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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-04-05

The Presbyterian Church Case, aftel
\ dragging its slow length along" for two and
twenty days has been decided. II was sub.
miiied to the Jury on Tuesday the e6th ult.--
Judge Rogers charged the Jury, that the er.
ending acts of 1887, were unconstitutional
aud void, and that IL the Jury believed the
party which the Defendants represented were
acting in the organization of 1898, in pnrsu-
ance OF those acts, and with the design to ex-
clude, the delegates Of the excinded Presbyte-
ries, who were consti,utionally entitled to a
! seat there, their proceedings were void and II
the party which the Realtors represented were
acting TO prevent these designs from being car
red into effect, and organized, the Gen. As
sembly according to the rules and regulations
of the Presbyterian church, that they were en-.
titled TO verdict in their favor.
The jury were out about an hour and came
in with an unanimous verdict for the Realtors
or plaintiffs, who represent the New School, or
Low Church party.
The verdict restores the excinded synods to
the position which they claim, as members in
full Of the Presbyterian Church. The excind-
ed Synods contain about 600 churches aud
10000 COMMITMENTS and were cut of or ex-
cinded, not as heretics, or subjects Of disci-
pline, but simply as not belonging TO the
Presbyterian Church. This verdict compels
the Old School, ifthey separate from the New,
to withdraw as seceders, leaving the New to
inherit the name, privileges. and finds Of the
Presbyterian Church. The difference in sent
iment between the parties, as defined by wit
nesses on the trial, does not seem 10 us,who are
uniniated, in things Of this nature, TO be very
great. But we suppose, that when people are
disposed to quarrel and dispute, straw will
answer the purpose as well as any thing of
more consequence.
A motion for a new trial il is said was 10 be
made by the counsel for the Defendants, on the
ground that the law laid down by Judge Rog-
ers is erroneous, and the question is to be con.
sidered by the court in Bank, l. e. by all the
Judges. As the parties are all Of Pennsylya-
mia, this decision is final, unless new trial is
obtained.
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Embarkatios Of Misaoaaries---l De "" ~
Ozro French and lady. Rev. lsvn !"
Hume and lady. Rev Ebenezer pu,s ,l.
and lady. and Miss Cynthia Farrar' e@U %.s.
ed from this port yesterday, in the brig wM
e,ley. Capt. Ward, for Bombay. They "
out under the direction OF the America"
Board, as a Reinforcement TO the D0"''
Mission. -.
The embarkaiion took place 3. i'n'n'y
wharf, where grea. eoncourse Of Psvr
was assembled 10 witness the farewell ~ ~
eises, which commenced at 6 quarter I'm Is 4,
IL o'clock. Rev. Mr. Borgess., one 2. ;s ~
missionaries. made short. manly ana ' ~
" appropriate address to the spectators - %
Waverley left the wharf a, hall pass .a :,
o'clock, With every prospect ofa happy W
sge,--Saiem Gazette, "
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HOLMES.

We learn that no decision has yet been made
in the case Of Holmes, and that at the request
of his counsel, the question will be suspended
for few days. II may not be amiss also to
remark that we understand il not to be the
Governors intention TO go into any public in
vesligaton Of the offence with which DIR. III.
stands charged. The only question in the case
ia one Of jurisdiction-w whether the Governor
has authority TO act in the premises. And in
this natter we hope and believe His Excel
lency will not act precipitately. Bnrliagton
Free Press,
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IMPORTANT FROM MExIco.

BY the brig Dromo, Captain Howe, from
Havana, we have received a file OF the Diaro
de la Havana 10 the 18th inst. From the pa
per OF the 18th we translate the following i'm.
poriant intelligence relating to Mexico.
by letters from Vera Cruz OF the 10Th
March, we learn that treaty has been con-
cluded between Don Edward de Gorosteza
and General Victoria on the part OF France,
the British Minister, Mr.. Packruham acting
as mediator, OF the following tenor -
LIST. There shall be an armisIice Of Is days.
End. The Mescans shall pay 5000, 900 in
periods Of 9, 4 and months.
3rd decentralization for the expenses Of the
war and TO the expelled Frenchmen, shall be
finally settled by nation IN friendship with
the Two contracting parties.
4th. The Castle Of s. J. Ulloa shall be de-
liyefed up TO the Mexicans rs soon as il shall
be known that the treaty has been ratified by
Congress.
The same letters say, that there was no
doub, the treaty would be Immediately ratif-
ed. Nj. Goros,eza had set of for the city Of
Mexico TO remove any difficulties that might
present themselves. In the meantime the dis
charge of all vessels of ell classes and nations
was allowed.
Vera Cruz will again receive within her
walls the persons who have emigrnied and the
18th will open 10 the merchants their former
places OF business.
The above intelligence confirmed by Capt
How, who states that the British Grigate Me
dea, Commodore Douglass, and British sloop
OF war Race Horse had arrived al Havana
from Vera Cruz with letters 10 the above eHrec,
and would proceed directly TO England.
~ " .Jour of I'm,
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New CANDIDATE. A call has been signed
by forty or fifty citizens Of Rochester, N. Y.
for meeting TO nominate Gen. Scott as can
dida,e for The Presidency. The editor of the
Albany Evening Journal says, those who have
signed the paper are the bone and sinew of the
:. old Jackson party" in that place. The N.
n American and Courier and Enquirer, are
the Generals claims for that of
fee. The passion for military glory is not YET,
satisfied.
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\
tary came in and notified the two Houses
that he had approved 1870 acts and l26 re
solves, and that he had no further commun
ication to make. Votes ofihanks were pass
ed to the Presiden, Of the Senate and Speak
Ell of the House, and they made speeches o.
acknowledgement, and the two Houses iher
adjourned.
Resignation of Nicholas Biddie. The
Philadelphia papers state that Mr. Biddle
hrs resigned the Presidency Of the United
States Bank. The following is his let
.st 80 "a
+ ITO the Board OF Directors oflhe Bank
OF the United States:
Gentlemen--l execute purpose which,
as you are aware | have long mediiated
and which intinated to the stockholders
at their first meeting, under the new char.
,er:-that Of retiring from the direction oil
the Bank. |, is now more than twenty
years since entered the service. They
have been years ofintense labor, and they
have earned for me right TO claim the re-
taxation and rrpose which approaching age
and precarious health require. have wal
ted anxiously foI The most appropriate mo.
mcni at which could be best spared but
hitherto. whenever | have sought the re-
,irement so much needed, some difficulty
IN which my service was deemed useful,
always intrrposed to deinn me. None such
exists now. All the political dissrniions
connected with the Bank for the las, ten
years have ceased-nnd the Bank has re-
turned TO It's accustomed channels of busi.
ness 10 peace. ! Gun therefore withdraw al
length without Inconvenience. and do il
more readily. because leave the affairs OF
the institution in state OF grca, prosperity.
and in the hands of able directors and OF.
hcers.
"This separation from friends wnh whom
have been 50 long and so pgreeably asso.
eiated is among the mos, painful acts Of my
life. and | pray YOU TO acc-p, at parting
my sincere wishes for The personal welfare
OF you all.
IN BiGDLE. President
" Philadelphia. March 20, 1892
At the meeting Of The board. complimentary
resolutions were unanimously passed. and
Thomas Dunlap, one Of the cashiers OF the
Bank. was unanimously elected TO the Of.
Zee Of President, Mr. Dunlap. says the
Commercial Advertiser. has for length Of
lime been in charge OF the department OF
foreign exchange. which he has managed
wnh signal ability. He is gentleman Of
high character. enjoying the entire conf
dencc OF the board VI directors.
WASHINGTON. March 27.--Tbe Govern
ment paper OF las, evening publishes Official
ly Treaty Of Commerce and Navigation
between the United States and the King OF
concluded and signed q, Genoa on
The 26,h OF last November. between Nathan
irl Miles. Special Aeen, on the part OF this
and the Sandman Secretary Of
s,ats, and ra,i6rd by both Governments. the
having been exchanged at
Washington on the 18th of,hr present month,
By our Secretary OF State g. Augus,e de Co.
lobiano. Charge d affairs OF His Majesty the
appears to have bscr framed in the mos,
nmicnble spirit. andtofplb principles en-
'irely Liberia! and se,her reciprocal
MAJ fAtei.
IMPORTANT FROM MExICo
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-04-05

The body OIL. Wyman, lae. person who so
mysieriously disappeared from cbicopee Falls
on the night of The lSth JAN. last, wac discov-
cred floating down The river by cabotville on
Friday afterpoon and was rescued. He be-
lopged to BgookIine, W. aud was about %
/! years ofsge. ~ Hqu'pdens Post, sa
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Portsmouth Redeemed. The Wings OF
Portsmouth, n. H., who were so iogloriously
defeated two weeks since at the general cleo
ton, elected their whole ticket for town off,
GERS on Monday, by an average majority Of
about 90. ThsLoco Foco majority two weeks
before was S. "a
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. PAR BACH L. CALHOUN.

IL sERA vENDU Mercredi ls ; Juliet. 1899,
. a midi, a Ia Nouvellc Bourse, rue St. Louis
DEUX LOTS DE TERRE
situes Carrollton, designs d'aprts plan tire
par Louis Bringicr, Arpcnteur ge"Grale, los dts
lots f ct c. L'ilct E content &c lots numero,cs
dc ] 26 lcsqncls ont les mesuront suivants
Nos l, 2. ,, 4, S. 6, I, 8 9, 10, mesurant
chncsn 81 peds do face la rue Macarty sur !05
picds lie pr"tondcur 10 lot, formant rencoig>
nure DIES rues Macarty ct Adam, ct lc lot no. 10
for "ant Fence gnurc dos rncs Macarty q, Durdnt.
No. ii. H. Is, trois lots mcsnrant chscun 800
deur
Nos IA, Is. lG, II, Is, 10, 20. 81. %, %,
dix lots mcsurant chacun 30 pieds dc taca Ia rus
do Commerce sur los do proiondcur, 10 no. Ia
iormant roncoignure DIES RUGS DO Commerce VI
Adam.
Nos. a. 25, &c, rnesurant chacnn 30 piods de-
face a la rue Adam sur $50 de proCondsur.
l. iet & contenant 26 lots numoro,es do 26,
lcsqlels ont len measures shivants:
Nos. l, 2, ;, 4, 5, 6, I, 8, 9 l. 10 mcsurant
chacun 80 pi.ds dc face a Ia rue do Commerce sur
los de protonleur. 10 lot no. l tornant Iencoig.
nnro aes rues do Commerce Ct Washington.
Nos. III, 70, Is mesurant chacun D plcds de
face Ia ruo Washington sur $50 dc protondeur.
Nos. IA. IS, l6, II, l5, ~, co. 81, %, %,
dix lots me."rant chacun 81 pieds dc face Ia rue
Pearl sur lis do protondcur, 10 no, IA formant
lencoignure des Pear ct Washington, ct le no.
% joignant roncoignuro dos rucs Pearl ct Bur.
Diet.
Nos. 81, 25. &c, 3 lots mesurant c,acun 80
peds do face la ruo Burdct sur $50 do prsfon.
deur ct le tout mesure Americainc. ii
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MONEY MARKET.
CRY. Wednesday Ep'g, J

We do MT lrM II any eairs To-day in The Cotton
nesbet.
There in good deal II at the coR,rn
led si,ek ~ ti. mart. levy, day ar Two ago ia
vtsed ',e nnl,c h drni'e If stick, whirh,
Ne hear, is II YIN ben= Even Rayna's stne.
.ent IL >au n be incorrect. We have been pr'nsstd
o,nf II tock by gentleman every way capable
Vi ge,sn. atthe While truth.
4 IN money matters there il NJ, change "f m"lscnt
ft"ur s"es .ry at Is 50 p.r hnrre Tol'acco, slill
6tm VI former rates.
THE hour Inspection i, New York are in trnnb'e, in
c',seq 'encs MA dispute upon the right Of In gveror
~ srn,,ue those he found in IF a.
This age icy IL tho Bark If England in this cshntry
hes beenvest in r. ". Blntchford IF New YOrx.
'.srks have all g.ne dow" in thnt city from one 10
ihrse per geat. Dhio 6nur dull al % H. Sales Of
ctt u, were made tn, 81 instant at cents dedw.
} siOh.
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SYNDlC'S SALE,


Dl bACu q CALHOUN.
WILL. be sold on Wednesday, July s, 1882 q, 70
w o'clock at The City Excirng: 10 81 Louis st.
e'wec" 10. and Chartrea Streets by order Of An,ho-
ny Ra-ch, Esq. Synlic of the crtlitnrs ii Nsssrs
Lg'rt ~ W'ray. tor the account and at tie risk Of
Mcs'r" Edward York, George B. Ogden and > COg,ien,
who hive failed to comply with the terms Of sale u
property hereinafter described, made IL them un the
2ih anuary, 1889.
Eleven lots oil ground. situated IN Fnubcurg Sane,,
20 Municipality If New Orcanr in the squsre bounded
by Clio, ytanee Caors and Nuyntss streets, a. per
Psna which will he exhibited AT the time Of sale, VIZ:
Lot No !, measuring % feet, inches front On PRIV.
"nee street, by 10 feet in depth, and front On CIiu
street.
lo.a No. As, 6, 20, and II, measure each 2s
Lot No. IL, measuring 70 itet inc,e. from, on p,v
lance street, by 100 fee. in dcps and front Callope
street.
The above lots will be sold separately with the priv
lege Of an alley in the If the width Of IS feet.
Terms Of sale-$l8.N cash on each LOT; balance G
aud "a months credit fos approved endorsed notes
with mortgage until final payment.
june 3tljl7 3jv
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Coed News.-fjur European subscribers to the Read
ing koOm. will be glad to hear that we have received
per Great Western full fves Of the following Eng ist
Journals I. the 18th and l7h Of May inclusive.
Londun Times. I.onlon Herald, North British Adver-
tser, Durham Chronicle, Drogh-ha Argus. Stafford
srs Advertiser, Midland Counties HERALD Manchester
Times, Sain,mr journal, Ne.rv Commercial Tele.
graph Dublin General Advertiser, Belfast Times
London Mercantile Price Current Lnyds' List, North.
n,np,,n Herald Lanster Express, Manchester Chron"
ice, Leeds northern Star, Dublin Ere .mans Journal
Eliahnrg, Journal Liverpool Mercantil, Gazette,
Befust Kelor,rr. Cambridge Advertiser, Cheltenhan,
Chronicle.
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VRUE M ERiC\V.
BY JOHN GIBSON
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
official .7ournal Of the ~ 4tauutetpdlttp.
PUBLISHED
Daily Tri.Weekly L. Weekly
T.. ~ u " !. 4! a rs:
THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1899.

To orr Snbicri6ers. fter much difficulty and ma.
tuIs have at length procured trust worthy
RE Our subscribers, ~ho do not ct their rapers,
will he pleased to leuvc their names and resi-
dances counting room, aud they shall not have
fr'h.r -sas- Of complaint. Our subscription list
Is daily 'he increa and it il desirable know the
uumher Of the residences Of cur old Patrons that
they too may get their papers BY sunrise.
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Vente do Syudic.
PAR BACH L. CALHOUN.

PAR BACH L. CALHOUN.
l. SERA VENDU 10 Mercredi L. 3 Juliet pro.
chain midi, ID Nouvclle Bourso rue St,
Louis entre les rues RoyaIo ct Charres, par rordre
de Mr.. Anthony Rasc,. Sindic dss creanciers do
Messrs. Egerton At Wibray pour 10 conpts Ut aux
Ogden and J. C. Ogden qni .nt manques aux
termss prescrts par IL vente pour lea propre,es c
1899.
ONE LOTS DE TERRE
situes dams 10 fauOsurg Sauet, Ode Municpalit6 do
Ia Nle Orleans dams I'ilet situe entire les RUGS
Clio. Prytanee. Caliiope, ct Nayade, d'apre. un
plan quI a etc expose au moment do Ia vcntc,
Savoir:
Le Lot No. l. mesurant % picds 4 pouces do
face Ia rue Prytaneo par 12J pisds de profondeur
de face Ia rue Clio.
Les lots Nos. 2. ,, 4, S. 6. Z. 8. > &lO mesu-
rant chacun 20 Picds de face Ia rue Pryta"eo par
l20 pieds Dc profoudeur.
L, lot No. IL. mcsurant 20 picds pouces de
face a a rue Prytan6e par 100 peds do profondeur
o. face Ia rue Calllopo.
Les susdits lots seront vcndus s6parement avec
le privilege dune alice de Is peds Dc largeur.
Les ter'ncs de vonto ront $500 compliant pour
chaquo lot, ct 10 balance &, ~, IL 81 "a mois dc
credit billets cndosses satisfaction avec hypo-
theque jusqu' parfait Placement.
BY BACH II CALHOUN.
WILL lie sold on Wednesday,, 81 July, 1899, at -
w O'Clock, at the City Exchange in 81 Louis street.
Two Squares Of GrOand,
Designated on plan drawn by I.ouis Bringier, sur
veyor general spares and c. SQUARE f. contains
6 lots, numbered from to q, which measure al fol
lows:
Nos |. 2,3,4, 1910 lots measuring each
~ feet front Mucary street, by los feet in depth lot
No Turning the corner Of Macarly and Adam streets
and IL" N" 10 forming the of Macurty and Bur.
| Diet streets.
Nos II, r. l3-3 lots, mearuing 1nch 800 fee, from,
on Burdet street by $50 feet in dSpii.
Nos IA, ), Is, II, u. ~, 20 81, % $40 lots, meas.
uring each 80 feet Commercial street, BY lO5
feet in depth; No ~ forming the Of Commercial
and Burdet streets, and No % forming the corner Of
Commercial ami Adams streets.
Nos "a, 25 2t-3 lots measuring each 80 feet front
Adams street by $50 in depth.
Square Contains 26 lots numbered from to 26
which measure az follows -
Nos 3d. 4, lO--lO lots, measuring each
~ ieet front on Commercial street, O5 feet in deph
10, No forming the corner Of Commercial and Buacei
streets, aud No 10 forming the Of Commercial 4
Washington streets.
Nos w. ~ 3-3 lots, measuring each 30 feet front
Washington saee,. by l5N feet in depth.
Nos H. l5 Is, ~ 49, 49, %, II. p 1910 lots, meas
u'ing each ~ feet trent on Pearl street by lbs feet in
depth lo' No ID forming the Vi Pearl and Wash:
ingc" streets. and NJ % joining the Of Pearl
and Burtlei streets.
Nos "a, rs, 26-3 lots measuring each 80 feet from,
on '"rdet street, by $50 feet in depth; all American
measure.
jnne 81 ljl7jN3y
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tORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEAR ASCES,
June ~. 1870


June -. 1870
Ship Daacalion; Howas. liverpool, 4. Miiandon
ship Groton, ROW" New y"t.. III A.hbrre
Ship Oc,n"'e'e Lravi,s fnr N York Cohen
!. erhr Reie Revuo.d., Charleston. q Redfo,d
Schi Mary Jane. Atkins. Portland Master
Sthr Sisuuca Smith. Hartford Master
ARRIVALS.
Tow b"ss Cramps. Morrison. from pass having lowed
:" sea brig c"as and sp s,hocne. returned to the cy with
Reports nohinx !" the ofaGx.
To- hos, Pc, Roy ,im'rrt nm having towel
ships OLYMPIA and Chrrnkec brig Apnlachc"a
ne retus"ed to tie city with schr Emem. Left the bar
Tow hoat Mohcan Melton. from w Pass having towed
70 sea "r ship John Robert r. harquc Tampa g United
s...s aud .eht Ulysses returned to The light Reports
xch. a'om-,, stark. sdava I'm Flo,id. to master
schr Fancy B'sy3 days from Florida. in halsas "a tho
s.hr Emh!en,. Kinney. day. I'm M.,.mcr.. Rsow.
Steamer esi .'oro.%s; G! ihoT". im Shreveport
y S'.sMer Washington. Strsck. fin i.afoutche
evERrOO ship Cargo 1870 hass n cot
BOSTON Psr ship c.rous-ss bale. cotton ,s, nd. ,o.c
CO c3'i pigs lead go bags corn ~ Is rice
bales cotton AZ s,cks aud 3aO hu .hels corn ,-s
sarks wheat I pigs lead 32 lierces molasaes II
csse. .:athins h1s
''''rsr ship Oem"!sss. Cargo i's hale. cotton
ll42a,eks corn IN hds to,n.cco IS hds 6 hlf his
tu"ar7 bis and ~; keys lard i6s PORK I" his
sour aSs hides $50! pgs lead aud small lots
mevr ha"dise
NORFOtk-Per brig leslie. Cargo ieO0 bis 50 sacks
do @ssl s,nves
Gu tRLESTON. Per srhr Bell Cargo y47 hf e.. fed
smcar ~ bxs loaf sn"ar los his and - ties ella j.
.-. lied sugar ON kegs lard 25 Ills pcr"n
PORTLAND. Fe' schr Mary Jane Cargo 1904 sacks
SIT hides Is bia p,rk
HARTFORD-Pervch r S,lunch. Cargo 300 .arks corn
IMPORTS.
FLORIDA Per .ch Comet-Cargo % turtles 10 master
............. Per schr Rray--ln ballast
MATAMORAS. Per schr Emblem. Cargo - mule. Below.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
sh'evepor-Per steamer Brian Rornhms .Cavso "a hn.s
cotton Rter e do l.rmeth Thempaou ~ do Ri,s
die co. h~ .ugar Bsrre,t co
l.afnurchs. Per steamer w ashinss0n cargo
Louisville. per Shakspear Cargo 1875 his
e.sk Is head cattle IS sesp 10 coops ducks
and rh,ckoNs hoard h"x specie Com1ock Hyde
CO, N h Ao"v MADDEN Hail. u uuuks WALTON co.
bay aud box feahers Baldwin.
PASSENGERS
Par Brian Roroihms "A l.sdoux, Rureoy no, l.
Johnsto" Landry. McFsddsn WiIIamsoa D Greem Erudy
Myers and Cspt Phillips
MEMORANDA
Il feet water in the Ohio and falling.
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proeeeutnga OF Gout1rtl.
S E COND MUM PALlTY
TUESDAY, 18th June, 1889.

TUESDAY, 18th June, 1889.
Tho Council met agreeaby to adjournm nj :
present Hon. Joshua Baldwin, keco der !; Alder.
mon CALDWELL Hall, Loekett, Peters, Se,vell,
Whitney and Yorkc.
The Journal Of the preceding meeting having
been read and approved:
A confidential Message from tho Mayor was
closed doors. The doors having been opened:
The following Weekly Statement Of tho Troa
surer was submitted
SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
WEEKLY REPORT OF TREASURER.
by balance last Report 3O61 q!
amount received since. 393I3 W
- amount Municipal notes re-issued. 4.t27 3
amount from City Bank. $50 Is
c,y@O t.
To amount Municipal notes redeemed, a,6I7
" amount appended since last repo.t, 477i0 i6
amount deposited in City Bank. I7.6N 10
Balance J,9A2 u 1850 c.
balance brought down. a942 rs
." amt rash in City Bank, 6597 40
Municipal notes hand last
port, 27.9l0 80
Redeemed this week, 36i7 W
Making 1857 ~
From which deduct amount reis-
sued, A027 a.
Leaves on hand this day, 27,5j0 81 e7559 81
amt handed " Cavalier for
dempaon. 400 90
M
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Apes III heurrs du sOir On peut Obsenr char, en-
nayant c'"q r'astres pour lc voyage.
Arrangements pour les Dimnxehcs.
Les chars purtroni aux me,nes lenres que dans les
jonrs lie Ia senaine jnsqu' henre T. NJ. Tine loco
motive artira de CarroIlioa ,oies les eures, Iusgu
lleures Lu soir,
Pour Pugremcnt dies personnes qui sc rcnent Car
r"l'ton par lie cnar dc henes qi desirent pas
demeurer jnsqu hsurss lie char Qu par TAFT a,,para
want DE- Carrooh henr+s res,rrs jusqn s. heures,
pour bonner le temps de jour dune promenade age.
able dams IN des plus beaux jardins des Eta,s Unis
Los perr"nnes qui partiront P"r la locomotive dcy-
ront se procurer es blets, attenda quill dtfe"du
biIlsls.
Chars des Rnes Jacsson E. de In Course.
Cos chars partir"nt dc la rue Jackson a s henres,
A. NJ. et de Ia du Canal a 6} heucs du natin
s"uan' c'aqu' heure sheures, lis par'r"nt tou'es
jackson, jusqu' h."res dc la rue du Canal,
cspte 81 de la rue du Canal:
Les MesSrurs sont parsculieremsnt prizes de ne pas
METRE les pic,is les cOussns, ct de pas umer
dams les chars l"rsque les danes s'y trouven,.
Bureau de Ia C"inpngne du chemin dc fer DE- Car.
JUN HAMPsON,
mails lngenieur en- chef.
nRUGS-Just landing fies, supply Of white wax,
- Gaava jelly, Gum Arabic. Tamarn,ls, Cream
Tartar. Sal Soda, Spts rurpcn,nc, Penrl ASH, Inrn.
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may3l Cor Natchez and Tch""it"u'a= ats
NEW BOOKS, JUST RECEIVED.
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L American J"e Miller: Horace Vernon, 2 voIs
Advice 10 Gentlemen; Robin buy, 9 vols
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ing, fnr sale by ALEX. TOWAK
may 81 40 Cam
LATEST LITERARY!
NOUNTESS IF B.ssington, ider IN Italy, vols.
" Pascal Bruno and the A,ou-ment, by + Hook
The American Joe Ter, with illustrations
Little French,nnn and his w"ter lots, by Morris,
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Poetic Wreath, selected poetry from Chauccr to
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F. JOINS & Co.
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IL may 81 Shall. Il BROWN. 81 Magazine 81
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may 81 96 Magazine 81,
0lL-75 brIs prime TanneIs' Oil
~ ~ casks summer Sperm Oil
may ~ i*3w |. GALE, 81 Common st
I4NlOUll-99 burrtIs lunding from fai b1als for sale
L. by Il DORSEY,
NIL ~ New Levce
M EsS BEEF in halt bills at the Inspection for
| wi sale by & DORSEY
may 81 a. New Levce
nK. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS are
- SO well known to the public that it is hardly ne
cessary to give detailed statement OF their value and
use The follow Ing articles will fully convince any one
OF the claims the doctor has up the public to place
confidence in his preparations.