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mis- n,Vdiuable nIedtclne was pre-
pared from an extensive practice
of several years in "A bilious climate and
is never tnown 10 fail OF curing Fevey
and Ague, or any Of the diseases above
named.
Those whoare suffering from diseases
OF this kind, as also those who have be
come invalids from their effects upon the
constitution, will find the 7ndia Ciako
gOgue, a most invaluable remedy for pu
rItying The blood, and thoroughly clens.
ing from the system the morbid effects
of a bilious climate.
The wonderful operation of tn Cha!a-
gogue in eradicating bile rom the human
sy stem. can only explOin its extraordina
ry agency in the speedy, tn rough and
permanent cure Of Fever and Ague. and
the various grades Of intermittent and re.
miltent levers.
From HI Ross WILKINS, u s. District
Judge for The District Of Michigan.
DETROIT October 80, 1871.
Mr. Eduardo Bingham;
DEAR SIR:-Wilh great pleasure
state the TACT Of the complete and radical
cure of the Fever and Ague with which
my son William was attacked. by the use
pursuant to directions, Of DR.. Osgood's
India Chalagouge, lie had as severe an
attack as ever witnessed, and ! appre-
hended a long winter Of this disease.
which was some years ago the case
when | resided al T6cumseh. But was
providentiaIly led to notice your adver
tizement in relation to this medicine
determined 10 tryii, and the use OF one
DO tie broke the disease, and am conf.
dent has effected a radical cure, as two
months have elapsed without a return of
81, and my son is in The enjoyment Of 70.
bust health. 1t ism Invaluable medicine
and should be generally known.
Ross WILKINS.
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THE GREAT REWEDYy
HOUSES INDIAN TONIC.

HOUSES INDIAN TONIC.
A safe and sure u for CHTLLS or
AGUE and FEVER. in the anpre.
csaented time of Fire Hours.
ME- attention of the public is particu-
IdTly called to this great remedy
for ChiHs or Ague and Fever, and in do
ing SO, the Proprietor deems it proper q
mike the following declarations, tie
truth Of which, he desires The people tC
test by a trial, and he will cheer(ully q.
hide their decision, viz:-lst, The arti'
cle is pleasant and convenient to take.-
81, 1t will cure erery case, il the direc
lions are observed. Sd, II will leave M
injurious effects in the system; ON the
contrary, it imparts strength to the con
%stitution. 4lh, 1t is purely vegetable
and refined from all gross particles which
renderaother preparations so muddy ant
d~isagreeable to the taste. 9th, II viii
cure with perfect certainty in i've hours
GrCertifcaies on the wrapper arounc
the bottle, OF cures from six months Il
ten years. standing.
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HOUSES Pile


S a most valuable, safe, and certain
cure for the PILES. Numerous CT r.
lifcates Of the happy effects ofthis ONT.
ment, ma be found upon the wrappe
accompanying each bottle.
Msssrs PRESLEY 8. MosJg: 80 GsNr
Having been for many years, at inter
walls, greatly afflicted with (5tind) Piles,
and having used almost every remedy.
within my reach, but to liule effect. q
a recent attack, applied 10 Won and OBJ
tanned a bottle Of 'Dr. Houses Pile OiDt-
ment," used il agreeable to direction, and
found more speedy and permanent relief
than from any article ever used. Per-
sons afflicted with Piles will do well d
Try It. B. L. BARNES,
Pastor Of Baptist Church, Canton.
For sale at the Drug Sore of
PRlESTLEY q MOSBY.
Canton,
NJ. G. cAYcE,
Sharon.
June -, 1895. 39-3m
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- PARAshLs.

BOOTS, SHOES & BROGANs.
TUST received a large lot Of every
% style and quality. FOR sale low.
R. HARRINGTON & Co.
April II, 1846.
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INsOLVENT NOTICE.

WE the undersigned Commissioners
w appointed by the Probate Court
OF Madison county, Mississippi, TO audit
and allow claims against the estate of
Gears Williams, deceased, which has
bern declared insolven'. will meet at the
office Of Z. G. Henry. Esq in the town
Of Canton, in said county and State for
that purpose, on the first Saturday in
each month, until the March term l847,
Of said court.
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BY THE MAILS.
WASHINGTON, July 81, 1916.

WASHINGTON, July 81, 1886
The Public Printing-Ref um-The Cabinet.
The House, in committee, was occupied all
day on the subject of the public printing; and,
finally, passed the joint resolution of the Senate,
by vote of nearly two to one-l09 to 55-reduc-
ing the prices established by the joint resolution
of 1919. Having practical knowledge Of the
printing bust mess, was highly amused with the
errors that marked the composition the speeches
delivered. Mr.. Douglas was candid, and admit
ted that he did not understand the subject; SO he
confined himself to a cannonade the whg
party for their inconsistency. l do not know
form to-day effected but do know that the ex-
penses of the days session was at least $1,000
1t is said, on a rough calculation, that Messrs.
Richie and Heiss will lose at least sixty thou
sand dollars by the reform The House have
now under consideration Joint resolution, to put
the printing out by contract, after tue present
session. The injustice complained of by the
friends of the printers is, that the resolution to
reduce the printing is retroactive; while, on the
contrary, it is maintained that the understanding
was, at the commencement OF the session, that
the prices should be reduced at any time there
AFTER if, in the opinion OF Congress, 1t should be
necessary. The reform should have been antici-
pated at the commencement of the session, and
the regulation made How would members like
their pay to be cut down now, and deductions
made, future, for what they have already re-
ceived! All that's another story
1t seems to be conceded that Mr.. Attorney
General Mason will take the place OF Mr.. bu-
chanan in the State Department. In fact, was
told so by gentleman, who says he knows TINS
to be the fact.
Gentlemen, connected with the manufacturing
interests, continue to arrive. FELIX
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THE NEW ENGLAND HEALTH INSURANCE
COMPANY.
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF
i CONNECTICUT, IN MAY, 1916

CAPITAL, 500, 900.
HON: JOEL w. WHITE. President.
DAVID SMITH. Esq, Vice President.
Joel w White, Enoch B. Culver, VIM. NJ Converse,
DAVID Smith, John q Huntington, Sanford B. Mech,
John e. Holland, Rufus l., flaming, Giles NJ. Eaton
JOHN O. HUNTINGTON Treasurer.
ENOCH G. CHAPMAN, General Agent.
This institution novel in its character but humane its
object and IN all its provisions cacustrd to alleviate the
wants and distress Of all who entitled share bene
hcent operations Bv the provisions Of the charter (copes
Of which can be had OF the agents or the Secretary will
be seen that those who insured by the Company
pscitated by accident disease from pursuing their ordinary
occupation are entitled to benefit e -Four Dollars per
week. sum sucient TO the ordinary that
accrue from such slekpess calamity The insured also
entitled TO share Of the surplus earnings Of the Company
Ae dylding per cent per snnum TO the st9ckhoder
due on the stock notes and the remaining half be
divided between the stockholders the insured proper
ton TO the amount Of capital stock held by each member
the sum paid by the insured for his policy.
Every who becomes insured has the privilege Of
taking share Of the capital stock that IL the business
OF the company shall be profitable he will receive only
the benefits which his policy OF
also the annual interest the amount by him invested and
full share of al! the profits Of the institution.
The capital required by the charter has been
filed and the Company issuing policies Of
Apple for be made the Office OF he
Company No Strand Norwich, Come and the
agents in the towns and cities t e Ney Ens H%S
DAVID s. IVES. No. 20 William street.
j7f iw Agent for New York
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ADJUSTMENTS. &c.


ID VIII be Pstfomsd Ier the fourth ri%s he Msle Da,
S wss rs0h NJ Ss,s Cain kSgasn M BiPspsIa
Previous TO which the Comedy, Of HOW TO DIE FOX
hi Ss:s: omen ). o'clock s.,.,. will is. n.,
pre Circle " cents Upper Boxes Is cents PIT and CANE
- - ,sT S- ~:
4 open day and evening Eseains July Esd. the
Ksi~oda Labii1ty KaSnss 'I Fahbseh Don'lsii, Won
es r Mo%ea Gy the o5chest, under the direction Of Mr.
and q sw the beautiful range Of
.s.iy WIN s,ss
lia cents. Ne.N. ''e"'. -'Nl'''0-
THE rd ry1ME EsMIL AaTgTFRRAi sy
nJrsLos eAk mp5LE bdaN g.. TIL,
*. will writ
." s the
o. p fssssd $y the National Comic BOHEMIAN
i. a II. sst ss sseSa for the Concerts
TS9 SsSassl%ds win he Comic r.n,Gmms Of ROBERT
Nous Damon Raye Tets.y Rsssi sSssar Wa
hsr H oi M~e Leon Jsvelli cque''e Mime Mar
Door. open O'Clock entertainment. begin al, o'clock
sAM slisii AN; TuEATRE NEW 0K1 FANS
S ssSs5ssr . win Theatre lPl hs
e s.
;hs USioa find their advantage
Geo Holland ESQ. my duly authorised agent in New
n %s with this They're nsdi * SSE will be binding on
Proprietor of Amse jan rh IS sis New Orleans
Addrs'; post paid to Geo Holland AEenil Olympic
AowEs CO.'S TE W. YORK MAMMOTH
THIS unrivaed corps Equestrians will perform at
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Died,
On Wednesday morning, July ~, STEPHEN BARrH,
only son OF Catherine Barth, aged 81 years.
His friends and acquanfances and also those of bis
mother respectfully invited to attend his funeral
from his late residence No IL Wall street, Thursday
afternoon. July a. at az o'clock precisely.
On the 2st June, at Crown Point Indiana, suddenly
CORNELIUS f. CooKE, serge ant in the Lake County
Rangers, by whom he was buried with military honors
At Brooklyn on the 22d inst of consumption, WIN.
HEnar McGREooR, in the oath year Of her age.
His friends and the acquaintsnces Of the family,
respectfully invited to attend his funeral this Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock, from the residence Of George
Van BRIGHT, No. 23 Fulton st.
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IfsF. LONU ISLAND INsUkANL COMPANY
CAPITAL 200,0O0 DOLLARS.
WITH A SJJRPLUS

OFFICE IT FULTON sTREET, BROOxLYN.
CONTINUES take risks on buildings, machinery mer-
Ochandze and property generally their usual favorable
censsrstions that have ever Occurred IN the they
and scattering their risks losses which the company may
will be adjusted and paid promptly heretofore
The Company take special care 70 notify customer in
view '"' d b W. p R B2G.EIextn rr,.is...
iva wis nc L @, E1NN 6sessssry.
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.EREsH TEAS. SUGARS, CoFFEEs, &c.

FRESH TEAS, SUGARS, COFFEES. &c.
JUST RECEIVED from the late sales, large and splen
did assortment Of fresh Teas Sugars Coees &c Fine
fresh Young Hyson tea at 50 cts superior do SAX best
best quality ouloss q good bright Now Sugar
white do s. and 3D. crushed do IS I'd or
cts; superior old Java Coffee fesh grown Is old sums
T. sosr DO best Sperm O. Per gallon Good Ham. 3d.
County Is 3d. Families boarding keepers and dealers
from the country invited call examine the above
free Of ehsrSs ,.,.,.,J q. FOWLER, ''
$50 Greenwich Murray; and ~ Green corner
iva liver ~'' ~
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELEGRAPHIC REPORT
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDING
wAsHIssros, July ~. ls<~

CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDING
wAsHrssros, July ~. Les"
In sen-.s.
MEMPHIS Navy YA-Y.
communication received from the Navy Dsps
ment relating TO tho removal OF Capt Lavalette from
Memphis Navy Yard
Mr. DIX presented the memorial OF 400 mechanics "
Fishkll Now York against anv change in tho tarin
1912, and asking Congress to lot we'll enough son-
OREGON QUESTION.
Mr. HANNEeAS submitted a resolution calling the
President for copy of the instructions to Mr.. McLsns
Minister in England relative to the settementof the
Oregon question and copies of his correspondence
the subject. which was laid over until tomorrow
ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.
The Senate disagreed 10 the amendments OF the House
to the army appropriation bill and adhered to Its own
DErEroEs.
The Military Committee made a report upon the coast
defsnces OF Texas and 1000 extra copies were ordered
printed.
the MAIL TO OREGON.
The Post Office Committee reported bill for the con-
veyance of the mail to Oregon
AND
The pay and mileage bill then taken up and Alter
debate upon the incurred for the visit Of the
Comanche Indians. II was amended
The bill having been reported to the SENATE the
amend then concured in and the bill passed
TARIFF BILL.
AFTER some unimportant business tho arin Dill was va
Mr. CAMERON made an able defence Of protective du-
ties, and gave interesting account OF the last Pres
dental campaign in Pennsy lvania reminding the Vice
President but for the Kane letters banners Polk
and Dallas would have received the vote OF Pennsyl
vania.
House OF Representatives.
The House went into Committee of the Whole. MI.
DuSLAr in the Chair and took up the joint resolution
fixing the prices and manner Of executing the public
printing.
Mr.. GARRErr DAVIS addressed the Committee IN .avor
Of aeduction of prices and in rejonder to Mr.. Basys
speech OF yesterday He said he had charged that the
gentleman from Virginia had been wing. The gentle
denies the charge in the face Of the House Here
the issue between them. He had produced In evi
dence Of the truth Of the charge the gentemans own
speech of 1899 which the author took the grouus Of
ultra wing. He read from it the strongest wing SEN
timents This speech witness Of the author, who
prepared for printing and yet If he was pleased to
impeach its credulty, why be it. He was severe up
on the lecture of Mr. Bailey yesterday upon decorum
of debates and upon his political somerset and his bold
denial Of it, In conclus he said, emphacay, thst
gentleman any other who might choose to asa'l him.
would find him ready send oliver for a rowland
Mr.. BAiLY replied, and insisted that he had been At
tackled His constituents told him how this controversy
commenced and he declared that the speech Of his Of
1892 which ha- been read FROM carefully preps
ed attack upon the wing party.
The Committee rose, and the House adjourned
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JACOB 3. PLATT, Auctioneer
EIRsT FALL TRADE HARDWARE SALE thi. .e..
consisting Of $50 casks and lots OF ware
Cptey and Fancy Goods will take place 10 o'clock No
Also casks Files assorted makers table pocket
Knives; Carven, and general OF Hardware
For uader auction head in morning papers
HOUSE FURNITURE SALE-By II, T. WILLARD,
No. ia5 Hammond st. near Hudson general assortment OF
o @ sssI c St.
vans Oomans two Mantsi Clocks Girndolss Pantinss-
so basement kitchen and BEDROOM Furniture complete
Sale positive, by catalogue.
AHA O'Clock, valuable Pianoforte.
Also, principal Of the house to let low till LIST May
next ives itA m
AUCTION NOTICE.
FURNITURE SALE-THlS DAY, at 10 O'clock at the
house st3 Broome street, near the Bowe.y-The fumi
gany chairs rocking do large glasses dining and tables
centre tables bureaus, French bedsted feather beds and
mattresses wash stands toilet SETS gandoe cutlery
plated ware large dinner SETS tea SETS window shades &c
Also, the kitchen furniture
jy23 Item J.P. INGRAHAN.
ANTHONY BLEECKER 4 CO.. Auenoneers.
s6.nge-P0TOMAG AND ALL EGHHNY COAL
1000 shares Of 500 each Of the Potomac and Coal
and Iron CompanvThe property the Potomac Allie
ghany Company lies both sides Of the Potomac River and
900 Of the valuable lands
brmstone tire brick clay, and hydraulic cement the
Potomac River affordins inexhsusble power for
transportation and iron works
When completed, the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and the
Baltimore and Ohio RailsUd will pass Immediately in front
OF the Companys lands, securing alton
ket ON the best terms and at all without outlay
responding associations For further particulars enquire Of
the auctioneer. Jyl96t
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BON SEJOUR.

THE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure to announce that
his house, Bergen Point for public
hotel on The Jersey side h.. long been ds-
lany mansonl has been reed 10 elegant STYLE with
rooms and other important additions.
The grounds beautifully laid and what with uru
ri..t ,hIgbbe5 charming vsk agreeable drives. and plea
rural residence. Families who wish cool and quiet
summer be provided ~ith suits Of apartments
ls and the .eshbo!ins woods are not deficient
stops landing front Of the house, four times day
and the citizens Of New York cannot find more beautiful
In fine all v:Ser. customers and bo:ds may be assured
DANIEL w. LOCKWOOD.
The Passac for Newark foot Of Barclay
At A. NJ and landing in front q The abov. place
The Port Richmond boat leaves Pier No. L. 3X and
o'clock. At pr Richmond there will be boats in attend
convey passengers and land them the house.
ma lmsr
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THORN CHAMPAGNE.

THORN CHAMPAGNE
FRESH INVOICE of this delightful Champagne is in
"A which the attention Of merchants hotel keepers
and private gentlemen invited The straadnr OF this Wine
now superior 70 that Of this country and higher
G. LIVINGSTON 4 CO..
maY1 stf 10 Wall street
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INDICATED VAPOR BATHS,
Ia FuLTON STREET.

THOSE who tried the Vapor Baths admins
tered the above Establishment ignorant emily
Of the safest aud most ecacious remedy for attacks
the most agreeable mode Of bathing Rs. clesnlinss Is
80 M. CAROLS Baths difer from every other Vapor
Bath" called and have established in this city for 20
years SULPHUR Iodine and other Medcated Baths ad
yed by the Faculty Half hours required for the
Sulphur Baths. Jyio 6tsnc
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SPLENDID, delico Gus, beautiful head Of hair
had by using three shilling bottle OF Jones Coral Hair
hestoratve IT'S qualities land mind resder will do all
ns,s sfd e force The growth q hal lssp clean and
IRON the scalp and roots and dark and keen II ia
thrice - long other coral made Sold 81 Chat
- fwsn 'T' ~-'f
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Married.
In this CITY, the morning Of the 2lst inst by the
Rev John NJ Macauly, Mr.. JAMES E. HAM, of Gsrma
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MANSION HOUSE.


hE hi.
attention to business merit shsiT lstIoa
's srs ,m.re Formerly Of *. g. Hos.f' Boston
p .ls 4: ssSs e.. 81. R.:: s:s:
wy No e corner Of MeT: street, now e0mpisssd and
rss in the y S s9 #
TO with % tie
SARACEN'S HEAD, IL DEFY STREET, N. Y.
JosEFH Smith LATE q Woree:.sr EnsIsna beg. leave
Re 10. s sS sp H. 4 IN
and escustsd please gentlemen Of TASTE. lie
osee2 ana Cold cs Chop. sssis:
.9S sY s,e;.d
Of hs qsaIity and the attendance prompt m
F nd s
"sURGO UT PROSsIM:"
4. ds:.: gSf F: NJ: ss sSSs
e hs friends Ps h VIII wh9 ;; % e favor
Piled with the Of Wines and other Liquors,
Mss.I. pr.s BO1sE. assure their friend. that every
are md .S ha 20
Of Lunch wi" be set every day eleven SSss free
HOTEL DE PARIs.,ANTIoNEpvI GNEs one Of the
bate propretors OF the Perkins House Boston respect
fully informs his fendsand the travelling public that he has
opened the house No 800 Broadway New York.
Reade street, called the Hotel De Paris where he will
be happy accommodate those who may wish patronize
him. with board and lodging hy toe Day month";
the MOST reasonable terms myIs Pm eod.rrc
PONY FOR SALE.
o. A beautiful Sorrel Pony, i3k lands high, about
AI< four years old. warranted perfectly sound, aud
AA kind il single and double harness and under the
saaaesuable for asdy children ride. May seen
at MESSENGERS stable, 50 Trinity Place.
Price sa5. jy2i 3t-rc
TWO FINE SADDLE HORSES,
H. WILL drive also IN carriage They a.
NST s are. j jS.t the rgh, size for riding on ~
the saddle Apply at the desk Of the Herald 0hes Tor
GROCERY FOR SALE
II THE STOCK Of Groceries in the store 50 Catha.
ian nc stree T. with lease Of for year. with the
prvege OF hvei the stock is ght and well selected
bought for cash and w be sold bargain the
;oop6 yng ne CITY this rare Opportunity for one wish
the street. Apply the premises II the stock sold
the store will he IN let. js5Hsih
TO LET.
Spacious Parlors and Bedrooms, Handsomely furnish
E1 ed, 70 let, to Southernes and Others three doors
from the Battery, No Greenwich street In adelght-
board. j,22 fw~r
CENTURY ALOE,
- We have the arrival in city of
8XSthis moss extraordinary plant The specimen TO be
Asesn At the Conservatory Of Messrs Dunlap Thomp
Son ess =. without exception the largest ever be
plant % feet and II feet high Is inches esumisr
while At the base u 10 fully feet round We
that will fail in beholdng plant remarkable for
iu rarity and its extraordinary age. jyl7 1wis~mc
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THE SHADES HOTEL

81 Reade Street, tpsst SIDE Of Broadtcay
TVHE Subscriber respectfully nformi his friends and
public, that he has lately opened above Establis-
ment style superior other house Of the kind the
city Of New York The Satisfaction which he has hitherto
given his friends and while proprietor
Of The Shades Thames street, he haers himself will
blshment while effort his will be wanting merit
the continuance of their patronage
The usual reshes, ChoPs Steaks Wesh Rarebits Poaeh
cd Eggs, &c, will be served MP in asuperor style.
The will be regularly supplied with city papers,
Europe. JAMES EVANS.
m lmsrc
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SLAvERs CAPrURED.-The British sloop of war
Mutine, Com. Crawford, it is stated, has lately
captured three savers, Of which large vessel
oil 600 tons on her to the Cape in charge of
ofcermskng in all during the last year, vessels
engaged in the slave trade captured by the Mutine
N O Tropic
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FASHIONABLE TEA HOUSE.
Foe Miles from Newport, on the Post Road eudsm,
TO the Stone Bridge

THIS NEW spacious and delightfully."- situatsd establish
is for the reception Of Transient and Psma.
nent Boardsrs Tea Parties and PcNcs furnished abort
notice.
The house is surrounded by Ornamental Fruit Trees
Contiguous the Bowling Alleys, where
those who take pleasure this invigoraag exercise
duge. There also commodious Ball Room, being 20 by
Is feet.
The subscriber promises every attention those who may
patronise him. BENZ. BROWN.
Portsmouth, July, 1886. j23 Iw FIJI
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' Washington Vo-
ne drill room, 100
!. 10 attend the funeral

NOTICE.
THE Members Of the Second G Washington Vo-
iuntesrs are requested to m, ne drill room, 100
iyasissmc CAPT. D. MULLENs.
TNITkD STATES CIRCUIT COURT Finn Circuit
and District Of Louisiana. Saturday. z7h day Of June
the Hon. Tneo. H. Nc aeb district Judge The Hon. j.
Mckinley, presiding judge, absent.
gearing TO the that the Defendants Jacob Baker Van
vs ye Bu.t fsEg With Ishn Hun. Co. au.e D.v, vs.
.ns S FL ai,g R,y. served
sid. tn. city Of New Yok. On motion Of k H. Wilde
sol etor for COMPLAINANT TO- B. Duncan Esq soei or for
thereto that this rule published Que Of the sa1e.s
Of New York week for three mouths requiring
aoe o. before n. 81 IN 0 "Us Ss
next ensuing or the allegations OF said bill will
BE- aiken for comics ed by said defendants:
district OF Louisiana hereby sert,fy the foregoingo be
true copy from the original Of record in this office Witness
hand and ne seal said court at the city Of New Or
u % law San m : ED. RANDOLPH, Clerk.
MRS. JANE SMITH,
ATE from Nsrvon. ireland, per ship Queen Of the West
Any niormssios Of her whsreabcgs would be gladly
Please call before "a o'clock ,hi. day. ,ys,,t.mc
SUI HEkN MERCHANTS,
w no WANT Merchandise Of Tesdy sale, and 20 insure
WORKS and PssmerT az ns
land street where fancy soaps had from six cents to
lavender other perfumes in Ike rao We pedae on
selves to sell better article lower mi than any
% tine SSy p'ss whsr the
the proprietor and inventor, MIR johnson. jy23 Tvs m
FASHIONABLE TEA HOUSE.
Foe Miles from Netcporf, the Post Road lcndins