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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-06-13
srArn OF voRTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Ne,U Hanoper County.
Superior Court ofLaw'
SPRING Tenn, ls45.
nRDERED by the Court that at the next
W Term of this Court, the day for the taking
up and despatch of States business, shall De aeef
ed from Thursday to Friday, said alteration to oe
only for that Term; and that all State process DC
returaable to said Friday; it is further ordered
that tie Clerk of this Court give public notice
thereof by advertisement for six weeks, IN one OF
the newspapers published in the town OF "il'
mington. Teste,
May 9, 1945. 34-6t pr. adv. 81 81.
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COUNTRY AGENTS,

YE7HE undersigned take pleasure in returning
= thanks for the liberal patronage which they
have had from the public generally, and being DE-
sirous to continue the business of all who may
think proper to intrust produce to their care; We
would also inform our friends and the public, that
all I'urpentine and Tar sent to us will be sold for
one per cent. G. p. & K, H, GRANT.
March &2, 1914. lit
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To the Public.

a ND to my friends and patronsin Wilmington,
"a and Its vicinity, return my most sincere
thanks for the patronage SO literally bestowed on
me since my residence amongst them, and hope,
by stect attention to business and every effort to
accommodate, to merit a continuance OF the same.
have just returned from the Northern Markets
where | have been for some time selecting my
sPRENG STOCK,
and have no hesitation in saying that have sue
ceeded IN selecting STOCK OF GOODS not
TO be surpassed, and rarely equalled in this mar
ket. comprising every article usually kept in
MERCHANT TAILGR'S ESTABLISHMENT,
Geatiessse2z's Furnishing Store.
have also on hand splendid stock of
Egegtyy-Gzz0de GgotHtssg,
got up especially under my own superintendent
while In Philadelphia and I am disposed to
sell them as cheap as they can be purchased here
CT any where else.
UCountry merchants may do we'll to call and
examine my stock, as I think I can make it an OBJ
ect worth their attention to purchase Clothing by
the wholesale. CHAS. BARR.
Wilmington, n. c., March 81, ls45. y
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terms. Among which may be found
Coaches, Barouches, Charriots, Bugsies,
Gigs, S,sil1ies, Wagons. &c.
All orders in the above line thankfully received
and faithfully executed. Repairing done at short
notice and in the neatest manner
He has also on hand and continues to manu-
facture HARM Ess, of every description SADDLES,
BRIDES; Trunks, &c. ISAAC WELLS,
Wilmington, Feb. llth, 1S45. 3O-l2m
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Notice..

fBNHE subscriber has lately been appointed
Inspector Of Naval Stores, and respectful.
ly solicits share Of patronage from his Coun.
try friends and the public generally
G. B. MORRIS.
March Is, 1874. loft
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v. Il. PERSON.

GS!ggyyggya Cur 4AssWg sgAgI0Ra
LMINGTON, N. c.,
MS now receiving and opening his Spring
4 and Summer Goods, comprising a
very large and extensive assortment, selected by
himself in New York, with great care, as to style
and quality, embracing all the latest styles and
patterns suitable for
spR1Na ACID 9UWM2R WEAR
The same will be made up to order agreeable to
the latest Fashions and in the best and most work.
man-like manner, such cannot fail to suit the
taste and Fashion Of the day, at prices for Cash. to
suit the times or on a credit to such of his regular
customers, who have been in the habit of paying
punctually. on favorable terms.
Tk5s. III. S. * ELY,
most generally and favorably known as a CUT
TER possessing great TASTE in his line, will
continue to have charge of the TAILORING
DEPARTMENT. as usual. 1t may be as we'll to
observe that any garment made up in my estab-
lishment when finished, should such garment not
suit, the party is at liberty to return the same on
my hands My stock of
Spring GaeG Summer Goods
now receiving and opening, consists in part as
follows, viz:
Thibet Cloths; Drab de'Etes French Bombazines,
AND
G NJ B r 0 0 n S,
Also, Linen DrTllings in various styles; French
and English single milled and Doe Skin
Il s s I N E e e s,
with large assortment of
Y d S u 7 W G S o
of rarest and richest styles and patterns;
in fact, he but solicits call from his old friends
and customers generally to insure them of the cor
rectness of the above statement. In connection
with the above, l have selected a general and ex-
tensive assortment Of
FANCY GOODS,
of styles and qualities superior to any received in
the town of Wilmington, consisting in part of
Super Silk Under Shirts and Droacers
superior article Of entire Linen Shirts;
also, best quality Cotton Shirts, Lin
en- Bos0mas; Droa0ers Of various
kinds; Fancy Crauats; Stocks;
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ODD FELLOWS, SCHOOL,

"a Nils institution will be re-opened ON the 18th
II OF October, under the charge of Mr.. Robert
Mclaughlin, assisted by competent Female Teach
ers In the Young Ladies Department. The scho-
lastlc year will be divided into two sessions of %
weeks each. The price of Tuition will be six
dollars (S6) per session, for the following branch
es, viz:
photography, Reading, English Grammar, PEN
manship, Natural Sciences History, Geography,
Composition, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry
Vocal Music, French and German languages.
An extra charge Of rs cents per session will be
made for Music, and Five dollars per quarter for
French and German.
Books and Stationery will be furnished by the
trustees without charge. The system will be
the same as heretofore taught in the school.
GTl1ckets to be had at the Store of B. L. Hos
kins.
OWEN FENNELL, I
B. i. HOSKINS,
JOHN McRAE,
]. BALLARD, iTrusteesl
]. d. GARDNER,
T. H. HOWEY,
ALEX'R McRAE,
October.4, 1874. s.tf
Outcatfs' Snuff.
HALF bbls. Scotch Snuff, in Bladders,
= do. and kegs in bulk. For sale by
BARRY & BRYANT.
feby e, I645. 24-tf
CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
sD0 BBLs. CHAMPAGNE CIDER, fresh
~ ariicle,just received and for sale 81
April I'd, ls45. GEO. w. DAVIS,
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{ eG II e EsRGES.

MARKET STREET, ABOUT 300 YARDS ABOVE THE
, EPISCOPAL CHURCH
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The SUBSCRIBERS
has on hand a large and
general assortment of
CARRIAGES,
of his own manufacture,
which he offers for sale
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WUsT RECEIvED--3,O 900 lbs. N C. Bacon,
e. Hams, Sides and Shoulders; half barrels Ca
nal Flour ; or. barrels Buckwheat; Sugar, Coffee,
Moasses, Nails, Potatoes, Corn, best Lamp Oil, a
small assortment of Dry Goods, Pots Ovens,
Skillets, Crockery, &C., all Of which will be sold
low for Cash.
Expected by the Rail Road this week, more
Bacon and Meal from Rocky Mount and "eidon'
M2, 1916: 4. ]. BATTLE agent.
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It ME AND HAY.-Just received and for
z 4 sale, 300 casks Thomastown lime, 60 bum
dies Eastern Hay, by BARRY & BRYANT.
May 9, 1915. "a
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CHAMPAGNE CIDER.

snn BBLs. CHAMPAGNE CIDER, a fresh
- aftiele,just received and for sale ~
April I'd, le45. GEO. W.DAVIS.
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Ggyl9sSR gSga Np pAgg0ssas
VIII MINGTON, N. c..
Ms now receiving and opening his Spring
E ssnaza SHsRElnsAar Goods. comprising
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-06-07
THE CINCINNATI EXPERIMENT

II will be remembered that some short time ago
we chroncled the sailing from Cincinnati of the
barque MUsKrsouM, direct for Liverpool, with car
go Of Western produce. We learn by the last
steamer that her safe arrival at the latter port has
created no little surprise, and is subject Of much
remark in the English newspapers. We copy the
subjoned brief paragraph from the Liverpool Times
of the Goth May:
"ARRIvaL DIaEcr FROM CIxcrsSArI.--We have re-
ceved file Of Cincinnati papers brought by the first vessel
that cleared out that city for Europe Her voyage
quite event the history Of the Western States, and will
we trust, be only the OF long continued and
valuable trade between that part Of the American Union and
the old country. The building Of vessel Of $50
ver seventeen hundred miles from the sea, itself very
markabe circumstance both proof Of the magn6cencc
the American rivers and the spirit Of the American people.
The navigating Of such vessel down the Ohio and the Mis-
sissppi, and then the Atlantic would few years ago
have been thought impossible. She brings cargo Of pov
SONS and trust that the Of this first adventure will
be such as to encourage its frequent repetition The
This vessel Is the Muskingum."
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THE CROPS IN ENGLAND.

London paper Of the 10th ulnmo says sThe weather
- still useasonaby cold, particularly the nights; vegetation
does moi therefore, make much progress and the season must
be regarded decidedly backward in every other the
crops Wear healthy appearance but there is little nroser
the harvest being an early With the exception Of
very poor light ses and cold clay lands effectively drain
ed, the wheat plant generally looks well whilst all kinds Of
spring sown corn and puethough, before remarked
somewhat backwardhave up evenly and strong in
addition to which, great improvement has taken place in the
appearance Of the meadows the recent rains The crops
the ground hold promise Of sufficient food for both
and beast should the weather for bringing them
ty and for the ngatherng prove moderately propious"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-06-07
FROM INDIA.
The Overland Mail Of the Isl Of April arrived in London

The Overland Mail Of the LIST Of April arrived in London
on the 9th utimo.
In the Punaub there is sad confusion and two three dy
nsties. The boy-kng DhulcepSngh rules at Lahore. In
the mountain fortress Of Janroo Ghoolaub Singh maintains
his supremacy and the notorious Akbar Khan Of Cnbu Is
preparing y seize Peshawur GhoOlaub Singh had fcmed
sort Of alliance with the Afghan leaders, and had entrapped
number Of soldiers belonging the ghtful sovereign and
carried away the treasure Of which they were The guardians
The British Government preparing to ASSIST the troops
Of the young king Dhulecp
The expedition which Sir Charles Napier led into the terri
tories Of the Jaancc Doomkies, and Boogte lying IN nc
mountainous tracts the westward Of Pooajcc has been sue
cesu He had reduced and brought them to terms ineh
country is to he given over 10 the honest tribe Of the mu
rccs who are disposed to adhere strictly 10 the British
Some Of the tribes be removed TO The distrc' h s
on the Indus, where they will have lands gra".'
cultivation. IL, The Governor
In the interior Of India tranquility preysS .,.
General Sir Henry Hardinge, remam az re country
in forwarding measures for the 'mpso--- -
The Duke Of WxLnxsrcs comPssu "S s..aS ~
-
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The French Minister Of Foreign Affairs says the Cons
ntionne has sent order NJ PgnRiv, the French
Consul at Bolivia, to proceed the Sandwich islands, and
enter into treaty with their authorities The Minister Of the
Marine has i said placed ship Of at the disposal of
M. Perrin on the occasion Of this mission.
The King Of The Netherlands has ordered the erection Of
statue 70 the memory Of Describes who passed large portion
Of his life in that country The execution Of this monument
is entrusted to M. de Newerkeke who has completed the
model. II IN TO be cast in bronze.
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,rA III. ~ Wr.1rraroS completed ms seventy SKIN
..r ~ ~ S of Nav and YET in wonderful hcssh On
~. Az M, House q Lords adjourned over m compliment
10 thipdistinguished veteran
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presented to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, sign
ed by FIVE hundred and thirty members Of the Sc
nate Of the University of Cambridge, in which5hey
say that they have the greatest repugnance to, and
firmly protest against, the proposed endowment"
DoueLAs JERRoLD is said to be the writer Of
Mrs. Candles famed Curtain Lectures" in The
London Punch. =
The French Government has decided on esta-
blishing bank in Agiers, with capital Of
10,000,0O0 francs, Of which 100000 are to be
furnished by the Bank Of France, and 100000 by
shareholders in shares Of l 900 francs each.
The health Of NJ GUrzoT was gradually impro-
wing. lie had visited the King and Royal family.
The Revue de Paris of the 18th May says that
the Opposition intended to engage in another con-
ic with the Ministry in the discussion Of the esti-
mates; when, according to its paragraph:
"Tahiii and Morocco will again the fields Of BATTLE and
probable, Also that the Ministry will be asked what course
they adopt in presence Of the difficulties which may
arise in the New World between Great Britain and the Uni
ted States Besides these questions which entirely poll
teal the special budget Of the Minister Of Marine will be the
theme Of and rccamaos addressed 10 Adj
ma Mackau respecting the absence Of order and foresight
manifest in most Of the branches Of his (bc navy) admins
4 tration
4 The Constitutional says that in consequence Of
some new acts Of hostility committed by Abd-el-
kader, the French Government has decided upon
sending General Delarue on diplomatic mission
i TO the Emperor Of Morocco the object Of which
mission is according to the same paper) TO remind
/ Abderrahman Of the engagements he undertook 70
France with regard to the Emir,
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Wilhelm VI 1dVdighdC, Pohucdt uiSCOuTScS were
delivered near his grave; little fve-sous pamphlet,
in the nature Of a manifesto, is issued. doubt
that any impression be made on the country: to
me, the special Radical revolutionary cause APP
pears much in the wane, although France is mainly
democratic in condition and spirit Several Of the
heads of the French Faculty recited, according to
custom, at the burial of BREscHET his distinctive
merits and labors in his profession.
The sculptures and other relics collected by the
French Consul Bora and his conductors, on the
site Of the ancient Nineveh, are anxously expected
BY our psychologists and artists. Not few Of
them are represented as admirable in themselves
7" gems Of skill and genius ravished from the closest
grasp Of Time The present exhibition at the
aries France now boast More of regret is
produced in my mind by the multitude of bad pic
lures in this exhibition than Of pleasure by the
meager minority Of good. Incidentally better Tor
themselves and the public would it be if the many
hundreds of daubers were employed with the plough
and forbidden the pencil Paris literature is subject
to similar opinion. Every month yields an i'm
mense quantity of trash, destructive of taste and
morals, and more sought than the publications Of
any desert In WHITE's Three Pears in Consfdn-
finopie--one of the best, most comprehensive,
graphic works Of description have ever read--I
was struck with the following remarks: I" Upon an
average, the number of Turkish ladies' that can
read is much less than those Of Pera and the Fa-
mar. But those who can read among the former
never open bad book, while among the latter
there is scarcely one that ever reads good book.
unless II be the catechism or brevary on certain
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D1ibLtp3 &LANotE would respeetfolI

KptttLLtF5 d. hAN0UE would respectfully
a. inform their susie aefs aud The public gana
orally, that IN addition To their already
well assorted stock. they have received his
mofhtAg, direct from New York and Philadei.
Phtl, Il beautiful aud cheap assortment Of
Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods, which were buf.
cha ed by an experienced nefebaat=pfinei,
patly at auction, for Cash, Ourgoads having
been purchased as stated above, we feel war
ranted IN assuring buyers, that we can give
them mhch better bargains than those who
have not like facilities for Purchasing in the
Eastern markets, IN short, our assortment
will comprise every article necessary 10 fuing
.aut a sCDMtLEFE STOCK OFpRYGUODs;
aud we are prepared - offer great induce
mcnts to purchasers.
We have opened the following:
Bleaehed and brown stleettngS and Shiflings..
heavy drtlls, rottonades, denims. shifting
stripes, feelings, checks, plainand twiiled low.
ellis. eSnabufgss negro e]attons, plain and plaid
liaseYs, blankets, canton lahpels, white. scar
let and yellow t%laDnels, kentuey ieaas, satli.
nets, blue, black md fancy cloths, mixed ems.
Slmeres black aud eoldared satmg, alpaca fus.
tres, black hn8aba2lnes, parisicnues, Fometias.
hrnuades, tashmereS, mousltfe de latnc, Black
and cotored 9]periaos, ehusans, barreg0S, cot.
ored Florence, PLATA black and figured netIa-
ees, blue black fancy Fall river and Morftmac
prints, gtnghans, cotton and silk velvetg.
green and black bombozettes, plaid. striped
and plain swiss muSlins, bishops lawn, book
musltns and tarleIons, canvass aud red pad
ding, ittSh linens, linen Ganbrie hdkts, silk
pocket hdkts., rich figured silk and satin era.
watts, figured SILK. and satin searfs, stock and
vest satin, stocks, cravat pads, worSted and
sitk surges, danaSk table cloths ana napkins,
itAtian servings, failors twist, shawls, hdkfs.,
vests md collars, lace edgtngs aud insertidas,
thread DO, muslin and ]jaGoRct do, carpet BAGS,
blue plaid merino for coat lining, black and
colored tafleta and satin ribbon, bonnet 49,,
cap do, wamen's mems and boys black and
colored silk, bread cotton and worsled gloves.
silk and cotton hosiery, silk, satin. LASTING,
twist, paper and horn coat and vest buttons,
Fearl shirt do. gum suspenders, corset 1~acinos,
fancy hair pins, shell, tuck and side combs.
dressing combs, an assortment Of gimps, frin.
ges, cords, &c, and such other articles as are
most needed, e complete the assorlmentof f.
country store,
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AVE-

La aa1Hsia9b preAd eetta a~e6aai6h peaf
remareief sss atais q ls public en general
pour encouragement liberal 9p'tt a fagu dr
lslf part, st Ies infufRa alii q ftabli 10
nnuyeal na4asib sur liiat en atfIefs ie n
ge6le, 90 Il aura FHnstHmHeht oil yeuie tautes
series d'tBiaeties 81 provisions pour les habia
fans. consistent on
1'giIa 81 eoria d'embAllaga, fteslle,
Sal de tgates qualities, g~faissai ]ianbees 81
baHtfn,
Bnefs blanc Ct aomtHuB, Cafe de Rio et de
Ia l]tayanr.
The, III, fbandslles tet say9n.
GetFrflHs ~ laIfh, cotton Dc Lowell, bt1fl
los gftasiafss pour tegfes,
Vaffefta FayFnfe ct t%'6tefie,
Whiskay, EaH-ie= yie, AhisultR, &C.,
Iahag, tfomage, peUdfs dna, capsules 81
nl9ub.
S9tItsfH pour bomlges IT totntHas,da fotles
ltR qualities
dT II tai dos attffns libtralea sur is tns
ton 81 50 Ghafee lie FaspatIrf
.YHAGtB
Sept Ct 80
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ARRETE EN- DERIVE.

II a etc ar-et6 en- derive 10 % mars der.
nier par VI. Joseph Braax, demeurant dams
cette paroissc environ II miles audessous
dc Ia maison de cour, 2 bales de cotton
don't Ine est portant ie nom de Chicoma
no. i94, Pautre portant 10 nom de Ellis.
Ion, no. IL; cette derni6re est corclee en-
fer.
Les propriGtaires son reqnis de Yenir
Ies reciamer en- Payant les frais.
r. HEBERT.
avril 26 II
Quest B. Rouge, Is ayril I945.
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WORM IgsE

TREHB L08ehgss have nov been IL use, Hi
the HeHthef8 ana Western States upwHfdR on
twelve months, daring which time they have
gained for themselves d popularity 4hpfetea
deHted Ia the annals Of medicine, IN aver
10000 cases they have proved an iHfallihle
remedy Af the destruction Of those reptiles
within. WhtFh are The means OF sweeping on
hundreds aud thousands afthe most blooming
ehtlIteH aud youth. b~eFeFtnH tia cords 1T a5
fiction, aud forever blasting the hopes
Of the parent. 81 ge9al has their efficacy ins
vaflahlY proven, that they may we'll be called
the only certain worm Destroy ing medicine in
use, ant the greatest discovery ever made f1f
eypelItng The vatiou kinds of worms that 80
fsqueHtly aud dt=tfea4iHgly annoy bnthfhtlda
en- and adults, Many dt5ease7 arise from
worms aud occasion long aud tbtense Suffer-
ing and even death, without their ever being
suspected Grown persons arc very oItru lE
1itttd with Them, And are dbet1ftd fat Variz
Gus complaints sFtthBatAhV benefit. when one
~ two dnaes atthese Iaseh4es would sPeeifa
~ cure them They are ueartain remedy, aud
SO pleasant 10 the taste, that ehildfan cry Tor.
them and cat them as readily as a common
peppermint Loaedst, Wherever they have
been used. tiaF have received Tie most Hatfefs
ing commentator from Physicians, heads 6f
families, aud The public generally, Much.
moro might be said la THEFT favor, IL die safe
~ with which they may be administered to
persons Of all ages aud sexes Of the vast ok
tent and magnitude Of The suffering aud death
aeeaatoaed by worms 1T HE impotence al
most Of the preparations which heretofore
have been presented to The community "a d
remedy,
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LL1u4

Fanny EissttH ! Mthte ia eajaz
hfe l%ansr6ss etaft 4 III fR ia Mrs 4 Mts
Ian OF ellie ebtanail das ttioWpies faba.
IeuA, Dans UHe de see representations
40 theatre da III sfalf, ellis i dtB fapphs
leo wing a5is tgls 10 siite, "a i falInlfois
quarts d'heufas pour gaHtHsssf Ies m9nta
CUES De bouquets dhht Ia scene otaf litla
talHtnHtii e%b6ambFep.
P0tHsnttBs toNftB IA a.tapH Ma.
ttoNAtE On I'tBfst@ Msfefelt npuf otIi=
eiefs de Ia galJB rationale paftstbnba
atuloBt ganipafl dsyaht IL eansatl dc pfHs
]laelufu de ID Seine, pour aysif 5igua 40
fan stRhef Ia petition ephife Iatmsinebt
daz notifications de Paris, H. mihtstare
ne sen ast pas tenn q gettB seuIs damHts
stratluh Atuf, DIX aatfes ehigipfs ont
tgaIeHisht eBlulafa deyHBt ID meme goh
sall at atjputa bal Vlin84 aHtfez ont Oh
tare etc appeles 90 deus fpuFn6ss i'uhe
q mtdt, liuutfa 4 uhG haafe,
4 lnlJi a0IouFd hat, IL eaassil n'ayaIt
eiievte ptsaehte acknowledgement, nj pas
consequent tntltga HuBNhH bBlBa, be teha
Hail DO prefecture, aamtna gH h pensu bisnt
NEST igi qua Iiistfitnahl passtt d. minis
tsfs auh est reserve d. redigef leg atf6ls
dc condemnation
On faasait aujoafd'in dams Ice hafaanx
de fetai thatef te h gafde HalieDala fle
luhdt ptuehata len Hffetes qti wont etfe re
dlges Dc auif, ai ]ADHs5tl dos ministries, So
rntit signifies aux parties intereazoss, Ga
craft qu'tIs "pfonnh6er0nG Ia suspension
pottf detN tnata,
l.es eaadathaeF pHaffeui 80 peufyoIr de-
vaUt 10 eonselt d'6laI, HAia a quot bon
te setatt petAe pafdng q0'lIs dahbant
pIutot Ieur dtnisnsitt, d Ipufa gamafadea
z'sthpfesspfpnt, en Ips faaltshht de eBssef
lHff6t do eohsslI DE prefecture
7, S,@= IfHnto o%tlipiefa ear tfent8s eiHq
ON etc suspoudus pouf deux mos.
Courier Frdagatg,
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RgnEDEs Poun les HADlrA.

Les s6aasiHhhs eatHlaissaHt, pour lee habia
taHs 81 los fad6fih#, limboftanea 1ujl Y d
"a avuir das remedies ffais et EefilableE, ont
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