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MARITIME HERALD.
Shlpnnastcrs and Agents.

We shall esteem il favor if Captains Vessels will give
the Shipping left =. the rGr, whence they saedhe
newspapers they have Agents and Correspon
home abroad will also confer by sending TO
this office any marine inellig ence they may receive
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From thu new opera ofthe Bohemian Girl.1 3
S0mgA for the PeOple-NO. I2.

Son8H AoH inc copAo-NOs 1Ss A
Arr dreamt that dwelt in marble halls.D y
dreamt that dwelt in marble halls
With pimples and tan my face
And thought that al parties, soirees aud balls
Was termed repulsive disgrace.
had riches epoush but alas. could count
- On possessing healthy skin;
Yet thought that whisper said, you may surmount
Dishgurements, be they hateful as SIM
Idreamt that suitors sought my hand
But they all did rppudiate my face
For they cried though her features formed mild and
The yellow neck end pimpled skin dsgracs bland
Then thought that cried in voice VOID 81 hope,
Cure my plmplcs-mske my skin white and ian
voice cried buy cake Of Jones' famed Soap,
And your mind will be free from despair
Then dream that used il O, that moment Of bliss,
My skin changed from its yellowish hue
My neck made clear, and my face made TO KISS,
~, Though an angel might claim ;Si nj i his due
Had decamped, and a voice by my side
Said indeed you will now be the glory OF man,
And the virtue the hope and the pride.
The virtue of genuine Joness Soap consists its smollent
and identifying qualities The Medical Society Of Paris termed
a miracle blessing, and wonder eruption, for
cleaning dark yellow discolored skin, rendering soft
white clear and spotess the time removing freckles
pimpes sunbum morpew, and nfalliby curing salt
eum and other eruption OF skn particularly
old The public cautioned ask for Joness Italian
Chemical Soap.
is sold only this city the sign of the American Eagle
~ Chatham street. and 3g3 Broadway State street,
Ledger Buildings Philadelphia and 81 State Albany
DalIcy's Magical Pain Extractor, at his
Agency, Walkers tpet, first from Broadway.
Beal's Hair Restorative, at his Agency, o.
Walker street, first store FROM Broadway.
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Died.
On Saturday afternoon, after painful and protrac,ed
illness sEwAL rARxrR formerly Of Harvard Mass aged
OIL years 10 months Ia days '1.'""'' 90
The friends of the family, well those Of his sons
samuel D., Isaiah Rowland W.. and Of his sonin.law,
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Foreign Market.

WBnxry-Drudgc Casks we still quote at a0c an
Western aud Prison bbls at 27ic 2sc. There is ai
supply Of all descriptions
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

PARK THEATRE.
Ss THE SE% Ss.a 3.
time the grapd oper6 . Of The M BOHEMIAN GIR
n .hs course Of The Opera Mon, Martin and Miss Julia Turn
To conclude with the Petite Comedy &C BANBoozLING-
First Tier IS Cents-Bones ed and ID Tiers Cenis-P 80
Door. open al o'clock, and the Curtain win rise precisely at
hai-past O'Clock.
BOWERY THEATRE.
MoSbAY Nay os vii com
Csas. wh LE M Ak Mo..dD DoDGER-Tom TA H.
fes sY } '% FaR Mis- MAJ IF A.,.
70 VIII fiis G is's SStem ch.
Bo.ss 8 esnts-Pit i2.z cents.
UJ- Doors open at 7--Performances commence at III
BURTON'S THEATRE,
ARCH STREET. PHILADELPHIA
Mr.. anderson Re-engaged
NAY MaiBSS o s a asldERsr
Mr. Burke Horato Mr. Stevens; Ghost Mr. fsulin tser,
b. BURKE mr. lh'mp'on' Queen Mrs H"she'' ophela Mrs.
T9 conclude lev? with H. the WELSH GIRLsir Owen, Mr.
TEMPLE OF THE MUSES..
AT THE FOOT Of HAMMOND N STREET
"a iS II ih Gf s Mr. Y" q
Recitation Sassi n BY Mr. st. stcu sutherland
1Ssr y which ChEDRonkEE CHIEF; or Tn. Dog of the
TO scsauds s M' The Mr. A fpfs Mr.
Booth; ,Rossette, Mrs suihsrand 'N''D'"'s' VIZ
Admssio.-Dress Circle, IS csParquette. la,s
0I- Doors open at s-Curtan rise atrs
APOLLO ROOMS, 4l0 BROADWAY
HSMsso MP IYEFRAE Nt tEsAs sS osrH
ETHIOPIAN sERENADERs.
MEssRs GE FhEaXM s IAb WGRE HNARRNGroN
they hsVe made for the aSoVs establish
"'A' ''' snort 'n FIRST rs T'1 c FSs tSf
>, ON MONDAY EVENING" MAY 5th,
$syss S. With 'Ss Bsas GsPSG
VALID ny The WORLD: :, : "'''e'' '''' '''' o'
For full particulars see bills Of the day.
sssa L.d ''S O'clock ms
GRAND SOIREE.
EMR Oh AYAH will give his first Grand So[se Of
and Scientific in the sna9rdasy Ceren9nes Of
EfNs y 3 s s .1eas Of 5 Ss
a s @ c sa s G
quism.
TITIAN'S VENUS.
No 49 Broadway; IN London it viewed BY upwards
ihe works Of in and resemblance
S:y Tss ssss the IS. sseTp
OTTIGNON'S GYMNASIUM
y the PUBLIC that he has recently taken the large
dIos rooms Nos Is II and 10 Canal Broadway
formerly occupied by Rogers which have been thorough
Y cleaned and fitted up in that cannot fail give
UNI is the sparring Room where Mr. O. always ready
will likewise that his pupils enjoy the reputation Of being
sas a%f Sy &c fy Who win
pupil perfect, after course Of instruction.
Fencing taught by experienced Professor.
Mr. o. would respectfully inform those pupils who have for
mery exercised at this Gymnasium, and whose have
already expired that satisfactory for the continue
tion of their unexpd time win be made by calling him
the in Canal street. which will be open from sunrise
til 10 O'clock p. NJ.
Mr. o. would also that the Gymnasium and Pistol Gal
ery of Broadway and Chambers street, will be
I'll further notice. 40 I'm lie
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Foreign Importntions.

BoapsAuxIjBagae Arethnss-io cks brandy Barseton
cos Renaud Francois2 Days-IO Lawrence Myers
colo SchermeIhorn Wards Binninger col Munro
70 Buoid-ll0 do i0 cs wine prunes @ & 4 BOXER
Castilton-26J Caswell0J Durand COLO cks " inc
LaioaEsde Philsd-ts Echaresl stouyenel6 L
loo ck wine Scgnete co0 cs wine so cs prunes Boxer
COS cs He~rdt-3 cks Hinrich-6 Scrage Koop
White &Schehed cks Voisier frees-20 cks 10 cs
CG& Haviald-I3 cs A Delesme-I case Begoden-I bs
wine to order - ~ ' w. "
Domestic ImpOrtatIons.
Craftsmanship Sutton-I ok Criswold-I case Post
philps-lo bales cotton Spood, Teston co9s Chance
col case Gale Hayden2 cs Briggs Co.'S pkcs Gil
man, Small Co.'s pkgs G Robinson. - -
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INDIAN CHUGO BALM
LUNG BALSAM,
A DOUBT NO LONGER EXISTS


DURABILITY OF CONSUMPTION.
DERsMIT's treatment Of Consumption &c. has impart.
oGGH Bx 2b % .fSS
Ss %a
liver complaint asd The long rsp e evils o5s,fnci
o e say 'f Rpbs ri Iis ss,nt
wasting from the influence Of diseases can place
firm and gi e. reliance The following Of thousand
Do mi, shade have been afflicted with cough night
swe and hectic lev er Tor two raised
Of yellow matter; had gca, pain my breast; threw my food
difficulty Of tried six ds" rh Swas 80 f s1a
T %sa we Without ss have
To be totally " "n as d' and much Scea
self and BEEN that s sl' ike %
ps T .1s a ssS ~. s effected in weeks
sy The which Afflicted can have recourse ThaDi
u DoNGR 6.s No. H Cottage Place.
sworn '''''' me- TINS a'' day j :, AE H f ,vo
DR. yondesmiths Office removed from Geew street to
Barclay street. between Broadway and Greenwich street New
and Lung Basam consequently they be purchased any
New York. Tue genuine apply only No. gSrssy street
FRENCH CURTAIN LACES AND MUSLINS.
rsceSed large assortment of handsome Curtain
BEAUTIFUL Emroaea Isce Of splendid patterns and
different widths which will sell At very low prices Also
MANTlLLAS, SHAWLS, RIGOLETS AND SCARFS
Plain Black Silk Mantillas,
Rich Watsred do do trimmed with Lace.
Rich colored Silk Mantilas; do Changeabe do do.
Do Rigolets, black and colorrd do Silk Shaws
Black Lace Mateaux; do do Shawls.
DO do Scars.
White Embroidered Muslin Mmtlla,.
DO do Shawls, with coors; do do Scsrfs.
Canton Grape and India Shawls Of descriptions Barage
Cpe de Chine Grcnadne end other Summer Shawls and
Scarfs, Cravats Parasols, Shades &c,
m3 lw re JAMES BECK & CO., $50 Broadway.
THE THORN CHAMPAGNE"
rCHE UNDERSIGNED will hereafter have constantly
hand for sale an article Of Champagne Wine Of an uasur
passed, and probably unequsled quality
The subscriber has been appointed sole Agent in the United
States for the Manufacturer
guarantee Of its superiority Colonel Herman Thorn Of
Paris has allowed impression Of his seal 10 be affixed 70 each
bottle. The quality Of the Wine will be preserved all future
shipments und under circumstances be allowed to der-
ciafe. VI
Respecting this wine, Col Thorn thus writes TT is OF
quality rarely TO be with IN Americas have drunk other
for years past"
The of private gentlemen, Hotel keepers and the
trade is invited to this article .H.. +.
Parties desiring supply should make immediate s
plicaton. L. LIVINGSTON,
ais lmIc No. 10 Wall street,
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AUCTION NOTICES.


WIN. w. SHIRLEY, Auctioneer n. e
Sales Room No. ISL Broadcay
vINHlS DAY, MONDAY. May 5th at 10 O'Clock
Valuable Pianofortes, and second hand.
20 Oil Paintings, by Old Masters.
Suits Of elegant Window Curtains, complete:
cost Siei-bougt ofSooman Hart winters, per-
feet order.
Also Cabinet Furniture Cutlery Tea Trays Fresets Plated
Ware, and various other House Furnishing Articles Sale
positive. ms ltsec
A UCTION NOT!CE-Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c.-s. p In
graham WIZ sell This Day al O'clock at ~ Fulton street
large assortment of Wilton Brussels Venetian and In
grain and Carpets Door Mats Drggrts Oil Cloths
Iui!ed Rugs 80 pieces A and 6 Mattings Hemp Carpets &c
Oil CothsAso large assortment elegant English Oil
Cloths. from TO five yards wide.
Also 10 pieces 81 Canton Mating. M
Also large assortment Of Carpets from a dealer
ND n-ec - +. INGRAHAM, Auctioneer.
DALLAS AND FINE PLANTS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell on Tuesday, May 9th, No Broad
"A. way large buildings of Reade street, splendid
collection OF Parlor Plants comprising Oranges flower and
fruit agreat variety of Roses, Azalias, &c.
Also large collection of fine named Dahlias.
N B Levy has removed his business the above named
place. ms 2tsec
IMPORTED CARNATIONS AND OTHER PLANTS
AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell Wednesday morning. at his new store
293 Broadway Reade O'clock splendid
collection oil imported Carnations by catalogue, with
Gus variety oil other hne flants. m5 3t~ec
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TO THE PUBLIC.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

ME subscriber has, at great expense and labor, got
use IN this city, for Soda or Mineral Waters IN the oowna
on m color ss Ge partially oval size aySe1 and
gTOrrleCr on the GppD;!ts SIDE W. Rapp New York
distinrahnr the Waters and SSp mapaiacued by
IRON micro? articles have been decepvey palmed up
ON 'he public a. uemg Oh ny manuiactuffe.
&St
a o. % a aug are none bearing any rssem-
,o,e W., sys mo.ng anu those bottles WI be taken yhen
law o ms nrch,nc n % 70 ,h h s,e o. tne
as they are not intended for sale but for my special and e1cu
Orders for Soda or Mineral Waters handed 10 either Of tho
de,s m % .GSsn the III. Dispatch post o, from
distance py mall ncIS ea p Wee5 prompt attention.
THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS
Walen a ~, rogers ol ,s:ss or AZ Heat
s 81 IT,, iso -, "a. " o,,.r ~, 49,; o !, I 10
Effected in persons ,cho ina
nopetess condition. mas conr,nced
the most seeptioai Of its ear
perties. and esfabLth
ed rs Claims 10
the name Of
ne
,v,ur o.,;o ILL., in "a. NE, hLM I'D ,,,
II has been been sat,sastov ,e,tsd Within be ,, %
months Foger Olosaonsn produce cure quicker than
any other remedy in the world and given 10
FIJI who ~ wo % other %ss. rs
Mr. WILSON, bricklayer, residing Hoboken N j., had
sd w Ssn
procure help but in vain He commenced using the Oosaoan
days afterwards his wife called to say that The small quantity Of
TINS remedy which ne nap aken had done MN more good han
Mrs BELL, the wife Of Robert p Bell Of Niostowu N j.,
who was eyeey smcted win asthma was given up by her
wa 70 'e sea oparu IN ns ho| o. pa
lie oshe oossona far relieved her that She was able to get
fore months and she has returned her residence in Nor
ristown Nth sysry grospect q being sPssdy restored
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THIRION, MAILLARD & co.
HAVE REMOVED from No. 96 No. 1l2 PEARL
IL STREET, Hanover Squarel my4 2w*e &c

THIRD House from BroadwayThe subscriber begs leave
inform the of New York and also strangers yisi-
ting this metropolis that he has leased the above
the beauty and Of the street always been
eminent which will be opened Monday the Ih ins
Restaurant Cafe.
In both Departments attanable delcacy will always
found of the best quality and served in superior
that shall leave nothing for the astidos desire at the
most reasonable prices -
There the establishment several large airy and well
furnished private combined with the render
them desirable for gentlemen which respectfully
fered at low terms.
The proprietor assures his many friends and ecquantance
formed during eight of public life this city that cali
from them will be appreciated and pains spared please and
ms it.mc - '' anu e'e'' THEODORE RANDELL.
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WASHINGTON May <, lclC
The Ercmng Of May-Day IN the Metropolis at
Ca,r.si's Saloon.
TINE MAY Qrrrv.
"You must wake and call me early,
Call me early, mother dear,
Tomorrow III be the happiest day
OF all the glad new year.
OF all the glad new year mother,
The maddest, merriest day,
For I'm TO be Queen o. the May, mother,
I'm to be Queen o. the May.r
DKMrsrER's sosc oS THE MAY QuEEs.
"Come, gentle May
Come with thy robe Of flowers,
Come with thy sun and SKY thy cloud, and
From their imprisoning and my sterious night,
The buds of many hues, the children Of thy light.
JONATHAN LAwsgScr, JR.
The day, Yesterday, was one of expectation and
anticipation of delight and enjoyment in the evening"
to many hundreds of young, unsophistcated joyful
hearts, and also to many children alarger growth"
not only those who can themsevesenoy the pleasures
and delights of the ball room but also those who can
remember the time when they were young, and can
receive qualification in high degree from witness
ing the enjoyment of those who are now young, and
who bring hearts unclogged with the cares and trou-
bles Of the world, TO receive impressions Of delight
from every passing event. Towards o'clock, the
forms of many Juveniles could be dsccrncd fitting
about here and there ready dressed, and anxious for
the sport and every now and then carriage load
would roll along the Avenue to be dsembogucd at Ca
ruri's saloon AT s o'clock, made my entrance into
the hall and found the room well filed with company
even at that early hour all looking for and expecting
the parade and ceremony of the coronation of the
Nav Queen. The room was tastefully decorated
with everpreens and flowers, and at the upper norh
em) end, on the raised das, was canopy erected OF
muslin, decorated with flowers, and under II was an
elegant arm chair, placed 10 serve the purpose OF a
throne, and receive and accommodate the Queen o
the festivities, alter the ceremony Of the coronation.
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S5,63o,1BZ Z,f58b6 3iJ1B,U87 I5,Z33,3y2
The aggregates of these thirteen Bsnks stand as fol-
LOWS.
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10 CANADA SHIPPERS.
THE UNDERSIGNED prepared receive goods at thi,
port and transmit the Canada, for the benefit OF
drawback He will attend the necessary Custom House bus
here and elsewhere the routes debenrr
money to the shippers. For further particulars apply
{. LIVINGSTON,
al9 lmisrc No 10 Wall 81,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-06-05

NEw-YoRK STATE LoAN.-The Comptroller adverti- that proposals will be received until the 5ih June, for loan of S400 000 under the ls42 "or the debt and preserving the credit of the State bearing interest semi annually, of six per cent reimbusable in 1852. Offers will be received for the whole sum, for any portion thereof, not leIs than s5.OO0.
 ICHABoE GUANO.-Extracts of letters from Jsmes Ar hnston Benne-Arlington House, L. l., Alrl 24, I6i5 That lchab0e GuanO is a most powerful vermiiuge in destroying worms, there can he no doubt applied it to some peach trees that nearly dead and that full Of Ihe redhedra white grub that ks them. Alter three days took up and found every worm dead. make this fact known for the benefit of farmers that they may be enabled to the most delicious fruit of our country.
 May 27lh-since writing the above, have had ample ses. A piece Of wheat which applied only l5D lbs per acre. top dressng and which winter killed, well as the worst in the is in point of Tor and height, the very best.
 Cabbage which pat out in the open sir with Guano, has exceeded those without GuanO under glass; being twice as large. and both put out the same time The Guano Potatoes have exceeded those put out month car Her with the best of other manure In shor have come to the cOnclGsion there In the world equal 10 Gnanoi and further, have tried lhe Peruvian alongside of the lchaboe and find the latter decidedly hundred tons.
 To Messrs. E. K COLLINS Co.,, kew-York.
 CROPS ON RED RIvER.-The Natchii oches Chronic e Of he l7th inst. The crops Red River very promsng No fear of overflow need he apprc- the water high few days since, but idad
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This is satisfactory, ii propitiates. All are on tie qia Uipe. There hushed silence; all heads are stretched frward in expectation of the announcement of policy. Prehaps Lord John Russell and Lord Pal merst0n exchange glance smile of lncreduiity, for they know their man Meanwhile the soft, bland has poured itself forth, it's aintest heard in the remote corner, the bearing bespeaks a full consciousness of the responsibility of the duty of the moment, the face wears the placid expression of innocence. You fairly prepossessed for such a man. Rut what ia he sayingl By that cheer from Mr. Golden and his Sancho, Mir. Bright he appears to have said something pleasant the manufacturers. But that of deghI from the other sidel On, he has convused the country gentlemen by some we'll timed compliment to agriculture.
 Another cheer, general, is the reward of some pnmpous maxim of the public good It is clear the house Hhas warmed 10 him The more kindly they entertain, the candid grew the speakeI's tones, the he 10 do lhe best which the state of lh ngs allows. An elaborate statement follows of the different courses open 10 him, of their several ad- vantages and disadvantages, in all of whirh he ad- droitiy rouses he prejudces slumhering for the ment around him, and establishes a sympathy with each; cenerlng hopes in himself, and setting all ha treds against each other; until having thus led the various parties into mental nslee. he winds up with an "upon the whole" eadnP, with pompous afecta. ton of resolve, To declaration of what he to do, which, in fact, comprises m an artful wool o phrases sounding, but bodiless, almost everything skil(uly diverted the attention ot all from the req point at issue, to their mutual ealouses and asper
 ties Ten one he sits down "amidst loud cheers, , having uttered much, but avowed nothing. IL may be asked, how such body be so transparently caoled? The answer is, it is done. done every day m almost every speech; and lhe more it is done the more they seem to like it.-[Fraser's Magazine
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The Greensborough Beacon is prosecuting its la bors of love m the search after an available demo. crat, to be offered to the whgs for thelr help in de ieating the fair nomination of the democratic party. It seems that Judge COLEMAN, to whom the first of fer of leadership in this alliance was made, has promptly disappointed all hopes of him, by declar- ing that hs shall support Mir. TERRY. Mir. WM. B. MARTIN of Benton, has been proposed, and il we are not misinformed, has got his own consent but the Beacon does not to take kindly to him but proposes a further search, and has invited n meeting of he disaffected at Greensborough to help him find his Convention chieftain. "A full meeting is earnestly requestd." We hope that this anti ism has nothing to with the congressional cleo lions and that whg support for democratic candi- date for Congress may not he affected effected by democratic concurrence with whggery in the cleo tion of Governor. These tendencies of splits in parties are too serious not to be watched care fully.
 The Beacon spreads the name of JOSHUA L. MARTIN, the Chancellor of the Northern District his choice. The use of this name is admitted to be "without the know ledge" of Judge MARTIN We think we may venture to say, ;hs, Judge MAR TIN will not allow himself to be used in conjunction with the wings of the State, break up the demo. cratic party and thus kindle domestic feud among us, which be productive of nothing but disorder distraction and disaster. We think it not at all un likely that the dsaffected will have to fall back or Mir. DELFT, if he will consent to serve them, oI perhaps Judge PORTER may be penetrable to theil entreates,
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 Per steamboat Creole from New Orlcans-Mesdames Parsons Harper Messrs Parsons Johnson, Harper, Wm Moore, MciIenry longhion Sc ggins. Friersnn, Mar shalk. Watts, Myers, DuBnnR FIuker, Wood. Guesnard Jr, Waring, McCurdy. Coll, Edmonds. Hatcher Dav,d- son Jr, Porter, Layton andley, Masters Parsons Hill man. Auslin-27 on deck.
 Per steamboat Fashion, i'm New -OrleAns-Mesdames Mansony and children, Montgomery Skinner and oh id sannard children, Thompson, Mese and children, Miss Laidlow, Messrs skinner Stunnard, Moorehouse, Foreman, Kennedy, Hatch, Nolle. Anderson Pynchon Babcock, seaton, llrown Pike, Tamboury, Ladlow, w Larose, Murphy, Amelung Godheek Scots, McMnsters, Boylan, Crawford, Turner, Carr, Tod, Anderson Gar diner, Moses, Wood Donaldson, Hotchkiss, Brewster, Smith, Mathews, Williamson, Dupass, Dewey, Mendor, Ulrick MEllett-7 on deck.
 Per steamboat Lalla Rookh from Demopos-Mrs Mo Gown, Messrs II Young, Shreveport, M Doss, c Miller, Stoyle.
 Per steamboat Bourbon from Montgomery Mesdames Cnry. Bntts Murphy. Messrs Baldwin, Buckner, Levi, Mckenzie, Cheaver, Breaker, Chisholm, Robertson, Car aty, Nettles Collins Martin Norris, Drew, Newberry Tulane, Case, Wiley Reed, McLane, Scott.
 Per steamboat Marquette i'm Blufport-Mesdames w Gasquet White, Lee, Buridson, Bondurant Miss Vaughn, Messrs Dnsger, Sein Donald, Lee. Blackwell Airing ton, Bird, Cahoon. Daly, Crousy, Williams.
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To ihs os0asTs e saps MsH5sTs of the Bapfi'i chure

n ThlS cTy
 The undersigned, committee the part of the St. Anthony street Baptist Church m this city, feel their duty to announce to you that the relations helween the Rev John Grant, and the colored branch of the aforesaid Church having been dissolved by the having refused acquiesce in this determnat lion, or be controlled advised and governed by the under signed provided by law and the regulations of the church-hey therefore make this public notice, that the building erected and set apart pace of wor- ship for the colored members of said church has been closed and that it will remain closed until the mem- bers qaietly and in proper spirit submit themselves to the rules and regulations of the church and the provisions of the laws enacted for their government
 WILLIAM SPEEcE,1 Committee to supern
 RoBT. ELLIS. tend worship in the
 s. TRAvIs, colored branch of the
 GARLAND GooDE, AnIhonY.st.