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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-22
MISSISSIPPI

560l From Jackson by Newtown, Line Store,
Gallatin, Malcolm, and Washington, to Natchez, 109
niles and back, three times week in four horse
coaches
Leave Jackson Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri
days at 4 m, arrive at NatcheZ next days by m
Leave Natchez Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur-
days at 8 m, arrive at Jackson next days by 8
pm
$500 From Jackson by Hillsboro, and Markets.,
% Livingston, Ala $50 miles and back, three times
week in two horse coaches
Leave Jackson every Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursdayat S m, arrive at Livingston every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday by IL m
Leave Livingston every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at p m, arrive at Jackson every We'd
nesday, Friday and Sunday by SPIN
5603 From Jackson by Canton, Sharon, Spring
field, Oklahoma, Hohpahka, Louisville, Choctaw
Agency, Shocco, and Big Prairie, to Columbus,
15V miles and back, three times week in four
horse coaches
Leave Jackson Sundays, Wednesdays and Fri
Gays al 10 m, arrive at Columbus Wednesdays,
slaturdays and Mondays by 8 am
Leave Columbus Sundays, Tuesdays and Fridays
At p IN, arrive at Jackson Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Sundays by 10 pm
56O4 From Jackson by Bassvle, jacksonville,
and Doak's Stand, to Hopahkah, so miles and back,
once week
lie We Jackson every Monday at Z m, arrive at
Hop hkahnext day by S p m
Leave Hopahkah every Wednesday at z a m, ar
rive at Jackson next day by pm
5605 From Jackson by Clinton, Bottoms ID OK
and Bovina, to vicksburg, SO miles and back, 81
times week in railroad cars
Leave Jackson every day except Sunday at 6 a m,
arrive at vicksburg same day by loan
Leave ycksburg every day except Sunday at 3
m. arrive at jackson same day by z pm
Proposals to carry in wagons at speed OF four
miles hour, or at any greater speed will be con-
sidered.
5606 From Jackson by Meridian Springs, Mount
Olympus, and Livingston, to Vernon, 80 miles and
pack, twice week
Leave Jackson Wednesdays and Saturdays at 6
m, arrive at v rnon same days by pm
Leave Vernon Tuesdays and Fridays at a m, ar
rive at jackson same days by Bpm
5GO7 From Jackson by Canton, Montgomery,
snd Frnklin TO Lexington, 81 miles and back,
three times week in four horse coaches
Leave Jackson every wednesday, Friday and
Sunday at 4 IN, arrive at Lexington same days by
6pm
lev xngton every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturd IA m, arrive jackson same days by
SPIN
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Douglas to be supplied from .carrolton, Is miles
and back, twice a week
Eaton to be supplied from ozfsrd, Is miles and
back, once week.
Mechanicsville to be supplied from De Kalb, IL
miles and back, once week.
Oak Ridge TO be supplied from Holly Springs. Is
miles and back, once a week.
Rocky Mount to be supplied from De Kalb,
miles and back, once a week.
Spring Ridge to be supplied from Raymond, nine
miles and back, once week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-04

Treasury Notes arc scarce and selling par and pre-
MUM tor investment
Specie IL very abundant and MeScas Dollar, not
worth prcB'um. SPANISH are worth per cent About
loooo arrived Charleston to-day aud ycs,rds IT.,
pourin. n fom Ill quarters.
The Boston and Worcester Railroad Company have de-
dared dividend of tour per cent, payable on ibe On mt
The Paterson and Hudson River Kalroad Company ha' =
declared dividend Of two and half per cent pay able on
the 18Th int
Tie interest ON tic New Oreans City Debt, which was
dshopnred yesterday, vas paid to-day.
Contrary 20 general expectation, the Mechanc, Bans 81
Philadelphia dd resume specie payments yesterday, on all
her liabilities There run. any special demand
for the solid coins The other City Banksrcceyed tie notes
OF the Mechanics in payment or deposite.
Another batch Of the MlmgtOn Bank OF Maryland notes,
altered to read Commercial Bank OF Pennsylvania, and rom
one to ten dollars, been put in circulation in Phad-
phia Also counterfeit g. notes Of t. Princeton Bank
Ncw.Jrrsey
The law passed the a', session Of the MsrvInd Legs
aturc nposn. tar o. cen>coi Stow upon brokers' WIZ
TO go into effect yesterday. W. learn from The haumofe
American that all the brokers in that city have Determined
o abandon the business until the cons,uionay OF the Ia"
can be tested the proper tribunal and that means
will be iaken 10 bring the matter into Court as speedily a.
possible.
On the 25,h ult the recei,ers'f the Bank OF BENNINGTON
issued manifesto, which they deem II proper 10 s'a,
ia ,bos. lo are interested in this institution, that in wit
IoI
overued y what they believe 10 be the bee, interests ct
the bill holders and all concerned; and Ia TINS 'rY haNf
also acted avisesy" The notes arc generally believed 10
he WORTHLESS,
Ac.ryenon of the officers q the Banks in Alabama ha'
,.,o, h.,n hold AT Mobile and learn from source
which though not official worthy ot all credit t'' ""'
the ,,ht # their affair, the State Bank at Tuscaloosa
9th the Hrapches Al i.utsvle, Decatur and Montgomery
are able and ling 10 resume immediately ~ are aso '
oi, stock Banks in Mobile The Branch IN Mobile : san
IN II. mtery inolycnt and ill doubt be forced 10 WIND
~, in which ca,~ that part of the circulation th' nay
unredecnicd and the portion Of he debt ccahg rs cap
ri viii becom. a charge the state lh> WIZ ~ Pr
xd for As our accounts lead us TO believe tha'
X h, members oil the Legislature who are 10 nc III
arGn.t nex, viii be- pledged I, vote Tor iaN 20 lorih
sinking fund the payment ol the nIeTes anu
demptlon oi the debt ,,..,,.- Al H., T.
IL L mo- p,,tivelv asserted that William Robinson u
Of Pt,.,nr- Ia embark the next steamer iur tuio'
m snavnr IL negotiate the twelve mill on loan Ter ne ten
A. cincinnati AZ the latest dates there was nile mon.N
in circulation aad but for the tact Of The great stag NATION :"
h,s,S win ch made the demand very linied would "r
tervS
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he latter charge be was then arrested by officer Dufsher
lie Wa sen bach to Philadelphia be Zeal; With accord
n.ly.
CoRoSER's OFFICE, Sunday, July 3.-DEA1H
~ TW err PRisoS-The Coroner today held an inquest
at bis o,e m tho Hans Of Justice. of The BODY Of
Thomas Boot Brow n. ~ NJ dead IN the CIV Prison Th-
decreased was Native o England. k~iwcfn - ard % yea
." age ami arrested Thursday night charged
With i."ny IN siraing number 81 calf .kin. Verdict
De- 81 deiIriuu Trcrlrn.
A-o AZ TIE Dead House ibe Park body ri an m
known i'n3e supposed - b. Gem ~
DAY IN miserable bofel IN Madison .ire,L Her oiy
much cmacisied. Ner,iirt. di-i Of Consumption.
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Ncv.yorL Cattle Market-JrLY ?

pFEF-Jbers were in market 9no head Of Reel ca'1lc
i,rlpoo - len over LAT Monday. OF the rt,h reeeNe
orv GO were from this safe, and the remainder 'r" ''
Wet and South-mosy ifosl Ohio ahd k-hin'Ay' I.'''
ranged generally from s. az %. ho were 'eH' "
ION and $50 len over GA Saturday nlsst
,uI on cOWS-In market 81 Cons and Calves, mciu
n IS le, over from last week All were sold at so 3D.
suEEP-In market, l5Oo Sheep including loo len over
from las, week All were sold Sheep at u q" d . ~
Lambs at 81 25 10 ,.
PoRK-Norh River Shotes arrive freely and sen ~
81 cts-mo>,ly 81.
NAY Ills At 81. 81. cts per loo lbs loose by the load
Tho mario, generally has been dull. Saturdays bus
ness did not seem 10 have been much increases 10y We '
proach sf the fourth. 1t is suppose. however ln' i'U''
of Mondays eular business w he deferred u' l's'
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MARRIED :

june 80 Mr. ugens Caraher 10 M.' Maria Josephine
GilmaItin.
June 80 Mr James d. FOX io Miss Maria Grant
June 20 Mr. befrardus f. >iast u LYDIA Anna, dauah'
lei OF he Rev WIN. Cooper bead, ID. ID .
june a. MIR Andrew SchCel. OF Germany, To slf' fme-
line THitchlngs OF Taryi0"n. .
AT Svracuse 9Th inst Frederick Benson, Esq, >herli
of The Comfy sf Onondaga to Mr. Caroline Mose, dau
ter of the late james Mann, ESQ. 49,
At Now.O deans June ~, Nj David J. "asson 10 Mss
Moore.
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Markets.

tsUE~-The sales OF Pots to-day have been about :"
hIaiS - We hyar OF no sales OF Pearls iieder' a.
asking GA -. -. t,.i,1
500 To 6Oa bales. - H.. T.. 900
FiOJrR-No tow boats have arrivro We "t!e ,,,s
d.vs ,ou,nv tie market = dull, 10y want 81 Su' /"
which I. oprrate There is no change M prices -.
I, Ola ~ Ohio and MichigaH, fat hoops > ~ y
round Is SlI The lat sale OF W" VIZ, u W.
,yc come % our know ledge Wa> at ill Southern Ni
GRANITE cargo North Carolina Mhea noIc,S =,
No. III - riv mi.rs al 80 cents The hr>' cf5
aH v,ar vas recei,ed about fortnight aict anu
llss cent. SALES $3.50 bushels New orl' ans 'Si - !,
Wen, 500 bn,bei, Rive IN the ship at Oh NO cnanSe -
0.,s: Canal So ST. Rive "a -; Jersey d '- P'"
l,,f
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1JIIc - in tho City

1Jllc - in tho Gity.-The citizens Of New York.
one aud all are requested Al Concert HILL, No id
Broadway This Evening, Monday, July Z. 1872 where
awful ,ni n,rre- will be made ~ Alexander welsh. which
calls Tor immediate action. Several Of our ozss VIII ad-
dress The meeting. NJ Reed VIII he present With two ~.
phaa children. who will sing Messrs. Appleton, Nav NJ
sing anil several Others, will sing some OF Their celebrated
songs 4 moderate drnkcr from Boston who had A bill 10
;eet long for single spree viii speak The second De
csrson OF Independence Will b. pfescnled for signatures,
and opportunity gwen to Join the great Cold water NJ
nv now forming IN this country. The mtmisfs OF The
P6rn1 Regiment o Teciotalcrs requested to meet,
Per order y. l. SNOW
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4 MEXICAN MUSEUM and Gardens.

! n Cofuer Of Ers.i~ay asa Ans street pn.irr the
Mana euCltof Nj =. Z safnun,
FeNKTs NV.
To- 'pis1si" hS.i'on o tss hBiling tn The
h'auiIi 1S'Hru o. he top inc icu.lhV hs.cony, sn-
e.fg 100 "iad9"s .foeiiHs is Pars. rsnesTs ts'
ie,i >tr-f o> W The civ Viewing The Militia. AM tNc
frr>slos. al n nhc pas ths r-lnt a. tb- an -, nix
The usfsg'r D, Ss-r -frlTrr-,us rnr~a>~ crsat
o.. f,,nifd ~ nrrcrs n Aa,,.a .he vii
give ~ DIsnn-. r." .. 'rs-rtH
The fIr>t Performance Mi connsn.r a e'ci~~k a
s>d vii b. r-fslci A. i0i ocSA, I. "clock r. o'sAses
o'c1cs. = o,iock. ~ o'c ch, to. O'Clock, ,ocock ant
rhc celebrated MYSTERIOUS LADY Is engaged los
n lsv only
Nj Nht.nck tn Bono PLAYER -nf Negro s.r.rr
MaLsr rfafN ID a -inud >egro Dsrcrr
Mss Gossl'r. tic Claiming NecsisI
Ia Petite Crit>ie. the hsautili Danseuss
NJ. Bee. fht a., Iehr4irs Vocalist
Mr. Wife 81, appear in ~ extraordinary iea' OF CHI
nee jogging.
The Sri,bsa,ed Lc'rncd Gr"Ssn Dog Apollo, viii 60
uionth h., wonderful performances
fiai an fauioyuri.
u Sliksu A,sr->ous
tsrcy Gas b. ~ thrrs -i,rit day ard rNcurg
lh- p Vpf az Nanny. 500 ysar, CO.
Tbs Great Boa Ccf.ir.ctor
4 ID 90 ID He ,I.t,a, . Inn.
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DIED:

July 9 Isaac Naran. y.
July l. Mrs Margaret Russell in her 6lst year.
July L. Sarah " Watson, years and months .
July 1 John Gra,ilon son Of Sarah \. and William
Deere, year. &c.. c.
june So Mary Jane, daughter OF John and Louisa Oh
more, AGED year and months 80
June So Phbp Lyd.g ycungest son OF John = aud hia
Jane Moore. II months
Al Newt Orleans June 2 Patrick Leahy native OF sa-
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PASSENGER Arrived

In the packet snip khon- from Rhore-Mr Barker, VII
GsssDo-r, Mr. Mz.tei, and l33 storage.
In the hafGue Pomonl. from Ans;erdsm--A II Poker
and - n iLe steersce
In tl> brg Emily. from ChsreSjsnCapt ao-rs. lsdy.
ii.ce ard children NJ HuH-e-foTl NJ Moran. NJ,
al an, chfldTen. Mr, N Tsy0r Hiss TRyi-r Csi
Grant, 1es.r Tl~tsrd- RI Be1pn, P'or. Miller,
apd - + CLARKE
Ia lie brig Anivan from savannah, NeSr Gallagher
and Wnce.
D. he packet shp p aielpha. sailed for Londou-Li
Co. Esien. s0th reri AL s0-, Col Rsbnsou. 2t
VI OIry NJ Nsri p G Laat,i.i. VI >sldsrs. " =
on. Levin I1.~pi,s %. L0uisn. M ara. Hr Clark OF
ngron, = {, r Uiman. Ben e4ss oi Germany VI
Couacher, sarah AgG Grasn n NJ. YORK NJ Eassarh.
France.
l. tho packet .Lip Oneisa. saei sr Hsvre-Nr -anco.
n, Mr. >ancio three children anil .evsht. Ryan, ady
f~gch'fren apd s~rsantof Nc-a Cruz. MIS- P-A-sc of
baltimore VI VI Zamors. Ms L ZsDora. M Zsmo
r., Ms Xsn9rs. N.'J LlmOFs, Mr. Ellsc- Martin anu
is-.Iv ~ Havana, Mr. " AMER
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Hy HIS ENcrLLrNcY
SAyll1EL WARD HING,
C;o,erno- Captain Gosrai s"S C"""0"@ &C '"
- S,,, ~ Rkodf Island and Pr01picsoa Fia"fsf'o"''
a Proclamation.

4 Proclamation. , .
W.. nj, the eighth dav IT Juae instant, Sueu
,,,,,or Offering reward Of one thousand do.lars ~,
the delivery Of the fugitive Traitor, THOMAS "iLsoN
DoRR TO the proper e' authority and whereas 'e sA'
.rh, Wilson Dorr having returned to this >'a'.' anu
nn,ca the command OF numerous body oil armed '' ~
sun lion ae,ips, the Government thereof has again
iu,,ice tina, aw aled him; do therefore
Line OF authority in me vested and by advice OF The
Council hereby oher additional reward 81 four
,oa, Cor the apprehension and delivery Of The SAID Ihoa'
So D.rr ~ The sheriff OF the county OF Ne"Por'o' r'o'
;dcnce. within three months from the date hereof
-, nder my hand and the zeal Of saia state al the
WV" CIV of June in the OF our LORD enc u,n
., i - ,ight hu aired and iory-two. and OF me IN
Is dependcnr, OF the United States OF Anie''a pn'
sixly-sixh. ,.,,r, u,pn KING
Rv his Excellenoy's command
IIrSRY BOWEN,
Secretary Of Staff
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City INTLLLfoENcE.

CotRr CALENDAR FOR TUEsDAY-Court If
Comusn Pleas-Nos q 81 eo5 Il2, s. H. ls, d. Ioi
III, ll5, I33.
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MONEY MARKET.
saies Mt ,lc Stock Exchange, J.u, ,.
Cou,merciai mud Money Matters.

-aTtRDfT J.. y.
There vas moderate bushes done no. Board 10 day,
be-, at firm rates Delaware g. Hudson improved &, No.
hawk I. SlOnng,on :. Harlem ]; per cert
Tie sale. If state Stock. small AMI rather lover
Ohio Sizes odd 20 cent lower than last az Zen
tl-Ay per cent lower. For Go-einren; ~Kes ls5i +
offered. Skcs 1880 70 asked; Five and HALF, 1860
81 a.hed, Fscs lci5 90 offered "a a.kcd; i55 ~" 10
- offered o. l,ked Ohio Sne G@, "a offered p asked
Kentucky Fires ~ asked; Alabama, 50 offered Pennyiva
ns 20 ofclei Water Loaa 1853 - offered H. - offered,
20 askei. The folosing sock, ~old al auction by
order ~ tie Comptroller or account Of tn Aeghany Co.
RaIL. S. InWrence Bank. and H-nh OF D.ean-
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MIIrARY ANn cINIC rROcKs,IONS.
NASTLE GARDEN.-Great National

~ Fe>tyal-66h hnnser>sry OF AMERICAN iNDk.
PENDE\CF.--.Masn Gcrut and ,pcudd exhibition 81
FIRE WORMS Borhaumclt of d, Castle OF st Juan
<r lloa aRd Guy of Vera cru.
The E'cuns, Amusrucni' will commence 1t o''locs
With signal Rockets which VII DC fired ~ interval, until
O'Clock. WHEN the tNh hion will commence nh Marine
>gna Light. Rockets with carnns aud emerald NrtrorS
Al %. O'Clock, ascension oi A spicndd MOss-shcT
BALLOON.
The Italian sun. Marine Signal Rockets with gold rain;
large >l.na Rockets with coogei meteor kught ct Pan
ar0nde,. Foreground Rockets " 10 gold chandeliers.
The star ot Venice. Rockets with >suc'ssons, gold ana
silver RAM Rockets in crimson and grsen mctrot>, Nd
pound Rocket, with ruby met'ouS
Tie Boxer ct hmdi rwopound Rockets, wiih ssr
psti, and silver comets
The Kalehle,copc fl,htof Paniarondes. RockeuwhI
green. crimson and purple arS. Rockets with stipent'
srcaTcrs. Sc.
star Independence Four pousd Rockets wdi stream
Rockets with crimson green AMI purple N1s lru'
pound Rocket, with =. NJ rain
Fountain o., Flora. Fourpodud Rocket with gold chan
dci-r.
Cres OF Malta Rockets with crimson, green, orange and
purple stars
Bee hive or Emblem of Industry. Four-pound Rocket,
With purple. green, amber, yellow and amethyst starr.
Bonbarimsnt oi the Castle o 1t Juan dc lcs, AMI Guy
II Vera Cruz. by the French Fleet under Admiral bhudn
Gates open At halt past b-Band commences AT oc0ck
lmltiascc during the day, one shilling evening, fhy
Cents
tn. Great R.y.tfa fakes Mace O-mo -NhJnlN
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passeuRrr- Sailed

IL i2 Sip Oyi)-f. Tor LsefPyoi-Me Ger sr George
Ciltlef0p. kCB British Amy, Mrs Ciih-rsr an1 .erV-
ants Canaa m Cray Chss Pcters, k.q. lady, IND
servant BrArmy N.ssareL e-. Canada. Ms sprsgge
Nr MN SDrsEgc. Cana NJ James Cr. -iiHn ana ady
New lOrk hr s-ylaoUr ana lady. Canada VI. H-. AMI
daughter, John II ~ ami SaHu.l Hrs >h.ihei. frg-
ia4S; John Caskie, john CasAe, Richmond, Va: J
Han Cr- HnaiI, ono Nr Sterling Ncw-Y0rk II Bar.
Der. Leeds Charlie. Creg-.on, Newi0rk. VI ~ sbcTt.
Mr. HILBERT, Mr Cook England John Pullman, orb
Thorburn. David Garden, nr' Ra.hBone All servant
NJ 1 Raibone Mss Rsllbnne. Brooklyn; John -aQgI.
L.--n-.L. " Ml-L-.cl. 4 " -.nn. scnl-anl.
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rrbc Alias and Daily Advertiser, Boston oaars,, NO.,
wich; Coursnt Hartford Courier Esqunel go r.
i,I .dy.ri,er American Journal OF Commerce, anu :
- NJ. yo,k. United state. Gazette, Phna'epn'a
will cony the above three tisies
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n TLosc Who wish 10 enjoy

a. Those W no wish TO enjoy The celebration nj
this eorious without the dread having thor brains
broied cot by the SUI. should 90 10 ELISHA BLOoMEWs
eegsst store No 11s Broadway where they purchase
an elcrant hleached PANAMA HAT at the unpre ened
ow price nj FIVE DOLLARS, or beautiful WHIT
BEAVER HAT, not 20 be surpassed IN ts city ior texture
igltnes,, or beauty ol appearance. .>.,
ELISHA BLOOMER
ivl 10 RrnahNaY. nnno.Ite HOMaid's IIolel
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L,OuKTH OF JtLY.-Arr,nsemenr.

Il the extensive and su.i-ett .c.,e arc nov
completed a. the AMERICAN vi SEM AND GAR.
DIN ior me proper ce,hrf' of tue Glorious AnuNer.
o Our National i,i-p,t selCe. Performer, 0i tAe
re4,i celebrity fsve been engaged expressly tor this
ci>0n anil Tire wir DIV Wi srr be- dcs 't io the eNh
huou ~ Nsgufcfnt CEr'',tt>l Wonderful \os,iii.,
sEa SpleNiid e. oruancts.
p The Garien GOD t.a toy ~ Ire Ml>,rfn a1onls a
finest fir CIV. h'hor. anI f.uIr- country. oi
sny rrhe bu1e 90, CIV. AMI The 81 .ihe eaton 90
~ Museum. Iislcnvtiv balcony aui 0cary One Han
dr,i Nin ows give nneNsmpi'd opportunity OF view
ng al tho
the whole OF which pas this point The decorations. muse
entertainments and ali the arrangements VIII - got up 10
syis ot ncenCr and 'sndor never before ,gua'd
For dcia 81 the 'ueria ri-cnts >er bin % the DAY
Performance VII commence eariv ~ the mofumc n ia
diy.
iim.,i.n Ire rhc 20 lrm,n sI25 cents. children
half Sfcr. ieiu fVi
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Nothing dong in Foreign EXcEarge, and rate. nominal
at : a 7; for Sterling, and 81, tor Francs
There is l,tie activity IN Domestic bills Mobile
again ~ day and at present there every nied
ton that il viii 20 10 30 discount There Nc demand for
il VIRGINIA i. also heavier New Orleans scarce, bat not
IEuch vantcd.
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Although the whole number oi prisoners sth'pi Sp"'r
were discharged nj different dates bewesn TIE aiortsu
gab Narcl, and llth April-yet appears from evidence
satisfactory 10 the Grand Jury that the whole nunser "s
,ianed in prison until late in the evening "i the le April
w-u they we're ransIsued to the ctr one cast al ns
under the immediate care and supervision OF one ' "
nuty they were diSdr;ino different psrucS,
arariered al rrcnt places IN e ciy in one 'e>anc. !"
apblic watch room, provided Win liquor, ooe sni mo
ney and that many of said discharged vagran' 'ocd Al
The different wards the City.
The tesimo-y submitted 10 the Grand Jury. has fully
satisfied then that ihsre reasonable vr"H 20
that .rantng the discharges Aforesaid by the foce JUS
,eeJgnd Aldermen aiorc>alland the aCtna d'cnsIEV VI
the Migrants by the Keeper and Deputy neepes o' 't pr
son thew were nilueLced by the improper and eouupno
tive efenabng said Migrants 10 vote aths poisoi '
ta ward, ni the city. and with the visw o unls"ulY III
6ucncns the result OF said election Inc Otdni 'uS
further VuiOn, that the moral inquiry ~ h'e
yagrnis voting at said eecon rested in far greater de-
gree upon those IL Office and power who raw ,, '
opportunity do and used Them - is''u"O"'s VS.
unlawful and improper than upoh ihenseNes
tee therefore. seems 10 the Grand Jury 70 nensna,
the punishment, al least the exposure OF m % ,,,is
would thus prostitute the dignity vt ther oisci"
and degrade themselves rs individuals hene-n we ~
tt the poor ignorant Migrants themselves ny -
acon ~ uiery AT variance with sound morals ana S1ou
citi1enship While, therefore, Tic 1Isnd Jutf N"u'I -
pity 10 tho poor deuded vagfani extend 10 ' e u"I
r-nce whc! Christian charity would rrompt-Wsy "uu
hold iup g. nerttcd oblsquy, those VINO loh nv ~"
stations and superior intelligence should no' ouy nav %
mi acted hetter TIL. Grand Jars aware th't hVOVs
nj mi, nature in the case OF Judicial officer, are DOT nuca
Die aud su,t and ehecual remedy lut w
correction of thi, great evil lonk to the power ana I'M
Ola scend and healthy pubic opn'l' snu " ,hs ,as
proper authorities either - mpcach or renew y
nav reouire all future 0frRlefs in this behai Ia hNns
tbs prssrntmen, the Grand jury are no away ,ig
.ctuiird by any other motive than 10 suhseINe inc F
good under deep sense OF TIER high .osu't ss, Of
st,,eus They seek not much punishment ior p'N VI
fences. as ihs future correction OF great M" "u
evils g., ...,i,, ,, Rlackv wells
Han, M line time these transactions took place. weiC
" Brown PRINCIPAL Keeper, and James IT, su'ht' ~
JoLn Bceart Deputy Keepers The 1tahu Jury GU y,
na,,i,nlar information of TIE Court an snay>, ~
a., a-gr.rate discharges before given. when eNiuN ~,
daics-ihe number d'charged ana Inc "'''' w
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CURIOUS DISCOVERY of one of the

~ Dies tor coming spanish Dollars, supposed to hrion
IN cans of Count-rie has the letters X
Do VII INSECT ID. 1872. and likeness OF one
Of liz. spanish krg.. The other De has not yet been
ound houeh i may come hand, other articles 81 val
u.-.uch A. . rold and a silver pencil, gold watch 100 a
damage, condition anG silver watch yrry .itile INJURED
have been ioani ~ removing The contents oi sinks ~ me
yo-k Poudreti Contrary who,- aOie OF removal IL
uuch -, offensive than the ordinary mode asf lost attn
Gle. value sure = be ouui anl rt-ipftd u t
owners, whrn they can b. a>cerained
Oder, lst the Office, l3 Nssau-.tre " be prompt
Is attended to 10 tr neaicst manner tor ~ Cents cUDc
loot, nv responsible pef,-nS-
FeuiIrine Powders to- Flower, snd Plants 90 ahv guam
uy ifoa. bu,hcl 10 quart superior srtcc Tor Dah'as
''Jf 1900
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Photographic I.ikerrsse,, es an rofper OF
Daguerrcoype process, by VI " NA'> % cIs I'm
Chambers street. and broadway W
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undersigned, having
. COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR

sss: sAIE-wH be sold the 2si July instant, at 10
-,o-E NJ Of tat day public auction, at The Tavern
of David C. RrusI IN the OF Huntington, Senoia 20
a Farm siuatea in the villa Of ta1 Meek, ID nc -
coptain,g about sixiyone acres ot an >sii arm Pr~
sanity situated being boasded the Dorh by be ~
big water rsrk on the ea.. BY LAM OF Thomas { Hen
1cs,on ana on the south bv the East Neck Road u ha
built upon Il cosnrnod dwelling house IN barns am
Clubhouse, complete AMI in every way des'fabir o-
10, FOR country residence. ght Of way from ue COCA
a. Hupppytou Hzrbor Nil be sold Win ID. izrin
r,,r he sr.ctoa OF Master n Chsncery, pursuant 10
decree OF foreclosure.
Fer further Information apply n -,
ALLISON Posi-. No. "A CedG-sI Or
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