May 9th 1899, owners of Sally
Esther b Clark, John Lin. Richard Doa-
born and II Richards of Massachusetts.
And i'll obedience to the further order of the sud Court
the OWNERS and all and every other person or
persons aviug pretending have right, title, IN
tcrest demand on 10 the said monies hereby ci-
tsd and ndmonsh9o TO he andappnar District Court
the L. ). for the district aforesaid be holden on
the third Monday Of MAY 1886 mt 10 Of lock H. m. at the
cause why such disposition thereof should not be mude
as to the Court may seem meet and proper.
BY order OF Court,
i'm, 0O-n,y nm
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Il T. Nj o V A l..
x r NJ o ' 4 L.
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
S. Camp st, nearly opposite the American Theatre.
MON " IL D.. IT.

T. public in general, that he executes all orders IN the
above branches, in the best style, and moderate
terms He will also in like manner, all kinds
of decorations in Oil and Water Colors for halls, en-
xres pariors and ba rooms, &c. &c; he will also i
tate great variety of Marbles aud Woods, Military
Standards, So.
He hopes sixtee yal of practice and cxerlions so
SUCCESSFULLY sustained, will mprit Il continuance of tie
atronagc he has heretofore received fom his ricAls and
he whole community.
Paint, Oil, Glass, Vamish, Gold Leaf, &c &c on
nand for sale. Also, ready mixed c,ors for use
Whitening, chalk and dry colors. may IS
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..
SLAVi RY At THE SOUTH, or the south vlndi
NScacd fos the treason and onacism the northern
ab9litionists. l vol. II mo.
The book of Pleasures, BY Fhos Campbell Samuel
Rogers and Mark Akcnsidc. vol. Is Mo-
The Gentleman and Lady's Book efPohtguessa and pro-
prety ofdepormcn de heated to thu youth ofboth seN-
BY Madame Cclnart, translated rSm the sixth IA
rs edition.
Infantry Tactics or rules for the exercise and ma
noelvres of the United States infantry. By Major lie,
neral Scott, L S Army In 3yols II mo- Just received
and for sale by w MchEAN, corcamp N com SIS
NEW BOOKS-Rieu1i, the last OF the Crilunes, by
| = the authors of Pelham &c.
ONElNA THOUSAND er the days of Henry Onatrc, by
the author of Niclolien &c in vols.
MAHMUD, in 2volume2,
CAsKET OF LSavr rnGF-p hrenologv-i inst received
nv BANCROFT g. TRTER, IA camp st.
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'orner Of Camp and Commo

NJ W BOOkS.-Essay on the Rate of Wages with
aneXanllnaton of the causes of the differences in
the condition Of the aborng population throughout the
world, by II. c. Carey.
Clinton Bradshaw; the Adventures of Lawyer,
i'll two vols.
The American Almanac and Expositor of Useful
knowledge, for the year 1886 For sale by
nov u HOTCHkISf & CO.. 2l CllarircS ST.
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4zYN try z1TN -
a. HIP ARKANSAs,C. S. Dennis, commander, 81
y, ton, tons, to sal! February a2d.
Ship NASHVILLE, J. Rathbone, commander 5l3
tons, to sail March 9TH.
Ship kEN,FuCKY, John Bunker, commanders GOO
tons, to sail March lst
Ship ORLEANS, s. S. Sears, commander, 500 tons
to sail April 4th.
Ship ALABAMA, c. C. Gerry, commander, 47A
tons, TO sail January 26.
Ship SARATOGA, w. Hathaway, commander, $40
tons, to sail May ID.
The ships of this line will snil runctunlIy from New
orlenna and New York. every second Monday through
out the season.
They arc all Of the first class, copper fastened and
c"ppcr"d, and were buit in New York expressly for
the trn.'e.
They IRE commando by experienced men, draw
light draft of w:ter, and will all times be towed up
ass down the Mississippi by steamboats,. Their
commodattons for passengers are very superior
owners of these ships will not be responsible for
any letter, parcel or package, by PIT board
OF them, unless regular bill of fading be signed there
for ut the counting house of the owners
The rate Of passage is fixed at $40; wine liquor
furnished on board. For freight passage, apply to
BOGERT & HAWTHORN,
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AA INEs-0O u pipes CatA0nia wino, Il do. Ma.
w dera wine; 8 IL casks do; Is do do; 10 10
pipes sherry vine; IL; do pale St Luear 4 I-2 do
Brew do; 100 baskets champagne wine, anchor and
ether brand; 30 boxes claret WING 60 do old madeira
wine, in store and for sale by L IEFONTA
~ 76 MagagnS street
NEW BOOkS-Horae,'S Sperial 4Eaianag 3 Veis
l Memoirs OF Conn., Grammoat, by Anthony Hamii-
ton. The ikaR Of Honor, and Me Reclaimed.
The Ea,DrcSs, novel hy G Bennett author of the
Albanians, &e,just received Try II BANCROFT,
may 81 IA can streas
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HOTCHhlSS X cos. cot MING HOUSE
DIRECTORY, FOR 1887,
uS'f published, containing list of all the Panks, DE-
~ rectors, and Discount days Insurance and ohor
Companies, Tariff ofllc rates of charges adopted by
The Chamber OF Commerce, Auconeers, arrival and de
narture of the mails, Foreign Consuls &c. Sc. pub
lislrd and for sale by HOTCnKISS SEQ.
ID 81 Chnrtrns 81
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YEVlIE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS, &e,-Thc
4 Language Of Flowers, illustrated by cololed en-
cravings, ID edition.
The Moral of Flowers, Illustrated by coorcd ensra-
wings, Cd edition.
Flora and Tllaha; or Gems of Flowers and Poetry
being an alphabetical arrangement OF flowers with APP
propriac illustrations, cmbcsl, with po!ored plates
by a lady.
Flolas Interpreter; er tie American Book of Flew
and Sentiments, by Mrs S 5 Hail. ll,ir edition, I'M
proved.
The Artist, Or, Young Ladies' Instructor in Orna
mentnl painting, Drawing, Nc.
Just received and for suieby
WNl NIkEAN,
oct12 corner Of Camp and Common SITS
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ANIMALS FOR 1896.
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4 New Years Present.
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NTW NDNAN,
SSTIiL WATcu. From the autobiography of Bri-
w fish officer. BY the author of Cav cnlish etc. etc
'Ahi! nu' afro ehc pia,to al monde dur!'
In three volumes. Also,
l>HN Dlsrnlcr ScunoL; or National Education. ny J.
OrSi!ic Ta,lor Professor of Popuar Education in The
New York University.
RecciScdby IlOrCiIkISS g co,
"a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11
ITENS $.

Tudicrous scene The Traveller relates the following
singular occurred yesterday at the Artists Gallery,
during an an,savery meeting Mr. Staunton. who adj
dressing the numerous assemhge felt sudden affection NJ
the lungs and obliged To suspend his remarks by
Of coughing. Tic propensity seemed conag ons inncli
aely great numbers set sueezng and cough'ng rush
made for the door and the meeting completely bro
ken up On examination IT appeared that some mischeY
Gus had sprnklcd "a pepper the heated
in tie room, which Infused It's sicTnunatoy pow
ers among those present
Extraordinary Imalgam1tion. Tic y. Comncrciil
Adyecser slae5 that there waiter AZ tic Mansion House
who is black one sde and White on the other "Daw
line the OF his forehead exactly down the middle
OF his nose and side NJ has face and Dos 7rd- and
Of his legs and half ufhs body Hack ebony
What is more extraordinary still half his hair woody
like the AGcaus' hnd be Boston Transcript state. that
there were pair of twins born that city week who
were black from their waisis upwards aud white below
What is this world coming What PIE bald race shall
we become
Yankee JocLcys Canada Il appears by tho Montreal
Transcript the 23d u that two Americans named Join
sleafns and EI'io, Sawyer have been committed 10 jail
that city fo having attempted to pass ninety nine
tereu Eve dollar bl. parpo'trg 10 he Of the Amherst
parcel confirming 100 more Of the notes vas oaud in
stable attached 20 the premises where ihos aJ ialeH Up
their lodgings They went % ion'real to Puehase canad
IN horses.
Fgf al Jo.AssiOtoa We eara from the fredaaia Censor
thst destructive ERE recently oceprfed NJ JlWosio~n,
Chart CO. y. whan oItye bgairgs ~crc harrt and
Seymour jones store tho Post Ofcs buiding, 10 Which
~asJ kenyons drugs, nea'o'n's, ae,s t'dinys dscl-
inr house nd store fofe believe NJ, occupied TYLER
4 s.eyess gIocey tios shop sud grocery pulled
coNu
Faeiory burnt A correspondent n Els,foid, Windham
co Coma thus writes undef GATE Of March 9ith -"Ou The
morning 81 the gI met the Nooien nanufa-iarng eSab
Iishment owned by slessrs a. q skinner, stgsied ~
Eastfod CoaR vas entelg de,tfoyed hy ire with 81 the
msrhinory ogeihsr vh sbou, 800 vaue IA cipih vars
and stock the mill The whole loss Is estimated al $40
90, on ~h,eh So 500 ~ss in'ured'
Nsrsye,.s S.ai,st,o, There Spain Only !. news.
paper. ~ Pon0ysl ~ 10 s~iiIcrand ~ IN Belgium G2i
ia Ibenastk ~ IN susfa az "a RUSSIA and Poand 30
10 Holland iJ0 "a Englaod "a 10 hsaee 35s "a Pfut.
288 and ia tie Other German States 80 N Auspia
9; 10 Afos ~ ia Asa n sud IN Amsfies lij3 Tie
HUnber Of neSspapers Published N EuroP@ u 2lio.
powder gaiil belonging TO Oliver n whiplde AZ o~sl
vas blown 70 last vesk sue t~e eH lifs- Nofffoa @a
1as f.oLds kiisd ihef ptfe ihe olY pffpas M
tks s.h a. shea ss1.c. aes tf- a-'! % -A.! a1t
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11
Tho Randolph Orator.

TIE r-css etsAo Adait, is rcgtfde.. 81 rfi,as
rpatsun u tsc, ougtf 81 h. And Of shs1 againsi
unse and ~sniou st,sess spss rsbs and pri,ss
81 ih,r ls~iui asd osi,usic feh, b., vhca
~ M stuai aP,sfeaiy 10 tic hunlde ~alks 81 he and
night 10 tFiy frputsbo wHis con6anr hir-s rplc't
q Seou that Intended attempts 10 t'ascead the
l-uads Of ht espaety places himself lsfo'c the pae a.
is destitute Of general intelligence SOD e'dasa, talents
10 play tho 'uSaf dsiAagnyass ospo, to be handled
Ia the faanncr he uscfiis
Tic object ofths susou and thos- fcafts - 20 draw
~ suea'oo 81 readers HIrfi. FIiai Of Ran
dorh poinse bat tnovn roab, here,o fofe BIS
uueiss abigs,cfrr gneraH, S,,,csi Anums,on. This
~ Flint, recently abandoned A,s sn,imison,c
tons catered into lie Van Bar,n corps snd nuv si,enit
nr rally under the Dutch nas, 10 order aug
the forces q e Regency party in vormor For tb.
purPase fc~ DAYS since be copyrighted small
Der os msa and bays ssad Randolph, and
derook 10 give them lecture tie beauties Of Van BDcn
Demoeraoy
friend and correspondent who pre- scnt has sen,
few detached subme sentences Of What he tFntl SAID
tic OCCASION which here suhjoincd for the amusement
81 our readers.
Rspsthd B,sfa,eA aad Jsiorsd S.soys 1t is now high
nc fof Anes. Of grade and complexion AWAKE
say Vanirs Hoknrss sn' Clay and Webster
tics; Antmasous anti Slavery. Whgtes an,i-C Chris
nd all other su,ies zone and ind sisibeI,ay
s &c sS ' psdr sr aS, Tss ss T. "
sn,cnr driving snoakinr, sinking stalking, pct'ggng
psroons such nisooupooEs Hpny hammers, mushrooms,
roose noddles yahoos, iepobes
and Arouse say do you not see the aristo.
Gratis the demagogOes. the pedogogue. The Cog maeogucs
the borue magognes consprators and federal hobsobns
Insurgents Rioters Deerters Torres Refugees and old
Federass WIN seesag overthrow, a. Ia Office,
I'D Il submit 10 them. they will sLag you, Tie you
neck and heels gougc your tweague pull
hair pluck beard set fire TO your whskers and raise
the very ID with you"
Here the speaker appeared TO feel tho full weight Of his
mighty effort and proceeding with more than usual ami
nation loud bursts Of applause heard by clap
ping Of bands and vocieratng bear - hear = hear y
As confusion rather disgusting very gently retired
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11

~ ,is f.3e,al government, sni therefore ,his meas
ufs .. sosessssY Ter the preservation 81 the Unioa
No matter. ! an pledged am pnrsains eourtc
W accordance with tho sPfii abich setustod the
.eecs,isd fs,hcr. Il tic republic. asd cannot be
moved from my 6Ned and PREDETERMINED purpose
told tho people ~ the nutsci e rly hduipiftaion
~hs, meant 60 90. Tboy had smpio warning
and oarh, noi u have changed her ui'nds far he
ing so,c.nnly pledged veto say b,l Tor iho sboli
ton Of slavery IN the Distinct II Columbia, oAnuo,
roerdr."
There is . single phrrss IN iho snii-aboli'ou pof-
ton Of Mr Van B-scn's Aidfcss upon winch We
shsli make onc additional eommcni, and then de
nss tho sshjcc, Abiding In the pro -slas"f, n'obs
and rot. which have taken lace IN ysroa, psr,s Of
the country he says "rcckess disregard uf the con
sequences oC their conduit las exposed indsidus $
To popuist indigestion" The - Of adnifsble yer.
sion 81 the msitcr. The .ssuiag of temperate
and deeoroas newspaper 10 wh,ch question Of
crest public moment Was grasrly discussed. show
ed, beyori all question most reckless disregard
81 onnscanence,' deserving the hstshos, rcbukc
and the condue, Of The mob that broke mp the ptes-.
demolished tho house which contained IT, and shock
inrly maiiresied the person OF the editor mere
b natural and nsiihablc expression VI popular
Indignation" They who thought Tie Constitution
souehss fed 10 them tic freedom ot speech md OF
TIC ptess we're ctimlnsi 10 act under that singular
delusion wA,le they who dragged these siuooIous
pen from the ssBciusrles 81 their homer. from the
S,pe,usrics Of ,;"d. frrm heir hresides and from
thc pulpit, pc,cd lctp with stones, tore their gar
snen,s from their hmbs stepped them ~ fcclhlng tar
snd hcsped all manner ofnpfes on their deicDcoless
hcsdx---ihesc met trne friends OF The Consii-
tuition, and snimnicd by 'ihc spirit which aetuaicd
the rencfa,cd fathers Of the republic Mr. Van
Barren docs not say q" III express tsrms; bn, he al
lu6cs to their atrocities in language son and sn
gary, as to sound almost like positive approval.
On the whole, consider tins Inaugural Ad-
drcss ss constituting page Of Mr Van Buren,,
history which will reflect no credit upon him IN a
ter times.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-11
DIED,

10 th;s town wcdne,dly last, Mr Samuel s'fPLfns
agcd about ~
80 tls TOW On the 3D, Mach SIR Natau Pratt, %,
COL slslui 30
ia Dsu,lie, 1t ins, NJ Fif1sw0rih, AGED So
10 Springfield 2llh at III James Carr lszlsrd, after an
illness Of dlys aged -
H. C,s,os, Mas ,he 2J,h nit Nh samuel blaeEbur
ia Revolutionary p1inoi
h. Gal,on iih a hns say Walker, vie Of air samu'
81 " ltef aged o.
H. Windsor Mr. I.1uis iiui0lfd. arei
"a New itsd.ntd. Mass Abraham ituss fged u high
Is respected ftstibef Oi The Societs 81 ircAds
~ Si,~ ite - i8si. 81 ie consumption slra " nnah
= vito 81 M Ezra Daiion eyed -.
Also the itb Mfs Coftea, Uiie OF Mr. 1lnies i. sio
well, aged -
n naifr March Of fevnsY, Alien Pearre IN the I7h
wear Of he age.
In Nsshu. March a. NJ Nsihsn i,sk, sgei Il on the
i7th Mr Jahn Giisos aged 7ibotb Revolutionary pa.
Esohefs. -
n W,f,shsm Aass Ma 2eh 4. u 1875. and be- Died u
sharon Hsfch iTtb lGy7. iad be hfed t Msy &Eh, be
,souid have completed ~ ye.fs
a Nsdf6cd Hr ilezekish Thompson o..
Do safshheid sifs Buah. vile Of hr Johh P'se, u
D. Windsor Cap Lsst BshoP eyed n.
f. New Odsans. "a Of feb. Lda0na Darin, isq. d
Springfield VI sgse b..
A. fsatn4et.ie 81 On 30 eti usf ~ iHt-s-l 81 -
: p.a.lts !la 8 Il sshees. 80. q"
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fSom the Naichsz (Niss Herald.
SEVERE PECUNIARY DISTRESS

The south and southwest this suffering
almost unparalleled pressure in the money mlrfcthe
end Of which be oteseen by the wises carua'ors
The breaking Of leading houses in New Orleans
ing with them their branches and Dependant, houses 1--WE
70 write the number rumored) has alarmed the mercan
tile and agricultural community Of Mississippi Banks have
frightened their purse strings in self defence and the
chant unable collect is debts and the planter unable to
his farming operations without the avas OF accept
the credit OF his future crop, both nceain
where their from The speculator
unable sell his lands f~'"E
them still loss for the to the
gilded castle Of his immense wealth from becoming an airy
nothing
The broken, who Lave any money LEFT, soil it in Natcbc
endorsed notes at cent month business
men of course will give such prices, they well
be ruined by failure as by the equally operation Of
orbant interest
There should be- throughout whole community, a
spirit OF kindness and forbcarance The should look
and prop the fortunes OF the totI.ug Union strength
II is incredible through what pecunary difficulties united
community may be proud, borne without loss Of credit or
a ruinous sacrifice OF property.
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Fire. The extensive 1'anuery of Messrs llnugh-
ton & Iiun, in Guilford Centre, Vermont, was
destroyed by fire on Sunday morning last, tugclbc-
or with considerable quantity Of hydes aud lcoth-
and abou, 100 coyds Of BARK. The lnss of stock
and mnchiery, cxcluslve Of he building we under
slond is estimated ct frorq six to cigh, thousand
dollars. Tie stock insured in tie Vermont
Mutual TO the amount of 5 1900. and the building
$1,000 There arc some diversity Of opinion, We
are told, respecting the origin Of the Gfe-sotne
believing it possible that It might have been occs-
stoned by some casks Of lime standing in the bud
ding. while others decidedly express the opinion
that it was communicated by al nccndiory. - Uind
ham County U,mlcrat.