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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-12-28

Diss OIutiOn Of Copartners hip.

HNHE Co.partnership heretofore existing
u bet ween Philip f.. Dunham y George
w Green, under the name of Duham ~
Green, was dissolved on the Goth Of February
laSl by mutual consent. George w. Gfeen is
fnily authorized to settle all concerns Of the
late firm.
The subscriber will continue the
Painting and Glazing Business
on his own account, IA successor TO DnDham "
Green, al the old stand, No. lI6, Thames street.
(next south Of the Post Oilice,) and intends
keepiEg a general assortment Of Paints, Oil
Glass, VarnIsh Brushes, &c. &c. as al moder'
ate prices as any other store in town. Crate
lul for pas, favors he respectfully solici,s q
continuance.
GEORGE W GREEN
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Mary PcnrOse,

ate of Newport, widow. dec, was presented by
her deyisees for Probate. aud with request in
writing for Samuel Engs of Newport, to be
appointed Administrator on SAID Estate Of Ma
~ Penrose. with The VIII annexed, George
Engs named the Executor therein eine de.
ceased } The same is read, received aud re-
ieIred for consideration to a Cout Of Probiie.
to be holden at The Town Hall, in Newport, on
he ISt Monday ~ jan next, at 0 O'Clock, 4.
NJ. and notice thereof is ordered to be given by
ad' er,isemenl FOR three successive weeks ia the
HeraM cfMe Times, that all persons intereS ed
NAV appear al said time and place and be heard.
Dec. 7. b. B. ROWLAND, Prob. Crk.
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From Godey's Ladies Newspaper.
THE UPPER CRUST.

FROM Oodty Ldd1tS 4Ne"sPoPG'
THE UPPER CRUST.
'Oh Wha, goodly outside falsehood hath. ,
The woman who makes the contemplate blum
der,
In getting up pies,
To shorten the upper crust more than The NV
Is very unwise;
Not only pcnurious, meagre, and mean,
Bat called in the papers " decidedly green"
Bot look through this world, and you'll find
that the upper
Are ever more short,
More testy in temper, more stinted at supper,
More brief in retOrt;
Besides. n their relish for splendor and dash
They often &c, short Of health, credit and
And man Of deception is ever lover,
Wherever he's found
And life is book in fine snowy cover,
Most splendidly bound
Each leaf has an edging Of gold, but w,hia
Ii is dark with inscriptions Of folly and sin.
II strangers you meet, at wedding or party,
Bestow not your uust,
Your confidence, frank, unsuspecling and
hearty,
On short upper crust
Or you'll learn that not pastry alone hath the
sin
or an outside much better than what is with
You viii find the same spirit pervading al
classes,
The hiph and the mean
Like rich satin cloak it envelopes the masses,
Over ragged msreen-
IA a spotless false bosom may horrors en-
close,
And gaiter r-buots laced o'er detestable hose.
There is counterfeit breeding in full circula-
tIOn,
More brilliant than gold
There IL counterfeit talent, and false reputa-
Most fair to behold
And counterfeit wealth, with its elittering
dust,
All snowy without, like the rich upper crust.
But give me the friend that is frank for won
der,
And trusty though rough
Whose upper crust proves very much like the
under,
And neither are tough;
Let us win what We can of the graces Of art,
But pledge for them never the truth Of the
heart.
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Adams's ArithmeticaI Series.


! The attention of Piopretors of Academies
Teachers and Super intendenis in our Common
Schools. and all those interested in education
! is invited 10 the full series OF Ailhmetica
Works now published. Copies will be furnish
ed for examination on application TO either o
the Publishers.
i-PRIMARY ARITHMETIC, or MEN,
tai OPERATIONS IN NUMBERS being
an introduction TO Adams's New Arithmetic
revised edition.
u.-ADAMS'S NEW ARITHMETIC RE.
vlSED EDITION; being a revision Of Ad-
ams's New Arithmetic, first published in 1927
III KEY TO THE REVISED EDITION
lOF ADANs'S NEW ARITHMETIC.
IV.-M EMS URATIOIN, MECHANICAL
POWERS, AND MACHINERY. The prin-
/ cipes Of mensuraion analyiically explained
and practically applied to the IN easlirement OF
lines. superfces, aud solids also, phloSophi.
cal explanation OF the simple mechanical pow
ers, and their application to machinery. De-
signed to follow Adams's New Arithmetic
In preSs)
V.-BOOK KEEPING. This work con-
tains a. ucd explanation Of the science of ac-
counts, a new, concise, and common ssense
method of Book KEEPING by SINGLE Entry
and various iorms OF receipts, orders. notes,
bonds. mortgages, aud other instruments neces
sary for the transaction Of business. Accom-
panied with Blank Books for the use Of learners.
Published by
PHILLIPS & 8. S..MPSON, Boston,
COLLINS 4 BROTHER, New York,
J. w. PRENTISS & CO., Keene, N. ii.
Nov 30 CIV.
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DIR. WARREN'S
SarsaparilIa, Tomato and Wild Cherry
PHYSICAL B4TTEES.
kA on.aaS .>on n ofaln

NOHPOSED of pure Spanish Sarsaparilla,
~ Tomatoes and Wild Cherry Barks, three OF
II t most powerful, purifying and strengthen
ing productions IN Nature.
rhe extract here presented is prepared after
The directions given by The celebrated DR..
Warren, whose name / bears, land will be found
superior TO any preparation of The kind now in
use. IT, is highly ouceniraled-enlirely ve.e-
table and favored 10 The taste.
Sarsaparilla, Tomato, and Wild Cherry
BiIters, have now become Standar d medicine
universally approved by Physicians as a safe
speedy, and ellecual remedy for
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Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces,

MAY ALWAYS he found OF the subscriber.
WI Of most approved patterns, and set with
care, and warranted 10 work we'll Also. Tin
and Sheet Iron Ware on hand. with other aili.
cle. usually kept at such store. Tin, Copper
aud sheet Iron work made to order. Orders
solicited opposite X. ]. Unior Bank.
WIN. DROWNELL.
Oct 4, isis. dtwtf
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The grta. s.prno,lD OF "Roberts' Com.
pould Sarsaparia over all other prep
ara IONS oI Sarsaparilla and Pills, is their con.
cen rated form, and purity Of tle extract,
" hlch, being combined with otheI vege liable
eat acts render them the most purifying Of all
medicines
The pc, u lar virtues OF the Sarsaparila root
have fra long time attracted The attention OF
he medical profession and The public. and
arcat IN crest has been directed To the develop
mems OF its medical properties. various syrup
lInctures, and Decoclions have been prepared
Iom IL. ait of which have been found to cou.
tam litue or none of the valuable properties OF
The root Medical mena are aware how slightly
The root yields its virtues by maceration in wa
er, and the impossibiily of retaining II when
prepared IN Alcohol. Hence the great value
oi ihe solid extract of which these pills are
prepared Ohe box OF the Compound Of Sal
,apar,lia Pills contains more of The Sarsaparl
la than is contained in two bottles of The Syrup
Usually used.
The proprietor experimental for severa
years to obtain from the root a solid extract.
which should possess all It's valuable properties
| in their most concentrated form, which he
combined into the ioim OF Pills, and has used
| hem IN his practice with The most astonishing
success, and, al The suggestion of many friends.
| he now offers them To the public at q pIice
which makes them the cheapest medicine in
the world, with the full assurance thai they will
be found TO be the best medicine prepared.
| The Compound SlTSapaTila Pills are used
! for the permanent cure OF those diseases which
arise from an impure SiaIe Of the blood and
morbid sercelions Of the Liver and stomach,
| viz: EryspeaS, Sc0iula or Kings Evil Ul-
GERS, Scald lead, Obs ''Dale Cuianeuus Erup
tIonS, blotchrS, BoilS P'mpleS, Sore, Weak or
Innamed Eyes, Gandu ar Swelliags, Rheunat-
! ic Affections, Pains Of the Bones and joints.
1 DropSy, Dyspepsia, Asthma DiarrhUa, D,Sen-
tery, Coughs, Colds, Infamms,ion of the
Lungs Influenza, ndigesiion leadachc, Jaun
dice, General aud Nervous Debility, Female
Complaints, Bilious Diseases, and Diseases
and whenever medicine is repaired to purify
and nvigorate the system.
They are purel, vegetable compound, and
may be- used by persons of all ages. They are
pleasant to the palate, and produce no nausea,
uneaslneSs or gripping in their operation Hun
dreds of certificates could be giVol OF persons
who have used them with the eaeSt benefit.
purchasers will be particular 10 ask for " Rob.
"rts' Compound Sarsaparila Pills" and OBJ.
serve that the wrapper on each box has u foe
simlle OF the signature OF JOS. ROBERTS.
VI. ID. No travelling agents appointed
! All applications for Agencies, pod letters on
the subject of the medicine, must he addressed
(post paid) 10 G. p. FAY, New York City. Gen.
eral Ag mt for the United States, British and
West India Provinces.
X. TAYLOR and C. @. c. HAZARD
agents fo% Newpon
Aug. Q, 1Si5-iy,
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Magical Corn SaIyc,

UTARpASTED to'eneci n speedy cure ir
w the directions are slrictl' complied with.
ausing no pain whatever, ,-nsat'v put up IN
5otes with directions. at the low price Of l2J
'en's. Prepared and sold W q. T.. Hazard
Drrggis', No 57 Thames Street
bee.
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NICE'S RESTAURATOR
AND YSTER SALOON

l42 Tli1mcs-street, Newport, IL. 1.
WHERE may be found the best of New
w York and other Oysters, Pastry, nc. Al
so SUPPER5 served up in good style, ut the
abo G establishment.
NJ B. Baking done for families at short no.
lice
June 2
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Daniel w. COggeshnII,

Court of Probate Of The town Of Ne,epou,
Dec. 4, 1913.
A INSTRUMENT in writing, dated i7lh
"A June, 1911, purporling 10 be the last w i'll
and Testament oi
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BouNp OvEn.-The five young men,
members OF Yale College, who were ar
rested las, week on complaint issued by
grand juror EIollisier, charging them vii b
breaking the windows of number OF
dwelling houses, appeared before Justice
Bennett, last evening, for examination. -
The accused having admitted that there
was "probable cause" for their being re-
Danded to higher tribunal for trial, they
were ordered to find bail in the sum OF
500 each, to answer ot the March term
ofthe County Court.-Ner Uarcn Journ-
al Of Saturday.
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Give tt n trial.

nYER's Cough Confccfion, pleasant and
~ enectua remedy for Cough, Colds. Hoarse
ness, &c. For sale by
Dec. I6. s&w C.G. c. HAZARD
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neOus Diseases.

Jaundice, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bill ious,
Disorders, Tumor in the Throat swelling of
the Limbs, Salt Rheum, Bad iiumors. eau.
cerous Sores, Chronic Catarrh, Headache.
Nervous Irritation, Loss Of Appetite, Liver
Complaint. CoSlivenes~, weak and sore som
ach, Ulcers and Sores, Pain in the Bones
Rheumatic a Affections, ErySipeas Eruptions on
the face, Kings Evil Languor Debility Dz.
illness, Saliow Complexion, Loss OF Strength
and Flesh all those disorders which arise
from the abuse Of Mercury or from an impure
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The OLD CooS IN ENGLAND.-A genuine
American racoon was recently discovered in a
field near Tamworh, the residence Of Sir
Robert Peel. lie was Immediately attacked
by several dogs, but defended himself bravely,
throwing himself on his lunches and biting
and scratching his assaants 50 furiously that
they were compelled to retreat. lie then ran
up tree, aud countryman climbed up after
him but the coon set John Bull at defiance
and Grove him to the ground with many griev-
Gus scratches. The courageous animal was
at last brought down by two shots from a
fowling-piecc. lie is supposed to have es-
capped from mcnagerie.
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Tomato and wild
Cherry lsilfHLS.

Are entirely unrisalled for the cure Of all
diseases before enumerated They a,c OF uni
versal Use in New England and highly ap.
precialed BY all classes Of people.
The price of this extract il ONLY so cents
per bottle yet it is so highly concentrated that
one bottle will last longer aud do more good
than any dollar article ia use.
ID + BRADLEE q son, l3o Washington
street, Proprietors Of the above valuable medl-
cine.
AGENTS-Newport, r. J. TAyi OR -
Bristol, Briggs s. Day. Warren, w. u. Du.
val. Providence, J. WaJswortb, and dealers
in medicine generally throughout New Eng
land Oct II, 1913. ".
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DANIEL SWEErLAND of said Provi-
Ddcnce. Guardian of lhe persons and estate 9
of his children, n,--Mary f. Sweetland un
Charles :. Swestland, (minors)-Pr scnts had
petition in writing to this Court for liceJ scs
and authority. ia his said capacity, Z" sell all
the right, title and interest of SAID minors in
and to n c-rlaio lot Of land with the improve
mcnts thereon lying ia MiddIetown, IN the
county Of Newport, being part of the farm of
ihe late Gideon Barker, deceased, bounded
North on land of George Psckhap, East on
laud of john Ball. and West and South on the
highway. aud to invest the pr coed. Of said
sale according To law. Aud said petition is
received, aud is referred TO the ninth day Of
Jaruary next, AT nine O'Clock A. NJ for con-
slderalIon. and lis ordered that notice thereof
be published three weeks succr.siv-ly, in the
Herald OF the Times, a newspaper printed N
the town Of Newport in said county Of New
port. "A. u. GkEENE, CIR.
Dec. - 3w
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RECOMMENDED by emf.
nent physicians az a '">ale.
convenient aud very eiiica.
cions Remedy )" as one that
will rot disSarpoint lhe reason.
able eApeclatIohs ollhoSe who
use 1t, and superior to any
other within their knowledge,
for Coughs, Colds and Con-
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DCCt rains SpinO-A bdominnI
SuDDOrterS,

Dt OMMENDED by the mosteminenl Ply
L llci tbs IN the United States For sale by
&. &C. HAZARD Agent.
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Cosmetics, Pcrfumery &c.


7 UbiN = Ede'>, RouSSel's and Meakin E1
IL tracts for the tiaudksrchlePs
stpe icr OrriS Tooh Paste
Pui.ied Charcoal Tooth Paste
RouSSeI's shaving CIear
French Banaolne
julie, liauel, Liquid Hair Dye
Choice Tooth WderS, various kinds
Bailey's Military Shaving Cream
German and French Colognes
Chlorine and OfIis Tooth " ash
Rous>els Toilet Powder
Articles for Beautyying hs SEin and Sottsaing
n J. p .iOh..
Gouraud's Italian Medicated Soap
superior CUld Cream. Rose LIP Salve
Jules tlauel's Persian Pow der
Oriental Tablet Of Alabaslar
kadway> Chinese Soap, ) ilk OF Ro,es
Crarys Ambreine Cream
Perfumed Chalk Balls
rearl Powder Ii White
Articles for Beauhfwng and Preserving III.
liar.
Jaynr's Hair Tonic, Camm's Spanish Lu>
Rogles Hyperion Fluid, Bears Oil
Clitehugh'S Tricophcrous ulialo Oil
Oldridge'S Balm OF Columbia
Ward. Vegetable Hair OIL
Genuine Ok MaIfsw Pomade
Ruslan ienume MacaSSar Oil
Don Juan'S Rose Compound
AleSanderN Trcobaphe
Naples Hair Dye
Also a fine assortment NJ teeth, hair, mai
iesh and shaving Brushes; ivory aud buffalo
norm Combs Fine Combs, Pocket Comb,
'ourt Plaster. Fancy Soaps, shaving soaps.
Otto Roses. Gold B.ater Leaf, IndeIibelnks
pngenls, CacLou AfomaliSe, DC. &c. The
lbove articles are warranted genuinr and be,l
81 ihel kind. Kept constantly on hand and
ior sole at reasonable prices, by e. @. &
IAZtkD Druggist No. 81, Thames street
March l
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fe9al Notices.

Al a Court Of Probate, of The torn of fNe,epori,
holden Dec. A, lS4s
A N INSTRUMENT in writing, dated 27th
IA Nov, Io47, purporling to be The last viii
and Testament If
Joseph Crandall,
lete of said Newport, deceased was presented
10 this Cont for Probate, and for letters tesla
menIary 10 iSsre 10 James Crandall the sole
Executor named therein. The same is
read, received and referred tor considera.
lion to Court oi Probate TO be holden at The
10 Sn Hall in Newport on the fret Monday m
Jan. next at O'Clock a. M, and notice is
ordered TO be given thereof by advertisement
for three successive weeks in the Herald Of The
Times, that all persons interested may appear
1t said time and place and be heard.
b. Is. ROWLAND,
Dec Z. Probate Clerk
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III TIIE UTUVW IIV TITI00NT IIVN
Female Complaints, Family Use,

For all Female Complaints, these Bitters
will be found the mCst pure. delicate, pene
uaiing and effective medicine ever used. The
genei al directions. for various diseases, which
we have all cady given, are properly applicable
TO females, with this exception, that ladies oi
delicate constitution should modify them
slightly, Unnecessary. Thuse suffering from an
obstruction or irreguariy, should use them
freely, until nature Is restored 10 her proper
acion.
Their warming, animating, and strengthen
ing qualities will be hlghly appreciated they
elieciually remove nausea. heartburn, nervous
irritation headache, swelling OF The feet and
limbs, &c, and lmparl light vigorous and
healthy feeling To the whole system.
TO Ladies ailliced with Dyspepsia Indi;cs-
tion Debility. feeble circulation Of The blood
small Eruptlons on the face. yellow or dingy
comp exion, these bitlers are Of ineSlimabe
value. II has been truly observed that beauty
of complexion is visible health and this can
only be obtained by keeping the blood. and in
lernal iunc ions, in a sound and healthy condi.
lion. Beauty cannot exist independent OF
health.
For Children.
These Bitteis may be- given according to he
directions, IN doses adapted TO thei age, with
perfect safely and good effect They are the
most natural medicine that can possibly be used
and may justly be pronounced an inestimable
dome II ic blessing
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The Vegetable Pulmonary
3 a = 8 a M .

Tested by The Experience and Observation of
Thousands, for up,cards Of Toeuv Years
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ADAMS'S NEW ARITHMETIC,
REVISED EDITION.

THIS valuable School Book contains the
char aclerislcs of The former edition IN a great.
IL improved form with such corr, r,ciions and
additions as the wants of the times demand
Il has been already very extensively adopted IN
place of the old edition, aud is received with
the mos unqualified approval.
Adams's New Arithmetic is almost the onl,
work on Arithmetic usid in extensive sections
of New England. IL is used IN every par, OF
tho United SHes and in the Slate of New
York, is the Text Book in ninety three Of the
one hundred and fifty five Academies which re
ported 10 the Regents OF the University in 1917
IL has been adapted TO the currency OF, and re
published in Canada. IL has been lranSl ated
and re.pubished in Greece. Notwithstanding
the multiplication Of ArilhmelicS, made up
many Of hem. Of the material of this work
il has increased in the public favor aud de
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Al a Court Of Probate ofMe topn Of Nacpon
holden Dec. 4, 1913.
WM. GUILD, Executor ofthe Will Of
w Eliza q. D1lbear

NV VI. ptlL', Executor Oi tne VIII OF
w Eliza q. DOibear,
late Of Newport, widow, dec. presents mis- End
account on said estate for allowance, which
said account contains a credit for the real es-
tate Of said deceased sold by the Execuior.-
The same is read. received and referred for
consideration to a Court Of Probate TO be hold
en- at the Town Hall, in Newport. on the first
Monday in January next, at o'clock a. IN ,
and notice is ordered TO be given lhereofby ad
yerlisemen for three successive weeks in the
Herald Of The Times, for all persons Interested
to appear at said time and place and be heard
Dec. 7. Is. b. ROWLAND, Prob. Cl'k
State Of r. I. and Proridtnce Plantations.
Municipal Court ofthe city of Providence,)
Dec, 5, lSI5.
Estates Of fMary F. and Charles s. Sieeetland,
Minors.
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DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines.

April G, Is45
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THE BEST
AND CHEAPEST FAMILY MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD!
ID IL. IS d IL Il IL TS'
COMPOUND SARSAPARILLA
PILLS,

An Alternative,
Tonic Diurentic
and mild CathaT.
tic. Price 81 IA
cents per box,
containing Il fly
pills.
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"UITutI TdUu, VCl 20, I6q I.
DIR S. Wood feel it my duty to inform
you that your oarsapariila Elixir has been Of
very great service 10 both myself and my ia.
Their Helm particular has takea only one bot.
lie, and the alteration In his case is quite aston
Ishng. From being feeble aud slckly, unable
10 labor, and lingering for live orsix years past,
he is now quite well and strong. lie dec lares
nc was benefited more than fifty dollars by the
uAc oil one nnlIle
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Joseph Crandall,

At Court of PROBATE, Nc1eport, holden De.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-11
Vera Cruz Correspondence.

VERA CRUZ, July 5, 1913.
Eds Crescsa-As your correspondent has gone to uca
tan on Republcan mission, and Therefore cannot write
will give Won such news as have been able TO collect.
The diligence arrived yesterday bringing dates to the 18th
ut It was as usual robbed PerOte there only being
lady in it at the time The diligence which arrived the day
before Yesterday attacked San Juan by four mounted
men, well armed there three Americans inside, one
having double bareed gun, and the other slxshooer
One of the robbers fired into the COACH but injured no one
upon which, the American with the gun poked it out and
the robbers attempted leave but before they could eec
their object of them received bullet in his arm from Ie
gun of the American His horse away and was taken al
thebrdge The robber himself captured the same even
ing while attempting to pass San Juan, and boug 10 tn
city Eleven americans also brought IN lhey We're
arrested for highway robbery in the vicinity OF feroe
presume they will be the United States to give your
city the benefit of their delightful society
Paroles still continues his revolutionary movements IN the
interior It was currently reported in the city that he had
interview with Gen. Busamente, at which he held out
many inducements the latter to join him in his attempt
overthrow the Government
June 26h decree was published in the city of Mexico by
which those having their possession foreign tobacco
which the customary duty had been paid would be al
lowed fifteen days to collect and pay them the expira-
ton of which time all tobacco not having paid the duty
vould be confiseated to the Government
The foreigners holding tobacco Immediately represented
the severity of the decree 20 their respective COnsu and Mr.
Clifford promptly represented TO the Mexican Minister that
the decree in direct eOnavenon of the late treaty made
with the United States by Mexico The Mexican Minister
being made sensible of the wrong that would be done the
decree should be carried into effect consented to repeal it.
Dun countys ihday was welcomed by the of aEl.
ey from the different forts In town. and sautes fired
at noon and evening. There was no military, nor public