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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-25
NATEEAN's. E'EHELEPs.

No. ., Market ST., So. Louis.
yE7IIE subscriber respectfully informs his custo-
4 mors and the public generally that he has just
opened large and valuable assortment Of NEW
Music, Musical INSTRUMENTS and Musical MER-
cmANDisE of every description; consisting of supe-
rior French comets; valve rumpets; Crisman'S
tenor and bass tronboncs, (Cholles PATTERN Uphe-
cdcs; E. g. C.. Kent Bugles, from to keys;
concert trumpets bass horns, bass aud tenor
drums French horns, concert and post horns; snpe-
rUr finished guitars, some beautifully inlaid with
pearl, ivory and silver varying in price from 80 to
500 yiolins, all qualities; double BASES and bass
viols, with patent machine heads Cristman preml-
UNI Flutes, from 81 to $50; do. clarionets, 5 TO IL
keys; double and single iageoets; flies, various
kinds metrenomes; bird organs; music boxes
splendid accordGons, from to % keys, inoid with
pearl and various kinds Of fancy wood, from 50 to
$40; violin and bass viol bows of all qualities !;
reeds for claronets; crooks and mouth pieces for
bugles comets, trumpets horns, etc.. portable mu-
sic desks; tuning hammers and forks; violin bri6g-
es and pegs; hair and rosin for bows for va
rious instruments music papers; instruction books
for all Instruments patent par folio for securing
loose music superior violin volincclo guitar, harp
and piano forte strings Also, dulcimer wire The
stock of music merchandise is very extensive, en-
braCng every article appeTtaining to music
The above stock was selected with great care by
| the subscriber, and every instrument is warranted
correct, ana can DC returned II
any respect. Those in pursuit Of good instruments,
will find il to their advantage to call and examine
this stock, as it embraces the largest and best as
sortmcnt ever offered in this city. A liberal dis
count made to semnaries, bands and artists Of the
profession. Musical instruments of every kind
repaired and put in proper order. dec. 0.
| VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
A full catalogue Of the latest and most fashion
able songs, marches, walzes pieces, ETC., arranged
for the piano forte, guitar and other instruments
also, music arranged for full band: sDcred music
in sheet and books; Foreign music; splendid Sc
lection for the piano forte VIOLIN ilutc etc., by the
most eminent composers; among which arc: De Ber'
| lot Laf0nt, Mayseder, Osborn, Thalberg, Aubel
and Hertzes. In addition to the above, the sub
crber will receive monthly all the latest and bes
music published in the United States. On his coun
ter may be seen variety of musical works ant
fashionable music. The following are among the
collection, the Boston Musical Souvenier Orphan
yrc collection of gees; Kingsleys social choir
the Odeon Boston gee book; music of Chris
Church Catel on harmony Burrows Piano Forte
primer; Juvenile singing school ancient and mod
crn Catholic music; Boston Acad cord ancien
Tyre the choir; Handle and Hayden coll'd Churcl
music Cooks art Of singing La Mosque or Mu
steal Annual.
N. PHILIPS Music Saloon,
/ If. 30 Market-st.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-25

Col Richard M. johnson TO Gen. Harrison, July
A, 1913, says:
1--WE did not rant 10 serre under cowdrdS or trGi-
tors but under one Harrison ioho had proved him
self 10 be uiSe, prudent and brace"
Commodore Perry to General Harrison, Au-
gust l8, 1917, says;
"rhe prompt charge made by yon in the order
of battle on discovering the position OF the enemy
| has always appeared to me to have evinccd htgh
degree Of military talcnL | concur with the vcncr-
able Shelby in his general appreciation OF your con-
duct in that campaign"
The opinions Of the Hon. LANoDoN CnrvEs,
Of the importance of the victory Of the Thames
and the bravery Of Gen. WILLIAM llrNrY HAIR.
RlsoN:
"Tac rirtorV Of Hr,rison raS sach as would haze
! secured 10 Roa,Gn General IN the best days 9t M'
Republic, The honorS Of a h'Waph He PIT an en-"
10 The War in The apPernoS Gambia"
Sentiments of the Hero Of Fort Stephenson,
Col. Croghan, now Of the War Department:
81 desire no paudits which are bestowed upon
ne at the expense of Gen Harrison
81 have felt the warlncst attachment Cor him Us
a man. and my confidence in him as an able com
mander remains mistaken. feel every assurance
that he will at all times DO the ample justice; and
nothing could give pain than to SEQ his en-
cmiCs seize upon this occasion to deal out their un-
friendly feelings and acrimonious dishkc and a.
| long as he continues, Gas in my humble opinion he
has hitherto donc) to make the wioost arrangement.
and the most udicious disposition, which the forces
under his command will Justify, shallno Hesitate
to unite with the army in bcslowing upon him ttG
confidence arhch he 50 richly merits, and which ha'
on no occasion been withhold
Lastly we come 10 the neat compliment 0
Thomas Richie, Editor Of the Richmond Enqur
cr, the leading organ Of the Coalition in tn
South, who now brandishcs his old "chapccs
sword with two broken points, and thrcatcu
devastating war upon the conqvorcr er the Brit
fish and Indian Coalition Of the West! Th
Richmond Enquirer said
''Gone1a Harrison's letter tells Us every thin
that VIC wish 10 know about the officers, eTc6It ha,
scJ He dcCs justice to every one but Harrison
and the world must therefore do JUSTICE to the ma
who was too modest TO be Just TO himself"
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Removal.

VENlIE subscribers have removed from their old
b stand and have taken that recently occupied
by Mr. J. w. paulding,
No. SO, MAIN STREET, ST.. LOUIS,
where they have, and will contiauoto keep, LARGE
fashionable assortmontoE HATS g. CAPS, which
they offer ON the most reasonable terms
Country merchants are invited 10 call ana exam.
IN their stock before puTcDa,iag,
N g. Hats and Cops OF any patterns made 70
order On sfoIt notice
BELTZH)uYER g. ROPB.
st. Louis, March l3to. ".
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Umbrella and EsarasOl NFanufac-
tOrV.

NO. %, MARKET STREET, St. LOUIS.
wv HERE can be found large and extensive as
w sortment of Silk, Bingham snd Oil cloth UNI
brellas also plain aud fgu red Parasols Of every
style and finish, some with rich Pearl and Ivory
handles, manufactured especially for the retail trade,
and will be sold by wholesale or retail at Eastern
prices, adding the transportation of stock &c. &c.
Country merchants are invited to call and examine
this assortment
March u, l-tf N. PHILIPS, % Market st.
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Glasgow Insurance Company.

kNHE capital stock having been paid in, agreea-
4 by to the provisions of the act of incorpora-
ton this company is now ready to effect Insurance
upon tho various descriptions of property subject to
loss Or damage by fire or water. Remittances by
mail, specie or bullion.
1t will also undertake the collection of Notes,
Drafts, or Bills of Exchange.
JAMES EARlCKSON, Pres't.
WIN. F. DUNNICA, Secretary.
Directors.
JOHN BULL, P. R. NowIIN,
WALTER g. CHrLEs, VIM. D. SwlNNEY,
JOHN M. BELL, JOHN M. FEAzLE,
JOHN P. Morris, J. T. CLEVELAND.
April 18th, $40. 4-Iy.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-25
Celebrated Wheat.

Ok SACKS of the celebrated North Red River
NeI Bald Spring Wheat, just received from the
North, weighing 65 pounds to the busheJ, and pro-
duces equal to fall wheat. Also seed barley, buck
wheat, rye Scotch potatoes, OATS al pounds 10 the
bushc raised in this vicinity with general assert.
ment of garden and grass seed warranted fresh"
for sale at the Established Seed Store upon his own
capital.
JOHN THORBURN,
North Main Street
April II, 1910. 4-tf
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Allison ~ Tanner,

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS,
FaytHe, Missouri.
IL AVE permantly located, and are now prepared
! to execute all kinds of Painting, in good
STYLE and on very reasonable terms.
p. 5. Orders from those residing in the adioin.
ing counties will be attended to with punctuality and
despatch.
N. B. Paints ready mixed kept constantly on
hand, and for sale low.
April llth, $40. al.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-25
GEOsing Business;
w ID " EN- w a " e b. I'd .

a LII Persons indebted 70 US aro required to
l. q make payment by the 10th Of April, olLcr-
wise we shall bo compelled to use cocrciye meas
uIes. JOHN r. WHITE,
las. NJ GIDDlNGS,
FayQte, March 81, 1910, LIT
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g Prizes of $4,000.

MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
For the benefit Of the Saint Louis Hospital,
EXTRA CLASS NO. II, for 1910.
To be drawn in the city of St. Louis, on Thursday
April 30h 1910.
Drawing superintendent by the Hon. M. P. Lcduc,
]. Clemens, jr. Esq. and Col. Joseph c. Laveille.
D. S. GREGORY g. co. Managers.
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Come 10 sllc Record.

The following is the record that Harrison
has been honorcd with the confidence Of every
President of the U. States from the organization
Of the Govorgment down to the adoption of the
'sPoils SYSTEM After referring to the joint rcso.
linton of Congress, approved by James Monroe,
and re-pubIished in another column Of to-day S
paper, we quote from the Executive Journal 0!
the United States Senate, 1889, to 1929, inclu.
sve.
In the Executive Journal, 1791, puge Sc, We
find the following;
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-25
United States, Oct. 81, 1901.

Gentlemen Of the senate: Certain offices nav
ing. become vacant since your last session, by
death, resignation, or appointment to other Off
GERS, of those who held them, | have, in pursu
anco ofthe power vested in me by the constitution,
appointed the following persons to fill these Va
canccs, viz:
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PAIR ASOLS.

BUST finished, the most extensive ussortmen,
- ever offered, some very chaste and elegant pat.
terms, TT prices varying from 81 30 to SIS 90, foi
sale very low by N PHILLIPS,
% Market st. Louis.
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FIRST Recommendations
WILLIAM II. HARRISON, Ensign, vic
GEORGE WASHINGTON"

Thompson promoted. .
GEORGE WASHINGTON."
In the same Journal, page So. the following;
"llonday, NoU. 7, 1871.
The Senate proceeded to consider the nomina-
ton of the President Of the United States, con-
resolved, that they advise and consent to the ap,
appointment OF the persons therein named, to the
offices to which they are respectively nominated
&c.
In the same journal, 1903, page 1872, the fol,
lowing:
"United States, FEB. %, 1893
Gentlemen Of the Senate: | nominate the fol-
lowing persons for promotion and appointments
in the Legion OF the United States, viz:
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NOTICE.
HsoOks and Stationery.
g. G.. BIN Hes, Il co,

= ~ y } ~ Y u
SAINTLOUIS, MO.
Invite the attention Of Country Merchants, Public
Officers, Teachers and the public, to their exten.
siyc stock of
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS,
PAPER g. STATIONERY, generally,
Comprising the largest stock ever offered in Saint
Louis, which they will sell at the lowest prices for
Cash or for approved city paper, on liberal credit
Iley have also on hand large assortment of
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, and Wall paner,
which they will sell at greatly reduced prices.
March u, 1910. If
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Gina and Merimack, an extensive and well seiec.
ID stock Of every article in the line, purchased d.
,ct Of Drug brokers and Manufactures, which lac
Hers to his cd friends in the country and city, cash
and punctual men, On fair terms. City
callers and Painters, will find it to their advantage
, examine my stock, which consists in part Of:
$50 lbs. English Calomol,
= Gases Gum Comphor,
3 do Refined Borox,
3 hblS Cream of Tartar,
% Casks llalt. EPSON Salts,
10 i" Alum,
s Cases lolizzis Liquorcc,
2" Ci0O ounces French Qniniuo,
" Gum Arabic (vcry supcnor)
4" East lnda Cum CoPal,
B" Gum ShelIac "Orangc,"
" Turkey Gum Myrhh,
" " " Opium, (lOO ibs)
" Red Prccipitatc,
}" Iow'd. Rhuharb,
" East India Rhuburb,
" 90 lbs, each, Tartaric Acid,
70 " CASTLE Soap,
tAli IN original ?ackagcs.)
% Boxes Eowand's Tonic Mixture, Ga mos
certain cure for Fever and Aguc,}
. Carboy's Oil ViTioiI'
% obIS' vinegar Ga very line articic)
And ono hundred and seventy packages
containing good aSsortncIps, Shaving ana
Fancy Sonps, Surgical instruments Icrlu-
merry, S!uills, Inks, Shoe faint, Cloth and
Hair brushes.
j0UO Kegs missouri White Lead, "artcd pure,
oUo IDS Brunswick Grccn, III On,
lUuO laris Grceh, dry and IN OH,
6VO Fine Chrome Green dry,
And variety Of other coiors, oil well suited
to Steamboat painting, &c'
~ casks venetian fcd' "LnglSb'
UD boS. Spanish w hitting,
81 C'pPeraS'
casks fTene4 AeiioW Orchre,
D" English LGmpoiack in O. H. papers
l case Trieste Neryillon,
bols. Fine English Black Lead
III American Black Lead,
20 Superior Furniture Farnish,
III Japan VarnIsh,
. " Extra Coach DO.
casks Ombro Madders,
ii bblS. do do
- " Ground Logwood,
50 English and American Linsced Oil,
% Spring and Summer Strained Sperm Oil,
30 " Brown Tanners Oil,
% Cold pressed Castor Oil,
casks, $50 gals. each, pure Olive Oil,
40 baskets and Is betiy3 Soland Oil,
10 gross Eng. Mustard, i'll boxes, doz. each,
20 casks Salarctus,
20 bags PEPPER,
~ bags Ailspice,
40 boxes Palm Soap,
81 =" Variegated Sonp,
II bales Fresh Hops,
% gross Masson's ChnlIcng Backing
10 bbIS. Gr Ginger,
10 " do.
" Nutmegs,
!" Cloves,
800 gross Bottle Corks,
so boxes Lemon Syrup
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"c@tted @a'es' J"ty TO- 1871.
Gentlemen OF the Senate: nominate the
following persons for promotions and appoint
mcnts in the Army oil the u States
FIRST REGMENroE lNFASTRY.
WILLIAM II. HARRISON, Captain, vice
kinGsbwy, promoted JOHN ADAMS.
On notion 1t was a2Iccu; ny unanimous con;
sent 10 dispense "'In 'nc rug ana t',2t Inc sad
hoiI'ho5'oHs %, DG no" So"''uVted' "Ncteupon'
HlS"Cs"' lhHI ''c senate % Jd'IS- ana con
sent 10 NE appointments "G'Ieo"ly 10 Tie ho.A!'
haIlonS' ,.,, ,,
In the same journal, IDS page ~:
IN, cn... !"'S"ay' I""' ~ 4'J?'
Inc '2,o|inS W'!ion - t"ss5aSo was iccG.ysa
from inc PRESIDENT o. the u o'aIeS' ny NJ Nal
CON- ms secretary;
GentIG4Gn OF me SGHhlG nominate, &C
" lillian Ii, hAh II, Esp. Of fit4n',
70 DO oeG!''"'y % "e 4c''"GL2 N9I.',reL OF Tho
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CIRCULAR.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS DRUGGISTS
AND PAINTERS
EMERY T.. ESHsaW.

StUCCESSOR to Chorloss & Blow, wholesale dou-
y Ter in Drugs 1irdi-iaes, Paints, OTIS, Dye
SM0S, IVindoto Glass, Paper, DC, dc, at the old
warehouse, corner Of Main and riuc streets, is
onw receiving from New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, and has in storo per Steamers Chester,
Selma and Merimnck, an extensive and well sc,cc-
ted stock Of every article in the line, purchased di-
rect Of Drug brokers and Manufactures, which he
offers to his Old friends in the country and city, cash
purchasers, and punctual men. On fair terms. City
dealers and Painters, will find it to their advantage
10 examine my stock, which consists in part Of:
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-25

WILLIAM H. HARRISON, whose commits
sion as Governor Of Indiana Territory will expire
on the 10Th January next, to be Governor of the
same Territory, for three years next, ensuing that
date.
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The London Herald says that Lord Durham a'e'
Of broken heart.
The interesting case Of Hesviside Va LArdner, was
tired at Lewes, the LIST Of August anu fcsui'e1 -
verdict Of fo000 for the plaintiff IL seems Pis'y
clear that Lsrdner object was more mercenary than
amaiory Mrs. Heasiside being entitled y naags
settlements 10 10000 on the dea-h OF her husband
and 10 900 ON the death Of her parents one and
her husband are cousins
LONDON, July 81.
The latest intelligence from the United states Il 70
,be sth ;nst the most important monetary iniorna-
nor, nv ibis arrival being the certainty that no halt
yearly dividend had been declared by the Bank oil the
iIn,t. states This result having been anticipated
by the majority of the stockholders has prevented
decline in thu value Of the property which has on the
contrary been rather firm at Els los, at which quo
taon 25 shares were disposed Of yesterday afternoon
whilst on Monday 100 shares had been sold at t ID
Is Cd and the debentures also have been sold al the
slightly advanced rate OF 49, during yesterday and the
present day. One very large transaction has taken
place within the last three days, in S6OOOOO OF Ken
lucky and Tennessee bonds, which having been
forced to sale were taken by company Of subscribers
at the OF 81, without the dividend on tho Ten
stock which makes the rate at 81 for the whole
of the bonds but the parties are now demanding d.
at which il could probably all be sold The gene
raj business continues on moderate scale the quota
tons being according to the enclosed list, which re-
the transactions Of yesterday to the present
day.
The cotton market has been rather hrner al Liver
pool but as your accounts from that market viii be
later or direct from the spot il is only requisite to
mention that in London the sales have been exceed
ingly small throughout the week-2O0 bales of ord-
nary to fair Surat at 7sd lSd per ID; GO bales
Madras at 3sd "A lid, and 80 bales of good fair
Bowels at 5 7-ed. per ID.
Parliament is to be prorogued the 18th of the en-
suing month. -
There are reports of the serious illness OF the King
of the French who is said to be suffering under dis
order of the heart
The weather is beautifully fine up to the hour Of
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-08-21
FOR THE MADtsoSl,N

The extraordinary character of certain doctrines re-
Gently advanced in the Boston Quarterly Review BY
Messrs. Brownson s. Co, may well claim attention
III by the nsidous advances of false doctrine era
dually introduced that in France the predecessors OF
the French revolutionists prepared the moral depEa-
witty and ignorance which gave rise TO the equally col
rupt doctrines and practices of that great moral con
vulsion. The French revolution was the overthrow
of great imposture and in its immediate conse
quences the introduction of imposture equally AZ
great and no less deleterious The terrible eon'ui
sions which arose in consequence OF the detection q
of those impostures and the introduction OF an
other of precisely similar moral features out speeih
cally different was the effect of the conflict between
the two systems of deusion
In the ranks of one Of these systems Of imposturc
were heard the words liberty equality federation PIN
lanthropy Voney said il is age of deliverancc
for great nation, and Of hope for all the earth
others, and much more active and daring friends Of
the doctrines taught by the chiefs Of the French eNo
utcn, spoke in similar terms Ii you had believed
the one fourth part of what these said the al
vent OF was TO be anticipated, in which hope
should take possession Of every downcast heart ana
philosophy with magcians wand Of reiet should
perambulate the earth and scarch every corner WIN
her peace speaking and joy bearing words But anna
som, important truths taught by these pretended sage
the leayen Of essentially unsound principles pcrNaded
their general system and their system bore, there
fore, the exact opposites of the fruits which they -
copiously promised, and which, in words they 50
loudly affirmed that il would produce Instead Of
peace there war Of the mos, dcsolatng and siu-
penduous charactcT--instead of love TO human knd
and tender care Of human life the broad flame Of 'de
struction shot athwart the horizon with lund g'afe
bloodshcd and spoliaon, and rapine, walked ''ious"
the earth an iron scourge and the worJ stood aghas
at The extent and horrors ofthe scene
This is the greatest political lesson whch mas ~
been read men Of the effects OF attempting 70 P'i'
large amount Of moral errors upon the worm y
blending them with small portion OF uu'h' -
lesson should no, be los, us and when we SO ~
lar errors arising and when We find them paoi'7n''
in periodicals. Sc and 81 forth in newspapers We
should advance manfully to the rscue--cach man !"
the place where his 10, is cass-and with the ineA'''
which Divine Providence affords should enlign''"
and strengthen public opinion against these tne'' y
error
The Christian Church as al present crgahH'V ="
Protestant forms, Is tn object Of Mr. browns
peculiar hostility This is obvious, since he '''''
all the organizations Of the Christian pIoe'''''
this coun,ry-iour -fifhs Of which are Pro'e''e"
To undertake to cure tho evils Of the so'lai
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-08-21

s,en exaerenced taeticans They are said 70 be led
chiefly 81 Poles and the names Of Potozki saDsnsk,
Czatorski are spoken Of French and Ehgisn JIM ~
too are said To be among them. WIN fcspeet ~ ~
Rus.ian MA f,r the campaign, nothing u pos'tsei5
known In the last place the corps under usneIs'
Grabbe on the Kuban, occupyng the Inc o. 'ne
Sea TO the Caspian, is To remain ON the ae'sns',e
Il is confirmed that the Circassians nave p'oH''
through this line, passed the knban, surprised Al"
laken three OF the forts and cut 70 pieces the
greater uarf OF the earnsons. This u said TO nave
been the fate Of the Russian Quartermaster Censfsi
C;iasfon and his whole STAFF. Much light artillery
and psrt Of the camp fell into the hands OF the ch
assians who are said have advanced 70 hnapa ann
% have taken that fortress The loss Of the Russians
in their recent encounter, IL said 10 have peeh sei
considerable but il reported that they soon recovered
heir Io.ses and have retaken all the forts including
Anapa. Measures are taken on the Dheister 70 I'M
uroye the navigation Of that river. The Russian 20
yernment intend TO establish new lazsfetto al mo
hiley.
TURKEY.
Letters from Constantinople of the ION o. July
state that SAM Bey 1.-THE Envoy Of Mehema AM hah
had an interview with ,Redschid Pasha, but u was
not believed that tho proposals OF Mehemet An wouid
be acceled to- The representatives OF the great pow
ers with the exception Of the French ambassador, an
yised the Divan TO await the result OF the conference
Of London before giving reply to the Viceroy. Lofd
Ponsonby had advised the Sultan not TO treat Win the
latter unless he should agree preliminary to win,
draw his troops from Syria and 70 reduce ms lana sna
forces-a proposition winch mehsni'' m "o
be sure TO reject
The police were said to be on the traces OF con-
spracy and had already searched the hotel o. Mos
rev Pasha several times His property has been se
auestered and il was reported that he had himself re-
tired to Koniah.
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CERTIFICATES OF ADMINISTRATION

OF ADMINISTRATIONS,
viz Payable at Paris, or at Barring, Brothers g.
Co, London.
New York State 5 per cent 80
Ohio State e per cent SO
New York city per cent
United States Bank Shares Els Is Cd
Do do Debentures 80
CHARLES STOKES, % Threadneedle st
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ARRIVAL or rwo STEAMSHIPS, TIE PRESIDENT
AND THE ACADIA.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The Earl of Durham, late Governor General
Of Canada, died at Cowes, in the Isle of Wight,
on the 2sth ofJuly.
The demise OF this distinguished parsonage
createda great sensation in the Metropolis, and
throughout the Kingdom