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LATER FROM HosDURss-We have the Belize
. lII,nduras) Gosette 70 Nov 81, ia which we find
| the following intelligence
CENTRAL AMERICA.-We have received letters
ami papers from the interior down to the 81 inst.
md are pleased 70 find that the country is in pa
ciic state, and that prosperity generally prevails
Commissioners have been nominated 10 meet at
the diet Of NacaOme, for the regulation of Foreign
Affairs
In Honduras the Assembly had been installed,
and special one had been decreed for the consider.
alton Of the same subject that viii occupy the diet.
As we expected, all The proclamations and protest
atoms Of assisting Mckee against the United States
Z have ended in--doipg nothing.
There had been some differences between Leon
and Granada, but they were Immediately sup.
| pressed
There had been some riots in San Salvador, in
tue District OF Sacatecoiuca. about the planting OF
| tobacco. The election of the new President is
spoken Of aad there appears to be several csndI-
| dates
YUcATAS.--We reeret 10 lesrn that the Indian
! disturbances In Yucatan continue undated. With
! In few days. the inhabitants Of Tohosuca have
been me ssacrcd, with scarcely an exception.
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FUoITIvE SLAvEs-A bill 10 prevent kidnapping
in Ohio or rather to prevent the arrest OF fugitive
slaves has been introduced into the Legislature Of
that State. 1t principal provisions are
prohibits under the penalty Of imprisonment In the
Penteutiary not less than more than hve years,
any person in this stae. not public OH er Of the Uaei
States aiding assisting In any way the arrest or reno
val Of fugitive slave.
Sscondlg /, proaibis under Ike puul,hmen any jail
or or other Office acting nndrr the laws Of his State I'm
prsoniur In the jail shy other place fugitive slave
Thirdly n nficis he punishment upon aav per.
Who shall any way any person 10 80 out Of
tho state with the Intent Of erslavng such person..
The character of the proposed Law IS nearly or
quite similar to that which exists IL Pennsy
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MI, GALLArIN,S PAMPHLET.
PRor- AGNesIz,s BROCHURES.

'NHI, PAMPHLET, on he War Win MeNlco, II no'
l prihied IN an Extra Tribune and msy bs purchvsd q
our counter for Oue Dollar Der 100 CO les. -
GREELEY 4 McFLRATH
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CoID WATER FOR BuRNs.-Mr Seth Hunt Of
Northampton gives the following statement OF tie success
OF treating with Geld water burn aud sead in his
family:
"Cold water applied, by immersion, til the pam
ceased the water being changed often Is Il became
warm. The part then kept swathcd Win wet band
ages Dry wooden enyeopng them. Hnt The inldTy
was healed. The healing rapid, and effected without
leaving scar. The instant relief which the cold water
gave from the eXcTuciatng pain was highly gratifying
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NOTICES.
PuRENOLO9lsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
F0WLERs * WELLS,
Clinton Hall. 1881 rns~uu-Sf. n. y.


~ philadelphia Coie@e Of Medicine, finh
south OF Waautst Spring and sam nsf ColIse OF
Lectures for 1885, viii be 60 nieY'ed on Monday NNch
g. '4s aud be continued four m'nh'i BY the following
J,s McCnSrocE, MD General, Special and Surgical
Anatomy.
d. 4 GAsDNER ~ u Chemistry.
HsNRY GIBBONS, VI u. Theory and Praotiee Of Ned
cine ,.
JANIS MccLiSTock, ND Principles aud Prastes Of
HrSSY 0BpoSs NJ D Institutes of Medicine AMI Ned
cal Jufsprudence
ST MoCLlyT1cg. " D. Demonstrafor Of Anatomy.
RfcH.KD BUgR, II d. Prosecute " Sur-eIy.
Fee Tor the ful $40 Fee for those who have A.
iton 20 be paid once only - Gradustiol, 80 fftcu
cal Anstomy, inc udiug Recapitulat0-y Lectures 40
TIE Dissecug Rooms w b. opened on the Is OF Ma ch
Ff1m rangemens now peuiine there 10 es-rJ TeAs1u
60 hope that the chirs of ilsi ntss of bed cine an
Anatomy will be- occupied by distinct Psoirf'fs a. az
early period tor fanher lpiolm,tion inquire IT
JAMES MCCLiNfOCk, d Dean.
NJ. North Elesenth-st.
Philadelphia December q. l87. j 2Awjw
~ Mercantile Library Pursuant
90 Article ~ chapter 3 OF the Consultation. the Annua
Election OF this Association wall be he'd At Clinton Hal
on Tuesday. 18th January the fOus VIII remhn open
from O'Clock NJ until . + 81 - by oTi-f'
- Dl9 H. bANIhOri l. h-'oIaint SeSJ'
,,,- November Report o. TaE MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY Of Newly 1n Walsi--I ll'
Institution during the month OF November sBsdcns hun
dfeG snd three new policies, VIZ
10 Merchants Iiaderssl To fhyslr ans ...s-.....
MaaniacfureTs........ "a AlwgeTs.............. 2
Clerks ................ u NIrrEyuIen ....ss..s..
Agents ................ TeAchcr....s.s.s....s.
kneine-ra.............a Stu4rnts.............. s
fagmer................l frJirssuT..s...........
Mechanics ss..s.ss...s-aI L-~lls.ssss's
Ldy,s I9
MORRIS ROBINSON, President
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BANK NOTE TABLE,
piAb-5sfffs ref4is BIS - Bank ssf rna ~. Table
MAINE d ~.rr H.. L e-..,sl Las

Carefully corrected by J. THoSFsoS Exchange
Broker. % Wail-st New-York
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now TO RAiss WATER.


CURIOUS WORK on HYDSAuLlcs AID NsoHAsios.
DESCRIPTIVE AND HISTORICAL ACCOUNT
- of Hydraulic and other Machines for raising Wa
ter ancient AID modern with observations VARIOUS
subjects connected with the Mechanic Arts including the
Progressive Oegeopm o. the stean-Engne. Descnp
fous Of every variety Of Bellows, Piston and Rotary
Pumps Fire-Engines Mater Rama Pressure N sne-'
Arf achnes koApii,s, SC. Remarks Ancient ellis,
Air.Beds CogNheels, Blowppes, Bellows Of various
People, Magic Golets, steam Idols and other Machinery
of Ancient Temples TO which are added Experiments
1u Blowing ard spoutng Tubes ana other or gina Do
vices Natures Modes aud Machinery for raising Water
Hstorcs Notices respec NJ > phons Fountains Water
Oreans Clepsydre, Pipes, kayes Cocks, &c. In Five
Books. by THOMAS EwBANS. Illustrated by 800 In
cravings. go
THIS volume on the various machinery connected with
the raising OF water very interesting production, not
only 10 the Experimental Philosopher the Mechanics an
end the Operative Trademan who are engaged IN the re-
searches snd work combined with the objects specified In
the Treatise but also every ordinary reader who -
lcicus enlarge his general Information aud who wishes
20 combine with the topics which attract his
attention
~ The shove work "a publishing In EIGHT PAsrs
OF numbers, a. . cents each
GREELEY & McELRATH, Publishers,
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\ NOTIcE We received yesterday 2 notice
thst property IN M1denltn- had been tossed ssoc
with Information that the Sail assessment h4d been con-
hrmei. aud that payment would Re received a. money
current a. the severe! banks y ths cy. We have -
say mcst decidedly that shan not pay First because
cannot determine certainly what the smouat ss 70 Is
only stated 70 gues Secondly. hsc4nsewe have no faith
in confirmation II he ching be- u1ssur1 n i-se.f
whelherit be man, boast Whatever else mere co1hrns-
ton ~ VII tsver hlnis periorme Is mere ceremony,
coming 10 n0upg; Therefore This matter Of The Maiden.
are. being Altogether unsoIld, hyp'crcsl rotten. AMI
% emily oinr, from the alins alnot
cnrs its defects And lastly. 0acause We 90 not OWL any
properly IN N1fen-lane. Journal of Commerce.
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NAVIGATION OPES.-The steamboat Norwich
from New ork arrived yesterday az II NJ. with hGu-
bred passengers and some freight and len at T. NJ. tue
same day.
The Columbia Capt Topper, started yesterday morning
AZ o'clock from New York and reached here yesterday
evening at II Il reported that the river Is quite free
from ice aud the volume Of water is great aud the
weather milo. II Is likely 70 remain open .ome days.
The Norwich lefl Ncw-Nofk Tuesday evening, W IS
detained by fog daring the night and sgaln detained
At Kingston ~ hours by the Captain. mach to the
dissatisfaction Of The passengers She was 80 h0as on
her way up. The Columbia ~. Alb Auas, MONDAY.
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-~-->sA LETTERS Az NEW-PAPER> -

e. q. ID. Wheeler, Coulmissioosr u Dseas
,e--- York And Coaussus1t. TsumsnT dali AZ n
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- Irfter- snd Newspapers vii Be received y
lie Foreign Slip Letter O,s " he New fors tnoune
Gr the p.skst-ship SPLENDID Capt Crawford wnicr
s2iis for Ilsyre on the 5th Of IA.
Also uiil be received a. The sane pace, letters SIC
Newspapers for the pscksi-shiP PArAiCA HGNh1
Cap Dsano which salts Tor Liverpool on the 9TH d a.
Also. will 10 received a. the .a,ne see &c a.
Nowspspen. fol the pscsst-ship ST vi " Tx Capt
fIovay VII ch sails Tor london on the sth u Jan
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Baltimore. Bans 0i........
Chesapeake Bank....... do
Citizens Rlnk.-..........do
Com.N Farm. 8's ofBal.'e. do
Cumb. BIZ JfAiieghany. n
Famsrs' Ok ofMaryiand.i
Farm.AMerh. I'k.Frei'k.. do
Farm Shi-fch. B'k Baltic. :
fnrm.A Planners Bauk...l
Frederick County bank...dt
da.erslCWr 6llk........co
Marine Bank ofBiifinore.
Mechanic Baus OF BBil'e.dC
Mercalis' B4nk.......-.do
Mineral BlIk.............l
rainpsco Bark............dC
Salisbury Bank ...........-
Union bans 0f Maryland.
" Washington County Bank.il
Western BaIk...... .....
" Hslu|usIer. Bank OIL
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CLoaIs. cLOAES!

: go LAD IS AID MISSES CLpkEs sELffNr or AZ
CREAT SACRIFICES TO CLOSE TIE b. slNEss
uFOR THE SEASON we RI, -cifally 40 icit cal
fora of every rank both y0ury I'D %, rich and
ro0r Co-k- In rrices frcn :. - ~ -no c,n
ssi every r. In pr.s-nt use namely, Ch lsse %
German and French Pokp ard Jenny Lad Pokss slso
s.v-rsi ale French styles hich very beznni ISs
ruo.t fs.sior. can - suited srd ssge 81 per cert D
c.Iirg or R<msmbsr tie number l. - stheftne q
rear East Broadway. Eu"Aho " .-aobAf
III iNisf
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Lnfc from Ifnyfi.

Adyiccs have been received from Port au-Prince
to Dec 10. The city had been much ogitated some
days previous by the condemnation to death Of NJ.
Joseph courtos, Senator and Editor Of the Feuais
On Commerce, forhaying attempted to excite civil
war. The Senate sentenced him to 4 months i'm
prisonment but President soolouque changed the
sentence TO one Of death. By the Intervention Of
the French sud English Consus it was finally mod
lied TO Punishment
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ROULETr"S

INTEREST TABLEs--Slxth edition. Fres,on's6 sad
per cent interest tables, Advance and Discount BOOKS
Of fhe approved kind
Exchange Fables showing the value 10 dollars and cents
any OF exchange on England from one penny U
s. 900 sterling commencing 80 par snd proer,,'ins by
quarters 10 II per cent. advance vlth additional tables
For saio By fhANIl. IOllkfiy
Il ~ r-.l..- -.-. .I.lLn MaIN u
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WEHS rER's pICTIoNARY.
,FORD B. KELLOGG

sANDFORD b. KELLOGG,
A TTOENE S-tT-LAW, Office - Pine-s. 81 LOUIS.
LAMO Tie securing ana collection Of debts and al pro-
ionaI business will be promptly and faithfully attend
e. -. ,,
Rsfsr to Messrs L. A. Bsnoist Co; Loksr, Rsrsek
Co b.nkers aud Collins kellogg, 81 Logs. Msssis. Ran
dir Dsryes X co Lawrence Trmble Go Hagh Auch
Inc r).s < Sons, and ". W. rlnH.s Co. ~-fork--
No.. Colias 4 Brothers. Hartford. lsStm'
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>~-.-->A EETrEN~ Az NLN>fAPEk> -
G1sN FOR FOREIGN PORTS on
~ Leifer BAGS .Es open At th- o'hes-<---
4 The NeV-York Irrlu- for al Foreign Ports zut a.
letter, ana ncvspapers deposited 10 this oce ii, Away
81 forwarded BY the very earliest vessels Ibs
s.nt l. us az the spec a supcrv.si1a Of B. MOWER
rs5 well kno~n 0I many years . TIE exp-rencea an
,ciert Superintendent Il the Foreign L-tt7r Depart
r-nt o. the Ssw-iors City Post Once.
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NEW DUTCH HEiiRsN6s.-io kso superior
nj 6AssNEa I foUHs, is4 csssks<-sa
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ltiLDEh- HA DHAkE-Df even variety
Bccu2rsng ycks lacbes shutter and blind b and
tslsns toor b> sod polls folding aud sliding door tr'r
m'nss rver plated, mineral pear, white rosewood and
has kncos 6Tts hinges screws cut .no wrogght nails
srsds ~. ks C. 8. LITTLE.
% sos.n Lac Osborn h Lirssl 50 Bsiton- st
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SMALL BEGIsNIvGs-A Sunday School Mission
ay Society composed Of the teachers and SCHOLARS o. the
Broadway Tabernacle raised during The year 1871. Sfi
The money ayprooi led for the benefit o. S55ath
Schools "a other parts Il The untry. Most Of the contr-
buttons ia small pieces II silver and very
few " them In larger pieces than quarter II dollar.
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RHODE ISLAND.


American Bank, Providence {.
Arcade Providence. ...... DO
Biar ssiore CanaiB :, Prog.co
3rstol. Bank of..........to
Cenlrevile Blk. Warwick do
Citizens Tn. B'k. Scitgate. DO
CIV Bank. Pr0viteuce..- f.
Commercial Bark. Bristol. Z.
Commercial Bank, PrOy...t0
Crausiol Bank............do
Cumberland Ba1k.........co
Eagle Bank Of Bristol. lido
Eagle Bans. Providence. 90
Exchange Bank, Prov.....co
Exeter Ra1k..............d0
TauRiFer In. Bs.riverf1n 30
frsnkluBank, Cnrpachei. DO
freem1l's Bank. Bristol 80
lIobe Bars. Providence 90 90
Hfrh a.. Bank. Providence. DO
Hop. Bans. Warren do
Kent. Bank Of. Coventry do
La1dho,irr. asking 'n-to
wanufsc. Sank .Pr1vlielcr. DO
Mechanics Bank. Prof. DO
gech 4 Ianlf Bk. Prov. Do
Merchants Bank. ,-Hpor--o
Merchants Bank. Pr0T....t1
NcuniNern0r b'k. Foster. DO
SarraKnr sefiRs WlckforLto
Sae1lli Sans. Provi1encc. DO
<EnE.Con. 3 !. SevportcO
y. Z. facisr Bfk. Y. Prov. do
Newpori Bank ...........dO
Y. Amerirs. Bk n. Prov DO
y. Kingston b. WEXFORD do
Newport Exchange Baak. do
Norfr Providence Bark.. do
Pawuxet Rs1k. do
phpnix Bank. Westerly. do
Phr1ix B-ls. Provii-ncs. do
royid-rce ss1ss....s,,.,4e
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Csumerc siPsnk 0fPs..tr
Connerrr. Sank 1f..-....t r.
Delaware CO berE.......rf
DuyIes'uwf Bark ......Gc
Fasf-u hl-k-.--.-.-...-.r4
gre SalF-........... 80. {
EVchangr Bk. Piushurgh
Farmers Rars. Sucks Co.
yarn ers' Hk. Lancsster-.rl
Farmers 81 ofkesd nd
Farmers 4 Mecfs bk. Pliltc
faruersN urrscrs b ...-
Frarkiir Bank............l.
Germantown blnk.--.....
Oeuystlr- ilnk........-ll
har.sbuf-a Bank ..s...rli
Homes is.e farE....t.....
EersinEtur Bark....s... I
larrasffrn lnE.....-..... dc
LanrlatefCo. Bank I'D
LellEhCOrr.y Bssk go. -
Lebanon Bank. .
Levisi1wu Bsnk.........s7.
Naruf 4 Mechanics Bks I
Mechanics b. Ptiisf..-ic
he7cL A Alnlt Plush.
Midilsi0wu RF...........1.
N'rerF BE P0iisri.le....il
NlnonE1as's Bsns.......li
h0ltgou rF c.. sank
Mlgamers'ng Bank ...-.fl
N0rfhAre1ca. n1ns 0f...1t
Northern Linerti-s Bank ..ds
Northumberland. Blukof.ol
Pennsylvania. Larkof ...tC
PernluwnshIr. Bank of. DC
Philadelphia kslE........cC
PI'fshurEf ials..........l
>cl1ylfi.l Bank I
southwark Bark.........dl
SrsQleharna Co. BE. oG..li
L ;. Bank twinding upl..40
West Branch 8snk........1
" esterr bank.............
Wyoming Bank...........ei
York Ban
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FROM HAvASA-The schr. POrtia, Capt Ohm
stead arrived at this port yesterday ia seven days
from Havana. Capt. o. informs us that the schr.
Millinocket, Harper, master, bound from Havana
tor New York, laden with mahogany and cigars,
went ashore recently on Caysio Reel, was Ia
ken of by the wrcckers and towed into hey West.
Her stern post was broken into three pieces, and
she was Otherwise severely damaged.
(Sayannah gepHb Dee -.
GEoRcIA.-The Loco Focos Of Georgia have
held State Convention, and determined 10 abide
by and support the nomination oil National Con
vention to which body they proceeded to apPoiat
the following Delegates Nj. X. McAlllster and a.
H. Chappe, for the State az large; aud Thomas A.
Forman. Henry L. Benniug, James 3 PncEard,
William b. Pryor. Charles j. Mcdonald, VIM. ii.
Hull. +. II. Cone and Eli II. Baxter for the several
Congressional Districts.
KILLING A NEGRo.-Oa Sunday morning, on the
farm OF Coloue 0rmsbys. near this city, Mr. Robert saer-
ley Killed old negro man named Patrick. No one ~@s
reset tNcept Mr. Saerey and negroes and t1- io
lowing are the circumstances rcatod by Mr.. Sher.cy.
Patrick who lived in town, was drank aud quarrchns
ana ar was sent Tor 70 restore tranquility. When he
, 10 the cabin his authority was resisted, and AFTER
IN. b,oss were aimed ana parted. Mr.. :. walked out
,f ne calin followed by the negro, VINO DIRE" pistol
swearing that he would shoot him. MI ;. crew SIX
barrel revolver and fred twice ooh Gals eneiing ine
ners boa, causing his death IN half an hour ftfek
stoi anneas 10 have beer fired. The cock, nieen mh-
u,cs AFTER was found down, the pisoi empty anu 'os IA
terror OF the barrel dScolored with burnt PoNser.
terday Mr. Shorey voluntarily appeared seiore Two y'
,ces Of the peace. John Doup and John hcrr' "u' us
louisville Joar. Dec %.
A RIVER OF GRoG.-Sundsy morning last, MI
rAtnA II Post deputy sheriff OF Illinois District having
understood that small boat TOAD of whisky was on Us
way from Fort Saith 10 Fort Gibson Intended tor the IN
dian trade went In pursuit Of t. and having iouho H.
knocked IN the hea0s Of twelve barrels and poured The
contents into the Arkansas Tie boat SIN Al effy-
boaf commanded by Capt. Lively, white men, ard
manned hy several Creek Indians and Il aid with her car
20 ~ have beergd TO certain Cherokee whisky dealers
asou, Fort Gbsonwho were probably Masking ready fcr
,.nre,ry Christmas" lCherokse Advocate. Dec. 9.
Fx.Goy. PRArT-We understand that Governor
ptt vhose term OF office viii expire this day. will not
,soye from the city OF Annapolis but viii remain there
- continue the practice OF laa IN The Court u Appeals
o. u,1 Court OF Chaucery. and also Ia The Courts Of
Anne A,uniel Prince Georges and Calvert Counties.
"""' a. "''-''' baltimore Patriot. 81
sLAvr sryAxEns.-Three large steamers says
the T. E.aa0.,d with engines from 4vv y ssV no' sc
nower have D. en- fitted II hA, = a ioi the ass A
Oae Of them has already arrived on the ives. eoss ~
r,ca. where ste embarked 200 slaves ana esca2el "Y
the brig Sea LARK, BY stssnains away "0A '
during cain,
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PoLIcE.-Margaret Winchell was brought up
ard detained charge Of stealing breast fia from
Mrs. Howlan Of 40 27l lI'usfOn.st.. arab Trrp,
escaped convict from Baekwcs Island clught "a the
CRY last evening aud locked up, % be reurnei 20 her old
quarters. .Gsorae Pe.re taken into custody Tor
violent assault aud battery Elizabeth and Lon Perle,
and Threatening 70 take their lives michel Swft was
arrested last nigh. for assault upon ms wife with ps
toi. Charles Jackson brought up chlr.e 81
stealing irock coat from board the sloop Argc 10. Of
Maiden lane.
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HOLIDAYS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS

~ = KINNEY, 75l Broadway, opposlt. Aforplaes,
VI. has extensive assortment Of eleg nj standard Booss
aud Animals with great variety VI Juvenile hooha &e.
Sc suitable fr he approaching holidays The Gem OF
the season, TIE May Flower Opal TIE Rose, The Gar
land The Rose Of sharon, SC. &c We have asD Harpers
splendid edition Of Tiomsons Seasons. with rich epsrsv
ngs Bibles and Prayer Books richly bound Games OF all
binds suitable for old end young Also, atsautiul ssott-
msnt OF new and popular Music, well elegant 40
someut OF Freach and English Perumsry asso tmept
Of fine fancy aonsTy art all OF which en 10 had
Al A low price At GEORGE y. kfSNEYS,
d24 2ws 7S1 Broadway. opposite Asfof plsoe.
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DFIAWARE.


y tNl OF NtlaN arc ......... I
FARMERS Bank. ofOel....dc
Smyrna, Bank of.........dC
Union Bank nfDeilware. dc
MLnLr-f--L n-nrLYM me
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Cans 4 rEZ 90. N. ORR. :
CU-lon RkABks CO. MOO
Ciiy Rausof =. Of.esns..cO
Gas L'glfL bAsCo. No. 90
Io1isilra. Bans Of. y o.. DO
Louisiana state Rk. \. o. do
Nec. j. Traders Bk, ~. 30
Union rs. Lon .la1a. y o.do
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GENERAL SEssioSs.-The following named gen
cnen were this morning sworn Grand Jurors or III
presen; viz Sylvanu5 Gein-y, foreman; John An
frews David 3 Brown, James Br0oks George CsaEflri
u 4. Cgshman, Efwari q. Day. Joha Esan. Ephralia
HolbrO0k, Henry +. H0yt Oliver II. Jones, Wm. Kerr
Mlidran Pest, Hiram Rsynlr, Dlne. b. Tucker, Ara
ham Uaitrnl Kclafd $. WiAsms, J1seph Wesd Wm
Dubois Sylvester Caboll Abraham 3. SchlGs.. AID Va
than Brown. who aer receiving the charge Of The Re
cordor retired 70 their room 20 commence their duties
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Far. ( iier. Bk, MeilFhis. 90
Planters Bk OF state OFT. :
Tenn. Baaa Of NASHVILLE. 20
Union Bank. Nashville -. dc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05

SEfkrth " AID bA<sT ~ 49, =
nIvIDRND.-Ihs President and Dseetcf' ns ss ny
.t1.~ d-cl-r-t dividend n three ard hslf I'd per
cent apo the capita stock ost Of the fohts or ne cur
no. tEs, layt,ls % 80 a-si 'A' - " '@~u-iJ
sgi y 4 = FRASER. Cashier
sTfty-YORI> AND shiE RAILROAD COMPANY;
Nhe &c had-fs Of thr Rev fcf< and frie Railroad
- -,..v nofhed thar lnsfa Ut II DOL.
- 80 su = -h1r.s which the payments hereto
O. e Do cot exceed sixty five dollars srseuirea be
DAD al tho oi-e o. the Com Paay No - W s be-
fors he loih day q January nsxt
Notice u Nssn 70 ths holders o. stsck which any
orsgious ins,1fnsn- due and ugpat ;n.t the
a. rsqarsa y be ged before ths 10Th day Of Jacu.
A. or The STOCK and AZ previous Payments thereon v
BE- 70 forfeiture Il Tue pleasure Ct tho Board Of d.
reetors BY order q the Directors
NATHANIEL MARSH, see'y.
N@sTnrk Dee 4 i2t7 A. tia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-05
sia'e Bauk Of Indiana and

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kfn'y. bk Of A. Branches. u
Louisville. Bank Of......do
North Blk offs Branches. 10
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NICfifGAN.
RkOf Riv. Raisin, Monroe -
Far. \ Nee. Bank. Detroit 5
Michigan ms. CO., Detroit. 5
State Rank.............. 3
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-06-24
DEBATE ISL
I'm THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
TUESDAY, JUNE cob. CONFEDERATION.

TUESDAY,, JUNE ~VT-A" coTWs@"teo"'
The House, on motion Of Mr.. yINTON, resolved Itself
into Committee al the Whole the state OF the Union (r.
Roor in the cha and proceeded to the consideration Of the
bill making appropriations for the civil and diplomatic expenses
OF for the year ending June 80, s49 and for
other +