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MUSDER IN ARKANSAS We understand isat a
severe renconire came OF few days since, IN the
Seneca Nation, between Mr.. Loose, the su5-sgent
Of the mixed band Of the Sent cas-, Quapaws, and
Shewnees, AID Mr. James Gillt spe. OF The mercan.
tile firm Of Thomas G.. Allison &c Co, Of Maysvllle,
Benton county, Ark, in which The latter was slain
with Bowie knife. Some difficulty bal for some
time existed between the parties Il 10 said that
Major Gillespie broaeht on The attack with cane.
A severe conflict ensued, dpring which TWO pistols
were fissd by Gillespie and one by loose Loose
then stabbed Gillespie with Of those never fail
G is much ,eereired as he was IIersi 6ai"a,J
and energetic man
SAGE The above was in type, we have learned that
M sjor Allison has stated to some ut our citizens u
town that Mr.. Loose gave Tie FIRST blow We for
bear to give any particulars. as The matter vii, be
the subject OF Judicial Investigation Ysa Burm
IntsHigeSssr, Apra 1
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BOOK BIN DIN G

Ii IRELAND No ~ Nassau street, having entire new
II s'oet OF Bindng I oil and ulug Machinery, OF the
All mast approved patterns Ia prepared 70 execute
All orders "a ii.e durable handsome mnnuer
M.uhsnis Account Eouks and an other Kinds 81 blsnk
eulcd end bound - pattern. style that Wsr
rdt gss Satisfaction Any worn ord red can be done IN
ID, sggsl node Il required his hsdioas erpsnsnes
10 h. IA mcfhOos.
.rOK stLF- Two second hand coppsrplss Presses AZ
ply a. above. uW
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Rfies Svro Cent?
Launch OF a Battle shin

Launch OF "A Battle shin.
America halls thee with emotion.
Mightiest child OF nsvalart
Heaven resounds thy welcome Ocean
TOkes thee sHiling TO his heart.
Giant oaks Of boli expansion
Der seven hundred acres fell,
All ia build thy noble m sion,
Where our hearts ofoak shall dwell.
Midst those trees the wild deer bounded
Ages long ere wsrw ere born
And our great grandfath ers' sounded
Many ajovial hunting horn.
Oaks that living did inherit
Grandeur from our earth and skv.
siiil robust, the native spirit
In your timbers shall not die.
Slin to shine in martial story.
ihou shalt cleave the oc cans pa,h
rreighted with Americas glory.
And the thunders OF her wrath
Foes shall crowd their soils and av ,h..
Threatening havoc to their deck
When aiar they 6rst descry thee.
Like the coming whirlwind's soeok
Gallant bark thy pomp and beauty
Storm or battle n.'er shall blast.
Whilst our tsrs, in prize and duty.
Nail thy colors to the mast
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Naval We learn from IN. Norfolk Beacon that
Commander John Rldo has hesn appointed TO me
coynmsnd OF The Il. >. big Dolphin, now lying IN
thst poii. :, = =,
A. "a to INN The IT, > ship Levant at Pensacola ;,
VIC. Comma ader F,Izhpgh, relieved.
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4;Es

sTFAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN ANTWERP
AND NEW YORK
Yl.1-SOUTHaMPTOk
BELGIAN STEAMER BRi1IsH QUEEN,
M n. FEAsE COMMANDER
The ay scf departure OF this weknown steamship have
rSSroc, a ,,Sserp From Southampton From New York
On All wy isl2 On May, 1912, On 18th June, ls4!
shjilv. loth Juv, IN t1uEs a
9Th Sell. toh sept en- Oct
pr;rs II pasag ala not Included, to Sou'hampton
s7O-rten arts fees, $163l The r"eais will be
SerysJ o the plan OF aoontinenta hotel in the best
mar ri x,d aud oderate prices Fames or parties
nav = r..sct the voyage with the steward An tx
peri.u.r. surgeon board
si o. passage, fur her formation apply to
II w T. XII. MALI, Agents,
aa,s-r' ~ Beaver street
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stree, New York.

Ci,odst stree New York.
These certificates TO be engraved on bank note
paper of the q e and appearance OF bank note,
transferable by delivery. All payments to be made
in guaranteed per cent stock, secured by all the
properly Of the Company, held by three uustees.-
Az money received to be placed in safe hands at In
to be issued oSthe various OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s
19s, 20's, &c. Thus the Association will have pa
per currency OF their own, secured by property to
three or four times the value and this Circulating
medium will be necessary, in order TO keep clear OF
book deb's. Payments for labor ard materials being
promptly made in stock TO be kept equivalent to,
specie. The true state Of the whole concern TO be
shewn in q statement book twice week, ready ier
inspection of all concerned One feature of this
plan is, that any one possessed of dollar be IN
teresled, whether living on the land or not. y.
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The sum mer Birds

Sweet warblers Of the sunny hours,
For ever on the wing
love them, az love the flowers,
The sunlight and the spring.
They come like pleasant memories,
In Summers joyous time,
And sing their gushing melodies
~ would sing rhyme.
In the green and quiet places
Where the golden funlish falls,
We sit with smiling faces,
To list their silver calls
And when their holy anthems
Come pealing through the air,
Our hearts leap forth to meet them,
With blessing and prayer.
Amid the morning g fragrant dew
Amid the mists Of even
They MARBLE on as if they drew
Their music down from Heaven.
How sweetly sounds each mellow note
Beneath the moons pale ray,
When dying zephyrs rise and float,
Like lovers signs, away!
Like shadowy spirits seen at eve,
Among the tombs they glide
Where sweet pale forms, for which we grieve,
Lie sleeping side by side.
They break with song and solemn'hu.h
Where peace reclines her heed,
And link their lays with mournful thoughts
That cluster round the dead.
For never can my soul forget
The loved Of other years
Their memories fill my spirit yet
I've kept them green with tears;
And their singing grests my heart a. times.
As in the days Of yore,
Though their music, and cir loneliness.
ls o'er-for everoer.
And often, when the mournful night
Comes with low, sweet tune.
And sets q star on every height,
And one beside the moon
When not a sound Of wind or wave
The holy stiffness mars.
look above, and strive to trace
Their dwellings in the stars.
The birds the birds Of summer hours
They bring gush Of glee,
To the child among the fragrant flowers
To the ssilor on the sea.
We hear their thrilling voices
In their swift and airy fight,
And the Utmost heart r. joicea
With calm and pure delight
In the stiffness oftha starlight hour,
When am with the dead,
oh may they futter mid the flowers
That blossom DER nv head
And pour their songs Of gladness forth
In one melodious strain,
Ger lips whose broken melody
Shall never sing again.
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cheap HARDWARE STORE.

THE Sphsrrib.r is noS cpsnmg his Spring SUPPLY Of
1 HARDWARE l. CUTLER received per late arrv ais,
from Burn ineham Shelf III. Together general
sortment Of domestic which he prepared offer At
the very LOWEST CASH PRICES.
The attention Of Country Serci ants Builders Cabinet
Makers &c. solicited to examination OF his stock and
PRICE h: confident they will ind to their ntsst to
favor HIM with Ia call ALFRED :. LAGRAVE,
40 Gr-rnwieh colnsr Barclay, New York.
A regular supply Of FALL RIVER CUT NAILS, and
Cooper: Glue Aso-a complete assortment OF Mechanics
Tools, James Screws &c. ma sn'
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EOurlerinnl.

We give below another curious article on Fourier
ism by disciple of that leading apostle of the new
Squash philosophy. This article is very funny as
detailing the new principle of nance to be adopted
by these philosophers. We have taken the liberty
OF hling up the blanks ourselves Let all read and
then Judge ofthe merits of the system:-
FOurlerism
New YoRK April q 1872
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NEW YORK AND HAyKE PACRETs.
------- sON NEW O!sLEANs
= ou,si, "A AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACkE1

,au,sl. "A AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS
Nc. Mss. IL -
vcr he letter accommodation of shippers 1t intended 70
Acsna,ch ship this port the lst stu oth l5h 2o
9et of each month"; commencing the 10Th October ano
S.ro until May when regular days will be appointed Ion
~ re er OF year. whereby great delays and disap
win be prevented during the summer months Ths
fsnow;r, shps will commence this arrangemsnt-
fIb;n - ZOO, Capt. Cornell.
sim O q NEE. Capt Jackson
Mn r;p a - ISSIPPl, Capt. billiard. ~
9,,pn i OF ISVlLLE, Capt. Hunt.
s3 2,;p 81 AKSPEARE, Capt Miner
SSh;;nn "a ASTON, Capt Latham
MN vi N'ISVILLE, CAPT. Mumft I'd.
shin Of.MUL3Et., Capt Leavitt
i5hip NASHVILLE, Capt. Dicainst n.
Ship MEMPHIS, Capt Knight.
6kip LOUISA Capt; Mu'ford
n for packets light draft Of water have recently been
fSr rs uneualed for mort They are commanded
syer AL faction They will sii times be towed up and
9oWn liz Mississippi IVY steamboats, go,
Nei captains ofhese ships vii De responn
NJ f bullion stones, rplaed ware or
v an; or package sent by or put board
em es regular bills adEg taken for TIA same, and
AayA.ns evp-"sse'
S"S " f. X COLLINS &C. Sc South 1t or
HULLiN X WOODRUFF, Agent in New
0yisans Who will promptly all goods to hs address,
r s~ of tins warranted to sail punctuety az ADJ
vsseJ will be tahsn to have the good correct
N meaprrd. AIS
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- .;.s'S@ ey& &

BlNGHt LINE.
IT, w sstors jnrhsns Transportatien Line 10 Pitts
u,v Office Merchants Of New York, and all other
,tirn 10 the West, that their line IN active
~ inds consigned 10 them Cor sent TO 60 in their
-, i, forwarded with despatch =.
a., shippers &c goods, destined for the Western
at., "a, ave no agent cop~ignss at Pittsbury. will
81, I'm their goods William Bingham, Pittsburg.
Tbo sticnd shpping al such consgnmsnts without
a. should he marked distinctly each package
Bin .i.t SIS LINE.
f. offrcight, which are as low az any other line
Ap, WM. rs SON, Agent, No sWestHrre1
N -senzer. forwarded 10 Pttsburg and Potsviiie
ever, sundays excepted. ~ -,
Re- 4, Crooks, American Fur Co.: y. T Nieoll,
Ero, :, rhrip dodge Co. Fulton street; Suydain,
GsV. trm. Rankin Duryee Go Newark ms 3m
4. POWELL & cos Line.
"A. .. - FOH NEWBURGh, landing a. ChLD
~ WELLS, WEST POINT AND COLI
. - x. sPIiSG--The steamboat HlGHLAsSDEH
Fan a Wardrcp, will leave the foot CT Warren stree
~ Every Monday Tvi sJay and Saturday atcrnoon'.
40 Returning tine High, will ,.s,e l~ewburgb
svsr s ,aoruirg at O'Clock. Tuesday and Frids,
orrr 8 o'clock.
.. .,4. or passage apply to the Captain snbosrd
barrae, aud freight OF every description, bsnk
III, put board this boat nust be at the risk of tbs
Sw. g.ofunsn bill ofladiug orrscsiptis signed fo'
mAk
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JACOR'S EXPRESS,
FOR MONTREAL VIA WHITEHALL. BUHLINC
TON, 4 INTERMEDIATE Places,

DR. HOSALk hgs r,iuooe' TO the CITY resum In
IL ,fa,iics e ht Pre.eri - /
Residence N. .ioI Frac Min street
o@s hours from 81 to 10 oeocs "A NJ, ,ad to oeec
PM. AT 2w' r
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GYMNASIUM.
ROOK-K EEpTNG.

BDOK-K EEPlN e..
THE fOuntI n. ,oom' Of & G MAHiH 80 Cedar :'rs
chants and oihsf; avail III msee. of
S and dt
ss h . % sY: e SYs
Users he de'rss say his principa work on
SSs % s:' and sssr %
S s ( has the hSnSe Of being Ss
h.s.si1t At, ~ ibis y r5SC,pe'n'e' with terms may t.
pLEAsANT ExCURsIoN-A sail scross the Huason io
1s rd s rS s.9s it's % b ~ 70
beauties nature aa who may require alter being
sr IL 81 grounds Of III. as and
bsrav nrown open to he public are row destsd IL all the
the mst agreeable exclusion that b. made at this
u CO. stely ,sBrosi rect and 1851 Fulton street
s. raus Ch.eh have received by packet ship Alba
q ,:mp'ete Das"sr,otyp- apparatus new pattern.
so acrom TIC lenses m sde at Paris by Alphonse Groux
Ion bottles ~ prsuphi. Of Soda.
Also tr,poIi Of venue od, Oryss Of iodine cromne,
Mr. r. Ar,su Co take this opporun to inform their
srGad ioIss Fulton street 6:csd"sy
COKPORAllON NOTICE.-fubiic notice - rresy gwen
TIA. @ a Pro CITY f. OF q. .s Of N.a Dee At
Day "a; sA:i; e si :is s
and property be soil pub shed in IN. New En-. news
paper printed and pub 1' =; e. ~ sss
Compt ler'. Ofc., AprL2 1912 a2s lta~lzw .o1Ey
;:;'S. q.
o
lowed all d.asr Bee crafty Of CamPhne at 50 cents per
ia Grand street door ,rc Bra ;aSMpy
" Bah kinds of m?s altered brorz:d gilt and repaired
al III, shortest lie rea>onablc terms a27 I'm IN
P3s%NpN FEUGsTsw .ls. NJ lbs .., b:
near Broidway H appro,sd Po's,n' Tor s,tsm
flies. destroy ing ro:sIus. and
b % ns s syy 5.
isdispaSy %.ss..ars hishIy u,sfi s p.s:n,
which sn%s houses and field. from ii 'pe
DrF for the manufacturer. of squaorts pure
T sses%, ~ h ps.
b Mob eff ciualIr ,xermnat and prevented to exist
.adas. cushion. % @
No wall street. froms TO oeloei: - sss im'e
LAS9 he. S.s e r. !. q:
A.ior 'f Hcas' "S Sil T@ssy 81 May, csos.
s.i sSs ,. "af5 %: ss e. a:
es,,end Tor hat ,as, ths COMMITTEE are very eeo'
Of CLOSING ''' 0''""s WAY t. ALLEN, Chairman.
AIDES G,Z sTTE-The publication Of this heipe
- ,gp.nded for dws 10 order 20 91',, a, snt'1sy
Weekly m spi.n type Of sreft beauty cas-, expressly for
81 T. ,ss N1es. n G. lie
Fsstion' &c &c and apt ,GSe, IN a,buion
throughout the y and Union thus oerin. chance to
aivsrsers FERNS - year-sr cents r.r week singie
numbers sod AID crpoas received al the principal Mu
sic Stores in the CIV. s2s 81
JACOR'S EXPRESS,
o'' "T ron ~ 1 M ' FLxcEs
uanNpvN ~ CO... ssI ExpsE SsH no ALBANY.
M .A1oBs hsvis Completed bis ar - noS
regularity and sfy parcs packages of goods
nets pnf Az knss OF freight icr the asove places.
He wl leave Albany Wednesd ay {: ming tn.
rival OF srnj.n Co.'S Express from New orb,
MONTREAL on ~ = return every turay-fhvs Iarces
fright or orders ,ft al Messr, Harnden Co.'S Office.
Wal sr,.t A. o, before ,ek ~ ON Tuesday will be
Pat cnar attention Nd c,.o nz aud neg ii ting potrs
drAfe hils orde Nc g.. Also any ua "a otr,s,~J in
ms q. wi, with prompt attention = ~'''f "
Csa,e4 AZ Hardin x Coz 3 ~ all street. New York
DO 10 i2Frchanas tbsov
10 DO 22s River street, Troy.
DO Montreal, Exchange Coffee Houss
d. nuni'gion, VT, J.&J. II Peck, Agents.
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GEORGE ELMENDORF,
LATE OF The EiRN OF tLMENDoRF LORp,
VII i.yy 7: asr S rs a he
STRAW GOODS.
w:
nc ST.
splendid aud of ladies fashionable straw
$ si?ss Is D'Fi; s,s ss.Is G:
ssi s &; a .1 ii: @
JUST RECEIVED.
a. ss sas a aS kS S
~ IA this sdy where the celebrated
m nsas.H asfs, f.e, aeArE
CARPETING, sc.
CHEAPEST IN THE CITY.
TONES MARCY. iOl Bowsry New York ere nov re.
hr,r sprss sqPrv Of Gsrp'g oil clch; Win
Tsuo CS"srs STIR Rods SC se 'H'' D''' ~
ao s bs
e.l i:'n' about furnishing Their A'0'S' '' FjSSss
Mi.ss and ODohery lsuow open for the Ieeep
W, Of Nss f%T srt ~ @ o.a
E S;i !::Ts'i Fys 3
s:s,: ::s,; $
lrTwrLvE Easy Lessons.
TIE Ladies meet daily from y they taught neat,
ns 1r; socs To TIE fashion Of the
.is.t m.n ar. .a.gnt With s;h,s writ.
Of Books or for Mercantile CORES. ondeaee.
NIB MERCHANT, and strangers vsng the CITY com.
plete a cou' So in three days ao1 Inn.
W. stree. stairs, reDs fully DsSe Of N,T
fos for
AND S fOl;s f suii om s
Paris beng nov IN with the st houses Of
nop.s BY geo mess IF th- clothes qraty Of he
goods: an ms mo crate prices 70 give q .so,1
the with which he has been here toore
THE CANTON TEA 90 MANY oaer for sale at i2i
chatham street New York cheapest and most g.nu
ee any 's 1t
fu i rsa%eisA tina, they b brought
DR. FL -Ir begs 10 info, m hi patient, ,nd others ,asi
s has SS@ (. ss sh b. Ana %ss
gs: -. S the s d,es Of vision Ss s
and BY 6s aid Of lis un,rs prssby dtemiae
DR & sd sa ass Imprint o n
Of the ami iors peculiar 'ohe ndrus
I'D IL s 81 ih q Il, Ss t
newly invented ssf daDg Spectacle Frmss, p'rtculady
II, 0etsi.s win .:sa5 aey from sA .csfM:
e. sss1 usual and Friday
OLIoS ASK L6tk. 6,fls.: ~i h.; pl &c;
sa: Sn hss day
%st '%s sy d. Ss il ,ias A S,.s
eSsnsssbic re liable picked by VII.
Lee si yn:s Dr. rs Soy
S.si SHsa SSo' az psd ri M
Newsrs - TO presence 81 M I'm s,s o. , q, H. xa
ss. ; city o pa ,:s TN
s es' SaSsy picked s't he H~s Hotel
hination Locks such old by The American Bh Lock
H.'sSn Of Ds N,r' 4t:y p sy
New Yaii md God T I,S.i;
premium given in the latter city.
from on. 10 on, hundred thousand mIio diTe
ssss c 81 *. s sS % ad b. s
prss 'sh the itself he could not toegn
the l lock might e changed
"Ti,s To- IL. sbS,s Loeb pcgg,y p.n'ss 2 by JOHN
XALsoNINE PATNT.-rhe Ksisou,ge Par,t having been
.n ~ 5 S S Ms s Ssts
The public III. o,n raic, nsT
y,ntNes sursrfuous among the most prominent are the
Color. lssinc,s and
properly ppd washed when 'osd according to dl,ss
lions in the circular.
Orders eeived and pure tualy attended 10 at the
KALsOMINr. PAINT DEPOT,
feb sn' 1854 Brnadw y. corner ftensln.
GRAND SPRING dEDiC' NE.-W Al VIZ LIS En-.
VI Pr RANCE BIT rERS. WiTgOUr VINE UR AL
COHO.Reaier have ap?eti'eI % YOU not ,elsh
ss S ess ' SS: n y u ssa
ne o. the sonarh desity, Sc JNy puriy the blood aid
lie Tee hitttrg exrsmty mild
| and ~. ssant fn them. Price Is een',.
s oe IS fu e; 4 r. sa ,,.., x.s
90 BY abrn, B. ssuss Cn No 273 Bro ID corner OF
Charbers e,t, ID sid sands Co. No ~ Brpsdwsv.
| u.r ofMa k,'s'. a-sn'm
| HYDRAULIC ffEs. cr....qn,en
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English Advertisement.
MOTTO + TO H A l. w A Y
TRAVELLERS.
ANDERTON'S HOTEL,


NDEh YIN - f1O i ELL,
NJ. l64, FLEET STREET, LONDON.
william Harding, Proprietor,
and the public for the lib raj h has received
since Occupying the above named hotel hopes BY nit
sa avg III
be spared to Pomot. thr comfort and h"t'rs himself that
e. compete with h far regards md iard,
of hi. poers and CONDUCTING business the 'st liberal
s.ssa ihe ay s fare aa9ag the y,ng gss
raj saiisfsction Bres ksts (pa) eac lodgings los
per week Public m-st,ng I'D mmt'e. rocm ms a2s
FISK'S COMBINED SUMNER
BAKER & COOK STOVE,
FOR COAL OR WOOD.
A ATWOOD, Paisn'e.-Prces from $3.50 TO si2.-The
"a. eus furnace and front of this cstron
r bic the cookiee Of the arses' ordinary Cook Stoves
The orirc- Of the urnrce viii admit boiler asurpg six
tsStcs boiling fesr dieren Dishes in admit TO
al h. fowl. or lag piece of ,ssat may b, roas ed ~
FlsK'S stove Esi.b ishment.
Read the following certificates, in addition which
two hundred may be ssenby cs.h,g It n. store,
M,ssrs Fisk, aos Water s:reet-Anon the variety q
rovs ~nen eC%e 20 @ nce dS
II the aud )ud most chsertuy recommend II 10
,he public ann my opinion Die OF n, improvement
be appreciated without trial of It.
lam, with respect }op rvt s..
Pastor of III. pereau (6sp',st) Church;
Mr.. Fisk. eos Water street he Summer Stove which !
10 on without trial. ouio believe ae uet Of
that ~ dove by it, oris Suffice !, that
IS persons. with enough esss to than tne price
OF the stove. 49, - -
March es 1874 ais mt
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n 80 BRUNSWICK AND VIEW fOhh
grSY. wv jersey Railroad sad Transportation com-
ave established Freight Line between New
Rru'. sia New York vhcht they intend to run psfms
... =. NJ a.;,v farrd.v. .v
een,.r the foot Of Liberty street New York SrM
A ~ dealers aad chants the above line very DC
srsi ~ speedy and cheap Conveyance 81 msrchandms
~ l,scripon and more particularly 10 Drover and
No. i've Stock who can have $50 head Of cattle con-
xrve vs,n Biuswick and New oTk, the same DAY,
who ,t, rsquired. . -, II.
H. Us Tor III rsnsportaop Of cattle h..sss mues
.As, Sc and all other kinds Of merehApdns very
law 80 xctedng steanboat prices
lse s.ntty his lie Is not subjected to any extra
.h,r, ssng the n orth River. -
II have 6,,ed up ,arss storshouss at New
So. ..i he ptioa of merchandise.
-. pu asng th.ir eks to al the ticket ofhces,
nj. p tsrry ticksts Cratic. mI4 sm'
,SEVx, a. ,Hr AND PASSAGE TO PITTS
BURG.
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II lDRAULiC fDE-. Tor f,.-. cot
II JOHN I. AR1i., w sttrs rect nesr
s2yN'r Dock street. Brooklyn.
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THE CANTON TEA 90 NpANY ofer for sale at i2i
Chatham street New ,rk the cheapest and most genu
inc Teas the world quantity not less than four
If any article purchased at their establishment should
give full Satisfaction requested that they he b-ough
bac r,oue vIl he rttlr
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RICH auc varied assortment Of Stocks carfs Cravsts
Silks Ii ard KID owes, Suspen'ers. Linen and tu
Ii, Shirts. Pocket Hsndk rch.f, Sc Nc Th. the only
establishment this city where subscribers celebrated
elias dc stocks can be obtained
PAhSELLS. Agent for J. AGATE,
lm-c Broadw sy bet Pak Place 4 Murray q
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AIDES G,Z sTTE-The publication Of this paper keine
IL up,nded for few dys IN order 20 95an an enti1siy
pew Dr. 81 will appear Monday, Nay a. AZ III
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the nature of the be possible for the Attorney Ge
neral to take the direction Of criminal proceed
Jugs before the committing magistrates. To the magis
trates themselves, who well the Attorney General
bound the laws faithfully enforced has this
duty been cosfded and they. adel by the prosecutors
compliments and such professional advisers they
fit 10 employ, have been always found adequate TO
protect the public and maintain the integrity Of
the laws. Should the proceedings you contemplate re-
sul in the binding OF the individuals accused, TO
answer at the proper court it will then become my duty
to the immediate rcc,ion of the prosecution,
and shall promptly perform it, this as in all other
like cases.
Yours sc. respectfully.
OVID F. JOHNSON.