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COLMAN'S
LIT Z r A RY SALOON,
AND EXHIBITION OF
B E. UTIFUL PAIN TIN g s

Is E a y TIE U L r a nv TT GN,
No. Goa Broadway, New York. ,
MAXIMILIAN'S Great and Splendid work, being his tour
Ivl through the United States, illustrated with Eighty En-.
cravings, sfer the Of drawinp. large foowith
quarto volume Of letter both volumes elegantly up
FOR the Drawing Room few copies .rly printed English
No stranger should visit the City without calling in to
the Great Cole too of
BOOKS, PAINTINGS, AND ENGRAvINGs, a'
which oife ed ''at greatly reduced prices" .s
The Public Sale Room I'll ed with books OF every kind in
varou, languages. which, and the Print Room,
charge Is made
Above the Bookstore Sale Room apartment fitted
EXHIBITION AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS,
TWO HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES,
BY ancient and modern Mastersto which, asmsl charge
Of lah cent? Is required. MN ttl
80 HERALDRY
The Arms of individuals whose families originated any
country Europe traced and splendidly embazoned
sxscuton sndat third the charge Of the Lon
don e'ds Colleges Geneaoges or Pedgees arranged and
Illuminated - 80 800 ef
JUST PUBLISHED,
The GENEALOGY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON,
with HIS arms and crest. worn upon his carriage.
Price only s. 5n-n coIors A Curiosity. je23 eodtf m
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C o M M Il n CIAL.
New York, honda

&G4 New York, Monday, juno %.
AsHEsThere is very little doing in either descrip.
ton, but prices firm at our quotations We quote
pots at So SIT. and pearls at 81 1877 a425. ls
BEEswAx-rrime yellow, of all descriptions, sells as
wanted, at 29l 292. The demand is limited
BREADsrurrs-There is change in prices, and very
little doing to-day. Genesee -four, 81 62l a475.
CorToN-The market generally to-day was very quiet
few buyers have taken 700 bales without any change
in rates. We continue our quotations
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PHLADEL-HrA, June 23Below Eben Pebls Londonderry;
Huntress. Port n Platt
BALgIMoRE, June 2s-Ar brig; Boundary days I'm East.
chrs Michigan ds I'm NYork; Trya days FIN Providence
Free Trade IS d FIN Calais Me; Highlander days FIN Nor
witch. Cid, Emily johnson, NYork.
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We understand that Baron Won der Straten. First
secIe'ay 20 The Belgian Legation in the United
se mas received orders to leave for Rio de Janeiro
CATION In Braxil-Naf Inf,I % " o es'"" Ie'
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= = ; - =
Married.

On the 10th inst. by the Rev. David Bigler pastor
Moravian Church, Francis II. Brown, Of tins city, +
Miss GsoRcIASSA, daughter of Daniel Gassner, Esq
Bloomingdale.
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SEA BATHING

LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY
THE PROPRIETOR Of the New York House. begs leave
toinform the citizens Of New York and the public
y his open for the accommodation OF board
during the The fare will be six dolsn ~,
pleasure Good will be in constant attendance.
The Oris will leave New York day. from Fu
Market Slip and Stages will be IN readiness the Ocean
House, to convey passengers to Long BRANCH ,,o,,n
June TO- 1915. SAMUEL COOPEH.
;afQ Ggsec
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EXPRESS NOTICE.

EAFhESS NOIICE.
THE Undersigned being DESTROYS Of doing all in their power
10 sustain the Government in its experiment Of giving
aa
IN envelopes wrappers will be any Of their
VIII e G1 70 hsr Agents to refuse
'a'e natter under w nvS Sqiss nay y W GfTes
va. lam, ., New York and Bufs 10, Express ;,l
YYS,sa'sf ord sfsl sstss
r Rights Real
spa ss re nse s loaned and ve's
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
- q ST;is:;: q viii !: held .'hs Society
full and By s', sss b PS Secretary.
COMIC ALMANACS- FOR 1876, FOUR KINDS.
News agents cheap publication depo booksellers, and
Of our COMIC Amnnscs Sepsts with fun and q
engraving s.:e,sd with care from the laughing volume re
Head Comic, and Be Drkis. Comic those on the spot win
on ass ss
ss%Ha ''p's'
as.ny % full 70 all
WHERE'S the melancholy intelligence has reached TN.
city 81 the deeesse Of Genep Andrew Jackson, late
:ss Ss to s.
this community among all classes.
And whereas the Conn Courcil of this City
preparing u conjunction with the Military and the varou
day the 18th Of the respect and regard
the people Of this city for the memory virtues, and
| wees OF tbs deceased. ..l .sl .a,.
Therefore the undersigned doing business in and abou
the Washington Market in OF the and mror
tans public services rendered by the ustrous
his country in the field and in the Cabinet, Of his
great integrity and high honor ia public and in pvat.
ie Of his ardent and neverailng devotion the Unor
ii me. throughout
the entire period Of his long and eyentia life DO propose ant
| ton Market in mourning Tuesday, June "A, 1915.
Signed ON behalf Of the Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS
ju2i 2teod-m ALLEN JOHNSON.
DACKET SHIP ROSCIUS from Liverpoo-Consignce
by this ship will please have their permits board,
Oe wharf foot of Wall street. immediately All good
not permitted in five days be Public Store
je2i re
w ATER CASKS-3co English made iron bound Waite
iarc o''~'' '' '" JOHN mEi}DMAN, 81 South stree.
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4 o. OF RECH4RTY'E,N

O. OF RECHABIIES.
Ia Meeting qfthe Committee appointed BY n Y District,
the Order for the 24h Aids from different Tents
will themselves him. his Office Is Centre
The Chief rulers Of Tents to Washing
Ton Marine Teut on Mondsy Morning 10 O'clock to RECEIVE
Of their respective Tents The Members Of the Order
specifically requested join with the District and will take
position 12 ocock the of Elnd Canal
Order dress DIRK clothes k gloves, aud
the left side of the Regala. The Secretaries OF Tents
lounsh Committee with the sases undsposed
Of Ia their possession by sending them Washington Marine
Tent where the Committee will be in session during the
THOMAS j. MIDDDEDITCH, I
ROBERT BEATTY, Jun, .t
eer .E fsait GEORGE SHE'LL, }Com
ISAIAH HULSART,
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~ DEPENDENT OkpER OF EECHABITEs;--The
and take position the left Of the dist according the
Der Of the Tent at O'Clock precisely Tuesday the s!th
appointed by the Tents w Immediately report 5hegseyss
Aids Brs Howard s. schenck Thos jenkins, Samuel Ack
er, VIM. McLeand, Frederick Hennell, VIM. T. Reilly,
guide it into column.
The Head of the Marshal will be his Office Is
Centre up to o'clock Tuesday after which he
will reports the right Of the line Dr. Schenck is
Of the line. w. JAY HASKETT, 81
5e23 ct+ec Chief Marshal.
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l. o. OF .. f., OLIVE BRANCH LODGE, NO. 81.
TINE MEMBER of this Lodge requested to attend
the Lodge Room III Broadway Tuesday Morning. the
sh inst at o'clock for the Of joining in the process
Saturday evening last Members Of the Order, whose
Lodges have decided turning ~ho may be
in the cy, hereby invited to unite with Us this
casion. RALPH l.. ANDERTON, N. u.
| G. HrvRy EDWARDS Secretary. je23 2t*ec
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7 o. OF o. r.
to meet at their Lodge Room corner Of Clinton and Grand
streets, Tuesday Morning 2lh inst at O'clock in full
Regals join in the Funeral solemnes Of the late Ex
BY order of JONATHAN ADAMS, N, q. "
HENRY HADKfNs Sec'y. 49, ~ WI n
N BBrethrn Of distant Lodges sojourning present in
the City, respectfully invited with the
sion, at the above time and place. '1 je23 2tis+sc
HOWARD LODGE NO. 60 /. o. OF Q. F.
THE MEMBERS Of Howard Lodge are hereby notified to
o'clock NJ for the purpose Of joining with the r. w g
der and Statesman, ANDREW JACKSON.
Members will appear in full Regalia.
By order, JOSEPH G. PNCKNEY,
EDWARD Y. PRINCE, Com.
EDWIN j. MERCER
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FIRE woRKs-FoURTH OF JULYl

M BENNETT 1866 Front street, two doors south Of Full
ls The most extensive and brilliant assortment Of
Fireworks now offered the above place. consisting
Honay and Signal Rockets with gold and silver Rain Suns
angles verces Mines of Sepents aud Starr Marocns Ben
COLA Light Roman Candles, Sepsnts, Pin Wheels Grasshop-
Pigeons Tepedoes, Pulling Crackers Double Headers, Fire
Crackers, Canton Rockets &c. &C.
Country merchants and dealers in requested
call and examine the above stock.
b. Commttees for city and country displays military
private parties be supplied the liberal with
the artices having
been selectrd with the utmost care I'm m27*rk
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JUNE "A.

:S: .ss ":s..
Cleared.
sSS 5 5Sa BEN, Lizard Bremen os1isS; Kruger
sSSS I hsGssI; sh Wilson LSaSeP wia.oy
SSs S Ss:': :'S sutton ''
BIZ G; S;iss = s%'i e. TTesSss Son"
Sss h,sss Ss aa siss. Wall walsh
Barge r.as 6;:ss rSsdsS S '''' S''H'''n
Arrived
Len Cape Town ship Canton for s. Thoms with suano
Pasiss .sp Hendrix Hudson Moor. from London and Ports.
ny %'f sS s Snss
~: s" n: :s a.;. q. May f. r
Ship Ad,Sn %. SHIRLEY from L,sroo Nay "a With
same m ssns; ~ salq sn s
rish W..,.r ss "a, =, ssf ~ passed Isqss
peIs;h s. 9Th ls Y 90 long % 90 in company with packet
Nay ssf S% IsEs s: S sa
0 Da m ssos n NYe Ion 49, exchanged sig
Shin viyi, Eaton % days from Liverpool with mdse to
BREMEN shIp Adler Heeers.; % days from Bremee, with
S1 is vs.s. c"n" Tor SSo '" '0x J" " Bremen
ship Venice, ssters, days from Havr. with mdse to
ship P.rssyea.es Bennett days from Belfast with pas
sengers 20 Wky Tapscott.
Bari Mcaes Means Black River. Jamaica June 3th Left
VIM Psr kmEson La, for New York just arr; Vrgin do
for Hshsx. ga days; Wtino. Curtis expected from
hinzs'os nsrt d,y 10 load for N.w xcrk ihsdelpha
plenty--one cargo al Hour landed sold.
Barque Franklin sreboom, 20 days from Hamburg. with
mde Go schmidt Butcher. with "a cabin and 1909 eersgc pas
Hamburg barque New York, Bore a days from Bremen
ia ballast, TO Dies Arts Hyser. 1903 passengers.
British brig Edward Whitney, sksng 10 days from Wind
Ms. with plaster
Brig Junu,, Hooper. 8, days from ssees. with fruit,
Draper x Darlin
Bremen brig Don Quxoe, Muller ~ days from Bremen
with mdse TO =. Psrcroldt, ZOE passengrns.
Schr Pompus Dyer ~ days from Bobe, with bales cot
200 coils order ih inst lat a. long gi1s spoke
British shr Ida from Belize Honduras for Liverpool 18TH of
Cape Haerass spoke brig Eastern Star for stanxa pas
| sengers.
Schr AEawam Lane from Ma,snxas i7h inst wiah sugar
Read Hoppock. 3th faw ship sshore Czrysfo fore
and mizen mass standng with the topmass and
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Schr Chief Sachcm Matthew'S, days from Eastpou.i
Schr NJ Hale. Be arse, Boston, mdse
Schr Wolcott, Lovelnna Boston. nndse.
Schr Mail Nichols, Bos ton, mdse.
Schr Lady Of the Lake, Lamkin, Virginia.
Schr w Hsvens Turner, Berlin, corn.
Schr Dove, Nelson, Berlin, corn.
Schr Millicent, Cole, Baltimore, -four.
Sclr Rogers Laeer, Richmond, corn. aHf
Schr Turner, Lyons, Virginia, wood.
Schr Intent, Parkman, Virginia. wood.
Schr Example Van Name, Virginia
6cnr Midas, TAYLOR, Baltimore, corfu
Schr Robert l. Crook, Virginia.
Schr D Glover Cook, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Mary Elizsbeth, Lathrop, Virginia
Schr Mary, Virginia
Schr Monroe, Virginia
Schr Botou, Fisher, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Elizabeth, Norris, Berlin, corr.
Schr Planet, Casey, days from Philadelphia.
Schr Elisha Meserole Morgan days from New Bedford
M Below.
Ship Lancashire from Liverpool May ilth lh pas
to Taylor & Merrill.
Bremen brig vesia, from Bremen
Ship Monticello Daggett, from liverpool with mdse, to
Durham & Dmon.
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FNHE SUBSCRIBER having taken the above premises and
fitted up in style surprising that Of any establishment
othe kind IN New York. begs I? call the attention Of his
establishment affords To men whose business and profss
day. this Dining Saloon will be particularly convenient Every
luxury which may be desired will be found while the
asdons attention will be shown the wishes
customers.
To those who visit the from the country peculiar
ces Afforded Every thing is daily served up
nomcsl price, that all them The subscriber feels
20 every visitor.
- Open Sundays. ". III GUNTER,
jezo meod stwysrc I47 Fulton street, N. Y.
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FUNERAL OBSEQUIES,
GENERAL ORDER,

Cry HALL, June q, 1876.
THE Aids the Grand Marshal will assemble the May
Il or's Office. City Hail. on Monday Afternoon at Five
BY order, GILBERT HOPKINS. Grand Marshal.
s sas, ] ?. A iasT''S' }secre,ane..
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TRITON MANSION HOUSE,
AT
McCODfRN DAM

THE SUBSCRIBERS have lately completed the building
Of splendid Hotel the banks Of the River At Nc.
Combs Dam, embracing speadid view Of Tie river &c
Breakfast Dinner &c. and al kind. of Fishing Apparatus,
Bait &c also GOOD Boats with awning for Ladies
parties the reasonable There regular
veyance per stage The arrival Of each Of from Har
,em party that noble he IL XII Bridge
md spend several hours IN fishing and return in the
freshed, as we'll as safisned with the trip
The subscribers many for the liberal patronage
they have during several residence that
past favors 800
N. B.-Bass and weak fish in great abundance. FL
JOHN DODG,
jeo2 twrrh PETER Vi D0DG
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CARROLLS VAPOUK BATHS,
1874 FULTON STREET, opposite ST. PauTs Church
THE excessive heat Of the weae- alternating with sudden
and severe changes many attacks of the most
dangerous char safe and agreeable preventive Of painful
~ such 70 be found In the weestab
led Medieaed Vsrour Baths Of Mrs. Carroll at 1884 Fulton
saiphsr Baths at one hours nodcs. jsis iwn
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=. yINE FRYNcW BOOTS f0f o co. CITY MAJ ~
ssd y ere as 6s 70 snS s sS,s NAM
csrnS Dspot, atNo4 Ann street one OF The most Fash
Snsble Book this city Fine French D5ss,
tore. e. g sad Boots shos CATERS &c. made q. :. too; or
VIM. M. Young Co.. Wholesale and Retail Manufacturer,
MOI Ann street, New York, near Broadway.
1taT #l 1N1'ef VIM M. YOUNG, and
je24 lm+rc H. b. JONES.
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POST OFFICE

NEW YoRK, June %, 18i5 ~
IN Tuesday, 9th day OF June inst this Office will be
the mails will be closed al half past p M. enable al
day. t4.s ROBT. II. MOHHlS I. M.
AN ENTIRE NEW BADGE FOR THE
FUNERAL OBSEQUIES,
ID EPRESENTING the Tomb Of Jackson with Bust in
relief The figure of Religion wsspi.g a. The Tomb and
Faith pointing upwardson beautiful Satin Badge. This
urmouned with the Black Rosette ands Besspin
decidedly the beautiful and appropriate Badge Tor the
l2h For sale, wholesale and retail by
.IaIesa4 JOHN j. BROWN & CO,
ie23 2t+ec -122 Fulton ST., near Nassau st.
- MOURNING BADGES.
suSscrbeT has neat and elegant Badge for the pre-
Comm Council and General Committees IL has likeness
OF the departed chean which believed to be perfect with
the THE Union, must and shall be preserved The
Badge be had al the Morning News Office and Of the sub
scriber at 49l Pearl street. 4 HENRY LIEBENAU.
ie23 pie
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CARVER az HALL.

A RCHITECTs, Engiaesy, Building and Real Estate
Philadelphia Plans, Specifications and Estimates for Build
ing; Drawings and Specifications for Patent Rights Real Es-
leased and collected. jp22 im~rc
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NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY.
SPECIAL Meeting for Rehearsal and for the transaction
"A Of business Of importance will be held the Socety
Hall! 40 Broadway Monday evening next o'clock. "A
By order, ii. II. YENNI, Secretary.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-04-12

A y The Apfi Term, lsit, NJ ihe Pro
~ bate Court ~ Amlia Csgflg. MI
ilf'ippii the unjefsigaai Admntlfaipf,
1l tbo osfatJ 81 James NeBoia ieeasa
81, late Gaafdiao ~ Femluiut = Ctl
coy, end Desdemonia Causay, minor b. IA
u John u Casaey, deceased. will present.
The account 81 lbeif laieslata faf hia
Wii'gmont and allowance, at fbioi time
~ FFtb5b1 cHH HfttHH y HUf tHiHF proper
JOHN MOORE,
THOMAS l., MOORE,
Administrators
April ~, 1916, Gw3
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EDUcAuoN.--The following beautiful
Paragraph is from an article 10 Frazer /
Magazine:
n Education is not commenced with the
Alphabet, I begins with a mothers look
with a fathers nod of appreciation or
sign OF reprooi--with a sisters gentle
pressure 0. The hand or a brotber's noble
pct OF for bearance--w hVEdluIls of
lowers in green daisy meadews-wilhI
creeping ants and almost imperceptibIol
emmeIs--wlth humming bees and glass
eeee-hlVes--with pleasant walks in shady
|anes--and with thoughts directed TO
'weei and kindly tones and works to ma
pre- to beauty, 10 scts Of benevolenco--to
Feeds of virtue, aD1 to the source OF all
good, to God him@lf
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ooIH'--Youth is, as a flowing stream
"oSe current the shadow may rest.
no' remain, sunshine is natural 10 its
waters and the flowers will spring
on lis banks, despite Of the winterS
N ana a. chilling wind A wear in /
f.. ~ y liAe q month'in spring; ii is won.
~ ~ 70 observe the genial yivifying in,
ne \. OF these lew acetiDg DAYS: the
J, expands into leaf, the bud into !
Change. "' "i'fAo'
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agNnY CLAY

II bumaBHy presents nobls an1 sua
~ saf.IaeIs, u iswben y pufeaal Iaf
r4faat. IaesfdIess VI self ani dato
4 ,,d'm thf good N biz country. oven Ia
amidst ~ ealumuY and foptoaeb nee
.g@ lha paih of day, and patlsafl,
gs.ls The approval which iing nrAl n
lesah bring The retirement OF slah 4
,.s9 lHsgfeaief poser fban alt lhe sp
.Fttt= patronage with whieh the weHk
H. lfrBchef1Is, and the evil minded, mas
I pnpi 10 purchase a mefcennfy sop
pofl While crowds Ipptlod By cufiost
IN, nay thrope to gszs idly on NO moa
M thf H1tr-utg ttta oT Tnr kBf, w biz
M oH wruHrn nome. with no other nj
.tarIon than hts mighty genius. md his
aohy s9u, rec Tres me hDmags nj MIL
ioB # hearis Ills single tamo has s
<barm more potent than oil tho gilded
Aonors with which Mona rchs and Pfesi
herls may reward their natlefers IlrN.
h. CLAYl On What far distant noun.
1ain--in what deep forests in what bound.
es prairio Of our broad land, il that
hsme unknown and unhonored. HENRY
CLAY!! What stain Of reproach what
Suspicion OF ialsehood --w what laint of
Ireachery adheres to that glorious name
parties may for u time retard
BIZ upward progress, but where Is the
opponent who dare assail lis honor?-I
While magnanimity, and courage, ami
srab, are admired among men-whiIeI
shhehood, and selfshness, and treachery
He despised--- the name of HENRY Clay
RiIl be honored throughout the world.
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LIST OF LETTERS
a D EMAINING in the Post Office, Lib
u o. erty, Miss, on the list of April I845.

| n , EMAINING in the Post Office, Lii
80 erty, Miss, on the LIST of April I84t
Adams Obedience Mrs.
B-Bates Burton. Brown Joseph, Ben
nett Thos DR., BerryhIl Emily Mrs, Bon
ney Chas E, Beal Elias, Bonds d W
Butler Jabez. ...
C-Covington Susan Mrs, Challant N
Cooper VIM II. Crossley John, Carroway
Adam Junr, Cotton ], Carfoulh Z. Mrs
Cain A w, Cook VIM,
D--Dixoa Chas T, Dawson w N, Den.
man E Mrs, Day Saml B, Davis SaaI
breyfuss J. Day J V.
E--Eady Charity Mrs, Edwards Jo-
soph, Elmore ID A.
Firth VIM 8, FIRTH Amanda Mrs,
Fletcher Lucian,
G--Gordon c Miss, Gordon Thos.
Ei~-tlurst Jno l., Harrel Jacob, Har.
per VIM, Huff Philom, Hunter w g. II,
Hurst A B AIRS, Hamilton Eliza Mrs.
Jackson Andrew, Jenkins B II, Jones
L II.
LEA D c DR., Longmire R 4, Lea L
l., LongmlresAnnHW Mrs.
M-INcCormlck VIM, Martin Ino,. Mix
on Q z, Noutrie L, Mckinney Lucy
Nrs, .T/##" IaT.
Mash Joel g. .r
O~7O'NeiIl SamI.
Pool NC.
R-Raborne Jer2, Robinson Jerome,
Robinson Aaron 2, Raborne Catharine,
Roberts Mary Mrs, Reynolds Mary Mrs.
s-Shon Nary G Mss, Sherman G G,
Smith Ambrose Scott Jemima, Spurock +
:, smith Wiley, Shields Jas.
Taylor Clarke, Tucker Lucre,ia.
FrenIhan Matilda, Thompson r Mrs.
W--Wllcher Thos 2, Waddlo A, Wa
er ), Wilmington w r, Whitaker mel
Yrs, Williams John 2, Weathersby II G.
wilson Jas ~, White Alfred, White Jas
) Wall VIM B, Westbrook r &c.
+ A. McKOWEN, p. M.
April 5, l845. 5w3
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AN HONEST HoRsE.-A jockey once sci.
y nag TO a gentleman. frequently
'SerVed' with emphatic earnestpess. thai
vas IAN honest horse.'' After The
1eNase' tpe gentleman asked him what
||meant by "an honest horse.n !. Wbv
replied The seller, whenever | rode
lays threaten ed 10 throw me, and
certainly never deceived me -
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q HIvA = w. learn with pleasure, says
- Q Gazette, that our naval forces
\ 6uli Of Mexico and West ladies', and
+ racine Ocean and East Indies. d ~
IN, Increased The destination OF the
|o's now ready, and others that are
b prepared for sea service, is to Be
F FsI w So as Q increase our squadrons
II west indies, East Indies and paci.
|cesh.--Picayune.
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MN President Folks ibinet IL now
.IfH formed. aud, according to Tho 10.
formation we have lately received from
Washington, there Is not a singic membf,
opposed TO those gentlemen paying up who
afe indebted to u.s. If our iat#nent Is
not considered credible we will soon in
rodocc authority that will be hard 70
dispute. r. w HITCHCOCK q CO.
April -, 1915. 4
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pHooTiNG AMI. STABBKG.-On the 2o,h
u man by The name of Trainer ~.
i. - MR. W. Burriss near Big Creek,
- rs ana shot him-tle ball entering The
p n and passing outthroueh The arm:
" knife he then cut his hands arm
\ o'sasI Trainer immediately fed,
l hao not been found Mr.. b i CON
'efed cot Of danger tcava.us
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NOTICE.

A LL those who know themselves in
"a. debted to US will do well 10 call and
see Us soon. Otherwise we will be com,
PEELED to place their accounts in the
bands Of mn officer
T. w. HITCHCOCK Il co.
April l2, l845.
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|n ne point point Of the following epigram is
h co eq i 70 the striped pigs"
n. ,b ,'es a straw in his pocket,
/ sws a, = ,ne cool mint-iaip he sips,
II "gars 10 his temperance friends,
more puts glass 10 his lips!
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SCALoCLATmG LoyER.--A young man
an adjoining town, says the Chicago
'emocral, was nightly smitten with he
eHufyof 2 young lady whose father had
suit atsaw which must forever make
4 break MN, aud popped the question. .
'Ae answered him in the Affirmative. and
ne expressing a desire for immediate
1sernage' when he thus Interrupted her,
can have the refusal Of you for six
asnths, cant lm-Shclby Nelos.
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ma RS. TILLoTsON has just recei,
1N we'd a new supply OF HARD.
" AXE, consisting Of Drawing HALVES,
Shoe and Poke, HALVES, Chisels, Auours
Collins Axes and IIatchets, Flies, Rasps
Mans, Spades ADD Shoyels, Dtchng Sho.
yels, Hoes, Trace Chains, Iron Squares,
together with many other articles of
hafq~are' March !,
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4 EflsHd ~ administration having
- taaN Rmniad N fhe Undersigned ~
He NaHb FERN, iglG, u Coz Probate
.o1li oI hriH county, IN tbe esiaie NJ
ltmo' NlIaI daetase1-aihefehfe. ail
ffft91a I11r ..l a. mid estate are fa4u
tl ~ WIfa immediate payment. mud
noe" l"tiaa tatms against he same afe
" l4t5tfI III lfhaHHt tham fffudlua a..
lav, ofihBl w.H % forever mrui
CHARLES t3TE.
Aimlplgmfa.
March % lat5 ava