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pcfO cine Mixture Tor the OF 0oncr h0s, Geete
strictures aud similar dsorders II make vsedy car
sithout che least restrictions 81 diet dr,k exposure
ehaars Application a. business The proprietor osaea
snse cae which th~ ixiare Will net under the ZEE
fture II dve hundred dosr rsrthsrthe sssass
be ccutraccd ~ the itture taken when exposed
Il rut NJ hte. eth fall direction, 81 81 one bo,.
lasts eehm cured IN tvo days ror saie ~ r
Sns ie7 Rr-sS~syi iE Baysri street
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H. covPss DussG sTRkRr, HAS. rvR rHp
- hst tcursesr years he the
nsnt Y nercurisl and -thsr dscafs
H. cas- the this dsrss> and
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No ezra. No CuARGE-DR nURPH mas Az
usyed =. "a Roosevelt strset a.ar CHATHAM shers he
be Consulted diseases. which he without
cury tee f"ur days ~. spseise Eectuary 81 hoS
csnnot ~ heat.
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ Through to CalfarntIhe public Will De grlti-
ned learn that the United States Mail steamship Company
enabled to that their arrangements nov
complete for sending through from New Sork
San Franchise and back Ia the t attempts Of this Com
travel 60 California; by providing
chips the Pacific in connection with their ships from New
York Chagres they prevailed the urgent
sell tickets for through passages from Panama in advance for
their chips then going This done from sesre to
nmOdate those who could in no other
quarter and by which whatever might be the htenton
would reach Francisco than by other
line Unfoeseea difficulties and the prevalence OF Re er at
ing anticipated aud caused detention
the lshm"s which increases by the impaeace OF
passengers going 70. ward the advice Of the Conn
earlier day than the ships could possibly reach
Panama These interruptions are no all removed Three
of ships of the Conn intended for the Pss6o
service Psnama aud several Of them have
periorne4 trips Franc and back that the
Company able the plblg the that
the voyage through from New York Francisco will be
perf with regularity aud despatch Their Pacific line
from Panama to San Francisco. consists OF the
kErn bLiC ...... ...... oaptain nuasoh'
Japan
iSLmst,;s 49, ,SaF.alih nis9huecA'
ANTI LOfE.. Captaln A ikley.
Their and Gulf line from Now York chasres Of
S.Dn'ia
OBlo Captain SehenSk, u
FALCON Captain Hartstein. U. y NJ
The connection between the lines will be carefully ano
regularly kept that delay beyond the usual stay Of
the ship port at Panama will arise The Large se WELL
known speed perior 'modRtions Of their New
OF the Of their Psetc line offer the most certain rapid
and pleasant through 70 California The Georgis
NJ o RoBEaTs cor. Warren and West
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Gan FRANCISCO AND MaZATLAN STEAM PACKET
tD-The and eleyaat steamship GOLD HUNTER Capt.
Cousrd will commence TO run regularly betwesa San
trsnoiscO, hazatan and San BaA chi MOntorey
San Pedro and Diego leaving San Francisco in the
Of July arriving at Maaan and Bias regularly
p from the date Of her arrival The Coll
Hunter from her light draugh into the inner hsrbr
OF Aazatan for the convenience OF and after
they landed will proceed TO San Bias, lining only
sufficient time for 70 aLd aud embark aud
turn Maratan This steamsh is only six months old
has proved be excellent boat, ha, double engines
and in regard speed and safety to stea
the Pacific Ocean She 5 insured at the lowest rates the
beet Offices ork The establishment Of ship
this will 60 sayeers who about to leave
the United states and Mexico for California safe regular
and expeditions mesns OF from the Wetera
Coast Gold dust received freight aud insured San
francisco, May -, isJD
San Francisco.
N Agent
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MEDICAL.


EITsi rIrs,i FITS l!!-pR nARrs VEGETABLE
tsraet 10 the only remedy that relied for the
81 tp-po fits tot tsay ssknsssD Con-
vulsi"ns Srasms Nervous Debility. Nsuralgy, re.
Head the following with eare:-
wAIIISe's FpRny r. o.. Rus< Co.,
Texas May 9Th. ls5o.
On. q Hknr.-Dear Sir-Aitheash q STRANGER to ypu
take saying that sf sstsctery trial %
your medicine, Adaiastered TO s-rvsat Of my
disease The tsid attacked with nt,n Drsem
brr 1874 nnd they continued coming At Intervals from
two 70 ,hr.e mouths until the latter part ofsH whe,
Advertisement In Of tho New Oflesns %
your yegetsbie Es,rieL immedisssly procured four
PACKAGE and Administered according To dirsc IONS
found thu 20 had he desired effect The
continued 20 dc good service since viii remark that
his afsci ed with the disease q,
became almost entirely useless Viii N 10 perfectly
stored will also wife took violent cqti
Which dersnsed her syttsm aud pr-suesi ing like
THE bronehitis She used package o. yestsbe Ex
,Ise ~heh entirely restored her h-sth NSs. my der
der ~fnenE the effects u medicine for assrly
three b. family feel ds.irous thaf noe
tiye knowledge of might b obtained BY the people Of the
West. To relieve the AFFECTED, Nnl Tor 'her good alone d.
the rvsson 81 my making this com-uncstoa.
lam yours With grateful rene " ~ snee,
JAWS PkOrHRO.
A. n Sands. No 1N yulton street. corner william
general en's for the southern and Western States Sa
gle ract 81 for packages SO seat - eprsss any
rsrt otths Upiied states.
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lam yours. With grateful r.p. rs,.ses.
IAMHa PklrHRO.
ma l. NoRrANokI WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO

~ have eartrsctd diseases. Gun NJ voleas that "a
1skr e. thy health have devoted many gears ny
pruesi,n, and have tr~sed successfully thausanis %
tcuts These whs wish consult those cenrlsina
MAJ Do % free % csarEeD from n ", Sundays
excepted. ~ value your health, will avad tho-s
khstes rho untlushnsy tell you That they only
yan. and that ,her tire 81 nesciss al As
for ds~sse IN all ~ forms fers@ns whcee health h
heer rrnsd " 'hese ssotists. call daily i6 viii
lisws
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EDw.p; 8. 0oLL.I!N.s. 8 Wan ..rss,.

Tho of these chips will be table for a
oliver bullion specie jewery precious stones me saS
aness bills OF lading signed therefor and the valve
thereof, therein expressed.
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yalee Mrs. Thomp-
son street
Xarney 4 G
CENTLEAEN'S LIST.

Young Mrs, Chrystie 81
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nOC1OA SLOykK AUTHOR or "THk PKIyArn
~ fresti-e~ and "hedicsl Guide" se. His extensive
rrsa ssperiencs sashles h eur~ thee. dieut cssss
81 Gle~t strctsrcs aud Seins weakness sni eompcste<
yThiiitic ana sercuriai Dsessss eee No. ~ lforn-ry
Ne AZ kan Private threrst th- e-trv
No CuRk No PAy.-Dh SosBfTr. ~ DyAsh -.
nJ " scosuited the tresttaent 81 e.rtsn dsiieas
nent q delicate s.>ss s.ahfs Dr. c. 70 the WORT
wsreurr .set.
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vTNHRoUGH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCAN, VIA CHA
Il grss, drvct.-The splendid steamship CHEkOS Elk,
Henry wpdie. Commander. will leave her dock rer No
NJ r. for Chaes drset Tuesday, August 18Th at three
o'clock Passengers will place their hoard the
day previoua vor passage, apply TO
ROWLAND x AsPINwALL.
81 and IS Sou n street
In Of weather in the 81
July 10Th, the departure OF the steamship PHILADELPHIA,
her wall be delayed until
day, 2sth o'clock The steamship CAROLINA
will BE- detained Panama until the arrival Of her pAs
scng,rs at that place.
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.-FOR RRl-
" mea Z. 5. Mail stsa nship Her
NAM rabrrse, commsndsr will sail for Bremen. via
Southampton Tuesday August 90 from Pier No.3 y. r.
o'clock T. Nj. rice Of in the hrs cabin. SID
do. in the cabin SGD experienced SurgsOnis
attached 20 the ship All letters through the Post
Ones Specie delivered in Havre at reduced rates. For
MoLLER l. SAND. Agents. 50 Broadway.
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EsrIRE CITY LIsE-rHRoUGH TICKETS TO san
II Francisco. via Chagres-rhe splendid steam hip EN-
PlRE CITY, 30 tons burthen. D. Wilson, naer,
will leave her dock pier No N r. for Chaxres. rnes
day 18th, aclock FOR freight
10 J. HOWARD u son, 81 Broadway.
The steamship CRESCENT CITY, q. stoddsrd. eomnasd-
DER will succeed the Empire City and leave Monday
September2 I'd.
CALIFORNIA THROUGH TICKETS To SAN FRAN
~ cisco detention the Isthmus this ne Tor sale,
In Rowland A,pn wills line steamer Cherokee. Aug
l3th. Amply ct Ne. ~ Dey 81
LNoR oKEGON-1HE FINE NEW DOUBLE ENGINE
II steamship COLI MBIA, Of 40 tons burthoa. Lieut.
Geo. NJ Totien, Navy Commander will b. despatched
for Oregon Monday. Sept "a fcr passage
pv 20 the Pacific ns Steamship Company 81 South street.
NOTICE con ~IGNEESOF FREIGHT PROM uAvA-
ma by steamship GEOtGIA Will please send their
bard without delay their goods will be
public under general the rsk and OF
consFness.
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I Isror LETTERS REMAINING IN rHx sEw YoRK

OFFICIALLY vusrrSD ~ THE PAPER HAvrNe rHr LARs ~
CIRCULATION.
Please mention the Of list In which they ID
vertss<. LADIES LIST
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SHIPPING.
UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NkN
Ysrk and LvsrpeoLThe ships composing this line ss

the
ATLANTIC gsptaau W evt. ARCTIC, captain LOos
PACIFIC. Captain Nye. BALTIC, Captain Vomssoss
ADhIArIC, Captain Grafton.
These ships having been built BY contract eapr.sy te
service has been taken "a the con
in their engines t. -nsure strength sne
speed, and their accommodating Tor psssnsers arc 9b
allied Price 4 passagetrnn Nov
York 70 Liverpool s9 exclusive OF extra site stst
rooms $3.50 borths secured until paid fsr An sxpss
encsd surgeon will he attached each ship sor freighs
passage, apply 20 -, - ,o,,,,. a. y,,....
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E0R LIyERPO0l-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship PACIFIC, Capt. cara rye.-rhis steamship wln
depart With the mails fer Europe positively on saturday
berth secured till paid for All letters and must
through the post sioe. For freight having
eauallss Communications for elegance comfort apply 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS, SO Wall street.
The steamer ATLANTIC will succeed The Pacific and sail
September 9TH
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We have been favored By VIM. s. Scott, ESQ.,, u. g.
Marshal for The Eastern Ds,ot Of Louisiana with the fol
LOWING 1T os azap hshps eppoioted BY him 20 aid Il
takEe tho seventh this District under act Of Con
ere.s 81 MAY 1850 together with the divisions allotted q
eachs
William AaaEy- Frt, Second and Third Wards, Fi.sl
m4aicipellty. NewO Orleans
4suIs ch.nehqn Fith Sixth and Seventh Wards
- Ei1.t AunieiH4lIty, NeWO eauY.
u +. Mais9e-fiL,t aud Second Wards, Eecond Munic
challss rsf.f- Issd and Fourth Wards. Second Munie
John 4: i5I6: SIKH and Seventh WARDS. Second
Arthur Eoiieslgh Bank 81 Miss slppi River Parish o.
R. n rirs5 seeon Thisd and Fourth 1Vsrds Oil,
:, OF Lafayette, Parish Of Jefferson
y HqHltfnlkiilh Ward, City Of Iafnfrlfa Frre po
Cftna tehAnesnI. and Remainder 81 Parish of Ief
,st11 kclading the First Second. Third and Fourii
pAa,M s.As q eli{ OF dsaLayelte.
Jules Igs-fsgish Of Assunlosion
Shafl4 W. Ailel-Pafish OF 'Polni Cameo
SvAn r.. PUN -tpilxles Of St Tamlnany aud Vashinstn
ss'IAn tl4zkslt',-taiish Of West Beion Rouge.
t.ntpef ~ fA1Acr- faEeh Of Nfesi Fci;sians
~ r.. ~ tlssEas--ralieh OF Eett Frlieinn:1
&qWlQt tfasee-f a,lal Of Eass naios Vonea
..npqn e t.fstis faIish Of plaqusrane
q yEEuA1,-T faristss VI lisingalon and 81 Helenn
De- IIEflI. Parish Of zttisilIe.
AaAs A2nneripsP asishes Of st. John Bapsis, Ana "a,
Fiapf Radna-Rzsish Of 81. Bernard.
t111Is &1luGfeqax7-F Parish Of Laf0nfcha Interim
49, Parish II IEls bouie.
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THEo. A.JAMEs &.co.
fashionable Clothing Estab1ishment,
No. 81 Common street, betweea Yeras Hotel
and Hepietts Exehange,
" Are now In receipt Of another afg. . ,beauifuI
assortment Of gentemens Spring and summer Cloth
lngal Of the very fine material and hes wofknn,nht
having been manufactured expressly for the city retail ae
consisting in part follows. 10 wit:
SUPER BLACK CAsAaERETrK DRESS sCozTs
FRooK =
FANCY, Brown Il 0LuE
= :. Dress
- BLACK MxRINo BusINEss
Fancy AND ooL'D Exc. MERIRo . .
= BLACK ALrAccA
. BLACK MusrApHA ',s.t
= SILK AND LINEN
:. CHECK LINEN
- FANCY DoEsKIN PANTS;
BLACK MER1No .
- FANCY DRILL
- WHITE
= FLowERED cuAMpRAr vEsTs.
. WHirK MARsEILLE
- FANCY
. CANVASS SKELETON
SILK AND LINEN
% SPOTTED SILK
= TORQUoIs SILK ..
g WATERKD i"
. MODE AND BLACK SILK
. BLACK SATIN :"
DUNDEE LINEN DRAwERs-patent Lacins,D
. IRISH
CoTToN
. SILK
LINEN SHIRTs-(yery fine; y
- CorroN AND LINEN BosoM SHIRTS: :
SILK AND LIsIr THREAD uSDnEsniRrs;
- SILK AND l.. CAMBRIc H'DKFs;
SILK AND LIsLE THREAD GLOVES;
Hosiery;
- LINEN CRAvArs;
'' sTooKs. susPRSDERs. ere Erc. my 10 edp
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fHE LOPEZ lNyEsTIGATIoN.-The prosecution
having failed to elicit any information in the ord.
nary mode, now proposes to prove the conversation
OF General Lopez at private dinner party in this
city. We hope the District Attorney will yet find
il consistent with his duty to dess from this course.
A witness undoubtedly has no legal right to refuse
to testify but he is made to break TINT law OF ho,-
paiity which is recognized alike by barbarous
and civilized nations. A conviction obtained by
such means will do more injury 10 the social
ganizaton of this country, than thousand
secret expeditions. We doubt, however. whether
the gentlemen summoned as witnesses will break
that seal Of confidence, which the laws of honor
impress on their lips. They can be confined IL
prison, If it is desiredtheir business injured teir
health suffer.
We have heard but one opinion ia regard to this
csurse- that it is most injudicious. II General
Lopez can be convicted only by an odious espion-
age OF the convivial bcard-if the Government is
to send emmi saries to The resides Of the cizsns,
70 extract evidence by which 10 convict man Of
mere misdemeanor-then, though il may main
lain is treaty spulations, it will strike blow at
all social iniercoure. But IL is worse than that
the informer who follows his infamous trade knows
beforehand The nature of his engagement-but by
the new rule, gentlemen entirely unconscious Of
me use 70 be made of them, are converted into
spies, and forced 10 bseome eaves-droppers. Ills a
course unworthy the dignity Of the United States.
me complete failure of the expedition has turned
L almost into farce, but this mcve is likely 10
arouse feeling in its favor. Those who are most
decided IN their opposition to the Cuba expedition.
are compelled 10 admit that the sacred laws Of hos.
piialisy should not be outraged
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DEATH or GEORGE MORGAN, Eso.-,A tele-
graphic dispatch was yesterday rscsived, announ,
e,'lg TIE death Of George Morgan. Esq. Nj Nor
gan was President Of the Mechanics and Tsadefs,
Bank Of ths city. '''''
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PRHNsyLvANIA.-The Democratic State con.
vention Of Pennsylvania, which has lust adiournsa
have passed resolutions strong and 10 thu n,rnoss
One Of the resolutions was insfayor or he TIn;on
mo South no North, no West, no East IN, rbs
whole Union, in the perfection in which il exists
between the Atlantic and Paci6cs The second
resolution was TO this effect:
For the purpose of settling the great controversy
now agiiatlng the country, we recommend and
approve Of the admission Of California rim III
present boundary and constitution and he fran,iag
q tefI,orat governmenfs for Utah and Neto Merieo
en me non-interUention principles, thus r,ftiag at
rest fofeue de agifating question 81 oo1esfc ser.
uifude. ."
The resolutions were earriaa nnaninnrslu.
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The CREvAssH AnANpoNED.--T break in
the grand levee. in the Parish Of Point Coupee,
which was announced by us on Wednesday. has
fssrfplly increased since our first advices. Tie
crevasse j. now $50 feet wide, and all efforts t.
stop IL have been abandoned.
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tF& tFepks scHooL FEFE,-The Sunday School cole.
asa given lat evening at the corner Of
tieIT 1fesnpt s;re1is Lafayette, was wei attended
con''ds'ns ~ unhtplnhh aie Of The weaiher on ths
aceoan1 se1t qaF pein and beautiful articles were lof
nnqpfeQ e. ana re iat have determined 10 con,inue liz
sa Y GIG new ChaEoh this evening, Commencing
a l4''pa.' e'a'Qak Admission FREE
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8. OF m. .meetinCs Thia nx.nin,

s. of IT,. Meetings This Evening.
UNION DIVISION No B. at Crystal Fount Hail. 22a Tcboup
toulas street, at 8o'cock.
LOUISIANA DIVISION No. II, at Unity Hail. Marigny Build.
ings, Third Municipality, at 8 o'clock
Young MEMS MAGNOLIA DIVISION Ne 49, at Pelican Hail.
cor. Common and ST. Charles streets, at so'cock
STAR or HorE DIVISION No. rs. in Odd Fellows Hall,
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A GREAT SHoT.-The Farmersville Union
PARISH Enquirer of the 9Th inst says Our
fellow'citizen, Mr. Job M. Williams. made an
extraordinafy shot last week While on drive
he killed three largo bucks al one stot, There
were four IN the herd and he killed them all at two
shots from his double barrel We doubt that a
better shot is on record. "
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FisnY-The Hartford Daily Times states that
Mr.. Hiram Rogers, grocer, North Main street, re-
Gently bought a lot If Connecticut River shad from
the steamboat, and on dressing one of them he
found a copy of the " Ohio STAR" published at
Ravenna, Ohio, inside of the fish. 1t was Of the
date Of December II, 1919, and was done up in a
wrapper. The paper was in the lower part of the
fish's belly, and appeared to have been there for
some time. The wrapper was mostly decayed.
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THE UNION The Norfolk Courier says that
VIM. NJ. overton, Esq, talented Virginia law
yer and politician, is to succeed Mr.. Burke, as
assistant editor of the Washington Union
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Thomas Conaelly, recently arrested az one az
the runaway clerks from the Bank of Limerick.
Ireland, has been entertained to be innocent of Inc
charge. Thomas Percy, alias Ormsby, the real
culprit, had merely paid his passage over from
Cork, which accounts for their being in company.
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HEAvY FAILURE.-The Springfield MASS. Re-
publican announces the failure of Messrs Dean &
Packard. car manufacturers, of Springfield, for
about $4,000. The depressed state Of business,
with the suspension of an iron manufacture of
Berkshire, is given as the cause OF this failure.
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Auction Sales This nay.
SYKES HYDE Co. will SELL at halfprst 10 O'Clock al
Mngazine street-Boots, Brogans. Hats eto


~ Letter from DIR. John A. Wilson, an eminent
Physician, to Dr. 8. GILBERT.
MEMPHIS, Oct. % 1872
- nave been Intimately acquainted both personally PROBES
sionaly with DR. s. GILBERT 1873 making period Of sx
years On becoming acquainted with DR. G. he politely invited me
to visit bis infrmay Of which pleasure awaited
opportunity had heard much said against the Doctor
hough had not suffered myself to become Preudeed by either
party am one of those who have dgent nquers after
truth Tor the past thirty and have always ready
ing to embrace it, lie, emRnate whence nigh, expert
enee have learned that will from any source
while sought for under the influence Of either prejudice partially
When entered the Doctors lnfmay there presented
Gus cases Of almost all classes Of ulceraon-om the maig
nah form Of sehrus down simple liberation my
visits for the purpose OF Witnessing the effects
had previously visited several eye1sve hospitals urnaries
and can confidently that have cures Effected by
Dr. Gilbert than have by any obersnd many them
coiding to the statements Of the patients themselves resisted
the treatment and had the skill many prominent
men in North America With cognizanee these facts feel no
hesaney in recommending Dr. G suffering aniy one
the most successful ard efficient practitioners that met
in the above mentioned class of diseases
Jela II ltW " JoHN A. Wilson, NJ Dr.
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The communication Of "Crystal Fount," con.
cerning certain charge recently made against the
Sons Of Temperance, will appear TO morrow.
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laEMESs BENRFrr Don't forget the benefit for the dis
sseu ''eman at the ST. Louis tonight If any other at
traction is needed, look az the card.
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s66,886
To be received from the State. 80, co
10 be appropriated BY the Municipality Sc 9a

To be received from the State. 30 COO
To be appropriated by the Municipality . &c, 1886
LIST, ResolDed, That the sum Of $66 1856 win be
required for the support of the Public Schools Of
Municipality No. 2, as now constituted, for the
coming year.
3D. Resoiped, That after the vacation the salaries
of the Teachers shall be regulated according to the
present report, at the time deductions shall be
made according to existing regulations.
3d. Resotped, That the Council be requested to
keep the appropriation for the support ofthe Schools
as distinct and separate fund.
4th. Resolued, That a copy of these resolutions
and the foregoing report be presented to the Coun
Gil at its next session.
r. M. CARTER, Chairman.
The report and resolutions were adopted and sent
up to the Council.
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NASHVILLE CoNvENrIoN.-EoerhD DAY - The
fol owing was telegraphed TO the Savannah Repub.
lican, on the 9Th inst.
The number of accredited delegates in aiten-
dance from the several States is as follows: From
Virginia, six; South Carolina, seventeen: Geor-
gla, twelve; Mississippi eleven Texas, one Ala
bama, twenty-one; Arkansas, two; Florida, two !;
and large number from Tennessee. The propo-
sitions submitted by delegates from the different
States have been referred to a Select Committee
Thus far, these provisions have been moderate and
coneiliatory, but firm II is generally believed the
Convention viii recommend the Missouri Compro-
mise, and then adjourn TO meet in October next.
Nashville is oyerfowing with strangers.
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public, and its proceedings must necessarily be
printed in some Of the journals Of The city in an
authentic form. Proprisiy would suggest that the
official journal OF The Municipality should contain
the reports Of our deliberations, and we have in
cuded the expense Of publicationin the appropria-
ton required for the support Of the Public Schools
The amount required last year for the Public
Schools aud appropriated was $685. 405. The amount.
required this year is 1885, Last year the Mu-
nieipality received $l7 600 from the State. This
year the amount to be received from the State will
be at least $4,000, showing that less will be re-
quired from the Municipality
The sum required for the support Of the Public
Schools, as now constituted, will thers-
fore be..... sec, l36
Printing, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50