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IAIPOR ANT no SUGAR PLANTERS

uNe would the attentlOt0i TO the
j. fact of his having discovered after series of expert
ubriCous composition preserves the Journals
and 3ases OF Sugar Mills from friction and prevent them
from heating wearing, by keeping them CLOSED and
perfectly cool The composition much cheaper than any Of
the oils now used, and need not be applied oitcl
large Quantities Any desiring TO test the merits OF this
discovery by fair trial ofthe composition itself do 50 by
addressing 70 the undersigned (pOpaid) at Baton Rouge and
on payment of $40
MS 2taWtlah A. !. CHAPMAN, Engineer
New Orleans Delta and Crescent publish the above twice
week, till January and send bills for Rouge
,1dpocatc
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BEcEPTioN OF TIE STAIR 0FFEcERs AT BA-
TON RoUeE.--The State ofTieeTs-we formally re-
eeiyed at Baton Rouge on Monday last Mr.. P
H. Morgan welcomed them in the name Of the Cit
zens Of the town, and replies were made by Gov
johnson and Gen Walker. The festivities which
were to have taken place on the OCCASION were put
a stop to by The late destructive fire.
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Letter from a FrlOnd.l


Eds Crescent-Eage hearts and srainng eyes are any.
ionsy awaiting the arrival oil mail from the States What
is emaer? Who sPosmaser- General now /? Here have
webeen for three mouths without mail from the Staes Let
MIA have long accountto settle with them The wrong in
this matter some of Tie darkest mamy. lmagne il you can
the thousands Who have recently left their homes and kindred
10 seek fortunes this side OF the mountains who have their
Have they sympathes-uO rights to ask of the Govern
meni, independent Of the great rae and eonece Which
50 often boast OFF Gentlemen, could rece you more
than instance of the deep and harrOvng dsapp0inuies
tabe witnessed at the posfofce window in dis plaeeof men
who lave left profitable business in the mnss perform
pilgrimage TO ibis place to be disappointed. It humbng-
and please tell your leaders that all Government movements
tins country are soom collecting hospitaHJney down TO
carrying mails The Government has done nothing for this
county tax the people that has been done literally
left you may ecOect, in February last it may be that
have correspondents; but certain Is, that even with
who have and dear kndedin the States, yet can
not hear from them. The mails in the inferior are just in
bad fix. For time NJ asrs Simmons, Hutchinson, &
Cos have carried the mail regularly; but not receiving any
they decliRed doing orthe GoUGEmeut, and it
given another. Yet still they flock these gentlemen with
their letters, 10 send up the Sacramento. These gentlemen
large capitalists, and have the steamer McKm, which
they recently purchased for s500O0 besides number OF
sohOone running up therrer regularly, which offer great
ACCOMMODATION 10 the public As regards the POst0hce itself
here, it is we'll maintained The present. Postmaster, Mr.
Moore, gentleman of great industry and has the good
opinion of all our citizens He has Represented to the u S.
Government the grievances labor UNDER aud feels the eep
humiliation. The actgs there will be U S. Pouoe here
soon unless Government shows some disposition to do its dut
| in The matter
The ianGues of busne such that cannot give yOr
much The arrivals here lately have fallen Oft, and
consequently, provisions and breadstu have assumed hgI
prices Mes Pork worth s45 per Dbl, and will reach SIS
in my opinion before Jan l. This opinion based upon thu
average receipts for weekspas. The Provision marke
here assmiates much the New Orleans market 80 far
reg6rs the receipts. THE many difficulties and high price
labor here, prevent concentration Of those nice movement
often connected after Change hours in the States But
are learning fast Provisions Of all kinds continue
command enormous prices the next two mOaths.
The newspapers win. give you local news We have no'
here, from New Orleans, the Alhambr schooner Friendship
and propeller McKim, within month"; Messys. simmon
Hutchinson & Co., should suppose, the largest CONNIE
eal opaal0a in the territory Il Is IOmoed that hey lal9l
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p establish regular line of steamer between Or place and
he Sandwich Islands
fOuFRl notice, by The payers that two men have ben
oonden3nsd, b. Naval Court baha to safsr deaih and
have been hung. Ther crime was one Of great etofnty
and The seiieuce y looked pPon as a iusf ones
Lieut. James Blair, o $. N has hovss IN progress and
near conpetoq, as,eambost intended To- osvigie the aca
ncniO, named The Captain suuer she isa splendid craft
ard wei adapted of The waters upon wlch sbeis de %
boaf M Blair haF under eonae ifse q four oers
Which,, when completed, VIII present eidse n tst gentle
mans great foresight IN his estimate 81 pubic evsuishe
required By The travelling people b this pan Of theHfod
Panama just IL she has three naa; they vii not &
opened mill after the steamer leaves Edura efe IL
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MISCELLANEOUS.
No. 146 CaMP g 5,REiET,

MISCELLANEOUS.
DRUtss, MEDICINES. .etc.--Tbe sglseriber Is now
ibcm sssag "a 5 sp 5sS Of article a e s s Ed offers
d5 dWtf On 'etii urS vs,5 Sl, tar,sr
0PiUNI-lO eases in store, iog saie By,
CUM AFABIC-l1OO lb,; eh9ite GUM ARABIC, in
!, s 81 az, i2r sale.by JAS s. SHAW, Drggizy
CutiA SEED This Invaluable Remedy for lianhqa and
- Complaints Of the Bowels inst received from Mexico,
d5 d&WG 40 . Yer Verah pi" Conner.
NOTICE no SUGAR PA NTEsRs- Bronrht and
from sSt q l IS O. aisYs rT 1e
WEAR Mi EscJy5 M S9 59Sa iss Nh m
C2gpsg loE Wooden Sh2lis ard g, sSp he9 or s?ey
,.s,,aa, yOSfBs AND MONUMENTS, 0~0
persons wishing to obtain the shove articles\ l1J
! on the most reasonable leTms, and Of The best N-+r
q No. 81 fcH66FfFSG ST. Is 8 s& F5ai
Office, up stains, where Plans and Specifications II
can be seen. PG6es vary from s15J 10 $1,000 No ~
MOEAssEs B&RREI.s. Lgs
466 igS'Gfg kE EsSS Mo aI9R5a lRs B BB2
.ne sB2 r. 40 'aoas r. Sad2 Tt i9 S1sSSE k9 20
NO ST. Clarles s., corner Of Julia.
TEAS ..... TEAS.
.4GENCY Of The -N,Etg YORK, C.4VTOyV TEA CO..
sggscrSE bqs f h PaP9aRd 5 viz "a siye monthly
Of ag descriptions. ~ assortment Is comp9sed Of
feels warranted in saying that the finest assert
me45 oi@Ieas ever Offered for sale % this city. 49,
II > -ANil-t fAktlits - -allllasl-
WTHIsKY BRANDY, GIN AND NINI3.-2 pan.
w CheOns Irish and ! punehe0n Scotch Whisky: 8 half
pipes Cqgnae Brandy; 2gipe Holland GIN, and 20 casks
Sherry WINE in bottles The above Whisky from the Dis
THERE'S direct and has lain over in sofs for mqie than Two
years and the Brandy Of the most favorte Brand The
sherry Wine = Of the Alnonnlad ado vintage, 80 much cee
purphasers, by [nl9l JOHN TOOi4E, Is Bank Place.
COGNNC BR HANDLES
4 ONION DOCK COGEAC BRANDIEs-
Ia . haliepipes AlaIte cld vintage Of 1876;
10 10 :. r.,,..lg pate - Isi3:
" >, 80, cld 1876;
- - Otard pale l5tA;
cid, 1879
Just received ex ship Euphena and for sale in bond by
nB $. WOLFF. . Grayier n.
BOOT MANUFACTORS.
FFNHE undersigned calls the Of the New Orleans
L. public to big Setect and Fashionable .4ss0T arf5 ,
mcHt Of BOOTS and SHOES, manu- iaCtuTed y rs
solely By himself Gendemen dssIous Of having 4 ~
their Boots aud Shoes made FrFOf elegant ma. G-
tsral, and STYIE-wOuld do well by calling ON the
Undersigned. CQRk-SOi4E and DOuBIE-SOLE WA
ER-PROOF BOOTS, made 10 order. -..
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THOMAS BRADY,
81 CHARTREs STREET.
NJ On o first day OF November i've shall remove TO t
stau No = Charres street. directly OPP oe5
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10 The steamer VIM. Seabrook burst three e
the floea Of her boiler Saturday night. ihs "a GA
her passage from Charleston to Savannah. Sha
was lowed up from Long IslaRd on Sunday maln.
ing by the steamer ]. Stone. No one Wa iainIs'.
he ears,
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DUGGY and FAMILY CARRIAGE FOR SALE
ID ApnA q % Rsaaaaa aeesig ~ saa, ~
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GbepailY Crescent,


Published Every Day-CSunday &c spt sdO--
BY A. II. HAYES d co.
OPT1cE..s -. No. % ST. CHARLES sTHEEr.
TERMs or TIE CRESCENT
per week bayabiet % carriers; weekly
Eight D3aEs per year hayeaily and a7rfy at ts same
raein advanced Single copss Five
t 5s' 's 2T al exceeding one week
a. 1hTae oll1ys Of tnoe directed
tie some PaFqoei a Too DoarEaad Fieus sac Post
masters and others may Agehts seud orters paid
lo le9 e0Pie VIZ Esesse topy addition for their
peusqton fh1ydbs in al EinEe papers
Pseksses " wIappe can be had a. die once publication
No, % 81 Charles IA
ADVERT1BENENTsnot Lug twelve lips in Agate TIME
81 for de first nEeFien lo 1ser
% ton Ihose d greaier Eh proportion T}ohces
seccnd page, q tsnhee y Pearl type 81 each ilron
AuVerneh s lhiaeu i-eehy mnuy
CHARGED s. per square Tor eyer5 insenn a,A Liberal
discount made 70 tioae WHO advsrise by de year.
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RACEs.-The races Of the Montgomery Jockey
Club commenced over the course near Montgomery
last Monday We give briefly an account Of the
first two days running s
On Monday, sweepstakes single dash Of a mile.
There were two entries--won by G. King'A b. g.
time Indifferent
A match race, mile, resulted as follows
John Clarks % Bob
WIN. M'Cleans Mexico, ....... q
% Dag, Tttssday.--JOckey Club Purse, $3.50
| mile heats;
y. B. GOdsbya Sarah Brown. 80, .,,...,,.I
] VI kasle{ o. gs.. .,.,,t., tts..t..s 4
v Myers nI' e,.',''''p",'''t",,u''''
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MARINE AlNT AN I'm T AK oI ,II lIANUFAc-

II ut
Captains, owners, and Others interesedin vessels the sub
The undersigned owners and mpserg OF vessels shin.
0s De @S Sps si' by W% R fyS
its lasting ause and as being the best and cheapest COM
position in NE for the protection Of the bottoms Of vessels
from The attacks Of the worm, and also projecting
wood Or iron from decomposition, either from exposure
| weather % under water; r, :, ,,, 49,
q, w. Watson, shpmaster; Err THOMPSON llieutl Isl
Thee Birey shipbuder; Cant W t, ship SHENANDOAH;
/ yquehan Lynn, -; VIM NJ. Bard q 90 Owners
| Vim. Crainp -; delphia and Hartford;
SteWaFt s. W aters shin build r! r. loper, merchant
eEs at the Marine Railway p Elddge q Co.. merchants;
SAM vaughan builder; pTey bi6 TgscsToria;
| N. vanDusensn -; All Iinkei&son shp-ehan-
s. 81 Lee senior Lieut. u s G w, Asinwa merchants
/ - iHgate Paiomac; Capt J. SOmeFs, owner and
| Burning a. Dixon, Merchants; MASTER
II. Harper master brig Aaria r. ". Packer, merchant;
S T5 sheer master sch 3Rl ieo Vance schooner H.
The trade supplied and sold wholesale and retail by e.
M I'm o i,fa& fosi secopd Sfu6cipaty
CHEAP , PAPER BLANK BOOKs AND STA,
rr,ITIf bOA IN hlS .., at No, 81 C.A.HP STREET.
Il friends and the public for the liberal pat. F IFFs7
Womb r FsIesgt2n Bestowed upon them and
ing now On hand a fql and complete stock Of liE
SUPPLIES Their present stock consists in part Of the io
I9YRg YhiGR they otter a. the Lowe market rates;
count Current Record ana Receipt Books of ali zes an
COPYING LETTER PREssEs-yvflh Books and ever
thing eomplee-of different Fizez and qualities
etc, etc, in great variety % -' ~
CHECK BOOKS--On all the solvent Ranks ard u ,,t :,
| Houses in the city
STEEL P ENS-Of every manufacture. ebojea sescti,
always hand.
PAPER-of every descnphon-English, French and Anne
lean manufacture. -s.-
INK.-Back, Blue and Red; also Copying-an extensi,
INKsT ANDs-of all known kinds. s-..-
Waters, Sealing Wax Quills India Rubber, Lead Pencil
Wafer Stamps, Rodgers Peuknives and EIasers, OF,
Tape, Sand and Sand Boxes, Letter Clips Bill File
Black Lines, Pen Holders and Pen Racks, Tin Paper Gu
! farH Vaafu nnEg eff
81 | HAVING ALSO A COMPLETE
| JOB PRINTING OFFICE AND BOOK BlNDERY
in the bniding, prepared 10 execute orders
Printing Binding in superior style and al such prices
CORSON .&sARMsTRONG,
StattgHrH aHa EiaRk Book Manufacturers,
h4tql II Camp sueet New OheanS.
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Disasters, Il c.

su, Manu- Bys he ne AS-- e ne N.T ror der
1,. 80. IRON K.g 11;-r date " APf - tast o. ga
-- t sr-.s - heary rali s si7 Ns-- .saor ~ sass
= -. a. cart h~r -fo1 s-uulrg ~
fth- sst- s-ck, --- 9ol7d 70 ' aars 80 pa
r -.rs- o.-s ., - -i1a-st si IL .fp
prs or-rooar "a - ~ boai. Insf- - D. hSP-
.to Captain uho Ia % o14rsl an
Az .s-yh az Pos-r - s'rs he 7ssse We sad
r-es % - . narn-at ne "a "a,
ICES - "a eo-'---i a. hes y -
~ = =. a-rrsrsu. = SOL o pay -r2r1--'
Ns- or-t1s seat ol or@ "a
10, - aor :. az gtA>y az coa-ns1 s;rSfG Asf
II nrCtaas - TIA -.
~ f,se pa 1910 Nj west d.,rsss N q
80 III ,al,-.-- i-.sys ~oaig f-ctsrEs AS r-Fslf
,, sr soari 5ars Lou sif,- an. fron raaat-
- - -, .-s,-- 81 .qoG.n 10 -. All 9 or
. a. 49,. III sci Wee f.ys out .n- -oguisr-s s-Ts-
-, = - - sPut ss-ta- storm eunis l-f or
s,h. hss hgsrs iaf I'D dung tie Afs noHi.
- - -
~ "a b. ZACH, Rag abe % k--P A-r
- tss-n - "a RIVER y 4l-carrE-
Ras-r frur1 ssss,S1, is- For OTIS P-
80 u s.hur- ? RIA Rel D. q k-y Wet
oo~s Psut-a Por- "a LII -
a. .achor .--s h-r ,....- -. N 4.
49,, he reported - 81 n h7 IN
-, - sr.i Is siisr, irn Csy % o.
d. $50 - a-h-r Jaqsa r-r-
49, ,e. 1ps.to- B.ccr ttsf A- r-pr- =" .s is9
,-o.eas. "a, groves orr-; r. La 81 pay
eI,rs.taa h rsr.isna Of sirartias a.. =
r.nra Tor .oas prsess, q; JsPsa, [" ne : >
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calsm showing that Il the fulfilling Of tie pr0y-
dence and designs Of God and urged that the proof Of
ts was IN is being really conservative and orderly
method Of reform which u proposed while its ends
were those only which all good men must desire.
which tho prophet Oi God had promised At cOnsid-
cradle length he argued that peaceful reform j. the
only effective and valuable reform. that the spirit q
this Wa one u fraternity and love- and that there
VA preparation IN tlc minds of the educated and
Influential classes every whore 20 accept reform Of
ts kind II they could be- assured tina; H. and not rev
olutionary and destructive reform. wa proposed.
And be- claimed that the banner OF the -
was the white banner q pence which Inscribed
ia golden letters only the words UNvERsAL UNITY.
Dr.. WM ELDER. OF Philadelphia. followed Mr. Clan.
ming In speech, iu Of humor and pungcn; wit
times Illuminated with the brightest flashes Of the elo-
qaencc Of the cart be criticised society and the false
lights which proies- D. guide H.
hr. Brisbane then introduced. but owing 70 the
lateues. oi the hour he excused himself from speasu.
lie Was however, urged by the audience % 20 o. and
made rapid review Of the social movement Ia the
various countries of Europe.
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FLOUR AND WEALTHY market heavy - DE-, with =
tcr fn-nt ih- Hr
reach o,s 1finF go nn. 'f 81 i-1 = ~
STATE ol. - n of sifs eht " ester
Some uitI -s~ i'--h
.Inf fslcy maize 81 ~ Ih- -i's, n ne 80
. oreains tn Csns matter n cna'iisffb- ii ~
.ni r.nge .if' a. r - t9. ff''
r Z - far nom 80 ruth Inc 90
A uf C4rsfsn reported a. 80 Ia
s-afb-r1 there fhnonf. e 81
Redmond Cry sss - u"dea
.r,.ni % Md -lat5 Jsf--y Nth sac. 70
hos BendyNu- a. % lac demand % sood 9as'
or obis Rss Pour si3 si,a Cd,
GRAIS-In Tiers charg- O. cote, Nfh AR nu
To- demand bush Ohio a. 1905 ans % 40 gnme
d-rsni ia sud si0 - .-sed
-.ch sn0c Tor hus round WI t. an -
rs fr rognf yellow Nv. a. sec Delivered sac
made II -. r rorrd Oats are s.dS"
s.h 600 bu-h. closing heavy
WHIsKY-Ts. m.nsi sgsn nth "a &c 80 oss At : c
Jef.-y saAH hr Ohio and P,on Sales - Drudge eas'
PROyIsIoSs-Prrt again dul day md tho s- 500 or
Jbl. a. .saI0i-3. M-s whcH o~e and IN 'r
Pcme Beef ~ u aid.ls f Country -d
Carsso r.. Lao .s-dy With SAFES - ~ 80
30 a.. sP-cu'atn 10 Cut Meats ~ not-
about Ia Cheese snd Butter thefe
chsng-. heavy.
LEAD-Thers has. have sz.-- BOO pEssf - cash
OIls-rh.e 200 Nhas T. he trade Il s -
&C. ss-ct. Sales County Lnsssd at o." AL L'
Ot sa'sc. ,-,
}. anti Ii 81 " l sflo Dr. Cod doll.
BONF-sa-. u Cl0 n damaged Bone II 97c. cash.
GROCFRlEs-A rail- Of lon hhts Csrisnss hN"s ST as
made - isc " gal nsi- Duich suEar va o. Al >
no. T,-r. dee sut ne mtftei - hfn
LINE-Ths m,rk-t lower, rrh $50 cas,s a. - esl
but - paelhr. an,pr- "a sPnis al Sc snd s0
- 10 70 Ro.in q lll.
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y THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERN NAIL



THosAs EwsA~x q y y. % be Commi.sioner Of
p.iert- 10 he plsce q Edmund Burke removed.
JOINS IS AsHNEAD u Pa 20 be Attorney q the mi
ted 'a.e. ,or he Eastern District Of PennsyTania- n
tie p.sce of Thomas Petut. removed
ASrHoSY T. RosEETs Of p 70 10 NsrsLsl ot tie
United state. 1r The Eastern District e Perusyvsra
in the place Of George A. Keim. removed
JoHS MYAIcE Of pa 70 - Msr.hall # the United
States for the Northern District q ouds in ne place
81 Robert Myers. resigned
LAND oFTICrES
CHARLEs J.. ~rEvTSsoN n VIE n - Receiver -
Public Money. at Mineral Point Wis In the pace Of
Pascal beQuetfe removed.
GIDEON FITcH OF Miss 70 q Receiver q Public
Moneys al Jackson, MIS-. 10 the place Of David &.
Glenn removed.
JANEs -. DRAKE Of Ms 70 81 Receiver Of Public
Moneys a. Pontotoc. Miss ia the place u VIM " -
land. removed
DANIEL HICKS Il Mich 20 10 Receiver OF Public
Monies ~ saul So Marie Michigan. pace Of Michael
3. Patterson. removed.
AusriS MORGAN. Of M.-s o. be Register q the Land
Office q. Jackson M-s.isppi IN the pace q Zen amin
y Cowheri removed.
HENRY AcKEz Of Mich 70 be Register of the Land
O-e at Saut &c. Nane, Michigan IN the place Of Jas
i. Hunt. removed
Robert W BOYD # La - BE- Surveyor General q
the Public Lands in louisiana in the p.acs Of Pierre T.
landry, removed.
OFFICERS oF TI.r crsroNs.
WiILiAx y. LEwIs. 70 DO Collector Of the Customs,
Philadelphia. vice James Page. removed
PETER { ELIMAEER. % De Naval Of.cer. Pl4a1el-
yAls. vice Henry Welsh. removed
DANIEL McCrLLocH, 20 be Collector, sackstts haf.
Dor. vice Otis y Cole. removed
TOsT,ssTHEs.
JONI O. MCALLrsTER. Jackson. Mss
IRA = HAMILTON Hartford. Conn.
BARzirIa -LossoN Geneva ny.
bEJANI~ f. ARNDT Eastou. Penn.
IAuF, G. NAGRAw Cumberland Nj.
IiTvRY L. BOWEN, Providence. RI
kicHARD ALEXANDER. Tuscumoia. Ala
william j. +. IS hitc Philadelphia Pa
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Outragc-sinmese Twins-PhiladeIphia Mar
kets.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday. May 3D.

Correspondence of the Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday Nay 10.
Two of the most respectable ladies' OF our city
We're grossly insultcd Tuesday night by young
man named Tower whose father s wealthy resident
ofihs city He was arrested and would have been &c.
vcrely dealt with but for the sake Of his friends.
The Siamese Twins passed through our city to-day
for your village They were accompanied by part OIL
ia ir families They 40 10 Europe 10 consult about
sundoring the hgaturc which binds them
The demand Tor Flour continues limited and only a
few hundred bbls common brands have been taken for
shipment at - per bDl For city consumption the
demand Is limited and prices range from 80 10 . %
for common and extra brands Rye Flour quoted al :
81. Corn Meal is in moderate demand al - per DBL
GranN heat hiss declined, sales OF tair ami good Red
40 l07 lose including some slightly grown, AZ looc,
and good and prime White at IN d ll3c Rye scarce,
ses o. Pcnnsy lvania at - Ct per bush Corn con.
tuucs in good demand aud GOO 700 bush Pennsyl-
yanla and Southern Yellow sold al ca Ole. weight
Oais-farthcr sales of Southern at 80 Bic per bush
SALEsor SrocKs- FTsf Boari-lO Louisville Bk, 80 ;
s3l5O Wilmington 6s. IA $1,000 : Loan -,
~. ll2. 10 Pha Bank, - ~ Farmers Mech Bank,
- u 200 Lehigh 6s, OF. ~ Bank l&3 l4o Ches
4 Del Canal t. 20!
S,coqa Board-Sl $50 state -. ST % Penn Bank,
dividend 100 equal 10 81 sO Bank, l23 30
Reading X X, l5t p Commercial Bank 3ii 100 I :
bank, 81.
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Tsr SHrr ALBANY AT AUX CAYES.-ln in'tice

TAX SHIP ALBANY AT AUN CAYEs.-in ln'tlce
10 the commanding officer Of the Albany we insert mo
following favorable statement in regard 70 his refusal
TO put the ship into Aux Cages when requested BY INC
T.. : Consul. on which letter IN The Ir'oAHe some
time since commented with severity
The Second Lieutenant OF the ship was sent 10 wall
,,noD DR. Iorins and 70 ascertain u there Wa any ne
..jtv for carving the ship up 10 the city The Doctor
ld fhs officer that the presence Of the shp OF the o.
,,.,s ,y9i.,,rs4br But asked tho Lieutenant A'.
ns.pcnsablc - Tho Dr. replied, For the prote, ION
- American citizens" The Lieutenant inquired "a'
number of American citizens were hN.hS u a.
Csyrs Alter much hesitation the Dr. said there "CiS
~, 8. And who are thcyt' Myself, ana !ou.s
,,., win, "a n clerk Are YOU IN any dread OF II
.onal iniurvl" Oh no am an Old resident on '-''
country and beside my profession proteots NJ III
Then give me one good reason NAy the Alosl -
he put 10 the expense Of employing plot 70 o'''s 90
up 10 The city" " On il would require 100 .o-- /"
umo To explain TO you the importance, oul come -
she must said the Lieutenant, ioH mus 49,
her commander by letter Of this necessity on, -;
sure ho Will not bring the ship up. We. M Dr
most important and consequential petsohSso' ~
Lorng aid write letter 10 the coulnAndei oI ~. ~
Albany. but he tailed to assign single reason why "'
ship should b taken 10 the city.
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