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Eds. CresesnI enclose late Order from vpashington
which you viii please oblige, by publshing
Very respectfully,
81 A. KENNEDY, Dhiet Operator.
WAsmNaroN, July s,1sf9
Fbr az Operators and Clerks If the Washington and
Nea5 OrIeans jag. Tel. co..
The following resolution has been adopted by the stock
holders in this city
Res0lged That the resolution passed at the last neeng OF
the Stockholders relative Newspapers, be rescinded thar
hereafter all Dispatches the Press containing legitimate
for publication only if written in plain language ana
cipher shall be charged one-ha the present rate lo
the rs ten words and for al additional words onequaHe
Of the present rates. Thus the to New0rleans viii
be- f0T the FIRST words, from Washington, one dollar
and for each additional word two and half cens-aud in
the same proportion to all othef places.
GEO Woop Secretary.
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a4RANefur AIAnAslA.-itwi Be observed 81 reference
q the advertisements that fhe mail Steamship Aiabana
Capt Wsh has been delsiuad By she ncemency OF lie
wpafhn. and w sail next russlay f7h inst 81 10 anock
4. r. fnalead 81 tha aar) fos Chaerss, direct
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EN- Y I've have removed our Oopn.'ps -Iooni
TO No 80 st. Charles sestoae beolC ats locG-
ti0n, In few weeks the balance Of the establishment will
be removed to the building, which having fitted
up in style which will enable to keep pace with in
creasing bubiness
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- hIsmmall - $50

win By Teady for delivery 81 o'clock to-day. It
WIN 7e found very interesting number, coniaih-
lns besides editorials en- public topics, very full
foreign NEWS bY The Hibsrnia ahs accounts from
Panama hy ths Alabama, with lists Of American
VESSELS q the Pacific; Gle arrival and recep6onof
Esther Mathew 80 New York correspondence from
heu York and from lhe interior Of this State !;
CRY AsWs; Poetry, and large amount Of useful
and Analysing reading.
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Appointments 81 The President.

,9tt0raegs John ID. Cook of Missouri to be Attorney
81 the nad states ior the District Of Missouri, vice Thns.
II. CAN'T removed Abs Underwood OF Vermont to be
attorney Of the United States for The District OF Vermont
vice Charles lInsey, removed.
Rsee,per,-Wm Il. Riuao, Of Arkansas to be Receiver
Maddox. deceased.
CaifeotorQf he Customs yveler Brown Collector Of
the Customs at Warrington North Carolina James H.
Hatton removed.
Naral OFeer.-Th0mas Gafewood, Naval Officer, Nor
folk, Virginia, vice g. q RobiasoB, removed
EXAMINATION OF MIDsHIPMEN -The Board Of
Examiners 10 meet at the Naval School, at Annap-
oils, for the examination Of NIdshipmen, consists Of
the following officers Commodore VIM. B. Shu-
brick, President. Members Captains Basen Du-
laney, Silas H. Stringham, Isaac Mayo, Thomas
w. Wyman; Commanders Franklin Buchanan,
Samuel + Dupont
CHoLERA IN WAsHINGToN. - The coTespon-
dence ofthe Baltimore Sun reports several cases Of
cholera and two deaths in Washington City.
PENNSYLVANIA NoMINATIoE.-Th State DEM
ocratic Convention Of Pennsylvania met at Pitts
burg on the 5th, and nominated Mr. John A. Gam
lie as candidate for the office of Canal Com
missioner.
Mr.. CLAY.-The telegraph from Cincinnati Of
July 9th, repeats the account Of Mr. Clay's sick
ness by an attack Of the cholera.
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Alh. ChAEroN AND PETER's PENcE--It is clear
that according 10 The views promulgated by Nj.
Clayton IN regard TO the steamship United States,
that the American Secretary of Suite must seize
aud sequester the sums which have been collected
fog the relief Of the Pope. The Roman Republic
has been il existence ior fivemontls, and is ileon
testably che government de tqcto Of the Roman
States. Butlhe United States being strictly nen.
tal q az foreign quarrels must necessarily rscoe
fnze ibe ds faeto government Of country. II ii
recognizes any oiher il cannot remain neutral
The collection 10 did Of The Pope il for the service
Of q set Of rebels aiming a the overthrow Of an
established government How then can M. Clay
Ton leg these funds for the Pope leave the country
Lea iim sequesler them. No bond and security
can he taken from the bishops who have made tbe
collections for money circulating freely from hand
~ hand cannot he traced, and hence the money
must b. actually detained if we wish to be certain
thar II will not be used for belligerent purposes
Let The Secretary Of State act promptly The
matter requires immediate and decided action.
We hope the Secretary viii not evads the question
~ saying that the United States government i
bound @ prevent aid from being given to liberal
neutials, bnt that il may wink al the assistance
gwen totlegitimate soveregns Ii Mr. Clayton's
ideas Of international law are correct, they should
e 'ae same for the Papa rebels as Cor the German
liberals.
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CARTwRiGHr ON CHoLERA.-We have recei-
we'd Memoir by DR., Cartwright on the Pathol-
ogY and Treatment Of Cholera, which embodies
IN smnli space the results Of the authors obser-
vaiions and reflections the subject Of which ii
tfeais We need moi tell our readers Of DR.. Carl.
Nrights ample experience in regard to the cholera,
MOI need we refer % his bold and independent
habe of ihoughi and investigation. These are
hmiliag % an the people Of the South Surprising
that almost every one will purchase and read the
whole Of this memoir. we forbsaf to quote from it
m detail There is one passage, however, which
We would recommend especially to the physicians
Of our city:
VIII not refer the posl-mortem examinations
nave made 70 cholera on lis former visitation, or
e nose made by physicians out Of the city Of New
.'anss peeause i IS noi worth while 10 go abroad
s els, when we have al the facts much clearer
y sut az home. Instead Of the physicians of
r SI'sans looking 10 those Of other cities aud
, We 81 q learn the pathology Of tbe disease, it
a.ll ~ mem mem % say 70 their medical brethren
sf gsle' Follow u.s. and to assert ihe rieht of
Aheateine, she alraadY has in Commerce .
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS ~
Es- The entire stock of SUMNER CLOTHING OF
ALFRED MUNR0E & co.
NJ "a Wta4gr.,r s,rr,,,,o,

No. III MAGAZINE STREET,
wal be sold at such Prices astenish the purbasr!..
Give a call
MernO, Paramela, Dreas and FrOck Goats;
+" aud Alpaca Sac
Cashrserette AM sngie-milled Cloth Sac oats;
Linen, white and c1loged Sac and Polta
Merno, Paramftta snd Drap de Turk falcons;
Lineu Che X, white aud eoored Drill
India Nankeen pnd Pongee
French and American CottpnRde
az iargs stock, suitable for the CALIFORNIA Emgran corr
sistg Goods Cheek Shirts and al auees-Red
shi. and Drawers, etc. etc Also,
Muslin Shirts, stArl-up and turnover collars;
Lise Thread, Super Silk, Gauze Merino, Gauze Flannel
Gauze Cotton UndershiEts aud Drawer;
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas;
Trunks Nalisss, Carpet Bags, etc.
India Rubber Clothing, Hunting Jackets,
~ Examine Of Prices
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9-S- For State Tax Collector Afessrs, Editors
~ ANDRES MERRIAM a Candidate Or
Orleans. The District sis
and from the Mississippi Meaire Ridge. Election
5h November next yl4 MANY VOTERS,
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FoR CHAcREs.--The steamship Falcon left yes
terday for Chagres. with the following nassenpers

FOR CHAcREs--The steamship Falcon left yes.
ierday for Chagres, with The following passengers
Ms Swift, Geo. r. Griffith F. p Ravesies samuel
Jhase. q. Is. Dennis, N. ID. SpottsY0Od, A. 3 MeCabs
James w 6abe james Johnson, James Mckinney S.
Y haney, X T. llpdenberger, Stephen FFsnkln, d r.
Mcmillan, & q Browne, w b. Taylor, Elcan Heyden.
sd and lady Ms Petit Miss Petit, O s. Kicks, 81 H.
btodle, 5, = Weld, w. S Power A. @ MeKeen VIM
ward Wives, Mitchell. DT. Littleion H. Walker Jsak
S,an Arndt james 5 Jones, B. Lyons c. Carpenter o.
Wmtieken j. M. Bedford j w. Pea son, H. w Pearson
a. NJ Keller. James Knowles, E. w Rawle Jacob I,epJs
Samuel Knowles, Dr. D. Gliiafd, VIM MeCOaE / 81
Auiher- bfasqs smith. Jacob Snyder, j. A. b. White
N9ineasl A y. WhimOre DE- ]. j. ThOrue, s. Robira
tAbo fato, Matthew Crook. Tn Friend w Johnson
eliehesl Kelly, iona II. Nash C. T. Deano j o Gable
!, A to9s > haggaman, Chps. Langley w. r Mccall.
asgUst ReIss I Victor al son, Nm. smile. X Dodge
Geofge Wilson, Wiu. Mckay, Thos. r husky GeoTse
y; Maeembe lVm. J; Mofiet, Samuel Toll Peter Nelson
Mn No IS. Walter 4, Poster, r. w Collins n Sileotf
yfm craig james Il Adams, hu Adams O. Gotham
8. q, AndeRon, Francis AIiiaeo. w, II Howard Dun.
can W hloIphy, George dickson VIM. Ford Ceorre Iu-
Ian Z n enowden, Arthur G Bradbnfg " Tivaudsis
Mm p MagWiIe, w. T. .Deany, Jamss MeCaoid Henry
II. Bulwei. John Woods, w w WikOu WIN Ferguson
eenly White; J. Penny, Stenhen Phillips WIN Copp
Daniel Iey john s, Hurst, s. H. Hicks, e / Jenkins
Clark, Meshaok Howell R. Gilard, Ed Wiijsson q
Soune, james smith John NJ. Bnrdsel Benz {, afnian
George %, oldham, George Simmons O. H. Messages w
" hoydeni Willis Johnson, John o. Brady John Hns.ey
4 u MUMMY. Capt. A. w. Adams J. NJ. Jnnei Cssoree
h. Fitch, j. " Mitchell ~ q Duff Williams A Chm
m.ngs James luf her, Vim McKane, JOSEPH Daniels w
W eroe, and IS from New York.
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REG ArTA........RHG AT TAl

Tue PASS CHRISTIAN REGATTA CLUB viii hold heir
inst, q 10 O'Clock A. NJ q
EU- Przs SILVER PITCHER. Free a -as2aaaarAh
81 sal-b0atz.
~ tmtnedi'iely after the Race, the Club
the Hotel purpose organization Parties
DESTROYS Of entering their boats gil please address
n. IA MONTGOMERY, Secretary prs tam.
By order of II. R. W. HILL President.
Pass Cl rigtia4. a. 1870
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Or Notice has been given by the Department of
Staie Of the death at Lima, Of Sgnor Emanuel
Moneni, dentist from the United States, who was
one Of the passengers for California on the steamer
Panama. The proceeds Of sale Of his effects have
been transmitted to The D. S, Treasury for The e.
ga CLAIMANT
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MoHLE.-On Tuesday night the iewelry store
of Nj. Stedman, on Dauphin street, Mobile. was
broken open and robbed of few silver watches
and small amount Of common iewelry. There
were TWO thieves, and, il is supposed they were
negroes, from the barefoot tracks on the floor,
or The Insurance. Companies of Mobile have
combined 70 offer a reward Of $500 for The eonvic.
ton Of any white person for setting fire TO any
building within the corporate limits of the city.
The city ordinances offer further reward for the
conviction Of such inceudiary, without regard to
color. TIE frequent recurrence of fires in thai
city of late, have made extraordinary efforts neces.
saFy for the detection Of the criminals, who are
thus so actively destroying property and endanger-
ing life.
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t7lll
Best quality Black Doeskn Pants former price, eli
s9 20 40 ssr.....-a--1f
81 10 90 -s-...s...-.h; 80
9TH shd bh do "A and >; so and s SO
from 81 70 a.. .Remarkabl leheap goods!
Super BECK Satin Vesta
do coored do to
Rich figured Velvet VeEH So
Also Vests Of Black Feve CLOTH Merno Cashmere Bombazine
etc etc. all exceedingly cheap.
Also Black and Cored Cloth Sac Goats Paetots
and Tweed saca and Paeos Blanket Coats sotne Pants Co'd
Cashmere Vests Wool and Merno Uners and Drawers
~ One Priee!....No Deviation! Al
B12f ALFRED MUNROE & Co "a Magazine st.
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PISTOL SHOOTING.
~ The H. ". a. SILVER CuP free ALL viii be shot TO,
Zone shot MONDAY the ssd and every following Monday
Gallery o The Hotel. r. ii. Al.
PossCArisiial, July II, 1879. jylg 2ms
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Inc Bulletin Of yesterday contained No.
q ils articles on the Railroad to The Paeifc Tbs
article yesterday reminded Us 81 4 bow sninning =
iop. A op can be made % stand On is point ,si,F
The eig end upwards, only by giving il a oonsider.
able rintory motion. Tie Bulletin spins ont ~
article q nearly the length Of a column. but in i
ali The while top with pulled Out body resting
% a smali point Lei ths top spin itself out and
tails 70 lhs ground
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BARGAINSI BARGATNSII

~ The undersigned, having closed their liquidation hnsies
The let Will at continue sell their desirable stock 81 DRY
GOODS II the present low pricea
We will during he
mon, and be with all artcal
lire the reasonable
Our IRISH LINENS Linen shsenRs, CouIed
Border Sheets Table Daaask Diaper, Napkins Doyet
(al expressly made ORDER nlrke only
appreciated BY hose wanting such articles BY calling and eHan
ing the quality and
Our stock Of MBsLINs and GlNGHAMs u fresh aud
styles, ~ 9ows Co0red
IhCONET, ONGANplES huilannea, Fancy
g Brazilian Baregsa Mode oooed do, together with every style Of
Ginsh hams.
ie3 lm2dp P. d Z. REILLY, Canal and kaTa ".
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eot @kIAAR sit j. known too, that President
tQlk asi winter appointed John b Weller, ex-
member Of Congress from Ohio and ex-cooael in
tle Alefioan war Commissioner on the part Of the
omitted eiaiss. and dispaiehed him seasonably on
nis important duty. Ofconne his failure to appear
dolly el san Diego las Be easily might have ionel
sil afford alesoQ ground Of eaVil with regard 20
alaily 81 ae treaty, Or AZ least Of ia cessions
fiofY And SET Q gentleman direct from New
informs us that Weller lwho set oul from
aon last january o. February has been
most 81 the Intermediates time in New
ga bender, is his expressions and has
ustssi out, with not half time enough left in
MAleho reach San Diego BY the period stipulated.
The results Of this unaihluiness may be extensive
~ diaastDus; bat it may be that our informant is
mistaken. We call on the New Orleans and Ohio
papers ior light On the suhlect-N II Tribune
The Idbune's informant was certainly mistaken
4 nothing more. Col WeileF arrived here last
winter and took The irsi vessel which left for Cha
gfes lle remained only few days in New Or
leans We had news Of Col Weller's arrival al
san Diego some weeks ago.
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Auction sale This Day.
SYKES, HYpE Co will sell at 70 oelOok ut Banks Ar
eade, the steamboat A. B. Shaw
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lHE PRESIDENTIAL ToUR-A programme az
the procession If Gen, Taylor through ihe Eastern
eiaies . published generally III the papers Of tie
North. We learn thsrefrom that he win leave
Washington about lie middle Of August bsoeeea
uia Baltimore aoNorks and thence visit Lancaster
harrisburg, Chambarsbufg, the Bedford Springs
Heiiiaays9a7g aud Piiisbnrg re VIII then pas.
s5fonga OHIO e Cleveland where he VIII embark
ier Buffalo, and viii b &C The New York State
Ag1icu1inrai fairat Syracuse on the 10Th Septem-
neF Thence be wall go % Albany from Albany
he Hil proceed eastward e Bosions and after Wis
iins As capitals q Nav Hampshire and Maine.
VIII return south piq Providence, New York and
thladalplia, By purpose being to reach Washing
ion about ihe close 81 September
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MORNING CouRER.-We understand that this
journal printed M ltaiian and French viii appear
tomorrow morning Webid il welcome, and hope
= may promote The cause Of Italian liberty and in
dependence May i increase the sympathy fol the
Italians on this side Of The Atlantic and heighien
ihe aSdoF q DE patriots Of the Peninaula
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Close of the Season.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
Cs1l,-,r AT nj r. Ca..r.coo .
THoMAs BRApY. 81 ohartrag atraaL

THOMAS BRADY, q OhartreB Dfreeis
WILL, from this date. eommsnce selling Of his entire
in order g make room for his fall snPples Purchasers Il
Linens article in the Dry Goods line, will consult
their interest BY examining the Stock before making
thelrpaIehnses, The Goods will b. sold a. BARGAIN
eaH u. BRADY will, the lst November remove 10
Store No. % CH.3RTR Is STREET opposite. where
he will open and splendid stock Of fatt and WiHtr
DFy Goods. W6u
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Auction Sale This Day.
SYKES, HYpR & Co viii sell at 70 o'clock ut Banks Ar
eade the steamboat A B. Shaw
t For stats Tag q94lsei0E .essrsl Editors
office state Tax csor Tor The Third Rspreseustve Drst or
ard from the Mississippi the Metaire Ridge Election she
n 49, NAM " TENS
Died:
wasbifg'on citg on the e inst VILLAIN b Pore son
foPe, p @oola' in ne a2a yeaf q hs age,
Steamboat Departures Tnis Day.
%sEE 4DgERrisEW gSFs ~ FFiRn P4GE.
Lo,dsgRs =. HIRAM POWERS, Hewley, Pm
sA al ~ n Gog sas, 81 I. A.
a NJ e o. y, A, Griee r n Cars.
H Nqsi 5As I,I PAY Az CisIs .I 4 A N
Biloxi .....-.-.-.... MOBILE, Sutton. = NJ Cars
Losi,yigs On EESSc5fMtqq. 3 Z, + R opwSsogi A.
81 Louis. .MELo6EoN, IeSishoi ioA NJ
~ ouaehita River Packet Exit R S, master
Tvs sSen % eEa9s9t Tssmes WI 9 syey sase Llls
ss a G%e f. Gus WIN "a Co. eo osss 9
s Es b R o sRa 9 vii hs BE e98sse o Of Ss
soG H os crew q ''' 'i' GALE 80 Common street.
- New0Iesns, J9iy !. 1919
prS Of ~ Dsasn @aS 1 6 n cent 0n e aa from re
iyIs iStaiP = JOHN FEMBERToN Liquds,or
~ Firemen's Charitable Assooiauon-The fol.
lowing Directors the Relief Conme Tor the Quarter end
ing on the second Monday in October, viz
DARIKL SHKRAH, Chairman. ......... at the Gas Office
RAYMOND ARDEy1LLE "a Old Leyae street
ALFRD BkLANGER I5S st. Philip street
JAMES CAvEGA corner OF BarOnne and Julia streets
JULIUs JAEHNE ia Charities street
jyilu By order ALFRED BELANGER, Secretary.
f4@ Jackson Fire Co. No. ID The Officers and
Members Of the above Company notified tha The Engine
10 running and he Fines accordance hs Laws
and Constitution the Company viii strictly enforced and
after 8 O'clock, A, NJ, July H. 1919. By order,
y. A. BARRON,
6. W. DAWLEY, Committee.
jylt Fl. A. HENDRlKS,
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TELEGRAPH ExTENsIoN.-Th wires for ex-
tending the magnetic telegraph from Petersburg to
Norfolk, Va, have reached Norfolk, and are 10 be
put up Immediately.
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RAT PRINTERs. - The Pittsburg Gazette
says that all the hands employed in the Mercury
Office have entered libel suit before Alderman
Steel against the former printers Of that paper, for
having published circular denouncng them as
( Rats, and giving description Of their persons,
in order to prevent their obtaining situations else
where. II means in plain English, that they have
violated the customs Of the business and the hon
orable members of the craft have announced the
fact to their typographical brethrenl
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TI Fags ~ CRY NE83 %.

- 80. 80 = -
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Dry Goods by the Package.
N. BRADNER SMITH,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AH No. 80 GRAvIER STREET ~
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GOOD PENS,

makers, ranging
One 10 Eighteen Dollars
Fot sale, wholesale and retail by
GUINNESS & co.
Dealers ia Fancy Articles, Gold Pens, etc.
jyi2 lm2dp 10 CAMP ST.
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DIR. AMEs' TONIC RITTERs-

~ q IIe raeles known iheTe 8 Compared "a Dl
AAEs tONlC tERs prepared entirely from Roots and re-
ve as by mp gc gu those that are afflicted Dyspeua Ne
Hons AHecions ndgssR' Constipation Jauudc and ali those
Dily wnn prsYaN g 50 great an Southern
en- Nale 4h t9nic requires putting advertisements but will
geomsnd tssli BY use, 400 wholesale aud Tad al 6
ooo4 oAtloUoE euee.i view oreansi ". ie25 sn2dp
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HENRI HERE'S PIANO FORTES.
FFNHE Depot for these celebrated PIANOS Is al No
L Camp street. All who desire a rich,
round, full toned Piano, respectfully
invited to examine. the stock Of Square, N ls III +
hand Regular shipments made from Paris so al Il
insure a constant supply. Prices very moderate
WIN. T. MAYO,
jy12y3t Camp st. three doors from Canal.
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@ @ Pc ne other columns Of ths pspsr ne me
need would do we'll to give him call. 90 CuGtOmhouI
'lisT'
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7. GILBERT & oo,s PIANO FoRTBs

VHE undersigned sole Agent in this city for the above
Il PA NS, and has on hand Grand
Pianos Square and H1olians, which are
offered for sale on liberal terms. The stock ~ fs s
is large, embracing the patterns andQ 81 " Il
late Improvements They guaranteed by the manufae
70 give entire satisfaction Purchasers respectfully
invited 10 examine them befO purchasing elsewhere
iyl23t WIN. II. MAYO. Camp st.
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FLANIWIH UAhUo.
VEN cases, assorted qualities IN store and for sale By
iyl0 e. ], HART 4 CO., q FehoupitoBles IT.
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~ Grand Divisions Sons Of emp rauo e. STATE q
Laitiana.he Regular Quarterly Session o. Che Grand Division
seaa e Temperance ss q L9ua9s si ss ha On a.
corner 81 81 Cherries aud Common streets gnetua Nennnne
iylfst EDWIN q. LEWIS g. 8.
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NNHE undersigned viii 20 Texas the early Part Of
July professional business He will be glad 10 attend
% be Collection Of Debts to examine Titles Lands etc
and 70 procure the acknowledgment and registration of
Claims against the Government of Texas which NAV h
entrusted to him. j. LIVINGSTON.
lie IL IL EXCHANGE pIsce
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cies have given to them three months to nish sueh
saestss. THE cot requires en- sxs. st.. tsms Mt 81
its alairs 1susn such company avery JAhusry.
The present. joint stock companies me- como under
this act with the consent Of three quarters Of their
stoekholdsrs. Charters under this set may extend
thirty years
ALBANY AND WEST sTocKBRIpGE RAILRoAD.
resolution was adopted that the Albany and West
Stockbridgs Railroad give full information respecting
sheS prices. As to passage there little any diff
Terrence made between going to New York or Boston
LIBRARv.
MIR. BEEEMAr, from the Joint Library Committee,
laid bill before the Hsuse providing that the law
library belonging to the State, accumulated by the
Chancellor sha be kept at Rochester, under charge of
the Clerk of Monroe countyths city Of Rochester to
provide FIRE proof building, and that che Regents
of the University have power to examine and super
Tiss tho condition Ct the legislative books-Roches-
ter to be accountable II the law library be destroyed
by fire.
THE ROCHESTER, RAILROAD.
The Syraouee and Rochester Railroad bill was
discussed. No question was taken, when tho Hosss
adjourned