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FArAtIry-Rey. Elias Il. Rhodes "a very wOr-
thy citizens Of Tishemingo recently died =,
His brother, Rev. James Rhodes, after, atien-
ding his butial, left @Jacinto, TO carry the pain
full news to his mother in Virginia. Wh.u
near Carroll lille he was overlaken by storm,
and during the storm he was Ell uck By fight
ming and killed on the spOr a9o'q fsal
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GoLD DusT.-The collector at San Francisco
says thatih gold dust exported from that port
between tho lst of october, I848 and the 3lsi
Of March l849, amounted lO, $9,842, Gao; that
is 10 say l77,627a oSnces a. Sic per ounce,
Troy weight.
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@V6ts YuEmow.

0lD@ 9oG~ow.
OUNCES 10 the Ladies Of Can
aad Madison county, that she is
on Dress making as usual, and
short time have the Spring
from New York and New Or
,he will also bleach and trim
sidSlraw Bonnets.
S. J. SALMON
b6 l849
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what was the text in church to-day, Char
ley, my dear?' i believe, father, the Parson
took a claus from the lion that Samson killed.
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Is that clock right, over theref2' asked
v%isitor, the other day. Fright over there!
said the boy; faint no where else
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sLo7e, purity, and iidolity3 a. the loafer said
when he took a smack Of Old Jamaica, and put
the 'tieRler' carefully into his brsast pocket
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-07-14

GEoRslA.-The Hon. Edva ard Y. Hill has
been nominated by the Wings Of Georgia, IN
Stute convention, as their candidate for Cow
ernoE. Hs,
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Better is a dinner Of herbs where love is,
than the stalled OK and hatred herewith.
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Walk IN!
GEORGE BAGBY

opened his saloon in the Canton
loel' where he is ready and anx-
&'0amOdate all his friends, and
WIN a comfortable shave, at
enable hours.
VgIIINa and DRESSING done in
saaa most genteel style, and to
T'''''l0n Of every reasonable per
Is l848.
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Number "A.
By Telegraph tothe Loasp,le Courier.
ARRIVAL OF TIE HlBERNlA.

IT, JOINS, June %.
The steamer Hibernia arrived at Halifax yes.
terdOy afternoon with 90 passengers, and viii
arrive at New YORK. al an early hour Saturday
morning,
Owing to the stirring events on The Conti-
nent, TO which the week h 8 given birth, busi.
ness was somswhu. restricted, though net
the extent which would have been apprehend-
ed.
FRANCE " ednepday an i~ncipient insurFec-
ton was attempted al Paris BY about 10000
Of the Mountain party headed by Mentrisnpet
AragO, and was suppressed BY the ilcOPss
whose number amounted to 60,600.
Several attempts were made to erect barri-
cadesin the evening the assembly declared Pa
ris in a state Of siege,
On Thursday the alarm considerably subsi7
ded, business which was entirely suspended
the previous day was generally resumed. NV
AT one time the peril wasipmineNta Nu7
meTOus arrests have taken place, including
several members IF the Assembly, IA Ara
60 and Ledru Rolin are among them. The
latest accounts report a state Of tranquility =.
All Socialists or Red Republican Journals at
Paris except the " Nationale,' !, have. been sup-
pressed. A very alarming demonstration on
the part Of the Republicans toll place on the
18th, and for a time d revival Of the terrible
instruction Of June appeurd probable. The
affairs commenced in a demonstration got up
by the Red Republicans as a protest. The
city oil Rheims is reported to be in full iusur;
r%ection and TO have established a Government
Of Red Republicans.
HUNGARY.-Kossuth has arrives a. at PEiesh &
! received in the capital as President Of the
Hungarian Republic. II would seem that
bostillties are still carried on in the South be-
tween the HungarIans and scattered remains
Of the Austrian army supported BY the Rus.
slams, but the reports which have reached US
are so vague and contradictory, that ii lie not
advisable to send them by telegraph.
The Russian General has issued a prOclama-
ton TO the HungqSians, the Ptth Of which 10 =
i, " II they do not lay down their arms and sub
nit to their fate with good rgracs, they vii
be made to feel the consequences Of their pre-
Sumption" Every effort is being made Il
rouse the people. The Magyar Government
has ordered clsrgymen to preach against tn,
Russians. s
'as G~ERAANY.-In Baden a revolutionary strog
at gle is in full play. The Prince Of Prussia hu
Id, left Berlin 30 take command Of the army c
nat the Rhine. In Baden, Wurtemburg and Bava
on ria the Democrats arc preparing for a con
"a. fict. HI.
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lanced on Cotton sent to us Is
N this" or the New OrIeano
sptg, Aug. 28, l848, 52-4m
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rushed sugar.
Nla article for sale by
DIV MURPHY.

10 4GABD .
DEALER IN
|W Goods, Groceries
and Produce.
IHsoo City, .VEJss.
mss Slve particular attention OF
,pSiss si9g and forwarding cotton.
ia RoS %c, Just received Bagg-
b. Rsope' Kentucky Jeans and
Fa, Uatoa, Lard, Sugar cured
n proS"are' and a general assert
ut 10, la4s,
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Some one calls the time Of squeezing the
girls, hands 'tho palny season OF life.
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ITALY.

From Rome VIC learn that the French army
had commenced all attack on the 10Th. After
sanguinary engagement, in which the Ro-
mans lost 300 men, and succeeded in entering
several important posts. a series Of attacks
have since taken place, at which victory Is va
riously stated. The invading army has suf-
fered most.
The French papers publish conflicting reports
Of the operations of the army, bat from ac-
counts received, it is clear Ondinot had not
then gained access though he he had gained
possession Of the North Of Rome, which would
enable him to command the city. The latest
despatch from oudinot. is to the 9Th inst at
which time he opened trenches andhad regular
y beseiged the city.
There is no appearance Of yielding on the
part OF the Romans, on the contrary, every7
thing goes to confirm the belief that they will
make desperate and determined Resistance 10
the last.
The United States arrived in Liverpool in a
crippled condition, the same day the tIibern;a
tolt.
The cholera was raging ,frrigghEiudlly in Paris
eleven ttousand had died since tie commence
ment 900 cases and 500 deaths are reported
in one day. The cholera was also PREVAILING
in Manchester and other parts Of England.
, The bill for tie abrogatiOn Of the Naviga7
ton Laws has passed the House of Lords, and
received the Royal sanction. 1t goes into eE-
) feet on The LIST Of January. i.
I Tie British Government repudiated the pro.
C%eedings Of France in their treatment OF the
n r t
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IRETAND.

Nod -" ~, u ? 9 "
The counsel Of Smith 0'Brien deny tue let
galily Ct the commutaticn, OF the sentence Of
death to transportation for life.
The crops throughout England and ireland
are veiy promising.
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CITY ITE ms.

~ The thermometer YESTERDAY, at Dels'cur's
4, wsnst wssst So at 2 o'clock so At and 10 At
l,os, oclock 10 the evening most welcome rain eel
IA which promised 10 continue through the nign'
Tks atmosphere greatly refreshed, and We email
,robssiy hear Of decresse in the Cholera
F.raES MATHEWS PrSstoS.-We are s'ad %
,.rceive that businosske movement Il 81 iene'n oe
Ssg made 10 free Father Mathew from Oil ooANeN''"
vith the British Government, and place nm 10 ''0" :
position rs viii snabe BIN % devote the rem" %
h, LIE free from anxiety or nqnietNoe u VIZ P'P'
s.fon Of ais benevolent mission. pfeinins'y iN7''
ns OF sone Of our most influential ciuzfn' VI" 'aA7
plaoe On hi. day and, when Treasurer ana Commit
zee are appointed have reason 70 kno" tna' 'o"'
% large amount Will be literally contributed % re-
Levs him Il those pecuniary liabilities CONTRACTOR IL
the cause Of humanity II may be well 70 observe 'na
Father Mathew does not owe one sDrAhS pT''"1'y
The debts connected with the propagation Oh temper
,nce. were the deot Of poor societies Tor "nen ne
made hnssn responsible and the effects o. MS oeneV-
dent Efforts 70 stem the tide Of disease and famine
which swept away mynsds Of the Irish people lie
raid the rent Of thlr humble reading rooms furnished
,h.m with books and periodicals, assistef the poor
widow. the struggling brakeman and the d'siressed
,rt and often ted and clothed the poor prOtestan-
who Travelled ~ and I'D miles u tAhe me peose from
him He distributed gratutOusly inmense quantity
Of Temper-nce tracts. carefully -elecced-ruany 81
ttem r. ynuts ~ valuable American publications ni.
ons iieu o. expenditure Dr hse years amounted %
sl5ODJ Hs travelling expenses were also con-i1tf1
be- ~ 1t may naturally be- expected that De hDer"i}
contributed 70 the literary and charitable inttiuuon-
Of each locality he passed through The Judges q"
l.size bore their unanimous testimony ~ me Amos
total appearance of crime through his exeft'hs .
ard DID the Brush Government besto~ on MIN the
( I,ra
A. mere aue.ton involving the reduction Of taxation
IL would he well Appropriated but we are giai IL u
not so.-we are glad that the American people VIII
have I'll opportunity q testify tbeT approval Oh lu'
sood f.fhers rxsrOns IN his sacred mission Ana We
sba be proud hear that be leaves our shores 70 use
h. own language. "f free. untrsneled and independ
snt" The City Of New York. which mas given MN r"
sonous a ", leone hss taken the Initiative, ana We
promise will do her duiy We hops 10 be able u an.
nouose IN. names Of the Committee and Treasurer,
with further particulars, in our next
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%. 1886 Mr. SPIN % ruWLf-Drar ~. ms may
certify that am about - Ne4r- of age "s-h"n ana ma
always 70 -iard 10 TINS ~ October l45 TOOK cod
d.forsx months was az cied win the ifil-nla and
ihs worst cnua have experienced during NY Whole
Nia Mtsef and friends had strong doubts ~ my ever
recovering rof hoite Of Scheuck's SFrup-t dd me
ro good then applied 10 pirsician, ~" prescrn-i
tor me several umes but nd not cure me Al lasi nv
physciau advised 10 take Dr. WisTARs cei ehfaied
Bsisam of Wild Cherry, which has performed 90 many
remarkable cur-. did 80. and believe that saved ny
nfr NV cough len entirely when had taken single
bottle am enjoying good health II ever again
have a similar attack any Of NV family shhl imm--
ai.lv resort 10 Or WisrARs Balssm Of Wild Cherry -
The hvscisn WHO recommended his basan TO me- wa
induced 10 DO from hla persona observation Ano
xpercuce IN USING Que very srOnR ca'e oi cure OF
va,ng man occurred THIS mmed ale vicinity, Of which
H. U,nsn iuf,r,ned me FPHRAlM SANDERS
None genuine uu~ss signed BUTTS 0n The wrapper
For sale wholesale sna retail by Mrssrs A q
S,Nns leo Fulfon-sf rs Broadway. u East Broadway
WM BuncrR "a Cori.and-st; Mr.. HAYES Brooklyn, And
l,v .trlgrl sfe generally III
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

= Rev w. W. Wallace Vii 1r-aeh io-rnorro~
ro-frT Nv = 10 ih- FoIr-1 Congress ionsl Cl1fcn
Rev ~ ScHgEAEsHosS' So . Fi-en-n--t i-t~e-n : 1'1
y Severn .v.. s-rsIcr a. lt o'c.pcz c-ctl1s ng
~ P-.f,r ~ ne -.-rnr01. SUBJECT e kcn Mao a11
L.z.rs.r Service a. =. oc.ocE- g-l IT,
~ Kelstons NOIire.-J p. GtrEs. ~ evauFe q
-, NJ. - preach - s-f .-nl hs.. H-ster--t b
49, fr.,. tl. B.,s cry TX -4N0ath + n I'D evening
l.a,.t Jones .s preach e. tie -alle place 10 , a'-a-
in. 81 lf Oc.yck go 4t
- Nofice.-Tte Mount 4 0n "a Scaoo' Baptist
ff-rh ~Dr .r.-- gl~-+fr tc convention p DID,. Wuos-
er e-n u s..n arc -e-s-rs- % >4nd-s- morn
In and n errooa. l, A y lrc D. u nD 'Ftls
.r rsrs D.. r.f 'r lt- rev rsc-ors f-1--s sermon
W H- r-.c ~ there to-norf0F s.t--10ol 1y no Psst1
! 1erJ GJt.e J-l l'
y Bethesda Congregational Church. Lyc~gm
b. .rE 'fi Nr0-l OIL. q -alr Rev J1s--t LEsfIrT
l rreac f- church S4nrata sf--1'a r-af go D.
oc.ors Pre-ct.rf NON srd evening IS ~ Pastor.
Rev CHARLfs RsY s~a,- free L-i BE-
~ Communi-sn.-Per-ou. st.ng 20 e-tahl.s - =
D-Iforrafr Community. I'd f0 attend meet ~
SUNDAY. tt- ~ r-. q. 81 a ne Protective a.9a
t4 1.lls ll el-l-aFel-- above l---t l-r--t tF
g-llr. IRA 3 DAiR, aud ota-rs.
- second Advent rlretiuz>.-Att1e 1s.. cor Or
of EDwfIy sul he--~r--- every ~ahusia kll-f JONES
sI preach in tae morr1- AID r der DsrEs 30 -f~r
noon and rerrrg ~f4f- free Pr.i-st0r< y ~ 'If- .
alton oi The Sew l--iaerl irt .1- Advent Herald
can To- sI af fIr I-.. srI ff r.. IT,. arret.-' T
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vioIR AND MEAI-Ihs flonr n,f..t - without chsnc-
.o,n Tor n. loser g,see. Cod pass 81
am H. trsu.sc ilns up 1000 bis Of ~hch -
too Inc Il St7t y TOR suYf. EHi
o, 6os s3l az - Tor ur-d Ncnas- w,coa-ia a..
80 a. n. - Ior COMMON STATE 444sa gt
- N.h.sn aos Ordh II Cf our. G-ne.e- snpp
- I'd, 80 IN. demand irn The K..t. soi L. soats.sn
H., -,t nh D. -
,. sr a. G.ors.,~a bf.os. M-.ils ssal w. ~h
,, 49, a d., .a
49,. r.. ; .gr,t a.
ckAIN Ter h.. h..n .om. movement ~ West
d..r-. Atout 90 bush G-n-.-- cod = Gac 'he alter g.
htr 'fH ~ lIis, prime ht Corn D.
u osnse 60 nie .ss tntoO ha.h 81 bs1'eNc. r se~
,,.t 1D0a- Tor yellow fat sui 6A0b7 inr unsd
.f ~. IT NJ, Dbl .e and hiN u.i. S4a3H
WHiskN-t saiDsf evss, VIII so 80 bols .'A
49,,
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JAMES COLE. Aacroneer

nERENTOh SALE. OF -Four Hundred Nausoe
1 Buiains Lot. IN The Ninth Ward Il this City BOOK
lSn JAMES COLE will cell At auction on WEDNfs-
DAY July t al II o'clock. the Merchants txchsike q.
New los sQO lots n Division, G.ies. Ralph and Pat
chen Hick ,ry Quincy Madison and NJ uroe ste ne-
ing part OF the res estate Of David Mh', - Inese
E-,re. on which and splendid ho ats M ming day
and night Purchases be made wiihost dancer OF a.
.es.u,n. q. tie stre.is are being Opeu~d st tho
,Npen,e II the present Thee lois VIII need NJ
lie or no grading For healhne,s and beauty Of rusuon
they are ufpassed The ute 10 perfect % per cent
NAV remain on bond and mortgage for years pee GO
Ntps - az be had OF the Auciiuneer sWaist New ioTk
o. - Fuan-.t Brooklyn For n tner Information srpy
IN CHARLgS HART E.q 2Wsli NY jy2l
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AUCTION SALES.

= NOLrON AuCuvuo-t
FURNITURE NOTltE-rhe sobscriosr VIII give
attention TO the sale " household furniture Of >inies
changing their residences giving keeping dur
NJ he coming siher their own rcsidenccso OF
Al The Auction Rooms, ~ 8eekmsn and ~ Ann cts
n B-furniuir- hought " preferred COTTON
TIL DAY, tssmrisyJ July "a
Al le. cock. al 81 oersman-st
FVRNIrVEg. A. The enur~ siocs ot furniture msnu-
factory. consisting q sofa, MAHOGANY and maple chairs
do rockers Frrf Oh. mahogany aud rosewoo heds"ad
do book ases, ard card tables msroe lo) sud
common buieaux Ic Also lot ct sscond.hsnd Nrni'
TUE from several families breaking NJ hOu'e keePng
Aso. stllt O'CLOCK Al lyoice Of dry goods not taken
AZ last sslc
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prJRI.IsHrp THIS MORNING,

IANE SHORE. or The Goldsmith. Wiiv-A Romance
y of The Wars the Roses aud containing tr4e nara
tive Of the c. Of this remarkable romance. ~ the
author Il "Susan Hopiey" jews Daughef,' &c. SC
il- No,sl Boz q4f-tq4a ~e' Ifas-dJ 10 ins sal--
ANll1.
Caroo. r-vs4,oa at sr-oe most ssPu.. - i'n
a. CAD -p- 49,. .
s,e" org wanted h e. rh--hse ~ -f- "le
rt.,-.o ssf ~ fs- - boz. ts-Ofy 10 truh Poss,r
Fafashf rse Pftsr- oi to c.4ssoi re Pt''- ~ A..
r- b,- e T,~s. bay b., which t- Yr's'' c-n--t ,'-
..-a+.y .uly ds.ro-d tlese g-f-. - . ~ 's'
"A .---..s. n. A...n L,assn llgrns-
u ,,,r ~.-. h...~r~. - hn RgL
sTRINGER TOWNSEND,
iy20 Pts ~ bfoad~ay' cor AnA''|
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MISREPRESENTATION

~ The Magnetic Machines Of The lste Dr. II
Aers ood are Manufactured by us as heretofore k--
crnt ueu both in Pss and THIS county nd cate
that rlectromagneu.m most important agent for me
preservation health during the presence of Eq drmc
Cholera absence Of rltc ricy n he sphere be-
s-o,vnt o be prev 4tug cause 81 tn- iata
n swell known that Dr. sherwood tie hr-i 20 intro
duct he schiues ~ gene'a Use, and inst hs
instruments nave esiabshe reputation superior 70
ANY ot1rr. for simpl. city and power 'mhined.
Ii. Il sHFkWDDD'> Successors.
ivl7 95seod. ~ Chambers-si Ne~-l OK
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prARRHEA AND pYsENrERY.

90 DEATHS al w-es IN tnI. Guy Those rl.esses
~ are Immediately cured by fhs nee Of WELLS
MILLER a PROVOsT'S Compound Extract Of 81 scs
b-,ry NJ mater prouaced severe tho cAss, "
ybsf In, this medicine appropriate and sboot A.
certain ~ cure j. aben Tbs appears strung ian
mage BIT lie events u every day fy prove its uutn
H. bve never suoxn f- tho most iuysteraic
80. and n h had been administered the 20 referred 10
shove the result would have bern drefroi Inc hvss
. k-ot 10 families for The purpose Il - composed OF II
pow-rfal a.tnngelt vegetable extracts, Of when me
cherry Root Da.is and 10 snufey innocent M
b.. naIue Ths medicine Is warranted, and me sellers
s sthof z~d 10 refund the moneys la e..- ~ t.igrr
sod a. l3l Chatham ~ BD~ery 1877 and ~ Broad
way lf2 Chamber and H1d.Onst Ia BROOKLYN, a
II And III ~ oa-t Boston Grocery, and Scranton Co
ALanue,t md corner hyrusayenn- and hud-on-st ano
~ III prncins Gfocers hrou zhogt the city aud country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-21

nIyIDR>D-SORW1CH 4 WORCESTER RAIL
ORDAD COTE Board 81 Directors have MS day
dsc ard dividend u tNO and hall per cent iD-ins
tgo col ard ffy each -hafe % tn@ crpit4
.tocs u Company of the earnings u M yea
encing 3l.t hsy .as-psys0e on no hfsl DAY o A.s.
The hOdefs " s-ock 81 ne close Of ne ooo
tie Til day u Ju.y asst Ia The oonds or cefune*s
esot q The COnpany, bearing rDerest Al 70 ~. -
pr cent pr snrum payable n ne Guy Of -
The Isl day Of February ard August 10 earn yea, ~
prrc pa renbgranle 90 tne Let Gay " A-tt II.
Haf-rs Of suck rs-.tersd ts- transfer oVos ~ ~
Civ Of New YOrs Will recslve tnslf ai'lse -
Ter s,Se- No 10 Merchants EKcnsnse-A4 DUETS III ap
TIE tran.'-r Books vii remain closed anu A'nHsJ'
18th jay, inst ..,, $500, NV Rco
~. - C0cr July a. sfs yl3lo
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LEE ASSURANCE.

LIFE ASSURANCE.
NATIONAL LOAN Fl Nd LIFk ASSURANCE So
4 GETTY. 0f L1nfnr AID Nv ! utk
CAPITAL. S2juDp.
large guarantee f..l IatrsI cd ~ Newly crk 10 the
names Of ;lrre American fw-'e-s
Present annlai income from American Policies, 10000
Nslr YORK L0ci Dtvertrs-dcnsg DIRECTOR fvr
July
JOHN PALMER.
GOEHAN q WORTH,
WILLIAM VAN HOOK
"a .NING TUCKER
RACHE McEN-ks
HENRY lLDLAM, Esql!fes
Who n Get everg Wrd. e.daf.
Tie Medical Board meet fl. IS A. VI.
VI Dual T1iniinos
KEARNY ROD IRIS. D
Alex hO-AOh, VI d.
kEENE. 81
CHEF OFcr lor Aurrca. 81 Wal-st New. YorS where
ecu-~s r-ifrd ny applicants can
be- obtained sums sins Aie 20 The extent
Of $1,000
during The prevalence Of cholera parties viii he assured
only Of premiums charged annually for hole
term o. life.
J LEANDER STARR General Agent
AND SUPERINTENDENT Of the L ; Loca Board
The Annual Report Of th@ p,fiees ~ ~ "'s@ina ~
the nnfion held n London h OF May, l54s, can De OBJ
talnrd a. u Wallet aud OF Asrnls B.l II
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RLAcYWoOD FOR July

COSTFNrS-l D.rs B rea-.-Chu-foprer under
I. Canva-- "A second Nocrss Amb f0siausJ
n Tie leland of Striiua.
lfl The lHXtOus-lf1ur n"w chapters
~ The Game Lawsis scotland
DOu.aiQae.
VI Pe-'a.nEKana
VII Navgaunn Lsws-Fvls Pred cied
Ihis day published sfd ilr .alr by
L. SCOTT CO Publishers
~ fulfOl-sf entrance y God.sf
B This number commences new 70 ume. Price
sia,ear The tour Reviews. e. B.ackNo0d and the
four R-vi-sgs a. year This u the time 20 slh.cror
aud commence 70 ume. yH IL
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CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
WILLlANsHtRcH. L.. J.
New.York Ofce. u Wal and l57 BOwery.
THIS COMPANY. wiih nl4I cash Capita, al pha IN
and securely invested. in-ures against 0ss o dansRe
bv rr- on DIV cling houses Merchandise, Household Fuf-
nturr and al descriptions Of personal properly On as "a
vorable terms . the city Offices generally.
DttE,IORs
Huftnsu, kno-r Bsrs Cntfet Dsfoe'
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GENERAL NOTICES.
-Jri,b Emigrant -ociety.-Af a specia.

= Jri,b Emigrant -ociefy.-Af specla l meet
ln- = flr Ex-clfv- Committee o. The lr,t Eflerali
~rrefr. te.l on IHur-cfy evening Jlg j. i.it, DE
Pre- dent ~ te -uC.fy- DEEecff Di-iof 70 4n l--
cfsr tir. J,--fr stuart aHfn.uc-d fn le Conan .'-r
8ra4 oi JAWS KslFcb>. E-c late one oi ta- Ice
Pre- Ilrur- tre ,.c.-F Mr STUART fsr.el 'Ar
announcement ~ih zone feeling Seiaais- upon ae char
ac Of toe decea--r- I0ng - vice. il he soc Ely
genera interest ffrr n 1s cuur ny fr1 ~ @
sn1. fnr l0-s ned tF f- community. a. "e % PSI
DIE f-1t-. bonn social .rfles naf rnd~afel
bun DR. smart conc lded Do remarks os - .li-iag r.
81. on IlE re-o Irons
Fs1oit,d Tat the Commune have learned win ss.ni
flent- of teep the death o James kr} burn, t
ore " me earliest ler- of lis ,oce. le'r - cr-
Pfe-4fer' who for any years lo-Ofanly ted some
Of IT, most espOB.hie ofl-rs.
Resored Tn-thy craih q IL a'e Presdent ne
sor CIV hss l0sf z-sou.. serve md egeni ot1--r
AID ts Of tie Executive Comm Tee arm and
uprg hf friend
Reoircd That bis constant devotion % the n'eres ~
the Inch emil grant enu-s memory Of Janice keynua
- high place graceful esteem ~ me rsh con-
nlutg and that - long The knprnt society con-
I'd attention 20 IT, Interests te remembered a. moving
cause If its prosperity sno efficiency
Bdsed That fhr-e fe-o.l.ors be entered m ID min
ucs published, AID copy ior~ arded 10 me isny ~
the Deceased
James Msfihevs. ESQ seconded The motion. on The
adoption o' fhe res1IfOns, expressing, ~ ne same ir
hearty coucuu~rc- n any Measures intended 10 hO-D
tie memory ~ fhe deceased
The resolution. were unanimous : stonfed
b order u the Board, h l. DALI Sec y.