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RUTLAND County, TEMPERANCE So
c1ETV.-At a meeting Of the Executive
Committee of the Rutland County TEN
perance Society, held at Rutland on the
goth day Of December, inst. it was
Resolved, That meeting Of said So
ciety be held at the Congregational churrh
in Castleton. on the second Thursday
being the 18th day-of January next, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ.
And also, that the following subjects
be assigned to the individuals, whose
names are annexed hereto, respectively.
for discussion at said meeting, to wit:
!. On the Traffic in intoxicating drinks.
Hon VIM. C. Kittridge, Fairhaven.
2. On the use Of intoxicating drinks,
Rev. Harvey Curtis, Brandon
g. On the New Pledge,
Rev. Cornelius A. Thomas, Brandon.
T. On the obligation Of members to abide BY
their new pledge,
Rev. VIM. Mitchell. Rutland,
In addition, it is expected that others
will be prepared to participate in the dis
cuss'on OF these and other important SUBJ
iects that may come before the meeting.
Each town is particularly desired to
send delegates from their respective So.
cieties and such as will be sure to attend
aud the Secretaries of such Societies are
requested to send such statistics as will be
useful to, and report the names Of those
DESTROYS Of becoming members of this
Society. BY order of
F. SLAsoN Chairman Of Com.
F. w HOPKINS, Sec'y r. c.. rs.
Rutland, Dec. %, 1886.
MINUTES OF THt Stair CONVEX.
T1oN.-Clerks of Associations through
out the State are informed that the Min
utes of the State Convention are out and
ready for distribution. They will there
fore embrace the first opportunity to OBJ
tain and circulate the number of copies
due to them respectively.
G.. A. THOMAS.
Brandon Dec. 2S, 1886.
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5EAvERY ANDITHE BIBLE.--The Ed
TOT OF the Pswtueket Record thus exposes
the miserable sophistry which undertakes
to sustuin slavery by the Bible: ~ '''
The lives OF all men are rigAIeOrsly
stthe divine disposed and III has right
70 take away life Ia that way and manner
he pleases This M does or has done
some times id an extraordinary manner,
oycommissioning the elements in the nat
nrai world to do it; as IN the case ofthe
oeiuge"-and, he has the same righl
to eomnlss,on and direct one man or set Of
men TO 90 this N. respect 10 others--asl he
did Moses and Joshua and the armies ,oI
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DIED,

DIED,
In Jamaica, Dec. II, Susan S. Ames
aged %.
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CONGR E S S.
FRIDAY. Dec. %.

CONGRESS, SECOND SESSION
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THlaANKLIN INFlRMARi.---The public are re-
spectully informed that this institution, erected en-
The approved plan and in airy and most ADM
rahc situation in the fubourg Franklin, upon tho rail
road, one mile from The Mississippi.
The building is large and most commodiousIy divided
into apartments for keeping separate different classes
and different diseases
The Institution is supplied with the most skilfl and
attentive male and female nurses, speaking the various
modern languages
Private rooms may be had by gentlemen at from two
to five dollars per day, Including attendance, etc.
Terms in the ordinary wards, dollar per day.
Slaves also dollar. Small Pox in the ordinary wards
three dollars.
All capital surgical opera,ionse extra.
The resident physician is DIR. IL. Lewis, to whom
appca ion for admission must be made, orto d. .. A
Nuremberg, No. II. Rampant st. jy24
r ATE PUBLICA1IONS-The Brotiicrs, a tale o
Ia the Fronde, in vols.
The Wife and Womans Reward, by Mrs Norton, ii
2 Yels. -.
Miriam Coffin, or the Whale Fisherman.
The Basful Irishn,an, the Exile Of Erin, in vols
A Narrative of Visit to il,e American Churches
by Dcputaon from the Congregational Uuion Of Eng
land and Wales by Andrew Reed, ID. ID. and Jane
Mstleson, ID ID, in vols.
Novels and Tales by Maria Edgeworth, 90 vols vcry
neatly bouNd n1o.
The Works of Mrs Sherwood, being the only uni
form edition cvsrp,,blshe,I in the United States.
Just received and for salcby
WM M'KEAN,
oct n CORNER CamD and Common sts
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TEVHE Subscriber, impsrter and wholesale dealer in
Il Foreign and Domestic Hardware, has on hand an
extensive stock of Sheffield, Birmingham, am, Amcr-
can Goods embracing great variety, consisting in part
as follows:
Anvils, common imitation and genuine, mousehole;
smith vices black and bright face; trace Chains
mon, blued and hright hoes Carolina Louisiana grub
and cotton English and American saddle irons long and
short handle Try pans; raised plate, hook butt and all
other kinds of hinges pit, MILL hand panel, tenon and
cross saws; rim, closet pad, cupboard and trunk
locks; American silver plated front, inside and sliding
door do; round and flat spring. straight, and necked
shutter and door bolt; at pit, mill, and cross cut
files; ship carpenters and other augtIs; black, bright
and patent steel socket and rmer ciscs; geuScs
all Sizes knives and forks in and dozens great
rie'es shoe, cook butcher, carving and drawing knivcs
pocket and dirk cutlery, in dozens aud cards, large
and small scissors ailors and sheep shears; common
and fine raz0rs; common iapanncd, bright and fine
polished steel shutters; high and flat bottom brass
diesticks plated britannia hon, and table spoons
Hint and percussion gun locks; tulnscrew and nipple
wrenches powder horns TASKS, shot belts, game bags
etc. carpenters axes, atlzes, hachets hammers etc
curtain bands and pins, commoe nobs, Sc night Or
oik, brass and square lachcs cooper's froes, axes
novels, AIDES, ETC. smiths bellows, hammers, tongs and
back irons, English and American spades and shovels,
cong and short hanles; common cast sheet iron and pa
tent metal tea kettles, patent and common cotton
,rd wool cards all numbers, wafer and waeie irons,
siies and bake pans jack screws, weed screws, bench
rcws, plated sTups and bits brass and silver martin
PIE hooks and rings, csaus and buckles axes Collins
"ants Carver's coach wrenchcs stocks and dies
rasps, planes, square, sovcls and toags alons
lacks, blads, srgs poushs and plough moulds, cas-,
and German steel, ink, quills States iaanned tin and
wooden ware, sleeves Mills La SPADES tred hcmD
gass rope, bed cords plough lncs packing yarn cotton
and hemp twine, lmwscrs, patent balances scales guns
pistols. rifles. cut nails, lead, shot, Rogers and Dupont
powder, with great variety of other goods belonging to
nc trade, w r CRAWFORD
'may4 No. 10 New Levec,
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ANIMALS FOR 1886.
TTyHE JUVENILEFORGET-ME NOT, Christmas
Il and New Years Gift, or Birth Day Present, for
1886. Edited by Mrs. S G Hall
HEATH's PICTURESQUE Annual for 1896, cmbeisll-
ed with 25 splendid eng rawlings, by the first artists
PeLIrIcAL ANIMAL being selections from the Eng
lish poets from Spcnces Beatti embellshcd with
portrait and "a illustrations from drawings by Ii Cor
boud.
THE RELIGIOUS SOUVENIR, II Christmas, New Years,
and Birth Day Present for 1885, Edited by Chauuccy
Cotton, d d. Just rcceivcd und for sale by
WIN MKEAN,
dec ~ corner Camp and Common st.
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DRoGANS, CLOTHING. &c.-I.andng from the
I'D ship Maria: 50 cases russell Brogans, common
extra ard boys sizes; cases mems kip pegged Br";
rams; cases mems dancing Pumps; IL cases ladies
lid, morocco and lasting Slippers; Il eases Clothing
aracing good assorment-for sale by.
81 yBRIDGE, VosE co.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
East Diafricf of olfisinnn. (


East District of Louisiana.
IN Admirahy sitting:
N obedience of an order at this Court made motion
Il of Henry Socket Esq. the 10th January 1885,
md unclaimed in the Registry of the Court, be pub
sed specifying the casesdates Of deposit and parties
interested of Record the undersigned Registrar reports
the sum of $l23o 49, remaining unclaimed-in the fol
lowing cases.
Wexford & Stevens rs ship Washington SAB rs
Deposited on the Registry Aug. 10, 1917.
Being the proceeds of sale of the vessel of
whom the owners appear to be Bowen & Rob-
bins, James Mason, Olion Wilcox, Warren
Bishop-residence not on Record.
Schooner Dcbie certain Goods, 537 30
date ofdeposit Aug 18th 1917.
J Smith us ~ Hogh's Of wine, 70 80
date ofdeposit July 9th 1873, no claimant on
Mitchell ct dis rs Schooner 9Th january, AZ Q
dates ofdeposit Jan. 18th, 1882, Levin Boznan.
Plymouth N c claimant of vessel
Winter ct dis rs Steam Boat Napoleon 90 IL
date of deposit Dec. 26 1922, balance of the
proceeds of the sale of the Napoleon after pay
ing claimants. Boat claimed by Anderson Mil
Ter, of Louisville.
Victor David rs steam boat Florida, 3 90
date CT deposit Sept Nth, 1885, J 7 Bauducs
syndic claimant.
Hayden Perry ct ais us Brib Sally Esther, 0
date Of deposit, May 9th 1922 owners of Sally
Esther, Is Z Clark, John Lin. Richard Doa-
born and H Richards of Massachusetts.
And in obedience to the further order of the said Court
the owner owners and all and every other person OF
persons having pretending have any right, title, i'll.
terest demand the said monies hereby CT.
ted and admonsed to be and appear District Cour,
of the u S. for the district aforesaid to be holden
the third Monday of Nav 1886 at 10 o'clock the
why such disposition thereof should not be nude
to the Court may Seem meet and proper
By order of Court
-,
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REMOVAL

u FILLEY has removed from 76 Chartres street to
~ 76 Canal, near Royal and has received by late
arrivals, additions to the original stock which
offeredin quantities to suit purchasers.
Rich Satins, plain and figured.
do do blk and colored.
do Gro de Paris, plain fgd.
do do jet auiblue blk.
do Rep Silk. plain and egd.
do GAUGES, Paplins, H,rnanies, &c.
Plain and knotcd, China Coboursh s. English Sill
Hose.
Superior embroidered, Lace and open werk do do
dc Thread, Nfohair, Worsted and Cotton Hose
Stewards Paris made II s Gloves, blk, white e. ass'G
Silk and Net Gloves blk white and assorted.
do de and II Gloves long armed.
Also-20 cases Ronnets consisting Of
French Silk and Satin trimmed anttuntrinmed Orien
tai Grecian Florence, Oval crown, and Tuscan Straw
Turbans, Head Dresses Wreaths, Feathers, Flowers
&c. &c. d8 +, FILLEY, rs Canal street.
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yHyHE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS, &c,-Tho
Language of Flowers, illustrated by celored en-
cravings, ID edition.
The Moral of Flowers, illustrated by ceored engr-
Wings Cd edition.
Flora and Thaiia; or Gems of Flowers and Poetry,
being an alphabetical arrangement of flowers with APP
propliate illustrations, embeshed with colored plates
by a laty.
Flora's Interpreter; or, the American Book of Flaw.
ers and Sentiments, by Mrs Hall, third edition, n-
proved.
The Artist, Or Young Ladies' Instructor in Orha'
mental Painting, Drawing, &c.
Just received and for saiehy
WM M'KEAN,
oct 10 corner of Camp and Common SITS.
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OBOK AND JOB PRINTING,
And Blank Book Manufactery.
TIME subscriber respectfully informs his friends Qnd
Il the public that has, in connection with his Book
and stationary store, extensive Printing Office and
Book Bndry, and is ready to undertake the printing OF
Pamphlets, Cards, Blank Checks,
Catalogues Legal Notices, Bills of I.ading,
Labels, Bill Forms, Dray Receipts,
Auction and Show Bills
Also, the Binding of Books and manufacturing OF
Blank Books OF any size or description.
WIN. MckEAN,
Cornerc Camp and Common SITS, opposite Richardson's
llate Bishsps) Hotel. 3
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.

LA 1 Il fUDlslcA IltJNS
TNNHE PRINCIPLES OF FREE TRADE, illus
IL tued il: series of short and familiar Essays,
originally published in the Banner of the Consttu-
ton"
COBBErT'S LEGACY TO PARSONS; or have
the clergy of the established church equitable right
the tithcs, to any other thing called church pro-
perty greater than the dssentcrs have TO the same
and ought there, ought there not, be separation
of the church from the state i'm six letters, addressed
to the church parsons generally including the cathedral
and college clergy and the bishops, with dedication to
Bloomfield Bishop of London; by VIM. Cohhett, N. ?.
THE COMPLETE WORKS OF JEREMY
BENTIIAM. -
THE MERCHANTS ASSISTANT, or Mercantile
Instructor, containing full account Of the moneys,
coins, weights and measures of the principal trading
nations and their coonics together with their values in
U. S. currency weights and measures, translated from
the 9TH edition of F!ugel, with additions from the works
of Kelly, Nelcebrocher Kruse, McKellugh, and others
by Francis ]. Grnd, author of Elementary Treatise
oil Plane and Solid Geometry" sc. &c.
TARIFF or Rates of Duties frsm and after the 81
day of March, 1885, until the 3ist of December of said
year, inclusive all goods, wares and merchandise
imported into the United States of America, as es
tablished by acts of congress.
Just received and for sale by w. McKEAN,
nov Corner Camp and Common street.
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Public .4cco,utants and General -4genep Cree.
HAMILTON HALL having opened an flee at No.
IA Ia Exchange Plnce, for the transaction of BUSH
relative to Accounts: Collecting Debts, 1ransla
tons; etc will engage 10 write up aud keep traaeamen
hooks, either by ,c month"; year or job, and is confident
from the erarence he has had for many years past
in some of the nosrespectabls houses, that lie give
him. He pledges himself that all debts entrusted TO his
care will receive his hest attention; and from his know
ledge of and long residence in this city he offers his
will give security for the faithful accounting Of all
ceipls Transactions and from the French anil Spa
nish languagc he will likewise undertake to execute
with despatch and correctness.
lyear Nrr Orleans. October l.lSS6
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, GENERAL AGENCY
AND RROEERS OEEIGE.
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GOAL TAR.-Piantcrs, Builders, ship and steam
boat masters, supply themselves with this
useful article 10 12 cents per gallon by application
at the Gas Office, Bank Alley.
The many successful experiments Of the coal Tar has
rendered ii those acquainted with its valuable pro-
psrtcs, an indispensable article representation OF fence
timber, wooden roofs, Sc; mixed with sharp sand and
lime, it makes most excellent cement for the roots,
securing them from leakage. The extremely low price
at which it is umised, should induce every planter
slIpmaster and builder to avea constant supply. &C
GlRAPE CIIAMPAGNE--A further supply of this
III highly celebrated wine, with lea,en caps, warrants
ed quality, at least equal to champagne impocd m
the United States, just received by
sent II A III INSKEEP, SIS canal st
n IVES OF THE NECROMANCERs, or, an ac-
n 4 count of the most eminent persons in successive
ages who have claimed for themselves or to whom has
been imputed by others the exercise OF magical power
by William Goodwin, author Of Caleb Williams &c.
Sc.
LETTERS FROM THE SOUTH, by Northern
man, new edition, in volumes. Just received and for
sale by WIN MkEAN,
nov ~ Corner of Camp and Common SITS.
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EINANCY PRINTS-20 cases rich light fancy prints;
A. so domestic fancy dc; 10 cases blue prints,
in store and for sale by
81 VCCASH s. co aim c
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DRANDY, GIN & RAISINS-A lot ola few hun
Id ded boxes bunch raisns, few halfppes of French
Brandy several pipes Of old superior Holland Gin, and
fifty boxes sperm Candles all Of fair quality to be sold
low to close u conccrn. WIN BATfEY 81 old evee.
N B, Iron and Copper-cash will be paid for few
ian 81
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

SLAVI RY AT THE SOUTH, or the south vind
Seated re& the treason and anaclsm OF the northern
abelitionists. l vol. l2mo.
The book of Pleasures, by Thos Campbell Samuel
Rogers and Mark Akenside. lvol. Ia Mo.
The Gentleman and Lndy's Book afPoHeuess and pro-
priety of department de icnted to th youth ofhoh
es. BY Madame Cclnart, translated rom the sixth Pa
sedition.
Infantry Tactics, rules for the exercise and ma
noeuvres of the United States infantry. BY Major &c,
neral Scott, Army. In 3vos. 10 mo, just received
and for sale by W Mexican, camp n com SIS
NEW BOOKS-Renzi.t the last OF the Crunes, by
Y the authors of Pelham &c.
ONE IN THOUSAND, or the DAYS Of Henry onatre, by
the author OF Nicholien sc in vols
MAHNUp, in volumes,
CAsKEr or KHnwr FpGn--phrenologv-ilIs inst received
byt BANcR0FT& TRIER, II camp X.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
A INSWORTH'S Latin and English Dictionary,
N Virgil Delphin, valpy's Homer, Schrevelli Lexi
Delphli, Ovid Delphin, Sallusti Delphin, Antlon's
Sallust, Smarts Cicero, Greek restaments, Jucsb'-
Greek Raador, Virgilius, Oydii, Lber Primus Adams
Latin Grammar, Wilson's SaIlust, Wasinston's Vita,
Bolmars French Grammar Cnbi's Spanish Grammar,
Neuman and Barretis Spanish and English Dictionary,
Grimslaw's History Of England
South America
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
FEMALES OF PHYSICIAN. By William II. IIar-
III rison.
awe crave exceeding pardon in the au'ac,y of the
attempt. "--Sn Thomas BRowN.
In vols
NIGIrS AT MISS IN vol.
a PILGRIMAGE to the Holy Lands comprising rccol-
lcctions, sketches aud reflections, made during a
tour in the East, in 1926. BY Alfonso DE La-
MARITIME, Member of the French Academy 2vols.
Family in Pwis.' BY Tlos. Brown the Younger
author of the 'Twopenny Post Bag etc. etc.
''Si mea matei;c Responded musa ocosn,
s'Nicimus OWN
HOTCHKISS ~ co,
oct 81 81 Charities street
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A JNSWORTH'S Latin and ENGLISH Dictionary
N Virgil Delphin, valpy's Homer, Schrevsli Lexi-
con, Buttmann's arcek Grammar Nloores do, Juyenul
Delphhli, Ovid Dolphin, Sallusti Delphin Anthon's
Sallust, Smarts Cicero, Greek restaments, Jacsb'.
Greek Raador, Virgilius, Oydii, Lber Primus Adams
Latin Grammar, Wilson's Sallust, WasIinston's Vita,
Bolmars French Grammar Cnbi's Spanish Grammar,
Grimsllaw's History Of England
South America,
France,
blakes Natural Philosophy,
Natural History,
Geldsmitis do
Woodbrdge,s Geography,
Malfe Bruins System ofdo.
Bakss do
Balbi's do
Murray English Grammar
smith, productive do
Comly's do
inscrsolPs do
Bennefs Anthmcuc,
LdCroN 10
Colburns do
Pike's Z. dc
CoDbs DO
Iorreys Botany,
Mrs lincoln'sdo
Blake's do
Sceit Lessons, lo"he fnntheen tarley Seosra-
Phy, High school Reader, American speaker C1,nm-
Orator. Whepley's Coinpcnd oil history. Wor-
&C 3 History Websters and Grimshaw's Dicton-
Ies, am Mens.sIs Ip @ "ofn Hro On
uiopes' far'Hy ISL "a ana id bosk OIL h's'ory-'o'
SAL" mI ny IorcuKrss q, r., o. r,,,r,,os,
no ny oIhlse N w. - ..nar.Ire re
N MEDICAL WORKS.
1IUNGElNGSONiS Human Physiology, vole.
do Elements of Hygiene
l'cwees on Snlldreh
10 rn,",' - m;1,,;e
40 Sys.ean o' "'u"'''y
uoro a" p.,i'aIos;c,, Anatomy
iiofncf s ra, no TS:a.'i. nha'ohV
i Ros,a"I. % ph ,rs iv'
d. pos ''en., -, Esv.r o.
t,olsScau on ever
1'och on pi'das.;.
S &c to IN mxo ~ou' anu A>'e "'"
Johnson m, Tn 1n nn1oa;,
Taverncr's Surgery
Beck's Murray
Clark's Treatise on Pulmonary Consumption
Cooper on Distractions
Honcr,s Special Anatomy
Coopnr's Lectures
Hall ON the Blood
a a.dsk enn , n n'''"'e"
S o.hotn . LOU, D;.,o,,o,,rv
R R;chord, /, ' Phw.;oloay
E;,ci,,s Dontal Surssry
p ;In ,,' p' 2 80 ~ N,d;c;,,
i mna',aiu n m,
ha.ch.i biSf'i's"' UOTcuKISS 6 co
febI0 81 Charities 81.
IRISH AND SCOTCH NHlSkEY for sale by A
4 II IHSKEEP 50 Canal street, who has constant
IN hand. Old Coenoc, Anninac and Champagne Bran
dies lJnIl,nd Gin Wessp Fish, and other brands; ia
mica ST. Croix and Grenada rum; superior L. z. Ma
dcira: Brown and Pale sherry; Grape Juice and ohc
Port Lisbon Tenerillc; Pico MADEIRA Sicily do; Cham
na;sns Rnrsmdy. Clarct, &C., wines of the hest dc
scrntion. feb l2
----I III, pIT ri It,tITJTlyS
vu,UE Chinese, General description of the Empire
China and its i.habasis. BY John Francis Dn
| Wis. ESQ, r S &c. In vols, being Nos. 80 an
81 81, of Fla Iinrpcrs' Family Library
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Co11lc1 Ut OuFn7 S"l4H11oF1 sts'
NEW BOOkS.-Essay on the Rate of Wages, with
IN anexamnatlon Of the of the differences in
the condition of the laboring population throughout the
world, by II. G. Carey.
Clinton Bradshaw the Adventures Of Lawyer,
in two vols.
The American Almanac and Expositor of Useful
knowledge, for the year 1886. For sale by :.
nov "a HOFCHKISS & Co. "a Chartrcs ST.