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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-07-11
o. NOTICE. skn

VWSUE subscribers have recently made addition.
u to their Stock of HOUSE BUILDERS
MATERIALS, and now ciier TO the public as
good an assortment of every article in the line of
their business as can be found elsewhere in this
community.
Our LUMBER YARD is at present stocked
with a complete variety of every kiLd of Lumber
which this market requires; Plank and Boards
Of every description; among which the first quail
ty is thoroughly seasoned and in store-Clapboards
Nos. 4, 2 u B. North Carolina Shingles Pine
and Eastern Cedar do, shaved and sawed-LathS
IA in. IL l. in.-Blind SlatS--Fencc PicketS NC.
&c-A full assortment of ton and ranging Tim
ber, and Joist of every description, al our Timber
Yald adjoining John Omans wood wharf, in the
rear of William Lovie's Store. As Agents for the
Kingston Steam Mills we shall always have on
hand good supply of all kinds of Cedar Boards,
which will be sold at the lowest prices and for cash
only.
In the article of HARDWARE, we intend
keeping for sale such goods only as arc suited TO
the wants Of the HOUSE CARPENTER; 70.
gether with an assortment Of House Joiners' tools,
IN the selection of which, great attention will be
paid TO the choice Of the most approved make and
stamp; and such as We can confidently recommend
/ to be good.
| Through the summer season we shall continue
TO receive occasional supplies of LIME, fresh
from the kilns, our first quality of which we shall
brand and warrant TO our customers. Our aSsort-
ment will embrace Dcrtcr first qualify, yof,ta
ana Harris, Rock, Ihomasfown aud Camden.
commodious Brick shed has recently been e.
rscted at our Lumber Yard, which we shall keen
well stocked with HARTFORD AND TAuN.
TON nODY AND ARCH BRICKS: which
viii enable us to furnish dry Bricks suitable for
immediate use, in all weathers.
GROUND PLASTER OF PARIS for
stucco U'ork and dHYDRAULIC CEMENT,
OF the most approved Brands, can always be OBJ
aimed at the Lumber Yard
In each and every article in the line of our busi
ness we intend TO have always on hand as good an
assortment, and We stand pledged to our customers
TO SELL AS Low AS ANY OTHER DEALER IN the PLACE.
y individuals purchasing for CASH where no
c"6rse Is made, will receive liberal discount
from credit prices.
Such as are in want of House frames. or dimen.
tion Lumber Of any description, by leaving their or
ders at our store previous to the middle of June,
can have our personal attention in procuring the
same at The Eastward.
wEEDES HULL.
Newport, May %, 1888
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FSPRING GOODS.sD
WIN. B. & =. r. SWAN.
MERCHANT TAILORS.

ED ESPECTFUILY inform their friends. ard
u ehc public generally, that they have receredirom
New York, FULL, AND FASHIONABLE
ASSORTMENT of Broadcloths, Cassmeres, Sat.
tnets, and Vestings, suitable for the season, which
they will make up TO erdcr, in the best manner
ALSO, Hosiery, Gloves Suspenders, Hdkis..
Comorters, Cravats, Stocks, Bosons, Collars. and
every other article usually found in such au establish.
ment, at prices which cannot fail to suit those who
feel disposed to patronise them.
Cutting particularly attended to-
A complete assortment of READY MADR
CLOTHING, constantly on hand, and for sale as
cheap as oanbe bought any other store in the state
March 2Stb.
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JOHNSON'S IMPROVED PANA.
CEA; OR THE UNIVERSAL
PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.

This is of the best Of remedies for some of the
t10rst diseases.
great number of persons Of either sex, afte
months Of severe and anxious suffering under some
Of the most nsidous, and certainly fatal diseases to
which human beings are LIABLE have been restoredto
perfect health, by the use Of few bottles of this supe-
TiOr medicine.
AZ Every ship or vessel bound on long VOYAGES
should be supplied with this Panacea.
This Medicine will cleanse. and purify the Blood
from all noxious humors: and has been used with
success many diseases incident TO our species
Scrofula, or Kings Evil; White Swelngs, Salt
Rheum, Cancerous and lndurated Tumors scald-
head, Diseases ofthe Liver, Old Ulcers, ever sores,
syphilis and its destructive consequences, ESQ oftue
met with in persons who have been imperfeety cured
improperly treated or neglected.; rather those who
have tampered with, and neglected, themseves)
which, if the poison is not entirely eradcated from
the system, the most distressing consequences will
follow the neglect of that terrible scourge Leprosy,
Chronic inflammation of the Liver, and other Vscera,
Tubercuar Consumption of the Lungs, UlcerOus
sores in the throat, elsewhere; and all eruptons
the surface Of the body Diseases ofthe skin; Mer-
cural disease, and all those affections arising from
Impurity of the Blood. Nodes, and diseases Of the
Joints, Bones, &C. Those affections which are the
result of youthful indscretion will be cured by the
use of this Purifier of the Blood-PRICE, 81 ,50a
bottle.
ur The above Valuable Medicines are for sale
by DIR. JOHNSON, Newport, r. J.,
~ To those who purchase TO sell again, libera
discount will be made.
Sent Y-Jy,
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L | nj E .

IL L MI IL
yHyHE SUBSCRIBERS have made such ar
rangements as will enable them at all times to
furnish their customers with superior quality OF
Thomastown Lime. Our lst quality Lime will here
after be branded and warranted, and upon every
cask so sold (f not found to answer the recomnen-
dations,) liberal allowance will be made We
have now on hand besides the first quality, several
common Brands, which we will sell at considerably
reduced prices Dexter first quality, Dexter Jointer
and Harris lime, Plaster of Paris, Hydraulic Ce-
ment &c. A good supply of these may always be
had.
r. A liberal discount made TO those who pur-
chase to sell again. WEEDEN q BULL.
NAV O. No. 1913 Thames-st.
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REMOVAL.

h WOOD & co. have removed to the
nDs store lately occupied by Sherman & Baf.
FUN, on Vars Wharf May % 1898.
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NEW AND VALUABLE
MEDICINES,
" "A'eh '0M CURE ninety-nine eeses
IN a hundred.
JOHNSON,S
FEMALE hEsToRATIvE AND
SPECIFIC PIf.rs

=
hese pilis are recommended TO pale uoo,,d yo,,
gn'd persons OF either Sex; who with sodnsss
sItremNs to'e spirits loss Of appetite. fell M ~ e
Pitation dlPepsy or indigestion those yvfose
IS inclined TO audteyy or dissolved state i'm ,sss
evacuation, or general ,oasng u,roy of The hod. "
in some cases Of mania, deafness hpsterieaI anJ.,-
ny other distressing affections of the body ana %
dropsy chronic rheumatism paraiytic ofeefiOns o;dJ
ness dimness Of sight, and other strange feeIins 80
common TO persons in the various stages ofliGe
In TIC Dontoureal1, there is not more efficac;ops
medicine. When the blood has become weak. ami
of tangud circulation after long and serere fts Of
sickness, these pills Of eminent service In swell
llngs Of the hands, feet &c; in cases of great deb
ty IN most diseases, common to Females these P;s
will prove SPECIFIC.
In Dropsical habits; all distinctions, from colds
or other causes, i'll that weak nervous irritable and
delicate state OF the body, to which so many, espee
Tally young and middle aged females are susceptible
persons IN decline, that state of the body which
approaches to consumption, may, by timely and prom
er use of these Pills. be preserved from an untimeiy
grave!
The above medicine has been approved by some
OF the most eminent Physicians in the United States
and has been administered ihousan nds of patients
who have been restored to perfect health after having
been conslderedn decline confirmed consumption
and therefore ineurable; when by taking few box
es ofthese Pills, they were restored to renewed and
vigorous health in a few weeks.
Ample directions accompany each box Price one
dollar box. ALSO,
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HAIL COLUMBIA

f1,h> following OdeS Wcte su"5 ~ '"N >~~'
,;on In this town ON the ith inst;l
HAIL COLUMBIA.
Han. Columbia happy land!
Hail We heroes heaven.born bandl
Who fought and bled in freedoms cause, (repeat'
And when the storm ofwar was gone,
Enjoy'd the peace your valor won.
Let independence be our boast,
Ever mindful what it cost
Ever grateful for the prize,
Let its altar reach the skies.
Firm-united-let MS be,
Rallying round our liberty;
As band of brothers join'd,
Peace and safety we shall find
Immortal patriots; rise once more;
Defend your rights defend your shores
Let no rude foe, with impious hand, (repeat.)
Invade the shrine were sacred lies,
OF toll and blood the wellearned prize.
While offering peace, sincere and just,
In Heaven we place manly trust,
That truth and justice will prevail,
And every scheme Of bondage fail.
Firm-united, &c.
Sound, sound the trump ofeamei
Let Washingtons great name
Ring through the world with loud applause, (rept)
Let every cline to freedom dear,
Listen with joyful ear
With equal skill, and god-like power,
He governs in the fearful hour
OF horrid war; or guides, with ease,
The happier times of honest peace.
Firm--united- let us be,
RallyiDg round our liberty;
As band of brothers joind,
Peace and safety we shall find.
Behold the chief, who now commands,
Once more to serve his country stands
The rock on which the storm will beat (Tepeat)
But arm'd in virtue firm and true,
His hopes are fixed on Heaven and you
When hope was sinking in dismay,
And glooms obScur'd Coumbia's day,
His steady mind, from changes free,
Resolved on death or liberty.
Firm--unitcd &c.
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DIR. g. COTTON.

OFFERS MS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO THE
INHABITANTS OF NEWPORT AND VICINITY.
% Residence as formerly, IN
In the Court above Mr. vosc's Conlec,ion-
ary.
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rrh. following Odes were sung at the ceiebra
!. his town ON the 4th inst:I
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LIVERY STABLE
FOR SALE.

THE GOOD SLOOP 'sUPE-
ANRIOR.' Of Sagharbor. remarkably
~ fast sailer; burthen 66 eO9S tons
Il well found in sails, cables. anchors a5d
zkEOscabin furniture She has large cs"'
IN and can accommodate a number of passengers
Said vessel will be sold bargain. TOT ea.n o' .' ~
proved credit Application can be made ~ 'hs VI
Ice oG the X. 4 Republican. Newport, or 70
"ee " "o NJ " JONAII ROGERS. Jr..
,,..oa On board s3id SlooP
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CONCORD ACADE MY.

TYNE exercises OF this Seminary for the ,etf
1888. will commence on The Isl Of te6tna'y.
and terminate ON the 30th OF Noyeinber-Ihe pnos
Of board add tuition iueludeg washing. bedding ana
fuel will he ! 90 for session ii nionihs P's
IN ADVANCE The course ut instruction embraces me
Languages and Schemes gruefalls' "nh = desigh'u
n prepare Students thoroughly lof COLLEGES 1nu
Universities. There At present aieH v'eabe'rs'
wuch II will be desirable 10 I'll MIN NoHihs "h"sS
edu, atieus are intended 10 be On liberal scale.
In announcing the intention Of tesuihng lhri 20
cat on The Subscribers ltndri tlzrr regiments
10 then pairuns tot The graefa' sense when lhSN
insu fest OF the improvement OF th"u 50 a aud "hus'
the reur,al character Of the Institution. recr
enc. IL nlflpto Professors BonnN castle, itarnson,
Emuef, Tuck ef aud DAVIS, oithe l hlteis'iy oi -.
Elnis.
Ths SEMINARY iseasy ol access TO sntcnh com
log fsm The North. u from tie South eeisg stu't
ei nbn.t , tnirs from lie Richmond and + tedef
,tufr railroad Lturs addressed to cflset Of
he Satsor.hefr apd directed 10 Concord Academy.
CaroAue Couufy, Viii b promptly attended to.
A. 4. COLEMAN.
+ ". COLEMAN.
J. u. COLEMAN.
n 81 tl5F
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POLITICAL.
TILE LITTLE rAaD.


Thenc was lutte raid
Who wore t,,ls bonss,
AMI she had h;;le finger,
VITA a little rias upon it.
81. screwed hsE l,sis waist
To suca a 'iliis size,
That il made hsr li,tis blood
Rush to her little ave.
This pretty iitil- msid,
Had rrstty little beau,
Who wore ii,tlc hat
And gloves .s white a. snc~.
n, said hi. iulc heart.
Was in lite 1lusr.
Tha, Ia loved the l'iiis naali,
And no ons elss bu, hsr.
Shs snil-J lifils .inil,.
Whsa he hyraihed III, li,t', .oes,
And h, kisrd h,r lit,o BAN,
With many hit. lows.
BY liiitle sn1 BY littl,,
il.r little hear did Yield.
Till little tears ard sigha
Her little fsoIs revealed.
1.-THE whils-tlas
Ami her little boau denast-l.
VIII I'll her liitls VOWS.
And lef h-r hraksn-hosr,od.
Now, all ye ll'ile mtids,
Amofal vii give YOU
Don't Trust 10 lii,ir men,
The surely vii decisive you.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
gpr sole,

y order to close the business of The late firm Of
4 Cav a Wiks, will be sold. At public auction.
"Wednesday the 3lSt OF the present month"; that rcry
TALUiBLE properly of the concern, now occu-
pied by Wllha.i l.. Lancaster ami George Ba2hy,
who will show the Improvements To those who may
wish To examine them. The terms will be our g.
quail lnstaments, payable at Intervals ot six months
negotiable uues, satisfactorily endorsed, on the lc
retained until payment be made.
The partnership heretofore existing under the
sly lc aud fun of Clay & Wrks, has been dissolved
by mutual consent. Persons having CLAIMS against
tha firm, will present them for payment. and those
indebted, will please pay therrespectlFe dues Longer
lndul genoc will not be given. The name of the firm
will be used only setting the a1Ars oithe concern
o. G. CLAY,
BENJ WlLkS.
January 9Th 1898 t3lJ
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NrlRGINia ;-Atr,ias Lsid tue Clsrk l,t.u,
cult superior court VI law usd chan. az. tr ~ -
Nelson, ia the month oil December, 1897. S"trS
,ieorec Nrg h, and EJa. SklnoI c, and Elizab all,
flmerly Elizabeth Wright aud Ainhala Covert fo ne w
hala right ~irh aaid George Elizabeth and N,l'F NJ
onl, gal heir oiiuey Wright and Jus Mel, .rs Ia.
,,,,,,,,.., fl.ials.
Charles Pursis, in his righl ai.d a. admin,
Crisp, I'D and his chidr Il, " 1t; Gen ~ o. Il
Charter VI. Parrs, Nm. Pats,s. Siuou :. Pur,i. n'is
Burnett aud Elizabeth 4. h, wifi. Joel VI. Wlc.lt 'shss
cn Ia J. his mift, Jumss lie, aud Sarah l.. hi. vii. a
Crisp. Lanon ). Gong and sally his ya rbnn. ~ 'ais
aud still, lis wife, Richard 81, and C,tl,a tss
Thomas AofI and - his viii, aud oinon r., " Wis,
l. r,.,.rn Dsh na,nt.
The Il tndanto, George 7. Pursis john Cti~p r,
Melton aud Silly his Wi" Richard BRYANT and hoI-.
wIie. aud Thomas Afford aud - his iie no, h,i' ss
tered hc appearance, and given security, cctdins "a
o Assembly, and the rules OF this Court and ii act
satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants a ~, b'
monwealth; Ii /. ordered, TINT tn. said Defendants G os
here on the first day of April and or I y.i
the PiuIn,s aud that copy of this order be forthw,b
cd III the " snrh5ur, Srcinni,' newspaper
the town OF lsnehbur., for t"o months snrcesxi,cl, ~
notirrcopy posted al tn front door of the Cour. :, %
county, on SOM court day. \ Copy-.ic-ie. I'm"
January Il -
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MATCsiLEss sAyATEVE

Dawn S. RowLAsb, the General Anercan Agent of tai
might, medicine invented By the nnoul Gosleke ol Ger
Inapy has grant pleasure psbhns the the following hgn'
l. mnorsti atter from table gniienan II Ne" orr
.hicG h. Ia recently acc ed with others OF similar
chaarrr4 vr4 rrsn8y intelligence from several oil
bs AGENTS esccially ulea will be seen helow-"i
iaestef m lie anuestd certificate from three t1uilcn Ger
man III, sstan Gst forever aLsh tic character OF The
sanai,c as is althoua parallel IN the history oil sedi-
ftns
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To the Citizens OF virginia.
fDFs. EaEEsE,

taESrTcTrtIIy inf5ra,s the public Of its nrnfal 81
~ I,5,nnI v,r. he . II, r.ian I'll Nefns sdaY nleh
Tie 6h INST at thu Wasngto lietel anl 'hrn vat the L"
losinr nace. W.. Farrir Prince Ed~urd county Ne~
So ptekar,nn, county. l,tehbnrg Amherst Court
Hon. Dsa,Ng stanton Charlottesville Orange couH
L.. E-l.r.e ..ur LIZ MI. uIfi arc 40 loIioNs .
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FOR RENT.

49, AND possession given immediately, the
#s;iil Brck Tenement, on the corner of Third
----A Street aud the Turnpike better known as Dui
fcrs cornef.--Tern.s accommodating. Apply TO
W. HENDERSON.
Japuatv II Is
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Look here, You lovers of Rar.nins,

M + have on hand very large assortment OF Fan
W cy Merlno Handkerchiels and small Shawls
which wewlil sell without reg1rd to profits as the
season is far advanced. We particularly ask the
LADIES to call and examine Tor themselves
JAMES c. HUNT & Co.
Jan .,
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Carriage and Horses,
FOR SALE.

4 GOOD second hand CARRIAGE, with
A gentle work Horses can be had at n low price
by aprIstngio I. \. FOuKQUREAN.
Dec. =.
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ssAYsSA Ivy q TRACES or land
$780, adiamnf, containing about 30s, A.
6SY@* cree, commonly called fmhrlal, 4
-.-sh-r,- and the store Tracts The STOLE
1kACl contains about 2Js acres, on Which 50
.;SS~i, CpMMODlOGS STORE .g1sSE,, a
.5i" way GOOD HsCtStass Fkomsc, all othrr
-1@4A necessary oul Houses, Ba,ns X, aud Is con
s'dcc llon, ter yNfg best situation for
Stur n the county u the SAINT tmt ( alacc, wlli
lie sold, parcel at Household II E&ttchcn
Furniture. some Gnods III thu store, Stock OF Cat
tie Hos, lIuscs, Black Smtll'4 Tools &e. All
will sed n ,lrltf, to he n1d, Known IN the
day q sic. Any person wishing to tlep the Land,
wtIArP.> 30 Nj Srnuei :. fuqu1, on the spot, or
Mr. John Afnstead, Col. Robert r. Games OF. MY
trlI. sAu va mott
Iheldc 10 both E4esrOcaau,I land, lshe}c-
we'd L. be sfnt'ble shall % 1yey oily such a.
isvcslsd Ia - y deeds Il trust, IN Charlotte
Count, made ty Mr.. Fuqua. to seenrt creditors
the,ein u-,mrd. BIads and approved sreorltS viii
DC ieqnncd. no 3KIoN, IfRS'se.
Jan I "a
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nN THURSDAY, the dfsl DAY Of Fssnny,
W ls3s, vii he sold, TO the highest bidder, The
Dwelling House, and store hou=c at Samuel 5. Flu
qur, in lhr upper rad Of Ch,tlotle County, Fsrn-
,J-i01ir likely Negroes, na'ucd Archer, Bob
Tlr,,aat, J,ssc. terry. Joe, Bnly CT,aAJach, Joln
black = ucS. yolloW Nancy All.lry. l. ~. Gatla
rue, Rhod,, SlAs, Icy Many, saIo, Aaness,
Chulc#, lIany ,od Gm'aI: GonslNelso # .Eci.,
st'ofsics,, f;oysoAG fitgFy, the most al whom
me w, kei,, having been selected lor tho South
An ~
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Dr. ID Y Row Ianl+-sr, Abont the middle Of July lust
nccflrutillg noticed nessplper tn ai'tFs inSh o'
In. Mntclr4s Sonltitt Tor winch ptcrtcd Aou "ttf d
geii winch prtcssed 10 b. sovereign I'sd. ~ 'oh
sumption.
Am, sic ~as hau wasting away with tbs dreadful
lisensc and ~. fuul, ls eian daily and enNIous
II a. ,iof health ihou SUGGEST rttppti
over Ia ms aud asked him II s had ant ob"cunt4 10
her tnkn, Tins ne usdrie lie f'pli d. d he vas per
lciy wilas sherwood sJId ttee that or any otiei
Medicine sf n lat choose ba hr thon2t could DO hsf no
good aaher ,apdg r.aS""ift ddh no ha"" mans
Sifl dot nns person VIII eaten ~
4fasy anil the ucne rrn nn5nd7& BY utc PAsi
rt ho had their path Ill concluded 10 nc
IA mil s,ni aul purchased pN winch she coinmsncsd
ia r rr times dle g,us Irct Indulgence u heffap-
the dir,c5ns BN pursuing tins t0ur"i
r roa,iiefabfr jar e fcstetFtO tradtys, but
shortly able Ia cot eHi drink lies' "i9 ''e Isa'' ,"'t
Nllll I.a. ,,,lts from hsr first usn5 the n'lIcm' hrr
t. lie an ID put strength aud SIR
4 been tnu, ay dts until the present moment, 10
tn. utt asoni.h oil tun, PLY -icinn aud friends
SIN !. os enjoying comfortable Though not perisrQ
slae oil 18th able 10 b. about the house and 10 attend
church
MIR ~ ryood and self bot uly Of ts opinion, aud
are all know hti remarkable case, that She l9e
4, Ae Sa tfrc nioae ana llHrc probably many con
iapr,c in tie nj i Stur4 "ho have not yet hedfd
.fis m mr. measure speedily II be adopted have
il NOR, g-a nully known.
inant Of pea tli- i1hborhooi, understand,
r. tahu for 9th complaints, with very great ben
lhink Of gone ofh, South in f,nilq sometime tins
fall and iats- d will proclaim tn virtues oil the Sana-
ts ~ lnt quarter ihuas IA oil the Physicians hers
ar ,clA opposed iplt do sincerely Believe saved ny
vii, from m opening grave.
You think th4 letter viii Tire public gool ar at
Respectfully. g.. II. I. SHERWOOD.
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NEw ARTICLE OF ExroRr.--Ye rjay rs the
hands on board The SHIN -sla Ion Charleston were
puftingni IN the Of ne casks WhIch WIS uai
ked OIL tho head. proFsiuts. accidentally stove
and the bodies Of two eiu1e tgroe>, much .m1cia-
ted, were discovered aside, nicely packed salt aud
wrapped 10 straw. \ large nu,.bci oil persons inn
medIaely assemhet, the Cotoue was sent tor and
an inquest held. De- CLAM OF tie Aims House.
was OF opinion. after examining lie bodies, that the
deceased came to their deai hs from natural causes
The Jury rendered verdict accordingly and the
bodies were inferred. THes had probably died IN
one OF our hoptas, and were intended as anatomical
subjects for some Of the faculty at the South
NEWY YORK CANALS We are intlebt ed 10 the
editors Of he Argus for copy Of the annual report
Of the commissioners Of the canal fund The a,nnunt
ofmoneys ON hand on the 30th September ls36. was
e4,066.243,92. Receipts same date OF | s37 So .
524. sos 96-total, $3.50, seq 81.
The payments Tor the year, including 81 l6l..
1925 Of tile Erie aud Cbamplalu canal fund uad
of, were S3.4l3e35,95. Balance ID tho hands oi
the Commissioner on the Goth September last, So.
tl3638,95.
The expenses for the current wear are estimated
At Sl.437. 62e. aud the income Sl.6l6,49l,67.
The total amount OF the Canal debt on the so
September was So, &c 052,02.
AT the close OF the fiscal wear the amour, OF III,
moneys invested and which are applicable payinrn
Of interest, aud exiing lnnent oil tie canal deb
was az 1894 ,037,5s, bringing in OF l4a 1856
6b. v. 7. Con.