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.NIelU silks.


No So Canal street
NAJNUl peLtiuly solicit
w assortment Of Slks, the latest and fashionable SYKES just
feceVed by them from Francp, par Enp Brunswick.
Black silks.
GTus De Rhine, Fr5En { & o. q yard wide.
tout le Sole, eros de Sop, and Brilliant LlaGea
Satin eyauue, Royal Bireilcl aal ATIEuit
RielI s1in plaid aud stripe pekius
Extra TIcl Satin D8mgak ana NaeTe1 P0u.t de Su1
ColOFed silks.
Changeable Glact Pou de Sole, plain striped ati IIaH
Do do. very small t-IipD, fer Mla4G,
Chaugcahe Giact AuHrcs aui de-
GhanrrlLe Lryauting and Satin De Chine
Very rich Er0cHds and BrOeh6 Silks, latrst syllB
Printed slk AlnsiIns and Tissues, Plaid EBulsIda
spun silk Tartan PlAais.
Plain, Plaid and ChUngcabs Fl1rancas.
These sks have selected care beng pur.
CHASED before g late advance French Go1ds enabled
ael lem ousri @ than the present prices in tbs city.
Lace Muslin
Just reesyelt and selling very
consignment White Canton Grape shauls. plain lam8sk
embroidered, cyed nud offered 40 halt tls usual
n. r. UAGGERTY BRO.
Importer Of French Goods and General Dry 51us UeaigIg
30 NINE, 2lpu. No. 55 Canal street,
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AMERICAN FHEk 1REs--Sgnora Ciocca and Signor Ner
appeared last night for the first time. They may well con-
grtuate thenlve and be proud Of any aurels awarded
them by New Orleans audience who have from time to
time, had frequent opportunities Of witnessing the erf0rman
c Of artists of the French school, although this is the inst
time that Italian danseuse has appeared before them
With regard to Madame, her figure IS fauless one and
very progressing in her favor. To an intelligent and pleas
ing cOuntenanee, heamng with expression she adds addi-
uod grace by correct and studied attitudes and positions
arrived at with agraceiu negligence ee from the painful
contoons distofoH which often considered neoes-
sary add effect the panomme Of anseuse. Her move
ments elegant without Infringing for one moment on the
bounds Of decency whilst all charmed the feelings Of no
portion Of the audience outraged. She warmly
received and apturousy appaude Throughout the per.
-formance.
Sguor Ner agility tse-a manly FORM gifted with the
poetry Of motion TO immense extent His promotes
really surprising.
With egau Miss ST. Clair, who has already danced her
e INTO the affections OF the Qreanians She appeared last
night, and displayed much talent On the whole, the beau
l ballet of Gisele'' the orchestra, controlled by Herr
HeHg, executed the music in scientific manner; and
whilst the rpcpas indeed great in their respective pas
the Corps de Ballet deserve credit for the manner in which
they behaved adding with the scenery and intricate
piece. The beautiful legend off, Gsee' is well known
glad that it will be repeated tonight TheeH
eagement 6f the Ballet troupe necessarily short one ant
recommend the admirers of this fascinating Amusement
lose no opportunity for gratifying their taste. Is
Inaddidon to this the drama Of Jack Sheppard will be
again performed, the entertainments forming attractive
bill well be devised An early application at TIM
boxoice is absolutely necessary that great beside
! Fatam, comfortable seats
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Or. Pike-Dear Sr-YOur letter IN relation to Lost funds
only came recently to hand The statement OF money lost at
your Office, found It's into the papers by msunde
Standing Of rcmarb OF Mr. Cole. The letter and money sent
from Shreveport 10 your office came safe i forwarded
by YOU and reached at Bayou Sara One letter. contain
ing draft sent from MomOe to Vcksbure-one letter. with
money, sent from Vckburg 10 Bayou Sara-Yee lost and
two letters, with money sent from Hanisonbufg to Bayou
Sara were opened and the money taken out have lost
nothing through office. Three ofhee losses occurred
presume, al Ndala, that Postmaster has since tho been
detected in robbery. The from Ycksbure cond NOT
have gone through that office. sorry have re-
ceyed your letter in time The statement was explained in
the papers at the time
enclose Mr. hObdells note viii you do me the favor To
present it to Dir, LObie and retain the funds until called or
sent for? Respectfully. yours, A. MYsAr-r
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(Signed,) y, SHALL T. H. R0nEs.
WIGL1AM LIND, DOMfNiCK MADDEN,
J. C. MEaEE, joan S. TEACHER,

~ Ne Hauora5f llesoss and Aldermen q Fsfsi A5ieaa
SgNTLRnEn, The undersigned, committee appointed AZ
Mas Meeting Of the Eaynen, pedOn your honorable
b0ay 10 have the STREETS Of your Municipality Immediately
repaed would IerHt nearly all Of them a nuisance ia
their EFn eondions but would particularly meniion Front
and Old levee Streets both being impossible he has
been Represented TO by his honor The Mayor We would
request Of honQ Just 10 pay visit TO Old AeVea street.
a. the corner Of e. Peter sre 10 body, and We se
VIII have the immedirtgy reparad-it Is only
supple Of the condition Of many Of ha streets adweathr
We would also represent lhe wood works Of e wharves Of
your Municipality h bad and dan1erous condition. eeriO
horse luan, aud request the imedafA repairing Of the
same. We would rcques Of your hOa0fahle body 10 have
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EKelsry s. co.


ll41tH Henry oAo4ltTt & 20
50 Canal Street, corner OF st. Charles 81.
DEsPECTFuLLT numses the Ladies of New Orleans ptd
IL vicinity that hsr STOCK OF GOODS very extensive and
Felget, comprising
Rich plain md Cured black and cJi0rgd silis
Etsgd Muslin Robes,
Chiifrns Robes, Frnc5s aud Fruek Bodies, very ucli
SeWed Muslin and Lace Caprs, Jplnrs etr-i
Inserting and EdEiug Trimming
Null, Book, Nuusook, and Cambria Musini
-Eufpcd aud check Aususi
Cushinsrga, De l,aines, paga luHtIcs, etci
Painted Cot9us and Cling inrls, great variety
I.uBtH aud Long Lawns Cantftc hludktrehlsis
Cotton ahirtiuE Sheelngs aud T0weinEs
Shaw Brand pals; Blankets and CoubtgrEaHea
HUsisry aud Small Wares, etc, etc. d5 mo,bt@'
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In tnp which ! lately made to the neglbohood of
Brownsville, saw with surprise poor merchant, resident
Of Galveston aud named j. b. Perara, robbed of all that he
had; that to of go ounces in Spanish gold sIJOn
American gold, and s3I IN silver Aputher-robbery was
committed on a Swiss merchant whose los amounted to
$50 worth OF merchandise and three days before nan was
aassinated in the market place at midday This the state
in which found the country Nevertheless for the security
and tranquility Of its inhabitants, the Texan Government
ought 10 employ all possible for preventing these rob
berries, which must bea great injury to the town.
IA IL Gro. NELTZ.
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Examination Of The Crew OF the Austen
litz. charged with Mutiny.

Before Recorder Baia,gia, 4etipgos o. s. Commissioner
This examination was resumed yesterday. atl P. MI
HuhiOn, u 5. District Attorney, for The Prosecution Mes
Frost, Buid and Randolph for The Denence.
The witnesses for the defence were called,
CHABLEs WkRREN (Chef dale of the Ansterlz) sworn.
Fls witness stated that the vessel struck at clock the
18th Of November the Bahama Banks tier tie crew
low to iase some resi- At 6aast rps A. NJ On he i4t6
tie ,gbocTey Commenced acsoTng 10 order diselarsin9
part Of the AN the orders witness had given had
ii tie vessel arrived in port Tie Captain never called upon
him 70 assist IN suppr'ins any muny was the -witness
hours on the shoal The worked ard in throwing over
crew. for the reason that the latter were not strong enough
AtHes had seen the Captain three Or four times during the
champagne when 1t was being cast over e side some ofhe
crew were not DRUNK at the Time Relative to The aay with
Fo1nd him. Tbetaptaib lad Inc eo6t bv he throat Wiz
requested the passengers let the Captain alone they
did 50, and lie then took the cook and seized him up. Wit
man after which the Captain came up from below armed
with apar Of pistols, He called the cook but the LATTER did
iie weapons That be held N lbs hand 7,- y
never heard ne crew iqe duty with the exception OF one
Jay Alter the vessel had struck one OF the men declared 70
heavy sbof The fs tiat Wins ever heard of f61y wa
after they had passed The aze. He was great deal Of dc
crew refusing to obey orders The 6 DAYS S9itne was Or
seen the Captain several tesOu OF his mind with liquor hi
and has seen bottles Of wine under lis pillow Wines shppel
in avre after the vessel had beeout 30 days, the Captain
said that the proyon had been wasted and placed the meI
pound Of bread eaoh yet they found in weighing i out IL
made 1t but u ounces In the of the cook the told
the Captain that they a and be should strike
! any on board.
J. There was no animation.
Louis LENO1R lpassense) sworn. Witness never saw
animation Of mutiny revolt board OF the vessel. He
heard no orders given By the Capaiu az The time The vessel
struck The next day alter she strucS che sailors and paeu
gers worked tightening the ship The crew worked WE'LL
and witness thinks they always did so.
Further testimony brought forward but the Recorder
considering that II O
Peter Pury Felix YeIafd, and Antoine yaTery sent them
before the u $. District Court for trial, Robert Brown
Louis Lalle, and Louis Constance were discharged.
The examination Of the passengers accused of larceny ii
taking possession OF portion Of the eorgo, viii commence
dayi az n O'Clock One Of them. by the Of Knau,
died Of aploplexy on Sunday last.
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NOtaries Publlc--Thoir Term Of Onioe.

NOtariea pUslic--Their Term Of Once.
Some weeks ago we expressed the opinion that
lie terms Of all Nolaries who were in office on the
list Of December, 1916, expired on Saturday last
The Governor Of the State acknowledges the cor
RICHNESS Of The opinion, and yet Il is nimated-and
circumstances seem to confirm the report--that no
appointments win be made by the present Execu-
tive to I'LL the vacancies occasioned by the expira
ton Of the term Of the Nosaries Of 1915, we un-
derstand, also, that general impression prevails
among citizens that old Notaries can continue the
exercise Of their official functions until they dis
placed BY the appointment of other persons.
Il is clear, however, that the Notaries Of 1915
are no longer capable Of performing Notanal acts.
The Constitution limited their term Of service to
the LIST Of December, 1Sl9--iour years lram the
proclamation Of the new Constitution. No Legis-
lative act--eveu Il such had been passod-could ex
tend the period of their Notarial service; for such
an exercise of Legislative authority, would be an
assumption appointing power vested by the
Constitution in tho Executive, and not in the Legis-
lature. But tie Louisiana Legislature has not
passed any law affecting in the least Tie terms Of
Notaries il has not far forgotten itself to en-
croaehon the rights given to--or4g should rather
| say the duties imposed op--the Gevernof Of the
/ State Nay, were the Notaries whose terms ex-
pired last Saturday to continue the performance oil
Notarai acts-tntil February next, we.doubt wheth-
ef the Legislature would by an ca post faoto law
fatempt to make such acts legally and truly Nota.
rial. And were such law passed, its Constitu-
tionaiity could never be maintained before the Su-
preme Court. Under such circumstances, it would
be wen for citizens to be careful how they have
7 4 Il
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RTEA AISHIP OHIO.
Aud Chine NEo,upJ,fs aud Al aid of Orleans

JUST RECEIVED, per these annals large aas9I mint Of ur
- Tx AM Satin CEANArS0 tbs newest designs, embra
cling seecsn Of rich patterns which cannot be exees
and the o4t elegant consignment have ever been enabled 10
offer friends .
Also, description ENGLISH HALF HOSE, Of Tcgu
lar make, with elastic tops and round double heels.
Do do, medium, sni with gray mernl feet
Fine MeIino, Lambs VOL SIX bread W0rtted (eAcect wear
and N,fgms Ho.iBfY.
seasohSils IN DER sBLR Ts and DRAWER S, etc,
A viii shortly The hanu No, 10 Park Place,
YORK. fine and sesund
qualities York Mil Muslin SHIRTS Of vry wokmanhip agd
Die prevailing fashion,.
LEIGHTOE'S
Wholesale IN Retail Premium Shirt Depot
Anl GfffemFu'a Furnishing Store.
do iw Nos. 3 and 5 ROYAL STRICT.
H. SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER IN EVERY STYLE.
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Joseph EtEeg,

Calls the attention Of public superior and beautiful lot Of
Paper IIRugings and Borders,
received Paus seod tor hin by gentleman Of thu
city ses Unsurpassed (eonsians Of Sold
Velvet Freseo yarnshel Fancy Pugeu and Bor1ers.
As USUAL hand large and well selected stock OF CAR
PETS, MATING OIL-CLOTH CURTAIN sTUFFs, aud ell
the ct ceteraa Of al Upholstery Establishment
u asst JOSEPH ETTER, 20 Camp ST.
N he best Paper langerin New Ohean'
AMI execute work with Eshtness and dispatch
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Direct Fnll1OrtNtiOle.
10 Just received at the
NEW STORE ON CANAL STREET
Prfsrre, po,Fb,tl and ylUU1E faa Streof,

u5- Just received at the
NEW STORE ON CANAL STREET
Beticceh Bourbon and Dauphiae Streets,
The following desirable Goods
81 French CAsHAEREs. Of al eooTs;
Ga do MERINOSt dol
81 DO BAsPOURs dol
, 81 Fancy colorsd 30 NiBAHISRss. ..-
Plain C0orei CAsHAiERES D'ECOSSEi
Solid eoOret NOUSSEILNE De LANES,
greatly reduced prigEsi
Fancy aud small pattern MOuasetue dc Lufiesi
super Enss De Lonss and Cazhilea Dheosse at very
Super nss style BAREGE ROBES desirable for soirees
Enhrldered swiss Musin Robes, lstel fashion;
Glaze stl-ks Of every color and viduii
DOHrask SILKS, Do dol
Black MORE, very superior &c.,.
Coiarsi do, very desirable
FLORANCEs Of all c0loTsS
AfAHCELINES dos
Ladies' super Linen Cuu5re HANDKERCHIEF
DO. Eabrui5ereI Linen do anew style;
Aien's large size do, extra quality
Do. super Silk do very fine
Super smbroidered Gsqsoa aad Scarlet Grape siAwLsI
Supgr Plain do. de-;
A very ana selected assortment Of
. Yalencieuus LAGES aud EDGiNGS
. Do tNsERTiNGs
Maiues LACEs, very superior;
s English Thread Lpces and EdEtngsi
do. Iuseriugs;
Scotch EMB K0 DEBIES- Of lll siyeHi
* Together " h complete assortment Of
House Furnishing Goods,
eousiing part Linen shegngsscolah Irish and Frcu
laask Cloths Napkins DlaPeTsl Cauntepsns.
Baukes Daperes and French Linens, etc. 90 which die
attention Of he pubic Is respectfully invited.
az ayy2p d. II. HOLMES.
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THE DnAYMKN.-Ihe proceedings of the meet
ing held By the draymen, on Saturday evening,
appear n cur paper this morning. In their petit
Ton 70 the General Council the diaymen certainly
give good leazons against tai Of any sort on labor.
Labor Is not protected By lawj therefore, labor
should not pay 70 keep up he laws It is only The
productsof labor which Should be taxed, inasmuch
as 4 is these. e. pFopertg-wheh are interested
in the maintenance Of government The law had
better encourage than tax lahnr.
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nR. OsGoOD's INDIA cfi5LAGoa6E ior Fever and
forms D Bilious diseases.
Designed especially the thorough penanent cure Of those
liver and other internal
easel Of bilious elihateg. For sale BY
J. WRIGHT COZ, i6i Chafnes at
Day Agents fqf New orleans.
EEy- Dtulau supplied on liberal terms. % emap
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GsEaas eraa0 PISTOLS.

JUST RECElFED per OHIO" ~ Of COLTS AID ALIENS
y HEYOLYERs.
AlHo-A few choice Guns sud Ridc;
Powder Fl.ssa; Shot P0urhc5;
Dram FaskB, Sc
GUINNESS q co.
D,aLsrs ia FINE FANCY ARTICLES, COLD PENS, a..
-d3 3t2p - Camp street,
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.NOFmIG8s's Collection

and Juvenile Works,
EroR the approaching Of Hoyaya now ready tor the
Il examination Of the public.
The Catalogue q this boautuiehd extensive collection Is now ~
In anticipation the subscriber warranted in saying that This eoee
ton be surpassed and that prices as low rs any oeI
B. M-EoRMAN, Bookseller,
IA lmpet
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70 ADVERTISERS Owing 70 the change IN
our type, il Is probable that the advertisements
q some Of ouE friends have been overlooked II So
W. hope that we may be reminded Of it during the
week and il advertisers wish any Of their notices
mosiihed Or changed, the present is a good oppor-
luniiY o ia-alm.ns Of The fact
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10 Gen. Duncan Z. CliRch died al Macon
GA on the evening Of the 9Th ult He was ma
sive Of Georgia, had distinguished himself as good
soldier, and held some civil stations having been
nembeF Of Congress, and was the candidate q the
Wig party ioF Governor q lew years since.
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no NTOTUERs Am 1IARHJI5D T,ADIEs

20 OF the Most VndOubted Character
From all parts Of the Country cond be gwen sufficient ia
fill every column Of this paper
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table Market removed af an eeer hour IN h9 morning, OF
appoint an officer Woae duty shall be 20 order or take of
the other side Of the market, and allow those who have
work 10 DO passage one side The other Of the market
a. present ooeke p laeIs unpl " Q eosk nearly every
and reasonable request by having the streets and landings
Immediately repaired
iasoaoebi Hecots7 Members ofls Afiisip
GENTLEMENThc undersigned owners Of draws and cars
this city, would respectfully represent 10 vour honorahle
body that them business seriously injured and obsruCed BY
this Municipality. We particularly beg leave TO call your
attention 70 the iaei that the two principal thOroughares
time tfke condition Of Fuou street. being sneh nj
not to be practicable for heavy loaded vehcles0 While we
appreciate the efforts your honorable body have made i'm
prove the condition of these Streets we would respeCny
beg leave 70 represent that the paving Of New Levee siree
might have been completed long since, had sufficient num-
Der of hands been empoyed upOn IT, without any additional
expense, think, to the Municipality. We d) beiege
that for time past that but small means have been EN-
great Inconvenience and heavy Losses for want of his stree
We therefore pray that honorable body will urge the
may be opened to thepube as speedily as noib and We
further pray that honorable body will take into consde
ing and all the streets leading tt and kevis te condi
ton Of te upper ship wharve, which have recently been
covered with soft mud from the batture without being paved
bng me passage or loaded vehicles, to and from the ships,
extremely dangerous and difficult, il impossible also TO
call your attention 70 the condition Of Front stFeeve there
lore pray that honorable body win give that Cosie
raden which It's importance the commercial interest oil this
city demand. &
After The reading and the adoption Of the memorials
resolution introduced by Mr. Thocker and adopted a.
pointing Committee of Twenty present them 10 the res
pective bOdesto wheh they are addressed
Mesrs Richard NJ. Carter Denis Cronau and Others adj
dressed the meeting the question which brought the day.
men together. A resolution which gave rise to tedious and
rather exciting debate, finally adopted directing the
ceengs TO be published in all the city papers except the Bu
ietin. After which the meeting adjourned.
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III HAMBURGER, l5i Camp street. received by recent Ne
YAH splendid LOT Of tbs above Goods Of enIirpy STYLE
any other assortment IN the city nI3 Ian
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PFOg, BisIarI,s Introdueto1.y Ieeture.

EFO1' BAalAaFd's Introductory AeetuFe'
Judge Bullard delivered last evening, to large
assembly the opening lecture Of the Law Depart
ment Of our University The great number Of stu
dents present must have been highly pleasing to
those who are interested in orr educational system
The Law Department was an experiment, Of which (
many doubted the success but-a as the number Of
students are each winter increasing, the institution
may now well be considered as established on /
sodnd and permanent basis.
The Judge commenced his lecture by stating
atreceut Illness had prevented his lecture being
as elaborate and as polished as he could have de-
sired. He would preface his remarks by observing
that the Legislature had desired that the science Of
law should be taught at this University in all its
numerous branches; but such thing was -impos-
sible the most a student could expect from a win
COURSE would be to learn the great elementary
bsystems which the law was based. il in the
short space Of one winter he managed to learn the
elementary principles of the law, and learned but
kog-fo study, he viii have acquired great deal
much more, indeed, thanm acquired in years Of
study. But after all, the science Of law was not
as difficult generally imagined the whole snb-
! iect might be reduced to few great heads; the
application Of principles was the great difficulty
-lnthe course Of single life, much of the law 5
! difficulties ars practically exemplfed. suppose
the case of an orphan at brihbeiore even its brtl
the law steps in to its protection. On its birth tn,
: relation Of father and child Immediately exists
!. Soon it becomes emanoipated; then arises its du
ties to its counHy--in our country the double all
! glance to the State and the United States. Hence
= the chair Of constitutional law Then he become
I merchant. From this state knowledge Of al
! the complexities of contracts becomes requisite
! Soon he Hnarries, and in time is exempliRed wha
gives rise to our domestic relations and so on Ill
: death. Nor even here does che law cease it
I, offices. As dAgisseau remarks, by the aid of tn
> ia@the win is made to act long after the body ha
ceased to act
The laws ofall countries are more orles derive
I. from tie ancient Roman law. The common Law
itself is but the same system changed in terms
: Cur Laws of Louisiana are particularly derive
4 from the Laws Of Justinian. Or being the on
= Civil Law State in the Union is to be attributed
the fact Of our long existence under the Civil Law
I countries Of Spain and France.
The learned Professor then entered infinitely int
:, the history and philosophy of the Roman Law
which we regret eoudnot be sufficiently eondense
5 for insertion in our paper.
The Second lecture Of the series will be deHv
= cred this evening, on the g Histofy~o tn Roman
Law
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Chen1l ERE6Ellk EROoEcR.

NJ The attention Of all those who buy Blank Books to sell
again. respectfully solicited to the large and
compile stock offered for sale at
NOrman's Stationery Establishment,
I6 CAMP STREET.
| same lime cbenn article ds 2pn
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no The public respectfully informed that from bis dat.
the undersigned will occupy the ursory Budng on CANAL
STREET between Bourbon and Durphin streets.
OILS 2lpn d. H. HOLMES
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Tho Baton Rouge Postonice.

POsT-oFFIcE, BATON RoUGE, La, Nov. q, ls49.
Eds CreseeHt-Gentemen: Some two or three weeks ago
you published an article puTporng from Mr.. A.
Mygat, relative moneys having been distracted from let
tiers directed TO, and received by him through this and other
Offices As Mr. Mygat had made any complaint Of
this kind to me, thought very strange and wrote to him
the subject His answer herewith enclose to you will
please publish much Off necessary tocoec the
public on the subject? aud you will greatly obge very respect
fully, your obedent servant, GEORGE A. PIKE p NJ