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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-27

MADAME CAROLINE Loyo the celebrated French
female equestrian, made her debut in America last
evening at Welch's National Circus, Chestnut
street, below Ninth, with unusual eclat. Never.
perhaps, was the building donscy crowded
with audience 40 lashiopabe In its cbar,ctcr ~
on this occasion.
Madame Caroline was greeted with a tempest
OF applause on her appearance, and the unique
style oil her performances, combined with their
peculiar excellence, attracted the attention of
every eye, and elected the applause Of every hand
She appeared IN each OF her acts attired In
a long riding habit, the one worn in the last act
being truly magnificent In this dress she sat ON
her horse with the most perfect ease and grace,
while he lcaped high bars, danced to music reared
aloft, or kicked and pranccd, ms if endeavorng to
throw her of. IL was performance of an equally
novel and brilliant character. The youthful French
man, Baptistc Doissett, who came over with Madame
Caroline, ALEC accomplished, in his riding, some
fcsts, and was well received.
IPhu North z4msric1n, 26h.
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THE R EP u BLIC.
WASHIN GTON:
TUESDAY MORNING. NOV. &c, 1850.

EDWARDS, SANFORD s. Co, Express Agents and
Bankers, in the United States, Liverpool, and Lon
don are the authorized agents Of the Republic, and
will receive subscriptions and advertisements for
this paper. Their Office in London is at No. 10
Gresham street, and in Liverpool at No Colon
bia Buildings. This concern is connected, in this
country with the we'll known house OF adams &
Co.'S Express" and is entitled to the confidence Of
our friends abroad.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-27
The Miss,ss.pui Leu,.,a,ur..

The New York Herald contains various dospa tcbes
from jackson, Mississippi, giving account of the
doings OF the Mississippi Legislature at its extra
session, from which we take the following:
"Tbe legislature convened on the 10Th instant
when, the members OF the Senate having met, a
motion was made that the body adjourn sins die
Lost py oto 20 On the same day, In the House, a
resolution adopted requesting the Governor TO
INFORM the House as to whether any official CORE
spondence had taken place between himself and the
Executives OF the other Southern States, relative To
secession; and, If such correspondence had trans
pred, that the Governor furnish copies Of the same
On the 10th message was received from Governor
Quitman stating that no correspondence had taken
place between him and the Executives of other States
with regard TO the subject OF secession. A rcsou-
ton was then offered, approving of the course Of
Senator jeff. Davis and Of the Representatives i'm
Congress from Mississippi, bat condcmning the
policy OF Senator Henry S. Foote. At the last ac-
counts the above resolution still under discus
sion. On the 22d, in the Senate, resolution, that
the question be submitted to the people 10 who
Their they would have convention, was adopted by
lb to 10
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-27

MrNoMrsrr fNpIAws.-At the payment OF uhe
Menominee Indians, few weeks since, at Lake
Povayagcn, north Of the Wisconsin river, there
was, says gentleman who was present, large
gathering Of persons who were trying to make mo-
ney out Of the Indians. A tent quarter OF n mile
long was erected OF green boards, occupied by ped
lars, showmen, musicians, toy shops, and dancing
dogs and girls.
1t appears from the payroll that, in the past
year, the adult males Of the Menominecs hav. di.
minishod IN number by about one third, from cho-
lera and other causes
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-27

Rs-IrTERSEST OF Da. HoUsroS.-The remains
Of the late DR.. Houston, stenogrspbic reporter in
Congress- and elsewhere we're TO be re-interrcd on
Monday afternoon by committee Of the press and
other friends Of the deceased tho trustees Of the
Cypress Hill cemetery, near New York, having
generonsly given burial lot for The purpose.
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MIR Clay's Speech.

We present to our readers to-day Mr.. Glars
great speech, delivered before the Legislature
Of Kentucky, in its revised form. tbs happily
one of those documents which can be -perused
with pleasure and profit.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-27
From The Efaula Ola. J Shield.

The PRESIDENT AND THE FUGITIvE BnL.-We
lish in to-day paper the letter of the President to
DR.. Robert Collins, Of Macon, Ca, upon the sub
jcct of the Fugitive Slave Law, and his determine
ton to execute it. The views expressed and the
assurances given in this letter, it seems to US,
should be entirely satisfactory to the people Of
the South, as cvincing strong determination on
the part of the President to discharge his duty
faithfully and fearlessly.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-27

CLifptp CoIS:-There is great quantity Of mt
hated coin in circulation at present. About one
eighth OF the fractional Spanish pieces have been
either clipped, bored, or sweaied. Many Of the
american quarters, dimes, and half dimes, have
slso oeen ourtaied OF their fair proportions. The
beet way to put n stop TO this cav method Of
swindling the community, ia 10 refuse 70 take at
the nominal value every coin that has been thu.
dealt with. This would soon drive the light pieces
out oicir culation. --Ns,c York Tribune.
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CAPTURE or A SLAvIH.-The brig jesse, Baker
master, arrived this morning from Africa, having
left Sierra Leone on ,he 9th Of October. The only
Of interest that she brings, IL of the capture
Of Brazilian poacca, of Cape Lopez, by an Eng
lish steamship Of war. She proved 70 be SLAYER,
having some two hundred and fifty negroes ON
board, pho sent, together with the prize, into
Sierra Leone.-N " Evening Post, 25h,
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-27

There are many counties heard from, but tho ex-
act vote not given. Thus, Jackson, Washington.
Harris, Cass, Upshur, Rusk, Cherokee Pamela.
Fayette, Lamar, Fannin, Red River, and other
counties ON the Red river, all reported 10 have
gone in favor of the acceptance; while Colorado.
DE Witt, Wharton, Matagorda. and Harrison are
reported TO have gone against the acceptance
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-27

DhrIEL r. MILLER, Wing, recently elected mem
Der Of Congress from the fret district in Iowa, is
lying dangerously in, and not expected TO live.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-27

TIE Pass or LOUISIANA AND Ma. SouLr.--Qut
OF eighteen Democratic papers Ia this state, whose
position we recollect three have taken up the cud
gels in defence of Senator Soule twelve oppose
him; two are neutral one doubtful, The New
Orleans Dsifa and Madison Journal neutral and
the Lake Providence Republican, Wing, sustain
Mr.. soule; all the other papers in the State Wing
and neutral, are against him.
Louistsna State Republican.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-27

PERSONAL Movrmssrs--Thomss Ewing, er-
Secretary of the Home Department, Amos ondalI
former Postmaster General, and a corps OF sngi-
ncers, en- route for New Orleans, to join the com
mand OF Major Barnard. TO survey the occan-con-
Meeting route at Tehuantepeo. are all stopping at
the Burnct House, Cincinnati Gazette, 23d
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CorToS Mnts.-It is stated that every cotton
mill in Trenton. New Jersey, except one, has been
stopped for want Of proper tariff, and the only
one that remains is expected TO stop soon.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-27

DIsTISeuisBsD TsMrwRAscE Mss.--Tbe New
York daily Tribune, of the goth instant, states
that Hon Willard Fillmore, Hon. Henry Clay, and
hon. John M, Clayton, have been constituted life
members OF tbe National Temperance Society
which met at the Tabernacle in New York few
daysego. The payment for each was S25.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-27

Tss YERNoSr LEGISLATURE adjourned O'Clock
on the morning Of the l4th instant, after session
Of five weeks. A buster session has never been
holden.
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The Vote in Texas.

We give below the entire returns 30 far as beard
from on the Boundary Bill The papers through
out the State agree that the State has gone two or
three to one for the acceptance. IN 80 ~
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-27

[NoTr BY THE notwithstanding the delivery
of the preceding speech, there were frequent bursts
Of enthusiastic applause; but it has not been deem
ed necessary to mark them in this sketch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-29

~ te arrNs. 90 Che s.. Eceu Atkin. at tbs
pvt ihs forenoon. We have intelligence from Pors
81 F.'.ce g. the stb inst Nothing important had
"aAsi Ted 10 excite attention. and every thing was
quiet trocs bout Che Island. The Emperor Is rep
resented as being ln earnest n his prcparat ion TO,
The sal usauou %. 'he spanish part o.. the Is and
aut ln addition % the two brics recently procured
~ Zee navy De- has under contract the purchase @,
large sh.9 @, : or eco uus lt.sa'so the purpose
~ tn, Government 20 secure a steamship. " hen
'e'N adcincua. force 5 ready .or service Fausin
matters himself that he NJ possess the ability 10
animate 'he Dymluicaus Tie coutem, dated at
'a'A W" iaAe place si,er TIE crops are gathered.
a. .! 'AN period The additional io-ce TO the army
--1 uA'! WI. be IN readiness. Ii the opinion Of
'sIs WHO have recently returned from HaNu
mai the Empeo- vi be- defeated. although he has
s.a,s i''ce AZ his command The cowariice and
NM1 o, REQUISITE talent among his followers Will
Sa'e Us allure. Boston Jour FRIDAY
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Trnde win The Inst.

Tbofn.virg Communication '-Ja the Secretary
.... .t. Senate oY Tuesday last
u ''o'' " 40 $3.50. g.,
-, Dr "a Ann le.l
-r......,...,,,f ,i,.l >.,te..
f., cop.n'i,Dce - ta - resolution OF the Senate oi
tbogls; o. February last requesting the Seer tary
oil stat o. Communicate Co ne senate "slch d.
formation " paftlcl.ars rs may have come u MS
knJwied,e respecting the detention mpnson-
,nent and baroarols treatment ~ the D hPanese
imperial sni pro'ine.n. al'-ouurs' OF American
seamei wn1 have me iols Jfilne 20 De ship"recRtd
on the coasts %. japan and rs 4ependencies "mch
are now requented d. large American whaling
hec' Ia the peaceful pursuit o' their lawful enter
prisos also. "slcu recent aud reliable lniorma
;ion IN the possession oi the Department O. state
a. relates 20 the independent oriental nations aud
their capabilities Joy q profitable American com
merce aud also % reQort whether The treaty
between tie United states ana hs Majesty the
km- % sam oi lnr -' 900 of March 1853, mas not
been violated by the Ming 40 me monopoly by ms
Majesty, OF the trade n seFera. OF the stape pro-
of taf f~t y D. 81 e. r. the
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MEDICINES.

MEpfCAL OFFICE, 10 BONERY, FOR THE
TREATMENT OF CHRONIC DISEASES.
lar iFH.M cluire. tig.- 10 so OH practice, and
- nas &c yurltrd rotation a. any Gs-sso, tom ?
o'c',r. h. u- morning uA ock p " The i0c'ors
rem e1i-s flr cyspep.a liver c0mpsni, 'sad f1q-
44 sn .se ulfY4 -d ADJ Maria 81 ~ ia Al
FOR THE PILES
DR. UfiAMs k.-cuAry Tn Internal rrned } IA c-r.
tao cure Jf the plies every iO'm Sold by TIE pfopr~
tor ls5 BOser, ; Toasey l'o Nss'.os' afs ha.s ".
Fo1st Brooklyn and by druggists nfVugtO1t me lni.od
State. HiI lfnh
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Naval-Arrival OF the |. =. SHIP ohio-Dea'h
of Five Onicer- nnd Eleven ~eamen b, hel'
low Fever.
FROM he H1.'0n Jolrnal, IN.


of Eixc Officer. Eleven -enmen by Vel.
r., -
No., tho s,..,, Journal e-h
ri r. : .ti,. pbt, Cant & Il -t-.buny a.
- ~ -, ,-,Irso, O. r..~,o,n and AZ
I'ou ~" Us -! -. .os, l~.-, tb.
y 49, - T.. 80, H.. po.if. at fe,,.a RIO
outer Ign" '"e I'm ,.'' -, "a.
Janero rom "iI,n Pay ~ - ~ --,t
~ Gays me v"'' v' '1" a." -, III
OF sept ia>t OH ''i 'VlD 80.
visited 'he SohH"l'' 's.'-4s '- - L.
dufi- = We ,'"'v' W. -. f.Iafs o,4
men Pass,u ON '-o'-" ~. -. i -. ,,,
falm'tu group S'N $50. a. 80
= H''stila' - =, ~ - Ih ~ an3 ssiI,t
sHe alf'Neu AZ ~ '''' a.. -,
'',, mr. Inn e '' 'r -. b"s e,.- nor.
w 10y - ,,.i ,-f..,,,s ..-',iss
formed as 'onF' or l.. '1,'i' ana u. '.'
.ha- i"' 'Al'. ''' vs. 10. '' "..'
ht' e'.''efs ana '.-N .-'' .t c'. p.
d.. i-io- -ne Aa --s '- ~ 49,, 49,
M'N''u' A. a. ...., ..-... d. s.... and
'-,,,'-s. ~ Wa rrIz Tlr,. ls. .r.d.aad fits OF
her ,r.vy ,y.,b .us proportion of officers. were
aisc-t from thclr,lip O. .ortu-.s upon 'hs eXped.
linn q, AMI ctrt.-- d.. Tu.rau. iy Commodore
PERI.
A.a- the capture o. al the principal Mes can
seaport. In tie a. f thc OHIO -.- tat station, aud
s,t.r ..oania. isN La1s a. H4.aua--tre ou'y
AH'i4.',. '..' 10 r... r-t- MI
y a
f,u,,ies WITH Brazil OCCUR .u. lftlis time, aud all
Diplomatic Intercourse suspended between that
country and the Uaited states, tbe Ohio was or-
dsred Immediately % prepare o. sal i.r the scene
o. these new troubles. Leaving Wv York on thr
goth ofJuue. with Hon David Tod on board, ih'
new United States Mitis'cr Plenpo,en'iary 20 t"e
Court Of Brazil, she arrived az ner destination on
the 7th OF AUGUST. A''er remaining on tbe bra]"
station FOR on- months aniir.en y relations ha'.D-
United States the ONO. IL obedience 10 orders
proceeded on around Cape horn Tor me .eat o
var ina the Pacific Ocean W 50 Coast 90. MeNl'"
and Coast Of California. Portions oi her o..'es
and crew were stationed on shore white to.lln-
possession OF the seaporis upon the coast a. those
countries until peace was Proclaimed tlete 10
June. ISIS
Fr,p, this time unit. tie date of her departure
for home. she was employed upon the coasts %
Lower oul ppcr California W - Gas. ~ Me-
co aud he Sandwich Islands she arrived 81 p
per California soon after Che discovery o' the gold
mues ami the most rhsome and trying service
performed by The officers hnd ere" on the "no'e
cruise was upon mat coast eu'ih- 'he so'''"
months % The irst year vi the -o.' 'n'4-
The Ono 100" returns 70 boston a.er n"'i'5
boon. fr et.rnnlI. s.ru months.
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DRY GOODS.

go TIE LADIEs-PETtR ROBERTS, ~
Eroadwas las ls opened n.s- as lrr-ni az lrrnd
Lace apr Drrs-,s Scgr's Collars sleeves, 81 rlcn MI
nu tsqr. Clim--eie. Colars { H. emo. 0l-er-t aid
Other s,y-s Of Cambria Hsldkecheis, black tpulcing
aces la WdfA-l real valencia L7c-s, IRON IS upward
N.calu English and Imitation Lacrs Zoo .rrai variety 3
Lace srd Muslin Curtains Draprry Muslin injured SWISS
rIaIt -.riDe and plain MusI1s. Hos.rH snlG owes
P,-Tre stJck been 10ug under ta~ regular Prices
md " be sod A. small advance on me cost ~ ~
CUEAP TRIsIuING sTOHE.-E HEfN'
\ 81. Broadway. between Cana sad Grand - oirr,
'r ga le sss syl-. Il al e- six frm7rss ana Fii
trrs Fln5roidrres Thread ard Need COMBS l@fRe
variety n.s patterns Al these goods sI ~ 81 A. re
y lowest rrirs- tiN i''
PRINTED CALIGOE--i.c ases indigo DUO and
Z SDr. ~ siyl-s plate ara fancy Dnhis .oi sac ~
avs NgshiTH s. 90. F ht1 7. rlneSt
gItNkET COATISG-.-a f.4s Adelaide G.n-
- IN. i, and Grey Coslns- " tiarrrtt luai - fNf
a.. b, fL5I EE,MlTH CO lo : Pines
T,HTgN KAILE.--D bales "a Green BocNlgs Of
~ American ma-ulacuire For sa- by
ts sEsNfTH l. co SD s. s. Pcssi
gpf.tNkET--for hOt-s ste-nhoa. ard pac.,s-
- "a o. manufactured 90 order gl .f- name woven in
~ N.SHirH : 60. Asr.fs 1I = Prrast
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Az
t' ' -'-
N.' 1a' n. Nas
......
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...- ..-.4
.-
-.
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pug -s
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f.I- some distance passenger cas- were
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CLOTHING.
rur prsr PLACE TO BUy.

CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE OR RERAiL, . A.
\ the Store OF P l.. ROGERS. - FULTON->r Al he
sign 81 Gen Taylor s.s-r. without he-iatlon, That my
stock % Spring art SuSmef Clothing me cheapest ard
most varied both ~ style and prices. ha, las ever been
offered Cor sac in tl" cry.
D-e.s AID FrocS Goats, from French al English
80 ''' Q" ~
Office add Business Cos,s, nom Cashmere ame.ri
Tweed. 4 aces. and Linen. s.. : 'p 20 ~
Vests from plain and fancy six. Satin, and
VI -... o. 10 % ''
BOYS CLOTHING
B0fs' Frock snd ssck Coats, from Goth,
4 -rtcCa Linen, 900
B1,s' .csrs and Pants. from ~ .' '
vests from Sin >eun AMI Mafs-iIcs 7' to : 90
Also a 50 endi assortment of C|ou- tzs-iri'rrs and
Ne.ttrgs constantly hand. and made M ne shortest
notice l. ROGERS, 70 Fu.i1n'i cor ~ cod.
4 t.f .uft II summer Clothing flr :. AZ .nNNFh
sENTLENENS SPRING AND ~ hhtk
- NEAR.-wm T Jennings CO. Diapers ard ralors
sirs, quality ready made clothing, sc. 81 Broadway,
American HoIel soci. inspection of .1eir assol.uen
= new and sezsOnRh- goods which n point 90 chnrs.
li gau.,y iAr enceer any previous ofrdlg conmrnsu
ae Z, g. B., Win extensive additions 10 The premises
witch afford. wd-rope or tieir busuessia which they
49, lesvor 10 merit continuance Of .he liberal raro
mage which hss recognized heir garments the most
economical Gus and finished they IN sye bot rarely
0us-d AID withsl disposed % ~ proverhiSy moderate
charges mr. to
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GAuGlNG slMPLIuED.

fAiDlNy NlMTLlrlFD-
Ivy AND ~IFi l. s-Ifi Paien 81 by
y sCHRKlNER4 STEWART ~ Ph al" ghis drsign
ID f1r lr u-- OF country m-fchs = especially. TIRE.
minute, s4 vii cJnVlcs any merchant hai he - Dr. AZ
.g0rs fccpunis by b. Nhca impfsc
lcaD- By le Cd system 20 Dt.grg Tl~ .,en consists
NJ mathematical ~ofS y f 0sgrs ~ tah-s asspisf Jr
a. s.sl. Cfc-ss c,4lGrf cJnr b. Tie -
- liberal discount mace 10 y-as Ony 0ne u wien
s" . se -rp1rl.i o ~fct top0. A1ffrss. possgr paid.
TAOS J sTEWART os VA - h~e-iop.
General Ag-Ltf1r ne If'fed Sia'ss
Read De- glowing c-rrhc.lss from ne chef CANCER,
~ u. --.t Orlc-fs 4n Pa sle' ,ha II. work = .4st
afefel or sac h~re. srd suppA-, vii be received no
COMING $rss, tu sIFp every demand.
W have r-yis~i work OaDsiaz, enll-i The
American 5il o. smp ~ AID C1Mpr~,' bY Setfe.lrr
,s~srt W. willing ~ voJct fOf NJ c1ffcctrss 10
,5---ltLls or .-'asl.Dred l1.fr-Ur md cal rs
srref hy a1Y orr 10 TN m nue.. !. recommends - -
wig ca .lss-s OF. lelDr &c. Or sny one " ii''i
We f-e ta r- -r- doing benefit 10 the nrfcfni4e ei-
l41F ,y '1oni ~ oar names % in~ psbie a. '@''' ~
r-.4lH.e b.. pre- -r,eOrt1Y 81 irvenuDn
JOdS dARQi All.
HENRY CARPENTER Gslger
L { WOOD.
~ IfMMfENAN,
we Lave examined Scbre.lsr SeS2rl- yOt % D4pS-
ID 81 -.f 30 T.. American Gsgg~f snpiiri az tDnA-
pre- w lts- o.. ,f oar O"n osr a-i NoY.1 ="
carr -lc j. ~ g.. cyUny nrrt.s t,f "a ~SY' VI
si9cs &C fhAShL,,,S ~. RI. ~ = i = -
We have ,ufrtss-t Box sae k"i u Scnfvinsf /.
C5rap-.~r " have te.ied T. snd are sAiis,d ~ % -
-,rr.etc~t. ~ therefore ~yUl scss- country n@f-
rst. - ava tL-r~.ye. u ~ ~ oPpos u',y q grng
"a. GEOkOE X. SMITH,
- Norm second - Phisdelph.a
We have examined The American CaDger s.mphtef
A. Conn rte AID End N snsH III pgrpDs- fIr eA
chaa. c-r-rsy. being The NOS. profitable iny-s-n.
-. eot make sifn y We nave purchased Ore 'of oar
..of. y Sofih Wsisrsi Phi ade obs ..c-r On
n s,soa. GEORGE LI9PiSCOrr co
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ErOtn KlhIA.

p, 'ASNibLt hA'AGhs or THE ELIow FEyrR.-
.1e "'s Boston arrived az tbs port thus morn.
NiN dates from Bahia. South America
zoe !s'A q Marc. The chief item OF news
o.H. q herr an account 81 the terrible ravsces
h, elo" Fever Ia the city and province Of Ba-
,s. Many Of The crews o. the swedish and Italian
d, ,ss a. port asd been swept assy. ard several
A., ',-'sSr0aa vessels had lost number OF toe
Wesk,s- GeS. \ CahNrnls vess,l, the bark
lsorjs- nae lest oae O, her passengers by the
.ao-,.s,, Aaeos tie slaves O., the Province ,be
e.,,,,,. "a. - been crest and au osicial document
a, 's 'os aanber of jec'hs that had occurred
g-,s,,. .'-sSnd. b., Il IS though. the number vi
,ev,.: A'esd ms Just before the Boston leif. a
or3S, 'i-oder. storm occurred after which the as
A,,o-.. a q abate, sud was .sst disappearing -
NON the al AGENT por.s represent the DIS
'a'"e prevailed among the Sd ping there.
cases 70 & considerable extent.
eouou Traveller y7h
s,s. "a" NARRIA0E LAW Aba, sixty cer,is
yos.. Intentions OF Marriage nave been issued
sss, ahd to-day ty The Registrar. 70 take
= soer Ice new law. An active business viii
ne Court Of Hy men ;he coming week
Session Transcript
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C,rNrIEMEN. .pKING AND -UNMEK
GENTLEMEN's WEARING APPAREL


GENTLEMEN's WEARING APPAREL
I'UAREE~ r.. FOLNEiL. Draper and Tailor.
I tr.l quality work made go Order az Fupn-st between
" Am ana DID, has just purchased cash choice a.
surturu. ni cloths cassimefcs and Nesurgs WHICH WIN
low and for cast, he = enabled % maze up =
r-f cent Broadway prices lie has for the act
eight ytur reputation egrn by h1se Of The same
trsIr ofcng ne te- unE garments, AMI a. iIr Asie
and - s Ire vii auniaiee cannot be beaten, eqIs.ei
6-h .u'
IIODsIst. FOa TfE CALEDONIA MAR
AktI Ne would refer hose drsifOnr pl pDltnIg tle
stp quality OF clothing which s accounts hff"" upon
:. Inc most desirable for .hr California market t1 our
WI psale department which coota-s more "xi~tsiY,
atOck Of quality than can be q md -s-~here
WM T JENNINGS co.
mann. kansfwsv America Hotel
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THEODORE MALLABY. Aacuoue~r
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rENrEEL not SEtiOID III HNiTl Rf At
NAuction -MALLABl LNFLL ~ilssi. A. auction On
MONDAY -9h April. Al 30 O'clock NJ M >n.ihsi bfook
yn between Baluc ard Builder general assortment ot
.eni.e household furniture. consisting 81 mr'-py and
ingram carpets. mahogany chairs, sofas table,, bureaus
sedsead.. mattresses &c
Also. The kitchen furniture
Csso.ue. ready ON Saturday, 17lh Apr a. he office of
lie l..fnn..r - Mhll.t a. n
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PATENT EAsr INDIA REFRIGERATOR

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To- ytf.l us 1-r lHa- 4rsl t..l-. II rene Slime
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SMITHS EAST iSDiA WATER COOLERS
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ztc 81 4 By ] eNlTH Co. - z Jr-.t. a.d
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DANES pANORAns ~ \ VOYAGE TO
ID RI ROPt-ODsn sy.rs evening 81 ~ Gr-s. Aa
Minerva Room. .o Broa1w.y. embracing itrorg c-e-r
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Thames mel isrty L-n. a'', s11 'oh ans ~
TIE l--sulfl RIVER Rhine
Air -son sos cr'd--1 under T. ID - Doors open
q. d. rotrr-nce. moving A. Il VI A. fvmpiHo' ~
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