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cARPErINo, oILCLoTHS, 40
SAITH A LOWNSBEkf

Smith LOWNsbEhf
4sS PEksL-sr
(SrfA Ca,tef Store from Chdtfam-stl l., -.
ur DAIIY RECEIVING. for the spriDg uaoe' SIS
A supplies OF EDghsh and American Cs'pe,nss sirh
psv sc now ceiling al the following 'enhAarJ 'o~
prices - - ,...,.,,,s. from q. To LIS per yard.
fue,S i.... 4 sro,tings from 7s TO ice per ysru
rnsiisS and American, SPY csrpruns' from Is 10 i'
per ysas and American Ipgrsn Csrpsnes nom Is to 10
per American Ingram csPeans' fTom g 70 -
per Frg,.b and American Floor Oh Cioths rom 'ee'
. .. -, ,ide; with choice ssseftnrn' " ~
ri.s connected with the usde, ecusliy so". -----
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The steamship CaHa3r reached her wharf, at
Jersey City, at an early hour yesterday l'reaoon.
From our files Of French, English and German
journals received By her together with tie letters
OF our European Correspondents We lay before
the readers Of TIE Tribune the following details
OF events 10 Europe for the two weeks previous
to her sailing
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Br A. GREEN; .a,.csseHssr.

IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY AT
L AUCTlON.--On Wednesday, the 10Th instant / shall
SELL in front Of the premises, at 81 O'Clock part OF
lot No 49, square No. 49, with the improvements which
are small brick house. &c The lot fronts Pennsylvania
avenue rs feet running back 30 foot alley, between
2lst and I'D streets
after the sale of the above, shall proceed
to sell No H. and part of lot No H. in square No. b5
fronting 1, between I'D and I'D streets. Lot No. IL
fronts IS feet inch morrill, and $50 feet 10 inches
deep Part No. IL fronts n feet inches having
good wo-sory frame house, which will be sod with the lot
Terms OF sale, Onethrd cash balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen monhe, for notes bearing interest deed
given, and a deed OF rusttaken. Title indsputable
The sale OF the described property we'll worthy
Of the attention Of persons wishing make good nve st.
so,noiy located.
May lot A. GREEN, Auctioneer,
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TO our sUBsCRIBERs.

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payment Of ths subscription be msds In advance
Distant subscribers may money by the postage
on which viii be paid by and Al assumed ourselves
safe
The COUNTRY rArER published hi weekly during The sssl
sions Of Congress, and semi weskiy during
Subscriptions period less than will
terms propsrtionsd to the sb0vs annual
90 POsTMASTERs suhorizsd to agents by
sending US DAILY SUBSCRIBER with pse enclosed SEMI
subscribers, with eas snslossd; nvu WEEKLY sub
WIN PIC enclosed will Ne entitled copy the
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A LOAN WANTEDi-81,O 900 is wanted on or before the
n 9th of June for year, for much longer time
the lender wish and real estate security located in
the centre of the city, insured for than six the
three different insurance companies, and the
property yielding of more than 40 per year,
iarQer amount a little less, would be objection and,
preferred the interest will be paid quarterly, halfyeay
or yearly in advance. ~.
Apply through the Washington city post Office, and
terview may be had.
ROBERT GOODLOE.
May 4-3tawiflmo@
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CLERKS OFFICE, HOUSE, RIPS. U. s.
April 10, 1919.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
L o'clock p. on Saturday, the 10Th day OF May next
for furnishing and delivering the vaults the Capitol
or before the LIST day Of September next
$50 tons anthracite coal
$50 cords best hickory wood
The coal must be of the best qualify. clear of dust, and
broken into Jumps about the sixe Of IA ID. weight.
Tho wood must be well seasoned 2t0 cords be sawed
once and the balance (O cods) be sawed three times
Ap 1-law4w THO. J. CAMPBELL, Clork.
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4'iAfohs OfvCr April IL, l63S-
PURSUANT 10 resolution of the Ron nd nj Alderrnrr,
= and board Of lennon Council approved March %
o'clock Tuesday, the 9th day Of MAY next for
furnishing and executing the work of the portiooes
and proposed be erected south from, of Ina
City Hall, plans and specifications of which will be ready
tor reference in a few days
Proposals will be received also for stuccoiup The face r
the whole brick part o. the building portion there
OF US may DC relairsdi ISL WIN :tone me, sharp river
sone work
Proposals will also be received for furnishing sooe
and executing the masonry for the foundation and also
furnishing the lumber and executing tho carpentry required
in covering the porcoes preparing the OF arches
Nc Tho right is Reserved OF making separate
for tue pocoes and the well the other classes
of work.
For particulars of finish reference cam
be had to the drawings and specifications the Mayors
Office, where all other information the subject cn be-
obtained. T-.4a
The proposals to be endorsed Proposals for dnishing
the exterior of the City Hail."
APP 24-eodt8M
~ The period for receiving preposals ssr the
work is extended to Wednesday, tho 10th instant ut
o'clock, p. ay8-dl6th.
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HoRACE + Ash ISAAC r. DiLLER.
Land and General Agency Capital - Ili-
nois City OF Springfield.
THO nonresidnt opnus of Illinois lands holders Of iwsis
indebtednsss, and all desows Of YsvchdwG State
lands Illinois scrip bondsIhe undersigned would
respectfully inform the public that they have established in
this cityhe capital OF the State of inosa a~d and gss
srai agency Office for the transaction of ell business apper
tanning thereto within the limits Of the State
All transactions relative the purchase and sale of lands.
examining lands and reporting their location advantages.
investigating titles &c buying and selling all descriptions
Of State indebtedness this and every oher description of
business attached general land agency the most
ASH Il DILLER.
Messrs Deifendorf Il Niles, Washington City.
( g A. Gowdy u Co., Louisville, Kentucky
as;:4.; syess. L g., St. Louis, Missouri.
A. Chrisy. ESQ.,,
Hon. Thomas II. Campbell. auditor
;. s II. Treat, Judge supreme
9" Lyman Trumbul,
Me,.fs Wadsworih& Sheldon, New York city
David Leavitt, esq,
G. Bartlett esq, No. Front street, IS :"
Gen. Robert Patterson, Philadelphia.
Gen. Adam DiIler. .
JOS l.. Chester, esq,
Col. s w. Black, Pittsburgh, Pa
Gen. Caleb Gushing, Boston, Mass.
G. r. Sanger, esq, "
J J. 3. Pratt & Co.. Baltimore. Md.
All }lnNy s.v3n,
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Notice Of the removal Of the Land Once from tho
Fails Croix' Wisconsin, to "Btlllvvator, IN
Minnesota Territory.
FINDER authority of the first section of the Of Con-
u gess entitled An for changing the location OF the
land Office in the Chippewa land district and establishing
additional land district in the State Of Wisco lsin,
proved March 2, 1919, | do hereby declare and make
known from and after the thirtieh day of June
(Si9 the land office for The public lands the
Chippewa land district shall be removed iom the Falls OF
ST. Cioix (Wisconsin) to Saltwater in ST. CroiI county,
Minnesota Territory.
Given under my hand the city of Washington, this
u. TAYLOR.
BY the President;
RICHARD M. YouNG,
Commits ioner of the General Land Office.
Mar 3l-lawl3W
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Washington April 18th, 1919
* called PROPOSALS.. Ia duplicate, for each class
~ separately endorsed proposals ppes for NAVY
Yards, will be received this Office il o'clock M on
the ed day Of May rext for furnishing and delivering at
may be directed by tho ndan expense to
the government the materials and articles spe
cited, viz.
Class No. L.
Delivery to be commenced on before the LIST July and
as required afterwards and completed by September
10000 hard red brick
5000 best quality fire brick
Class No 2.
Delivery be commenced before July lsE and to be
completed ~ September LIST
$50 running feet best foundation stone each stone to
contain II TO 10 cubic feet
$50 running feel OF coping stone from feet feet
inches wide and ut least q feet long, in all about SO
perch "
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CAUTION EXTRA.

2tEL tLiPP he
W s~Na GENUINE,
worker
o!
acid els
Townsend eoU
public GENUINE
ONISiNdL to-assds
menes' his snh VI aTia and his sxaAto~
- JACOB TOWNSEND
Principal eEes, io7 N4ssas-st Nsx Ysvt Cry
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I7OR sALE-A valuable and beautifully situated farm,
near the Washington Race Course, and about two and
hall miles from the Centre Market House, line road
This farm contains within small fraction OF three hun
drcd acres about hundred of which Of good
woodland and the balance in good cultivation, and the soil
much improved.
The improvements consist OF two-story farm house,
a dwelling Tor farm hands, new two story stable and
coach house. and nhouse and other small bsild
ngs an extensive kitchen garden with extensive hotbed
pretty orchard OF the most select fruit OF
rous kinds.
The whole tract well fenced, the title indsputabe the
price and terms easy is believed that more
healthy location be found in this District and has
the convenience Rock creek crossing OF it, and
fine mill within forty yards OF the land The tract is
everywhere well walered with line springs.
For further informaon inquire OF Thomas Carbery, o.
Washington, or Lewis Carbery, of Georgetown.
Mar iO-tt
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Securing, FerinensinE, Acid ComPo.nd'
OF S. p. TOWNSEND!


ORIGINAL NnJA
forbid deal
Resemblance and which
nd Dr.
hay M posrs Who used s. r. Townsends FEsAENTN COM
w. .
article Old
nhais ds.miri having
ASS Townsend
professional public
ssnne scientific %.s ns s the proptsso the articles "se 10
AGENTS DISEASE hssad health
o
kndc espsine
crnshed old JACOB
TOWNSEND has SOUGHT and FOUND bring hs
Grand UnivCrsal Concentrated Remedy,
within The sh and the knowledge Of ali who need IT, and
know, by Joyful s1peirnee,hs
Trnuscendsns Power . Heal:
the
millions bed health, and otg life
usefulness their families and friends
Principal Office l02 Nassau. street, N. Y
Price dollar per bottle, bottles for five dollars.
For sale in Washington by the following druggists Sam
uel Butt Of Pennsylvania avenue and I'm street
opposite the Irving Hotel; z; D w. H. Gilman, Penn
syvania avenue, Browns Hotel; J. F. Caan corner
OF and 7th streets, opposite the General Post Office M
Oeany Of Pennsylvania avenue and Il street and
Ridgey 81 Co., Pennsylvania avenue, near the West Mar
ket. APP 1o-dXsw9m
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Class No. 9.

and quires each H.
8galons black ink, in quart bottles
do blue fluid in pint do
IL small bottles carmino red ink
gross best quality steel pens
dozen pen holders
pound waters
/ do sealing-wax
20 dozen black-ead pencils
s do red tape
do black sand, or IL pounds
IL pieces india rubber
200 No 90 o. p. quilts
u iour-baded penknyes, RodgeIss or WosteIoholm's
2 Am. Amanacks for 1880 (bound and et,ered)
Class No. 10.
Miscellaneous, to be delivered a required.
il tons best quality Timothy hay a
do do do rye straw.
Miscellaneous, be delivered required.
$50 bushels of corn
$50 do cats.
Class No H.
Miscellaneous TO be delivered by the 18th July,
the balance by LIST December next.
800. bushels Cumberland lump coal
45a do do average coal
Glass No. 10.
Miscellaneous, be delivered by the 18th July,
the balance by LIT December next.
5000 bushels lump coal. best Virginia
10000 do average do do
Class No. IA.
Miscellaneous, be delivered. onehalf before LIST
of August and balance by Isl November next.
200 Anthracite coal (whe ash, suitable for cupola
use)
40 tons best Butler COAL (or grates) the whole to be
broken and screened.
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4OU pounds best English shear Steel
40 do do do blister do
10 do fine horseshoe nails. q.
Class No. 7.
To be delivered by the 18th Of July next,
8A0 pounds pure white load, in oil
1900 do do do do dry
II do ampblack, do
5OO do Spanish whiting, do
200 do French yellow ochre
loo do Paris green. best quality
10 do chtome green, do do
70 do chrome yellow, do do
$50 do h,harge, do do do
100 gallons do (raw) linseed oil
IS do spirits iurpentine
10 do Japan vanish
6OO feet 10 by l4-nch fret duality glass
Miscellaneous-to be delivered required
500 gallons best quality winter strained sperm oil
300 do do do neatsfoot oil
10 do sweet oil.
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SANDS SARSAPARlLLA,
IN QUART BOTTLES,


FOR the removal and Of all diseases arising from
the blood habit 6: the system
fmpe uues the Blotches Blss Chronic
joints. stubborn Ulcers syphc ss,a.ioa or
Lumbsgo and Diseases arising from an nudcous Of Mercury
conliutioha D Bisords4s '''
properties satsapars combined the
~. s s. the ay # the
themselves bur also by physcsns that has received their
ia oSn merits aea value
,ns a. arg o M
records Of time and what h.. already done for the
h struggling with disease Pars. sisansss and %
ANOTHER CURE OF scRoFULA
Case Of ssroaa Itself ali Similarly sf
Aicsd:
sourHroar, Conn. JAM 1, isas
Messs SANDS Gentlemen sympathy for afflicted
to inf Of the rs~s.sss. effected y your
Ss glands e d. Rssa great.
s an as .ns. Her ply advised
IN this ' s heard Of and were to Sands.
relieving her than she had taken, and
ssS she had used M bottles the and delight Of
year since the and her health remains good show
sesheo all knowing 70 these facts and think highly
YOUR. with respect JULIUS PIKE
Extract from letter received from Mr. NJ W. Harris gentleman
sapar scrofua scrofuous
iy Your, truly
IN W. HARRIS.
"FSrprrIcxs Hall, Va, July II, 1881
SANDS almost direct at
snton to article well known and deerveiy popular
nus PREPARATION but patients often who wish the
s~sapaa induced worthless bearing the
name but containing little Of the Of this
roo and think confer benefit
or. than in directing their attention the advertisement,
essrs Sands another The bottle
i'rged to hold quart wish really good ace
will find in this all the medicinal
The thousands proved Its efficacy curing
various diseases which recommended
vothe in
pairing the system Of seasonHome Journal Sept
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail by A. B. SANDS
Druggists Chemist 100 Fulton street. Of william
CO.. and Messrs D. W. H. Gilman Sold Alexandra by
Cook b Pel, and Georgetown BY n L. Cisssll
generally throughout the United
and Csnadas Price 81 per bottle ak bottles for -
Mar le--tleJuly.
TON NORFOLK.
$500 THE STEAMER OSCEOLA leaves Wash
~ = ing,on for the above plvce every Thursday al
O'Clock returning will leave Norfolk every Frida,
at O'Clock p. touching at Cone river going and
turning Passage and fare IS.
For Baltimore.
The Osceola leaves for the above race every Sunday
O'Clock M returning leaves Baltimore every Tuesday
river Va Loonardtown, Md, and ST. Mary's river Md
and the Intermediate landings the Potomac, for sig
mails or to land
Mar 5-dlweodu 80 JAMES MITCHELL.
(NlLLnsPnE Resd-s>aking. with Appendix,
~ on plank reads-i volume, and suppement-l8s9.
Apl2 FKANCK TAYLOR
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h. n. MORsELL,
attOrasrat-LaW
Respectfully tenders his professional tho publ
Office on A street, near the City Hall.
! APP f1-eod6t
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A CARD-The subscribers most respectfully request al
n persons indebted the late firm OF D. Clage ~ Co tc
make early payments. The firm OF Clage, Newton. Mag
IL Co will the settlement Of all accounts due the
latte firm OF D. Cagett " Co. or those preerring TO do so
can settle with d. Caget personally We hope this cat
will receive early attention from our friends,
pllLf d. CLAGETI ~ co.
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Glass No is.
ITO be delivered as requred.)
24O barrels OF good sharp building sand
Class No. 10.
5000 bushels best maple charcoal to be delivered
quired
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MOrlCE.--The copartnership heretofore existing be-
~ tween JOHN f. ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKER
has been dissolved BEVERLY TrcKkR will continue to at
tend promptly all business before Congress and the de
partments s heretofore March Att
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v,OMaAsYus AND SILKS. -Wo have just received AZ
nieces ficr black bombasins. Lnpin,s make
do low priced do DO
spieces wide black silks for manf'''as
q do very rich do
I.dic. in want OF black goods will ma our assormehs
Mats in every respect at low prices
oo'"p CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY q 20
May b-4teof
-sor.IaH windsor ssap.--W. FISCHER, importer of
stationery parchment Rodgen's cutlery, &C., has just
received case Lows best Windsor Soap for shaving.
;ch will bo sod 10 BARRIERS and others reduced price
by the dozen gross, at Stationers' Hall v,erurp
May 10 WIN fi'o'
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TT. FiRKMENs INSURANCE OFFICE, April 10, 1919.
REWARD of one hundred dollars is hereby offered io
"A information which will lead TO the detection and con
any ncendary charged with firing any property
insured by this company JAMES ADAMS,
President Firemen's Insurance Company.
Ap l2-2aw3wit
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1853 tons No. l American gray pig iron
Class No. 5.
To be delivered as required.
~ barrels Of lime
CI0ss M
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QREVtcT Major Theodore O'Hara and Captain E. u
ID Gather, late the smy are located in Washngto,,
ciy 70 attend to military and all other descp tions OF
Chains against me government and to business in tho
They will also prosecute claims arising before the
Board oil Commissioners under the treaty with Mexico
most prompt attention to their business
Address o iiara az Gather, post paid.
Ap 6-du
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-10
EDITORS TABLE.

Latclrs Lining Age. No. 2G0, for May IL,
is unusually rich. Social System, Thomas Camp
bell, the Warren, Visit to the Western Ghau,,
Experiences of a Barrister, Female Poets of A.
merca, Story of Family two chapters,) four
articles on European politics. and miscellaneous
items, comprise its contents.
Popular Cyciopedia Of american Medicine: New
York, Gates, Stcdman a. Co.
No. a is received. The introductory part on
Anatomy, Physiology, Surgery, &c. is compile
ted in lhis number, and comprises $50 pages
The four numbers make 2sS pages, and the whole
will make about 1000. We commend this work
again, as good one, handsomely printed The
readers attention is invited to other works al
verlsed by The same publishers IN this paper.
The Wdter- Cure Manual: by Joel Shew, NJ. D.,
New York, Fowlers g. Wells. $50 pages, IN
paper covers, tranSmlssable by all-prlce so
cents. Here Is the tltIe-puge:
"The Water Cure Manual popular work,
embracing descriptions of the various modes OF
bathing, the hygieuic and curative effects OF air,
exercise, clothing, occupation, diet, wa,er-drink-
ing, &C., together with descriptions Of diseases,
and the hyGropathlc means TO be employed there
IN, illustrated with cases of treatment and cure :
containing, also, fine engraving of Priessnitz.
He that judgeth matter before hearing it, is
not wise.'"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-10
COALITION.

Some of the whg joulna and whig leaders
of this State are very sensitive lest the opponents
of the present administration, will unite, and form
what they are pleased to term "Coolltion y
Don't be alarmed Messrs. Tayorltes. The Free
Democracy of Vermont are not to be deferred
by the " Indignant frowns" Of the leading lay
Tor organ at Washington, or by the clamor of
Wing leaders at home, from pursuing such
policy as they believe to be right 1t union
can be effected upon fair and honorable prnci.
pies, why should II not take place? Why should
we longer have a triangular warfare, among men
who agree in cardinal point OF political faith
Why should not the ti-Taylor men of Vermont
raise high the standard of hostility to the further
extension OF slavery upon soil now free, and
fight on and fight ever under that banner, united
ly, perseverlngly, and uGul the question ls set
tied ?-.N0rih Star.
Don't fatter yourself that the Wings of Yer
mont are at all alarmed at any coalition, the
head and front of which is locoocoisn. The
game was tried by Palmer, Balber Flint Il Co.
several years agu-in vain. 1t was tried last
year, in the Congressional districts-insain 1t
was tried only in ono county to any effect, and
from that the successful coalition candidate for
Senator has rcmoved-perhops thinking that he
wouldn't succeed again. II such was his i'm
preston, we honor his sagacity. Now we have
the free coil Green Mountain Freeman, edited
by two locoiocos, The free soil Bennington Ga
zette, edited by n l0cofoco, the Windham Co.
free soil Democrat, edited by ocoioco, and the
old sla, ocratic organs the Patriot, Star aud Age
all for the coalition. There is but one wing ed
itor IN Thin OF the Burlington Courier, who
strangely finds himself cheek by Jowl with Bar
Der, Field Scott, Thompson, Eastman, Eaton g.
Co. 1t is therefore full-blooded locofoco game
"a broad expansion Of the jaws of locoiocoisln
to suck in the free soil party. Now we are will
ling to have them suck in every locofoco in the
State Free Solsln, we repeat, will make them
altogether better polilcians--wi be decided
improvement. But when you ask Wings 10 sub
ect themselves to the kuiie and be skinned and
dressed aud cooked for your tnble-we are not
afraid of your luck. They will probably fight
some, and perhaps skin you in the end of the
quarrel. We remember the old trick of the same
sort we remember who il was that got the worst
of it,-and we are mol afraid, Mr.. Star.
By the way, how long is it since The locofoco
coalllonistS "dgTeed III ths cafuiha' point liree
soi) of political iaith| Was it when they G.
lected Jimmy Polk and Paul Dillingham; to &c
for Slavery and Annexation? Was it when
they voted for Lewis Cass 10 veto the Wnol
proviso? If it was since this last exhibition Of
locofocoisH, We suspect their conversion 10 free
soilism has been pretty sudden. Perhaps instead
of going over to locoiocoism, the Free Soil men
had better take these locos in-on probation.
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foretotl Nems.
Seven Days Later from Europe.

The America has arrived at New York, bring
ing intelligence one week later. The most i'm
portant news is that of the determination of
France to aid in restoring the Pope to power a.
gain in Rome. England docs not object to this.
The war between Naples and Sicily is carried
on in the most otlrocious fashion by the Neapo-
litans, who have massacred thousands of peace
ful inhabitants a. Catania. In consequence of
wars and blockades, the supplies of wheat from
Europe will be short, and American breadstufTs
are improving in England. The America brought
GlS500O in specie.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-05-10
Later from st. Domingo.

'Soulouque and his .4rn,y The brig Stephen
G. Ross, Capt Winchester, arrived last evening
from ST. Domingo city, with dates to the 18Th
ultimo. We are informed that President Soul.
uuque was within sixteen miles OF the CITY, with
an army Of 10000 well disciplined troops. lie
had taken all the towns on his march, and was
expected to attack the city in day or two. Tho
inhabitants were taking every chance to leave,
and number of British vessels were crowded
wllh refugees. A vast quantity Of money and
valuable property was placed in the houses of
The American aud British Consus. The city
was almost entirely deserted by women and
children, and no doubt it is 10y this time in pos
session Of Suulouque, from whose character 1t is
supposed much blood has been she'd Capt. w q.
says he had much ilicuty in getting a clear
ance and provisions enough for his voyage
" y Tribune, lIoy2.