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iaqnee je prcnds Ia lihere dappeler rattent,on du
Consoil. C. GENOIS,


Marie.
Mile. Orleans, le 81 Decembre, 1888.
A Monsieur le Marie de Ia Mile. Orleans.
Monsieur 10 Marie,
Lie zee ardent avce lc que la population
dc la Milo Orleans s'cst empress6e de remplir la
subscription ouverte depruis peu dc tcns pour Ia
foundation du college dc Versailles, m'impose le
dsroir do lui emoigner ma reconnaissance pour 10
haut desre de conpance qu'ele ma accordec, ct
i no cruis pouvor meux 10 faire, QUEEN offrant
do bonner bourse dams lc college do Versailles
un enfant do lage dc neuf douzsans, pris dams
| chaque Municipali,6, appartenant une famille
dgne dune parce favour CT capable dc l'appre.
ccr, mais priveo des moyens dc bonner dc l'Gduca.
ton Sos enfunts. yy mcttrai Ia condition
axprcssc que ces enfanta devront roster au mons
six ans dams le college t. quill me serapsrmis dc
les dcstincr rnstructon pnbquc, 81 10 Jos trouve
proprcs exercer cette profession.
Par ce moyen, Mr.. 10 Marie, nous pourrions par.
vcnir avoc le tens, former dos profcsseurs dams
notre pays memo, Il nous n eprouvcrions pas los
Changers, surtou. 81. n 10 content venir au
scconrs dcs colleges pour ore ccs fanctions mpor.
tantcs sorGnt iGirbuGes conme ell les meritcnt Dc
| letre.
! Je vous prize, Mr.. 10 Mare do sometre eotte
proposition aux Conscils des af16rentes Municipal.
tGs, T. do les invtor prendre une decision pronpte
4 CO suict.
| J'ai phonneur d. etre, Monsieur lie Marie,
[sitne,l CABoCnE.
Whereupon, on motion of Mr. Yoke, it wa:
unanimously
Resolved, that this Council do persist, notwith
standing the objections Of the Mayor, in its roso.
luton Of the ga inst, au,horising the Treasure
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COMMERCIAL,
FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

CLEAHANCES.
January &c. 1890
Ship Caledonia. Masseros Liverpool. Anowles
Earque Roger Wilkins, Alters, Havana, D Marston
Schr c Smith, Totten, Tampa Bay, Master
Steamer Antelope Cameron, St Louis, Master
ARRIVALS.
Towboat Porposc Dvis from the passe towcd to sea shin
John Holland. Fr barQue Jaunc Edou: returned with shin
Ohio, ahp 1rescot Left w l'ar Goth instant ut II NJ .
ship off soutl, point standing in; three hrs in tho river
Ship Ohio, Cutcn, 81 days from Boston, s,ctson and
ship Trc.co Linsey fiom Rio dc Jhncris a5h Nov to
order.
US Gutter Woodbury., from Vera Cruz
schr Viauce, from the coasi, so hd sugar. Caldwell
Steamer Washington, Strcck from Thl, ,louxvie.
Steamer II Kinney. Phillips, from st Louis and Alton.
Steamer Mississippi Birch, from Louisville.
Steamer Columbus, Csn. from Gin iunat,.
Steamer Columbian, Dunn from Shreveport.
Steamer semaphore, Clark from Baton Rouge:
Steamer Romeo, lIardwick, from Thhedouxvilc.
Steamer Sutton, Bell, from Eddyville.
Steamer Lexington, Allen, from Louisville.
Steamer Southerner Barrett. from Columbus.
Stcumer Splendid, Church, from Cincinnati
flat boas with live stock, cotton poultry.
EXPORTS.
LIVERPOOL Per ship Caledonia .corro 1854 bucs cotton
IS binds tobacco, 70 bales cotton
HAVANA Per bque Roger Williams .carso 2o?5 kegs 49,
brls lard, 1888 b,l -four ! lhlS and 40 hams
TAMPY BAY Fer schr NJ Smith cargo: 263 ks corn
4 sheets copper. and IL Sees paint
ST LOUIS. Per steamer Antelopc-cargo assorted.
IMPORTS.
BOSTON. Per ship Ohio. cargo nss'd mdzc.
RIO de 'ANERls Per snip Treseo Gs65 bags eof
MEMORANDA
3 vs4 Ss Sad
Cumberland river falling.
stcanier II Kinney reports Mississippi river, Jan ODD
manned very low and falling little: running floating
the Missouri and Illinois rivers slightly rising.
Steamer Columbus tow ed down shpEd bound Liver
pool, from Grand Gulf cargo cotton.
Steamer SoutI,crncr tuwed down barGue Natclcz from
Natchcz bound to Boston, cargo cotton.
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THIS DAY.
$4,000! Capital Prize, Tickets onl,Ef4O0
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
Drawing of the Grand State Lottery Class 8, Extra.
90, 81, 4, sc, s., 10, 40, 42, 80, II, II, 30.
Nos a. %, 81, the Capital Prize of slsG0O, was sold
to MIR N Cardozn, merchant of this CITY,
TLASS No. E. Authorised by the Legislature of
~ the State. To be drawn This Day, Jan. 81,
1889, ut o'clock, p. NJ at Bishops Hniel.
DAVIS 4 co, Managers.
Is Drawn nnmhcrs-I2 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme.
- Sl4 Prizes. amounting to $3.50 323
Tickets 81 GO-llalves 2 NO-Quarters I GO.
Packages of 25 Tickets for $780, warranted to draw
at least 3t3 Packages of Is Half Tickets $50 90 war
ranted TO draw at least S2i. Packages Of IS Quarter
Tickets S25 90 warranted t" draw at least $ll.
For packages Of single tickets, apply the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
Jnn3I iG Charities st
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GAS DEPARTMENT. !
Gas Light Banking Comply, Janu try 30, 1889 {
V\HE Stock of Coke being much reduced this Com
Il Fany will furnish Pit,sburg Coal, in small quar-.
titles, to their customers.
Orders received nj the Gas Office, Bank Alley.
jail L W WELLS, Sec v
AKIHISKEY-l50 bbls Rccticd, landing from steam
w boat Columbus for sne by
jan 81 &. DORSEY, Al New I.erce
EVLOUR-300 bnls superine landing from steamer
IL Splendid in store for sale BY
jan 81 g. DORSEY, "a New Lcvce
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Camp 81. Theatres

I Third night of the engagement of tina celebrated
MIR. EDWIN FORREST.
THIS EVENING, JAN. 81,
Will be perform d'ths Tragedy of
KING LEAR
King Lear, Mr. Forrest,
Edgar Trrdrrrts
Edmund, Fielding,
Cordea. Mrs Barrett,
Regan, Greene.
To conclude with the augllable Piece Of
THE REVIEW.
Looney, Mr. Greene,
John Lump, browne,
Beauenrd Gilbert,
GraceG ylove, Airs Greene
On Friday, Third night of MIR. FORREST
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Receivable 1Mnr
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81 certain did il II hc mind of the u,y,r ,I,
f'trs Mll!ard had borrowed the oey Of the
o. the Srcud Municipality, thar he inquired r5q, 0hyn,
OF money fhty ha obthinrd:.Rylr 7gnr}l and hi, -
was dutt ess much aso"shed find to v had rnyr I
any whether the discovery decreased ssencd the
hr3 favorable orlnlnn ni the aiuciu nilirirs IF ~
man OF the FINANCE Committee, does appear '''
nc my also says, tiHt wleh he learned that in def
AlI't at c express provisions Of section 10 al IVA
rI"Ty' iS'' (Which as has been already shmTtn r
~ inc treasurer AMI comptroller lad jssuel "D
L'' '"t h9 Ni"Wiei9'', large anrouIt Of uu,.x ~,
INC -'hce ne hai mover hrHrd he rlrIg,r ir,u,r ,
,lrF u S"HHh f7HT". (ns7,ira ne r5,S1 ir,JJ,,
" AN Inc lAth, IN or or 70 fun! toe Iuy Httcn fb
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1t being found impossible to cr ar, with the por,hs-,
Guarres ON tay"rb" terms, unless for cash. payable in
New York on delivery of the Stones, tina, was condition
Of the contract and arrangements by the mem
I,T Of ci,y council alluded by which house in New
h "rS agfS sw g. Pay for The stones on delivery and ship
never TO he IN advance for the city To relieve mayor
from inc 'reinGl trouble of rcmng the money! rcqur
ea, refers M!llarl agreed place the money in New
York run the risk {" the remi,ances, trouble
ana cr the expense Of recovering from insurance Offices,
IN case OF loss and sustain the loss of interest for the time
ha would eapsrirom the receipt and payment of the
nr new rN' "rk !" ir receipt and payment here all for
wonId be a fair compensation hut would leave profit.
The following letters, from the former mayor, will show
'ha' such Was his "pl"ioY
MAyoRs OFrIcE,
New Orleans, August %, 1892
Dear Sr-p"rn mr. avail myself Of your disposition
To- pr"nle every "L'rt Il" public good i" relation our
~ on frmsr occasions, and shipped per the first line
ship bound to Ills place, quantity 'icr gutter stones
take the liberty add that the dimensions of the stones a.
q 'rid, should be particularly attended in order that
they may answer Ihc object in view.
tor" my thanks Your Kind comisnce 70 my
request, remain, 'cry respectfully,
Your .! G cnt servant,
List "a men,ioned above: ''"'o''
.urh stones 300 feet IS nches say incbes
Gutter stones $3.50 feet IL inches say twelve inches in
Ntw OsnA.~s, October 18th, 1888
Dear sr!he guy councl ia their sitting of tie oh in
r"'l f'S'u resolution authorizing the nrocnre
r me use {" the rity c"rpra"n the quantity of curb and
SuIt,r Stones hereinafter mentioned, Wit; '
width. " " ~ "'o"eS' 20 ihches III
width. " ~ ''''es' 80 iiches III
in width. - 3 '''''e'' - inches
in reI, on your disposition to promote all improvements
ieln to our city, addressed myself TO YOU, as on for
occasions, I" request that you II ay cause to be imnort
M "i te t9l"ra" The quantity and gutter stones
~ uei"he on the advantageous terms possible
ie dimensions OF the s'"nes should particularly ouend
t''y may ans 'tr the object which they are
't'1eo' am, SIR respectfully,
our obeIiient servant,
s,xrr, p., d. PRlEUR, Mayor.
~. communication from the comptroller, will
ING theNl" between the contracts m ale for
an" N lchdlf OF the city and the contracts since made
through Peters X MIllarL Cor The I'd unicipali,y
TNsAsrHrN's OftucE, ~ MrslcipALlrv,
,,,.. ,. January 2s, 1880
JONI iLHotH, Esq, c, Hltroler.
q III you tie pleased To inform il any Contracts have
peg" 'he WITH ary member The council of the 81
'r "it ay commercial firms 10 which ,ay
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IohfFhhtLEKs OFFICE, SECoSD MrNIc,p,,I1y
r,t, ,I,, January 23l, 1899.
IosMrA B,LDwIH,)
T. q. MErx, commissioners or III, S;,,.;, ut
+" w. SEwELL, '7 = ''
reny to your letter of today this moment
Itttl" respectfully inform you hat the ayor I rnl
upon me- 't" days since, for satcn,cnt Of The SINKING
tt" UNI requested Inc to Inform him pHrticul,rIv wlar
a1n :" ulSrndnts had been civcd from said nd Inv
de5SFS. refers I|lHri. explained To him thar dis.
counts "'re made from the fund to the treasury aone
pressed himself satisfied ~ " ' 'o %
nc I' j.; contained IA communication may
"sMe'tu III lew words. No discounts as have stated
nave ever been made any commissioner Of The
h,@ W"l 10 any member Of The c0mciI nor To any in.
u'u'' cnlnsrcal hrm C"rporaiOn other than To the
trcasuryn ''' " ~ s'"s ~ NV
90 ar rom money having been taken out of he treasury
or s'nh" IWit by any member the council the muni.
sIPa'y Is under gseat obligation one of its ow n me.rrs
WI. '''rS, Tor lag re amounts olncd through his pcr
SQUAT TAertins But for the facilities extended 10 the
",-h MS sole agency, the mlnc Erliiyi this mo-
""" nave little boast pros berous CON
"oh 20 we need not be told that empty treasury is Fl
most ehrCt,a bar to all public improvements and thai
ours would have been empty had been 70 The praise
worthy Efforts of the gentleman alluded TO- is fact wall
understood ny all who have been connected with hn
h!ah.ihl department; Of this municipality
Very respectfully, your "ledcn servant
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CIR
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Hoad n.,nrforo
ABBEVILLE, 25h Feb. 1889.
ODRERC No /

THE following Regiments and Corps OF the
Militia # this State, will parade for the Re
view and Drill, and the officers and Sergeants
will assemble in Encapment, at the tin=s and
places following, viz: -,
The 18th Regiment Of Infantry will parade
for review and drill. at WilEamson's, on Tues.
day the 2nd of April next
The 18th Reg iment Of Infantry, at Orange.
burg, on Thursday the 9TH of April.
The officers Hnd Sergeants ofthe 4th Brigad,
will assemble in encampment, at Accahee
(Morrison's farm) rear the Quarter House, on
Monday the 9th of April next. to remain en-
camped six days, according to law.
Til, 10Th and 18th Regiments Of Infantry
the Charleston Ancient Battalion OF Artillery
and the Charleston Light Dragons, will pa
rade for review and drill, at the Charleston
race field, on Thursday the 18th OF April next.
The Officers and Sergeants OF the 9th Brig
ade will assemble in encampment' at spch
place as the Brigadier General Of that Brigade
nav nav anpoint, and report TO the Commander IN
Chief on Monday the 22d of April.
Ihe 33d Regiment of Infantry will parade
for review and drill, at Conwayborough, on
Monpay the 29th ofAprI.
The 32nd Regiment OF Infantry, at Marion
C. H. on Thursday the 2nd Of May next:
The 3lst Regiment of lr!lntry, at Blaci
M,ngo, on Saturday the 4tb OF May.
The 18th Regiment Of Infanry, at Walter
boro, on Saturday the llth of May.
! The 18th Regiment Of Infantry, at Coosa
whatchie. on Tuesday the 18th of May.
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Correspondence Of the Savannah Geor; jian
LATE FROM FLORIDA.

We received the following by the steamer
Florida, Captain Mock. arrived at II O'Clock
from Garevs Ferry.
Gar'y's Ferry, E. +. April II.
NY Dear Sr.-Gen. Macomb, presume
YOU have heard has arrived here, and is en-
powered to treat with the Indians, allowing
them to remain in the territory within pre-
scribed limits. IS soon as they become aware
of this it is thought that the war vii be at an
end. They are rather tired of it. They have
boon prevented from making their crops OF
corn, and their ammunition is nearly exhaust
ed. A party OF Indians, some 10 or ~, were
met on the santa River by party OF VOL
un'eers, and we're several times fired on.
There was no one killed and one negro taken
by the whites. The Indians fired but one gun.
Gen, Macomb, will leave shortly for Fort
King, moe in the interior of the Indian
country. Five companies of the "a ORA
gcons are to leave ere long for the North :
Head Quarters, Balt,more-all of the 4th
Artillery, save our Company, Captain Harvey
Browns. have left f,r the North
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wig of such size and shape was quite no.
velty IN an obscure place. It gave offence to al.
most the whole congregation, who, both male
and female, repaired the next day to the min
ister's house, and stated their compliant; the
burthen of which was, that the wig was one
of the Boston notions, and had the look of fa-
shion and pride. The G od-natured minister
the,eupon, brought it forth, and bade them
fashion it to their own liking; this task they
set about in good earnest, and with the help
of SCISSORS, cropped off lock after lock, TILL at
last they all declared themselves satisfied, save
one, who alleged that wearing any wig at ALL
wss in his opinion, breach Of the command
ment, which saith "Thou shalt not make unto
tbyself auy craven image, or the likeness OF any
thing that is IN heaven above, or that Is IN the
earth beneath" This last objection the MN
lister silenced, by convincing him that the Wig
in the condition it then was, did not resemo!e
any thing above or below. Even so fares 1t
with men that endeavor 20 please every body:
Slashed on thus sid. and on that, and twisted
into every shape, and out Of all shape they
finally come to the condition Of hs reverence s
wig. hEAARHES'
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PRICE CURRENT.
Charleston, April 81, 1889.
Bacon, Hams, lb 10 l3
Shoulders and Middlings, 8 10
Coffee, Green Prime Cuba. l23 13
Ordinary to Good. 10 10
Porto Rico, l2 l3
Cotton, Upland, Inferior, Is5 l35
Fair, I3 1-2 II 1-2
Good, Is l6 l-2
Lard, lb. IL III
Molasses, New Orleans, gal. 81 36
Havanna, &c. sweet, &c %
Nails, id to cod, ID. Ia a 7 l.2
Sugar, Louisiana, lb. 64 u
HAVANA, white, Il l2
Brown, u a8
Muscoyado, 6 a l03
st. Crox, l 2 a 10
Porto Rico, Z 81
Flour, Philadelphia. 8 a 8 l-2
Baltimore Howard street, 8 IA 8 l-2
New York, Canal, 9 20Oa 10
Alexandra, 8 a
Iron, Russia, pig. ton SO Is
Bar. cwt. 5a
Swedes assorted, Asa
Lumber, Boards, w. P. Clear, M feet, 30
Merchantable. l6 l8
P. p. in RATS, 9 10
Pork, Mess, N. Y. Inspection, 90 "a
Prime, 90 81
Rice, prime. 100 lb I.2 a So
Inferior to good, 4 so a475
Rough. bush. | a l l2
Salt, Liverpool ground sack ! 62
| t--Tura ura's Isl5nd: 40 81
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Baltimore. April %.


Latest from Lima.-1he Editor of the Bal
timore Patriot has been favored with the 'o!'
Lima Jan. 81.
The Chilian and Federal armies are now in
the Department of Huaylas, about LOO leagues
from Lima, at a distance of few leagues
from each other, and the opinion is gene
that unless the Chillians attempt farther
retreat nothing decisive will take place TOR
some time. Both armies are IN strong
position, and the rainy season IN the elevated
nosi,ions they hold, between the two ch ms
pf the Andes, is unfavorablc for military opera
tons.
The ChiIians escaped being forced into a
general action few days ago, by cutting the
hridoes in their retreat. FIVE armed vessels
have recently sailed from Calao in The hope
of beng able to take or destroy part sfthe
Chillian transports on the lee coast, and IT they
succeed even partially, general action is
inevitable.
Mr.. Pickett, our new charge 10 Peru, Boil
via. is at Quito endeavourlng to reclprocate a
treay with the Ecuador.
The North Carolina has sailed for Valpa~
raiso and the Boxer is now the only American
vessel of war in Callao-we hope 20 s'e our
naval force in these seas increased-We
wan. one friga,e and four s!oops ofw
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Distressing Times in Mississippi.

Never in the history of Miss .ssippi has there
been such a pressure in monetary affairs as at
the present mumeut-and never, we imagine.
has the future been shrouded in deeper and
NOR, portentous gloom at this time. Here in
the CITY of Vlcksburg, and the county of War.
ren the darkest days of 1887, presented but a
faint nicture of what is now exhibited, AID from
every town and county in the State we have
the same melancholy prospect. The whole
community is literally upon the rack and the
best men in the country find it impossible to
raise any amour, of money, except at the most
,r;nous sacrifices. We are entirely destitute
of a circulating medium, while thousands upon
thousands are pressing for tha collection O.
,be;r claims-suit after suit is Instituted until
tbe docke. is becoming swelled beyond any
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st. Aueustine April Is.

wv ~~'9 ~o''''o ~~T'
Army InteNgencs.-Geu. Macomb. passed
up the st. Johns on the 18th inst. to Fort
Mellon. Col. Harvey will proceed across
from Fort New Smyrna, in order to join Gen.
NJ. at Fort Mellon.
Prelminares Of Treaty of peace having
been entered into with the Seminole India ns'
the General Commanding-in-C Chief Directs
that should any Of the enemy present then"
selvt s atItLe military posts,they be treated with
kindness, and supplies Of food be issued 10
them.
Capt Mackee's Company, (BA lst Infant,
ry, under Command of Lieut.. Cox, is ordered
to this post to relieve Company B. 4t'
Artille y, under Lieut.. J. O'Brien.
Maj. Churchill has examined the hrad
waters Of the Miami and New River. No
signs Of Indians.
Intelligence has been received here, stating
that two white men, and three negroes were
killed in field near Newmansve, last week
BY the Indians-News.
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MURDERS IN KENTUcKy.-Bishop Smith,
in long letter 10 the Hon. R. Wlckliffe,
says, it has been ascertained that there have
been from thirty to forty homicides in Ken.
lucky annually for three years past, and
not single execution. There have been
within three years but five or six peni'en.
tiary convictions Of murder. He ascribes
this impunity in the crime to the law for
capital punishment. and recommends that
Imprisonment be substituted for hanging.
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UVHE Subscribers are agents for Mr.. John
IL Ritter of New Haven who will at short
notice furnish all kind Of marble slabs and
monuments of the best Stockbridge marble
This marble cannot be surpassed in beauty and
durability and will be furnished at as low price
as it can be had in New York or Philadelphia
or any other place. We solicit the business OF
ou, friends with the promise that they shall he
fairly dealt by; would order them either for
cash payments. or payable the next winter.
All Commissions arc paid by the manfacturer.
All marble shipped will be neatly boxed and
delivered in New York at the prices; hst Of
which we have to exhibit.
BROWN, BRYAN e. BROTHER.
Cheraw, May 3, 1899. 25-2m
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An amusing incident is given in the Nascnsa acne
Free Trader, as accompanying the Gatas'foPts ,Phs
of one steamboat running into another. !l. tn.
impression of the officer Of each boat was snas
his boat wauld 60 down, and they called eacn w w
the other, right Justify for relief The passenger
too, conceiving there was no safety III remaining
upon the boat on which they then wefe' i!ime
diatcly changed places, and, after FIVE minutes
Of confusion, those ofeach found themselves
in tho und:sturbed possession Of the deck o, u
the other. By this time the dust had cleared
away little, and it was found that nothing
serious had occurred to either boat.
Ball. SUM-.
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1t appears that the bounty paid by Mass''
chasetts on the culture of silk has had the
desired effect Of increasing the product to a
great cx'ent. IL 1896 law was passed
authorizing brunty to be paid. under the
provisions of which Ss5 20 cents only were
expended On the first of March 1889,
1897 80 had been paid for the year immedi
ately preceding, thus howing an increase ,i
more than four fold. There were paid to !
single individual $3.50 IS, and the whole
amount of cocoons raised was 760 pounds, the
quantity reeled and thrown during the same
time was s22 pounds. =
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Rhode Island Election.-The annual State
Election in Rhode Island took place on the
18th inst. when a majority Of Wing candidates
were e,ected in both branches of the Leglsla.
ture. No election of Govcrno. took place ow-
inp to some dissatisfaction amongst portion
of the Wings having induced them to run two
candidates, viz Messrs. SpragHe and Burgess
whose united votes, however, will exceed
those of the Loco Foco candidate Mr.. Bullock
by fully 500. All the towns had not been heard
from
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Town Taxes.

VEVHE Town Taxes for the present year are
IL required to be paid in by the 18th May,
inst. after which time no indulgence will DO
given. I will attend at my Office, two doors
below Moores Hotel. every day from nine to
one clock. for the purpose ofreceiving returns
and taxes. Street or communication taxes must
be paid in at once. or delinquehts will be sum.
moned forthwith 10 work on the streets.
By order of the Council.
w. STROTHER, Narsbal.
Nav 3, 1889. 25 2t