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WEEKLY PACKET LINE-From New Basin.
~ h FOR MONTGOMERY, WE 49, -
LFiA5tAss5 TUMPKA, SELMA, and all AZ
landings on the Alabama River.
LsaUss Nelg Orleans EVERY Thursday at P. \.
The new, ightdraught Steamship Z. A. OGDEN, CsglsH
keyoheval and the new, lght-dTaught steamboat BA-
CON- Captain Leonard will regular WEEKLY
PACKETS between New Orleans and Montgomery, We
tumpka and all landings Alabama River-eaVing each
port EVERY THURSDAY, at O'Clock. P. M One of
the boats will be ready to Teoeve freight at the New BASIN,
tOot OF Jua street, HVERY MONDAY MORNING. Shipper
and passengers may depend these boats making regular
trips during theentre For freight OF passage apply
On board, at the New Basin, OF to
q HYDE q OGLESBY ~ POydras ct.
NIB A Letterbag is at the Office Of the Agents, where
LISTERS may be left. mh9 If
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NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST a, 1910.

REgoRpER's ,CoVRr.- ,THrnD. MgMeIP4trrT. = The
ysItedag The decision VIII Be made known On Saturday
next The agep.ed gaye BAL il small smguHt f9g bsI
charges preferred By the girl MARY McIaughIin; .Mn
brought % for eIaminatOn Although The ony was io1nd
on hsT Psson The time Of ths Cou5 wss wasted By long
eu'ed was sent before the Flint District Court
YOUTHFUL DnFRAvtTv. EMn. JohusOu aiia, Maitland.
was CONVICTED Yesterday before Recorder enos Of keeping
vac sS n 6 dS name S ami oeq q ss
nine and the other eleven Of taken from the
TIE revolving detaa Of this affair are unfit go publication
Officer Laksan deserves credit fog making the and
ifs 81 sE the Infamous sSaa''' q wretch unworthy
CEARoE OF MANsLAUoHTEE.--Wm J. AEern made an
enday Yesterday before Recorder Baldwin sistng that
leve thai Thomas kilmartH, whose death By lock JEW
by Charles Gottingham and Michael Handiman. and that
bis death resulted from injuries then received Cotngham
Bay State few minutes before the officer with the writ ar
nyed the eyee The examination Of the aceuHsd takes
pieoe On uis e1ln ln.t.
sFABBIHs.-Mr Edmund Gahwzsl made an afidivit be-
SS RsSo5S9T Gs1o ssns 81 ne. ~ ssEo
the 26h o July last 81 Ernest avo Of Mr. Tunby at the
OF Hospital and hampe streo1. FIN received touF
wounds warrant was Issued tof the aHesi Of the offender
HoKsE sTE1LIso. Pierre COulad went on Wednesday
to the house Of Mr. Datsky No. 994 Royal street. and
borrowed houe in the name Of Mr. Pruiu coal merchant
heard Of. warrant was saBsd yesterday By Rssordsr
Genois for his arrest.
SHILLING LIouoR TO. sLAyEa.-John McDoHalds the
keeper Of cabaret at the corner Of Bayou Road and Ram
part Streets sent before the First District Cou
day by Recorder GeRos the charge Of seng to slaves.
1 He gave bad in the sum Of 500 70 appear.
STOLEN TRUNH.-A trunk containing wearing apparel
found broken open yesterday i'm White street between
CaiOpe and Clio Streets II now in the High C0nztable's
Office, of the Second Municipality.
Dull DkY.-Nothing Of importance occurred yester-
day at the different Courts, and reports in
quencs rather barren Of interest
| Disturbing THE PKAcE.-Joseph Bonohus was arrested
yesterday by The Second Municipality Police charged with
unFulY behavior on board the steamer Aihambra.
AssAULT.-Nm. Bay sent yesterday before the Flint
District Court BY Recorder Baldwin, for violent assault
upon VIM. EongwOuh with bottle $1,000 bail was given
ARRgsTED-Ann Hany, f. ". c., was arrested YESTERDAY
by the LIST Municipality police, for insulting white perI0a
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nine years under medical skill in the cities Of New
York and Albany, aborng under the most distressing Fry
speas attended with Inflammation of the kidneys, and
with besdng Piles, deeply liberated WhlaTge Jumps of
the Of hens eggs pOtudng and large hOis covered my
body. The urinary ecfeOns stopped for days when my
distress became ntOeTable. Ny cracked, and the
roof of mouth covered with aud my cheat
the root Of my neck, wasin constant burning heat that
cold water did not cOOlit.
In this misery Onged for DEATH and expected
cOyery, when Nlfs. Jessup desired me 10
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FEVER SORES .

hereby certify that havsbssn afflicted with an nvete
Fever Sore for fourteen years past and have spent
nearly five hundred dollars in employing physicians and in
purchasing all kinds of medicines that used recon-
mended for its but to purpose, until last resort
heard Of and tried ID ALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EX.
TRAITOR, when to great surprise, before had used
whOlebOx Of this Salve, my limb entirely healed
sBRADoCK DAVIS.
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This will certify that we have used DALLEY,S RAGI
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR remedy for Sore Nipples.
and cheerluy recommend it 10 those who may be afflicted
with that most distressing complaint most valuable ar
tiee to cure f.. PHOEBE BRAY
ALBANY, April, 1916. MARY MOORE
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HENRIETTA, MQnToe Co., N. Y, May t. 1913.
CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES,

CUTS, WOUNDS AN ID so RI S,
The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these casss
wonderful; quickly does it all pain and sore.
ness and hea' the injury No SCAR REMAINS. Its sue.
cess in healing old sores Of long standing unparalleled
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 6 1876
Dear SirS About week since, whilst working at my
trade my foot in very bad and dangerous way The
whole bit of the adze entered the of foot below
the instep The wound began 70 nlame and continued
10 do until became much alarmed. | used British Oil
Tnoure of Mynh and several adhesive plass but ali 10
purpose.
/ then commenced theuse of
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and in less than minutes the pain and Inflammation be.
gan 10 subside, and has now entirely left me-
can confidently recommend Dalley,s Magical Pain En-
tractor being superior anything have tried
for removing pain Inflammation.
am ship carpenter by trede and shall be willing to
fifty the virtues of this Save al all times when Necessary
reside Franklin Avenue, No. Isl, where give
any information desired
YOurs, truly,
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S,0RE NIPPLES

The efficacy Of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in this diseau,
is remarkable We know of cures, and do MOI
hesitate say that the Ointment will fail for this pun
Deloacy prevents Us from asking certificates from
ladies this subject The following was procured by on,
of our Agents
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Cincinnati, 4th month, IsG.
ERYsIP ELIAS.

For Erysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR invaluable.
Other remedies may make the disease disappear for little
time bat it is dnven in, and will reappear in the same or
some other place The Pain Extractor, however. draUs
out and completely the of the disease and
effects a thorough cure.
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SIZZLING LIoU0R TO SLAyEs.-J0hn McDonalde the
keeper Of cabaret at the of Bayou Road and Ram
part Streets sent before the First District COu yssief
day by Recorder Genos the charge Of seag to slaves
He gave bad in the sum Of 500 70 appear.
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sFABBINe.--Mr Edmund Gahwzss made an atHdivt be-
fore Recorder GeuO yesterday stating that ff negro
belonging deponent's father had been stabbed
the 18th OF July last b. Ernest slave Of Mr. funby the
corner of Hospital and Rampant srea Fiji received four
wounds warrant Issued for the aest Of the offender
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may be confidently stated that there is case Of PILES
which may not be cured By the PAIN EXTRACTOR
It is csaiH remedy and removes at the pain and
soreness.
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I Lhen OOmWenCeu Inc use OF
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
TIt 7 IIN17OI' NJ DIR'II
z : : q q Z 3
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

COuRterfeits Abound!
All other falsely named PAIN EXTRACToRs are
Countereits of ALLEYS. The worthless men who sell
them hope that by stealing name, they may induce
the pubetO believe that their possess the virtues
Of the genuine articles. Buy of but our authorized
Agents.
DzzS Attend to the peegliar marks upon he genu-
me; and observe that the name, :" H. DALLEY,'
be WRITTEN, WITH A PEN, IN different eoIored
Ink, on The envelope Of each Dor, and that no other
be upon Il.
~ General Depot for the United States where all
orders addressed will be promptly executed
n. DALEY & CO.,
AIS Broadway, New York.
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HoRsE STEALING. Pierre Conrad went on Wednesday,
to the house Of Mr. f. Datisky No. 9l Royal street. and
borrowed hone in the name Of Mr. Puiu coal merchant
Conrad did this without authority and has not been
heard Of; warrant was h4usd yesterday By ReoOTds'
0enois, for bis aTEsst.
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STOLEN TRUNH.-A trunk containing wearing apparel
found broken yesterday in White street, between
Caliope and Clio streets II now in the High COnztabes
Office. Of the Second MnnicinalilY.
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PORT OF NEW ORLHAlTs
rIrUDr. 3 8 % N.-I.oEaI7UDE. % via Time. q

LATITUDE, g 81 80 R.-LoNaITUpE. " Win Time g.
Cleared Yesterday:
Bark Eliza Bans, Mausnden. Nav York
sehr Henry Piantagenet, Lewis Pensacola T. q sIe6sl
Schr. Geo. EnEs, Smart, Savannah, bureth y 70
Arrived YESTERDAYS
Norwegian bark SYlphide. Umh0ldt, q days hom Boz
deauK. 70 masteF-1st my
French bark Foar Sisters MouHa 50 days from Maneiss.
Brig Francis Lord Nolan 50 days from Newport. Wales.
70 g. w. A HdTeypH & CO.-lataydt1a.
Brig Adams Gray. Schnsidaa, from Hagana' 70 w. n
sch. Ella sohsrnbsck days from Psn-aeOla. to ma-sl
soht. AurOIia Hanson. from ApalaehicOIa, to master
schi Alice Miner days I'm Pensacola, 70 master asin
Schr. Paualaga Mitgan, fun Pensacola 70
schI; Geneva, Wuring days honn Pensacola 2 a--i
sohI' r sprsgus Wilson. from Tampa Bay, to z g.
sTEkMHoATss
Jas L. Day Gbsl0n. from Mobile
Bride, Muir from hass tf9Y denes-7t Palss eos.oA.
AlhambIa, BTickell from 81. Leuls-1l1 64tes cotoa-
ED White Brady. from Fon Adams-i0o bales coftoa
Kn0xvlle Cr1mp. from g; Louis.
Lucy Wing -, from Ouachits--3 balss COTTON
Pride Of lie West tIuaf. tom 81. 1souil.
Illinois, Beli1hO8veI, from a EoliI
ToIFhOatSstar. Br8Wu, from tho Z ASSES
ToWboat Louisville. FCota. from the Fallos.
y Spoken:
By brig Fauois Lord on tho 18TH ui. in lat 80 30 NJ
lon. 10 80 W., ship United States, Capt. Bunham. Of
slOnngtOn, from Fayal bound South.
| Memoranda;
ToWbOat Star ioWed down and 70 The lsh inls
/ bark Nashua, and brig Lucina-
Towhoat Louisville towsd down and to sea- on the 5h
lust. bark LOuiss-
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A Dull DkY.-NOthing Of importance occurred yegter-
day at the different Ceus and reports in
raaf af haf If infar
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DIsrURBIEe THE PE4cE.-Joseph Donohus was arrested
yesterday by the Second Municipality Police charged with
unTuly behavior on board the steamer AlhambEa.
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THE SOUTHERN SENTINEL
the centre Of the STATE and in one OF lis most wealthy
and popqlous districts, about 70 enter On is SECOND
VOLUME. EnlaTEed, and with entite NEW M A.
TERlALS. City lavon are respectfully solicited, An
ADVERTIsEMENTs leh with A. BRQNSEMA, No. "a
Camp atFest. will be punetually attended 70.
WsS w. p. BRADBURh, Editor snd PIopIatoE
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Arrirad Yanfaranrr

B1Ik Eliza Bans, MaElenden, NsW folki :.
]. P. VVhifney q Co
Sebr Henry Plantagemet Lewis PeuEacOa, 7. O. Esehgi
Schr. Geo. EnEB, Smart, Savannah, BGelh y co
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.nR. WInNEYis RAT DESTROYER heretofore sold
az l0l Charities street. only be obtained al ITO
fOydras street. aud g the Of Benvie and Chafes
streets also under Widneys Banner. This article has long
been before the people Of New Orleans, therefore IN
necessary anything Of its intrinsic virtue. Also Dr.
WlDNEH'S ROACH KILLER can 0Hig be had a the
above named places au20 I'm
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OILS, OILS, &c.

. Gkfh0 GALLONS Refined and Bleaohed Winter
u @sOOO Oil, superior article for Plantation use;
a99 gallons warranted pure, Winter Sperm Oils
lou bbs superior Land OI
Linleed and NesisfOOt Oil; Spirits Turpentine; Bright
japan and COpA Vanish &c. For sale by
STARK, DAY & STAUFFER,
Bu20 St Corner Canal and MAGAZINE gtE
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FAMILY CARRIAGE TOR SALE.
"A FAMILY CARRIAGE, ueaEiy new, with double
~ !, h9IResl-ioI sale very low, ApPY a. % NATC
STREET, Up stain. ka
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e. Important to Travellers going East
F5g. shOaitg ODerE and WetHHlDka-EVERY
l--5E1E TUESDAY.-The splendid, fast TunniB &,
double engine passenger steam packet VIM. Brad
STREET, I. MeaheI, master, will leave Mobile Every
TUESDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, and arrive at
Montgomery every Thursday Morning, at O'Clock.
Passengers leaving New Orleans Monday Morning will
with detention, and will arrive at Charleston in
lime for the New York steamers.
auI3 J. s. MARSH & CO. AReuta Mobila
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FFNHE STEAMBOAT uNOLE SAM Il now offered
a for sale she AN oompste running order - ~
docks in q. Louis and stands No. in the In
BufAnce Companies there and in this city, afga
cargo and Is OF light dTanght PersOns nhng 10 bay ian
eIamne her as She lays at Algiau
For further paIticul lars apply to
enl1d HYDE & OGLESBY, Il Poydras Sc.
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NeworIeans Post-offiee.

ARRgsTED-Ann Hanly, f. ". C.. was arrested yesterday
BY the lIt Municipality police, for insulting white peOn.
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CtF1AMPAGNE WINES Of he a. cs 5ei b,.nd.
- Ruinau Sceider, Gordon Blen Palace - N2s1oiop
Russian Eagle and All Mosseaux in hints and ma
CHOICE Old CoGNAC, in half and quarter casks and
Old PORT, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES in
casks and demuohns, and cases Of doz. each ~ ~
Vey choice SPARKLING HOCK-Hockbeiuer- ~ ~
For sale BY BURROWS & OSTROM
Hu7 lmiz 20 Natehay
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DIR. AMEs' TONIC BITTERs.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

D AN AWAY, on the 10Th Of July last, the Negro q
~ Woman ELIZA, about feet inches high "a
about bO years old pited the by small @E
PoA has lost her upper front teeth the hair the3
front part Of her head quite white walks fast and holds
herself erect She in the habit Of going to work
baronne; Common, Circus ST. John and St Paul
also, in the neighbOThood Of the Gas Works.
The above reward will be paid any person who shall
rest her, o. cause her TO be arrested ~ All persons
cautioned not 10 haTbOr the said slave.
auM I5tt w. b. NERNET 81 Camp st.
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~ ~ Vaudeville, Lewisburg and Madison
iSisaAsssE3 piiis Packet, OLIVIA, Capt. Warren A.
Gfee-NTl IN future leave the RontehAgtEain
RailIosd kysEy MONDAY, TUESDAY THURsDAE
and FRIDAY after the arrival "a the O'Clock Can;
on SATURDAY, after the o'clock P. NJ Cam, and on
SUNDAY MORNING. after the O'Clock A. n. Can,
returning Sunday evening by clock P N
Leaves MADIsONvIhLE on MONDAYS, at half-psEt 5
O'Clock A. TO reach the hapasi O'Clock tIan
the city other days at half-past o'clock A. NJ
au6tf -CARkIN & HARPER, IS GFaFisf street
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NE M .,5iSN AoIlsRH, lMq3ntE9InsTy Ala.

teepeltt9 Alt patronage OF Liie
4, travelling public confident that he can supply A
The wants OF he Transient visite Of Montgomery.
well o. any Of his competition Those going TO, OF q
turning from the Moth obtain meals all hours. suit
tbeava and departure Of the railroad and steamers
A tine fOurhOre OMNIBUS constantly in attendance, to
and from the boats TO the free Of
change The accommodations equal to other estah
h5hment in the town, and, being a. reduced rate, offer
additional inducements 70 the travelling public. The best
Stewards cooks and servants engaged and pains will
be spared % render the stay Of VeI pleasant and agreeable
au20 d&WIy &. A. ABERCROMBIE.
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AssAUIT.-Wm. Bay sent yesterday before the Flint
Dhtne Court BY Recorder Baldwin, for violent assault
upon VIM HongwOTth with bottle $1,000 bail given
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DR. CARTWRIGHT ON CHOLERA. ~,
VIE PAIHoL0GY AND TRkAIa ,ssi5sise IL
Latest Instructions % Panten and Heads 81 ana
moe IRON medical advice, in regard 90 ~ ~ IL bai a
Cure. By Saml. A, Cartwright NJ Y.s.s tatS3c ANtfs
NORM ANS, No. Is Camp street, ana y ~ ivi9 Inc
b ahe POatoffoa. -
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DALLEY,s PAIN EXTRACTOR,
PILES 81.

but shall subjon few testimonials Of its vsue selected
from the thousands in possession from all parts Of the
country.
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FFEHE subscribers Agents for the sale Of the VIELLE
MONTAGUE COMPANY'S celebrated SHEET.
ING would call the attention of Builders and OtheH this
article as (when used Of thickness and quality du
abe and meal article for roofs Il has been used
roofs In Europe for thirty without repair, and is
apparently good when rs put It is particularly
calculated for the roofs of large buildings Churches Sugar
houses &c CcuaIs. giving all the requisite information
the subject, be had, and models Of the modes Of
sLARK DAY & .sTAUFFER,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-05-26

In East-Sugarloaf Luzeme CO., on the
| 9Th inst, by the Rev. &. II. Day, WM.
f. ROBERTS, ESQ of FlazIelon, to
Mrs II. JANE YOST, of the former
place.
In Dapvile, on the cpd inst by the
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, Mr.. JOHN J. Nc
HENRY, to Miss SARAH Il. LUNDY,
both of Rohrsburg, Col, co.
In Light-Street, on the lllh INST, by the
Rev. J, A. Gere, Mr.. GEORGE NJ, HA-
GENBUCH, and Miss CAMPASA,
daughter of Jacob Mellick.
In DanwlIe, on the 18th inst, by Eli
Trego, Esq, Mr.. PETER BURKE, and
Miss EUPHEMIA KlSNER, both of
that Borough.
In the same place, on the 18th inst, by
Rev. DR.. leomans, Mr., HARMON &.
SlIERRER, Of IIemlock, and Miss ELL
2ABETH UNSTAD, of Mahoning,
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Death Of Ngor Gen. Horth.

Major General Wiifom J. Worm, died, of
Snolera, on the 7th inst, at Antonia de Baxter,
IN Texas, He was one of our best men and bra.
vest Generals, In the Wars oflsl2, and lS46, Gen.
Worth served his country homo rably and dischar-
ged his high trust to General sa,jsfaction. lie
was truly one of our country's brightest jewels
IN lIle' he was honored aud respected, and his
death will be lamented as great national caam.
ity.
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The Canal Commissioners, are now in session
at Harrisburg, Judge Longsrelh is there, with
improved health, and prospects Of future useful.
ness in the discharge Of his official duties. This /,
bad news for whegery
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A Card.

Tho thanks Of Bloom Division, No. 2O3' Of the
order OF the Sons of Temperance are respectfully
rendered to the Ladies of Bloomsbury for the very
efficient aid rendered by them Oh the OCCASION of
hitting up the New Temperance aal.
By order Of The Division,
T. j. RAPER, r. s.
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THE BERWICK HOUSE.
NcW ARRANGEMENTS.

TTNHE subscriber has taken the large and CON.
modiouS hotel, in Berwick, Pa, lately kept
by Frederick Nicely, and reilled il up anew in a
style comfortable and convenient for travellers
and borders HIS TABLE will be supplied with
the best products OF the markets aAod, and HIS
BAR furnished with the choicest liquors.
9S- attentive ostlers will always be in attend
ancee, and by obIlgng attention TO the wants Of
HI, patrons he solIctsa share of the public patron
age. G. W. NICELY.
berwick, MAY 10, is4s.-lmo.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-05-26
The Vote on the COIlectOrship.

We received last evening, BY telegraph, pri.
vale despatch from Washington giving US the
vote in the Cabinet, OIL the Collectorship OF thi,
port. It's interesting and worth remembrance.
[By Telegraph, for the Times and Kcys'ons'l
WASHINGTON, May l6, 0P. N.
have obtained and hasten to send you the
vote in the Cabinet ior the post Of Collector OF
your Port. 1t was well known that, for some
time, the vote had stood thus:
For Peter Sken Smirh-The President (Gen
Taylor) Messrs. Crawford, Preston and John
s,on-4
For Wm. D. Lewis-Messrs Meredith, Ew-
Ing, Coliamer and Clayton.
Advantage was therefore taken Of Mr. Pres
TOMS absence in Virginia to brrng up The Ques
tion in hurry. Consequently the vote stood in
Cabinet: For WIN D. Lewjs-Mcssrs. Mere
dih. Ewing, ColIauer and ClaUon-4
For Peter Sken Smith-Gen Taylor and
Messrs Crawford and Johnson-3; Mr. Preston
being away
By this snap decision Mr. Lewis received his
nomination, and as he is in the hands of Com.
mite, whose commands he IS 2ie4gs4 JLindIy
to obey, YOU may expect every man, who has
even a suspicion Of Democracy about him, to be
swept from the Custom House in the quickest
time imaginable
ltell you not n Dcmocrat will be left. IF there
Lo am, roI.iiyag ,F D,,,.,r.,:. r-.i.,z.. IT.. ..
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad,
from Philadelphia to Pottsville.
Change of hours, and two
trains daily each way
except Sundays.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, April Cd, ls49
Y two tr,ins will run each way daily between
Philadelphia and Pottsvlllve.
MORNING LlNE-ACcoMMoDATI
Leaves Philadelphia at y A. NJ, daily, sx.
cept Sunioys
Passes Reading at 10. IS A. NJ.
Leaves louisville at u A. NJ. Daily except
SUNDAYS
Posses Reading al 9 10 A. NJ
The above Inc stops at allway stations on the
ROAD az formerly.
AFTERNOON LiNE-FAsr T4AIN.
Up Train Do,Dn Tram.
Loovr, Philadelphia at Leaves Pottsvile at 25
p p NJ, daily eE' ?. NJ, Daily, except
cept Sundays Sundays
Leaves IuGuXville 3,dj Leaves Sch. Haven 81
PouStown A,la " Port Clinton 300
Reading $50 " Reading $50
Port CIn,on5l5 d" pottsrown I,IO
sen. raven h,ID FhBnXVllIe o,UO
Arrvrsa' a'tougyrlIeo,2 30 Arrives At State Rd $50
The Afternoon Train will stop only at the a.
bove named Stations Passengers for other points
must therefore take the Morning Line.
DEPOT IN Reading, corQer Of Chestnut and
Seventh streets. Passengers cannot enter the
Cars unless provided with Tickets.
GiN0TICE.-FIl pound Of baggage will be
allowed to each passenger in these lines; and
passengers ave expressly prohibited from taking
any thing ~ baggage hut their wearing apparel,
which will BE- At the rSi; fits owner No freight
viii he taken oy these lines
BY orGe5 Of the Board Of Managers.
s. BRADFORD, Secry.
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