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SOUTH CAROLINA.
3l0l From Columbia at a daily;
By Hopkins Turn Out Gadsden, Fort Motte ST. Mat
thews, and Orangeburgh G. H.;
To Branchville by i01 m, SO miles;
And back between arrival of mail from Charleston say
at2 p m and pm
3l02 From Columbia at daily except Sunday;
BY Aston, Pomaria and Frog Level;
To Newberry G. II. by 81 m, 46a miles;
And back daily except Sunday, between a m and
SPIN.
Proposals TO extend service as the railroad is extended,
will be considered.
3l03 From Columbia at z daily except Sunday
BY Ridgeway and Simpsons;
To Wnnsboro by 10 m, 35 miles;
And back between Ii a and m daily except Sun
day.
Proposals to extend service the railroad extended
will be considered.
3lO4 From Columbia at m three times week, Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday
BY Lexington G. H., Leesvle, Ridge and Lofts;
TO Edgefeld g. II. by 10 m, 81 miles
And back between m, arrival Of Grcenvie mail,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and next days.
3IO5 From Columbia at 6 week, Saturday
BY Pleasant Springs Countsvie and Calks X Roads;
TO Frog Level by 8 pm, 35 miles;
And back between m and m Friday.
3lO6 From Columbia at p m once week. Saturday
BY Oakvlle;
To Rockville by pm, 20 miles;
And back between and IL m.
s07 From Camden at O. daily, after arrival of cars;
BY Tilers Ferry,
To Chernw by 7 nextday, 81 niles
And back between A daily and 81 a next day
Proposals to run by Bishopvis Mt. Elon, Swift Creek.
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With an additional weekly trip from Salem at p m
Tuesday;
To Germanton by pm;
And back between and II M
% OF From Salem AT q m three times week, Tuesday
Friday, and Sunday;
By Oldtown Beihania, Little Yadkn, Toms Creek,
Mount Airy, Good Spur, Va, Hilsvile, Cranberry
Plains, and Jackson's Ferry
To WythevlIe, Va, by III next days. 90 miles !;
And back between a Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday, and II p next days.
Proposals for semweekly service are invited
29O3 From Salem at s Sunday, Tuesday, and Friday;
By Muddy Creek, Panther Creek, Huntsville, Hamp-
tonviIIe, New Castle, and Brar Creek, Wlkesboro',
Church's Store, and South Fork
To Jefferson by 10 m next days, "a miles,
And back between a m Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday, and 10 next days.
Proposals for semi weekly service invited; also pro-
posas to supply Clemmonsvlle, instead of Muddy
Creek, and likewise proposals to supply Doweown
by this route.
1904 From Salem at twice week, Tuesday and Friday;
To Cemmonsville by 10 m, IL miles;
And back between and pm.
Proposals to extend by Smiths Grove to Mocksvie
will be considered
BY Walscrs Mills, Fulton, Mocksville by p m,
thence by County Line and Oak Forest;
To Statesville by IL m next day, 4S miles
And back between pm Wednesday and p m next dsy;
With an additional weekly trip from Lexington to
Mocksvle and back between 8 a and p m every
Friday
1905 From Lexington at m once week, Wedne 'day;
BY Fair Grove, la Grange, Eden, Hoover's Hill, and
Sswyersvile;
To Asheboro' by m, A. miles
And back between Q m and pm next dsy.
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SPIN next day.
2s40 From Wilmington at IL m three times week, Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday
BY Whitesvie Fair Bluff Marion G. H., 8. Co.
Mars Bluff BradleyvIle, and Sumerville
To Manchester, :. c., by 10 next Wednesday,
Friday and Sunday. u Sc miles
And back between Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, and next Wednesday, Friday and
Sunday.
Proposals for daily service a speed Of not less than
five miles an hour will be considered
osdl From Averysboro at 8 m a week. Monday;
BY Hannah's Creek;
To Smihfeld by m, 80 miles;
And back between 8 and p next day.
2s42 From Riverside at 8 m once week, Tuesday;
To Haui gton by M 20 miles,
And back between a and p next day
2s43 From Bestys Bridge at | once week, Friday ;
BY Co.ly Swamp;
To Cane Tuck 10y m, Is miles
And back between a m and IL m.
Proposals to extend by commencing at Gravely Hill
will be considered.
as44 From Onsow c. II. at 6 a m once week, Sunday
BY PiDy Green;
To Swansborough by m, "a miles
And back between and IL Saturday, or in
time with the mail to Richards
Proposals embrace Palo Alto invited; also popo-
os4e From Newbern a three times week, Monday
Wednesday, and Friday
BY Knston and Mosely Hall
@To Goldsboro by6 next days, IS miles,
And back betweenS a m Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa-
turdsy, by m next days.
Proposals the schedule, making with route
No. 1854 u daily Northern mail Except Sunday TO
and from Newbern, invited. Also, proposals for
: ee aIatIons wssk trips.
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MON Ely MA Xix ct /.

THURSDAY, April III j.. NJ.
There more buoyancy in the stock market today
and the eing fanoics advanced fraction At the first
hoard Erie Income Bonds improved one-cghth per cent
Canton Company, one-hslf; Erie Railroad. one; liar.
lein thrte eiRhths Reading Railroad, fourth Nor.
wich. one-fourh The upward movement ia Erie Rail.
road continues with considerable spirit, and the BULL
strong enough, they think 10 carry prices up much
above those current If they succeed In doing
II would tc well for outsiders 10 realize, another OPP
Iorunity favorable npy not present Itself for years
II has not been decided yet whether general invitation
will he ext nded 10 the stockholders mt urou the
psning q the road through Tho difficulty that exits
T. the insufhoiepey q accommodations at Dunkrk for
the vast numbers wishing 10 attend the cciebrstion
Harlem IN demand at better prices The extension a
the read north T. mportan. f,oture In the prcspec
tive produouveness n this line meeting sor the pur-
pose of organizing company for the construction Of
railrvad from come point Fact Chatham. through
New Lebanon. TO connect with the northern roads In
Vermont, held al Columbia Hall. Lebanon Springs
en- Thursday last Books q subscription were opened,
the amount necessary 70 eject organization was sub
scrbed and al, ectors elected FIR the ensuing year
survey Of the route has already been commenced
stonron was Grme, d~ In consequence OF tho pro
tslliy that conncctcn viii be made with TO- Long
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New York, Friday, April IL, 1851


The Cunard steamer America arrived al Hall
fax on Wednesday, and at Boston yesterday after
noon A synopsis of the Intelligence received By
this arrival was telegraphed to Portland, AMI in
consequence Of the arrangement Of the telegraph,
sent from that point to Us by a special mes
senger, who by the New Haven train. We
shall receive the mails this morning.
The news is not very important There has been
a decline in cotton. The Russell nistry still
hoids it, place with tolerable front ! papal
League has been formed in London. Appreheasions
Of revolutionary movements, a. the World. Fair
have been expressed in the British Parliament
France il quiet, but also arprehensiye Of turbu
hence. Germany remains in her colflsed condition
without any change.
The state of Europe remains about the same a.
by the last adyices.
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ether blls more or iss- important TO add TO the Aa
before or hand there and awaiting action 1t will b.
business weeh in both houses III the half of the project
ed legislation Is perfected.
Prom the Albany Journal April 1911
The Hundred Days for which only the Legislature II
allowed BY the constitution TO draw pay have out
But each our~ --soived TO make up the time lost by
their visit 10 New York. and the Legislature will remain
two or three days IN session without pay This neces
publc bills for although both Houses have devoted them
selves nboriously 70 their duties, there j. an unus
amount Of unnhed business Much Of this Is OF local
and unimportant nature but nivd ul members liSs
interest in3ch bill they clog the orders ana
cmbcr the desk ieepiI back the more important os
from the Albany Atlas, April 10
In the session Of 1850 the Assembly appointed COM
ittee 70 investigate into and report 10 the next R7
laturc upon charges frauds malpractices aud viola
tions Of Law by canal officers the public works Mr.
Speaker Ederkin appointed such committee The wings
and few democrats (the House being about evenly III
ylded) aside that committee, 10 appoint ahvtneI'
consisting Of Messrs Church, Of steuben sllth ~ "
sego Melnto8h If Oneida Townsend Of New iork, anu
snother-three democrats and two wings Inc co1ini.
tee engaged IN the inquiry Inst summer ana il'
the majority prepared their report anu sepnltea
to present House Of Assembly the nrst month 81 the
session There il lay Motions were made 10 PRINT H.
But IL was pr,teuded that the minority were about soon
to report that both ments should go 10 the pub
lie together Thus suppressed from week to week
A few days ago the minority report was submitted by
~. Townsend, anu IL moved 10 print both, Tas
was rejected and the two reports consigned 70
committee to select such portions should be pub
Eshed' This is desperate trick To conceal Official mis-
conduct but is pregnant with more evil a. example,
than the corruption II seeks to shelter What shall We
say Of administration which presumes to mutilae,
under the pretence II expurgang the reports Of sworn
representatives q the people!
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The Atlantic steamer.

From Wilmer Smiths Times. April
This fine vessel, whose machinery. 1t wil be remem-
bered got damaged her voyage from Liverpool in
Jaary has been within the last days into
the nuskissoR craving deck, whore sire II dry She
has been ninutey Inspected by rsflb'r of scientific
persons we'll versed in ship building all o Whom report
outstanding the fearful weather she experienced her
copper smooth throughout Uhe day it put on;
a close examination does not discover wrinkle
much less any signs # training any part " her huge
but beautifully symmetrical strrctare To the unniti-
who view nrr sharp, wedge ike stem, II appears
wonderful how with this be corbin cd the breadth
that yea Ike shed whenyor under her bottom
amidshp; whilst her lines rw-rng uf beautifully
her to leave the water very gracefully
On Thursday the shipwa nspeeteby OF those
gentlemen, Epon whose opinion the underwriters form
their Judgment and also pr:ce % insurance and we
d,rstand at the result satisfactory that large
saving will b. effected in this item when the noble
stl il again ready for which, understand will De
in Captain West istalng adv antage Of the
repair of the machinery o. erect most spacious ald
elegant dining saloon upon deck 1t il amiable trait
in the character Of Mad he Jenny Lind that after hear
ing the Of the dear ship that had conveyed
her across the Atlantic. abe addressed letter fui 81,
Kindness aud sympathy TO her worthy comma uder,
Captain West ssing her earnest hope and wish that
the noble vessel may be ready to carry her ack To Eu
rope in the ensuing summer Those who take an inte-
in naval architecture would BE- web rewarded by
visit to the Huski-son dock, where the Atlantic IL
lyisg high and dry
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Shlnnlnn InfnllircnGC.

d AR YIluua AuF.
Rat,rs us,,h ~ A., 49, = ~ NJ -. H.
Borrtar@ Mach a,-lry .ls.andre 4 w, 1,sh
Prince teatt art ~ ii 49, -
BPrSfpussFs March 9r-Arr Edmund sYotk
Eyfyssr ArriI t--eja Aumaudais sysrk
BrAurai. Esreh AR Tnfsata s5Staa
CAre51r. rot ff-tld IA e~tiuvton SYsrk. .ra,o Bes-
TN. Eth Nnrr.Itr0 "a, 4.h
Ctprf,g goArs March g-,rr Ga yam from u.vr.
for Work
CArE Coon H0rr T.n 2-Arr WAdan from shanghai for
N1ork.
LNbs, farch Sl-Std Adoni-i Niorff 5lst Ne. YORK
fstktt ~ hsirtt. y, - III " \. st"n -
.tMAvIv, March SD Maria Frcder Nllrf.
DtrGfH. Var hMarch - ia Princes, Nfork
D1aL sirl Arr Tame, Bsst'ai - l7iani Rom "Lau.
REG for NIcrk.
~ 4ar . So s t!4rfre Ni9rh va Cardif
N .a 80, = 49, =. - - ,...,-. w..
III - ~, ~. u $500 ~. az
gsrch IN Ctiiia Nysrss Arel i ysaiss a.. va Hitch
eeck d..
KtNesYox March g-sld Iaay Molten sY0rk
Irv,nr1ot srr s-Sld rsr, tl.sf.nt@, eyrya Ashland
Str.lk Brstan. Michael Ary08 phliad lprf. IA
MI ftrE Adriat -, lanes Nesmitl, doi Puiiaiepha.
lhla4eEhiat saEch ssti i2xara, HferS EtgdsAa ~,
$500 - r. s.iS+ = w y,tN1 o. ~
Y5ri. 4 ", - y.i.sgl,.. ptifsg1t,I,a IL - - ~
vdl. o..
MArrA Nsreh If--Arr nsrlsisss. bottom.
sts,,s, uareb - ~ Iuret Ro,t.r.
E.c.rt frsfa Dartmouth Or SYors Arrii Marquis o.
hnrt1., fon Pentancs for NI5rki "a fsa jenkins from
Liverpool f.r lurk,
q Ar-,t. Euege tors stssn "Laeur &c SY5rs.
rsllsso Nafss n Nar.stla to.toe.
f6rrentt4H. Autii sid larAt9hA, NN0rh, Lstiuaa,
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AsKrAL REroRr or rHE ao.knSoEs OF THE ALNs-

HOtSE.
We have received cory of the second annual report
Of the Governors of the Aims House. which 10
sued yesterday. 1t is quite volume numbering IA
pages octave besides tables annexed II Is ntcre ting
ocument, but space viii not permit heightened
notice of to-day The net expenses for tho year in
Guiding salaries Is SGo5o7 within the year 1896 per.
sons have been relieved with money, e6oes have been
heved with fuel lao children have been received in the
nurseries Of Randsl's Island 2l2 children have been
bour by inenures 800 infants have been received
during year whom II have been restored to their
friends, 100 remain in charge OF the department 20
have adopted aud 112 have died In Potters Field
there have been 100 nterments Within the year there
have been admitted 10 the nurseries on Randals Bland
1850 men, women and children; / 4g5 have been or-
charged and 100 have died The average number in the
nurseries IT'S and in the hospital los; total average
l3s The nett expenses Of all the Institutions on the
island for the year is St2.155 30 including $4,000 80
for the pItas a rie for officers to nurseries ts2 Of
salaries officers of the island generally $232 52 sala
fes for officers Of hospitals 81 III ~ and 1929 81 for
expenses Of Potters Field Deducting the hospital
peDses, expenses Of Poters Field and the salaries,
amo unit pg in all s2l 9l1 49, the remainder IL $40
SAT 81 1t thus appears that the entire expense Of
Ills persons is quite S35 per each about
81 cents week On Wards Island the expense a the
inmates somewhere between 50 and - per week for
each person-more than they would cost in boarding
house But then Ward Island is under the government
Of the Commissioners OF Emigration. The Whole num-
Der Of persons admitted into the Aims House proper for
the year 1850, 300 If which number there were OF
natives 5i5 from Ireland 1t England las, Scotland 90
Germany "a other countries 81. There are mt present
remaining the Aims House DOL Of whom 2f3
tves aud 0Cl foreigners
DrAru on Ex.ALDERmtN MrRcfR.-Ex-Alderman Il l.
win j. Mercer, of the Second ward died yesterday after
noon, after a very short Illness.
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DETAILSoE the EUROPEAN NEWS,
RECrlvED OVER
The New Haven railroad.

AT midnight received our parcels OF Earcrcan pa
per which brought from Boston by the New Haven
We have ouy time and for the ~sst impor.'
tant items Of this morning. otr 6c0don, Paris
and other correspondence which oeon every topic
of moment in the old country, WI ~ published to-
morrow
The steamship America Captain Shannon, arrived at
her dock in Boston, at Aauarrcr before twelve o'clock
yesterday afternoon So LEFT liverpool the sth in
slant, and Halifax ON the Bthst NJ She got in the
ice on Monday 'the Banks where she rcmaired for
thirty hours.
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TO l1W EDITOR % IlIE NEW YORK. HERALp.
DrAs F "A report being ia town. ny telegraph that
The sthte ~ Maine u ashore At Bridgeport permit
90 sy that Capt Stone, q the steamer G. Vanderbilt
Informed ~ that ho cav the state ~ Maine AZ an
aud THAT She i MT afhorc sbc doubtless put IN
count - The gallo TISDALE BORDEN,
Agents " state Steamboat 90.
NV Ycv Ihur.dny ArrlIl7 1851
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The Gsfngn question rcmRiIs ~ sfsn go We are
told II "nots.' being continually nt.rchang.d btwrcn
the AG,trsn and Berlin Cabinets and led To
pet ~ tMa.us upon the Executive quest IA the
cutuirg week We tL,r fore. thiug u unnrcs-ary 70
rscapluiats 81 the various Schemes with which IA, Ger
par,r5 re- tin inundated The a forg a On
cie documents hch have been indusriousy circu
lsttd throughout a Germany, whilst otter papers per
hlpt agtlculis. allowed e. g. abroad through
f,csl indi rstion" rake sJch confusion Of state
n, lite VI h. the fal position II the negotiations that
We look with some anxiety Or Trustworthy account
which IAN inform - how the really stanls The
latest news n n Berlin gives out the. v NgntcufIs
position !. 4uieHnble. and that Cabinet pris i
hand Count hsen.lehen has teen oReisi The f,rcixn
nc. tut ~. declined
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Otiaiairg Letters from Post oGire BY Forged O,drs-A
boy fifteen years Of age, named Joseph Iiagan ar
rested yesterday by the police charge Of obtaining
letters papers from the Post Office belonging the
CortiT i E,qubtr Office. 10y forged orders. The boy
taken before the United States Commissioner for
examination.
The Settling .4diay ia Nassau strest-We understand
that the ,abhng ARRAY which took place Wednesday
afternoon bttween Thomas Burns aad owen Keenan, did
not take place in Anderson : intelligence office
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The ors4-td uail q, Bsmtay hrv rct iso ~ .in-a
our ast a -dytcss - the ~ e harch W az
sr,G ~ sy Am - lar guaye that isrd u4hausic hss
gysn I'll n fhstiQn ~ lnyin. return Isl e Gh1ab
singh ~ Ca hnsre solely account want ~ time
hot take leave - doubt that LUrt ualh lsie
ever drcamt a. passing over tic h'is nnf committing
hiuidt ana hia retinue I'm that iusceess.se tnes.
The cc tratsd jewels ~ Hunjeot singh have boon sold
~ Hustign % lahore and collected a N" Jewel mcr-
shants aud agents - native prince L. in la From the
description " these jewel. given yssf- ag ly Baron
liug, thsy not suited ~ European tales anl az
though ettiniated at million q money they tll not
nt high prices Robteries 81 banks ana deslcati ns
~ S8or tnEslos account in the Worth Wet Eaa nd
a. question - he ameuahy 70 TIE la~ constitute The
rhb item Fl local intelligence tn heavy rains Ia the
Puraub iuspir, fears or the crops = vrain trt tho
county j. rerrrrsnted 10 be more fertile man
Hensal
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oditaI World, Wich should cOmbne The sdyautases Of
newspaper chronicle and the monthly magazine Th hap
thought has been carried successfully, and
The North American Miscellany, weekly magazine, pub
lshed barclay "a cents number the result
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tcea said by about this extraordinary production. mas
never equalled snshat have been told concerning the
wonderful cures IL has effected IL is three since
FIRST uncsrtooh 70 make known to the public during that
time never said word bad not previously heard said by
others and again. Prom this time shall be silent
self only give the opinions Of others in Their
wprds TALBOT WATTS, VI. D., AZ Greenwich street.
Icpot, lc2 Nassau street. 81 per bottle.
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
,~-.o~.>ooy~~>>0>,J~s~@~
ARRIvAG
STEAMSHIP AMERICA At HALIFAX.
Telegraphic from Halifax to Portland, and thence
by Special Messenger.
DECLINE IN THE COTTON MARKET
t>~o~0~>ao<Noo-0-0~r>07-
The Russell Ministry and its Labors,
C---~>,.--->~>~-~>~y>~.~~>
SUPPRESSION OF TIVE BOSNIAN RESURRECTION.
e,>>>~N.o~>>NNN~o>~(~~N
AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.
~.y>~s~,,~>>.~o0~>y,o~>>>~~~
Arrival Out Of the Pacific and city Of Glasgow,
&C., &C., Sc,
AFT AIRS IN FRAN ICE.
Arrival Out Of the Pacific and city Of Glasgow,
&c., Sc, Sc,


The following despatch was transrni'teo ~ tees"P@
to Portland~ On wednesday evening anu "as ior"aioed
thence by special messenger 70 TINS CITY I1e roho
hne has e-n interrupted since Iuesd"y hs'' ana On
Wednesday and yesterday all the Boston ises were pros
rruted by the gale
HALFax TELEGRAPH orFicE;
wednesday 'o,'De' ,f'A -
Ife steahshN America a - ~ -
O'CLOCK 'nis oinAs - - - - !. =,
noon. the 5th instant Spe sailed iof DoSton a. "a
O'Clock.
The Collins steamship Pacific, capt wye, arrived a.
Liverpool on Sunday the aist ut, az one oeAoeA -
Time eleven days
The auxiliary steamer oaty q oia'so"' up.
from fhhadepniar arrived ~ 'ne n0is'y . - -
same day
Inc Auan''c hau oeen t' " ~ =,
ascA- ahu H'inus' = s-. ~, $3.50. 49,,
"honi f'pO4s - = =
s'ats' -
ineie = ~ p
80 n Il I, $50 $50.
s 49,. ;.
suo''ss - j. IL t,.o,aa
~ " 80
80 " 80, :. Y.s
: - ., u, 49,, I'LL
alii'h'A $500 ~ -,
$500. ',,l;,,. rh ,,ta a.
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pensble % ladies IN cold bot ehangeable weather.
always preserves smo0tn.ss of skim with purity Of
Tor other cosmetic pretend to. sold by the Inventor
william Boele III Nashngt0n street Boston: Sands. 10
FULTON street Ru.htpn, Clark Coz 2I3 Broadway; Cars
Co, and Brigham bay, Pearl street.
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From y Inner ana smith LINES, April g.
In On. Of those sudden Its with which the Legislative
Assembly II France i sometimes seized II was resolved
at the end Of Hast week T. consider whether the electoral
Law of May lat was or war not applicable 20 the election
81 President and dehutycy To decide thts important
quetion. The Ministers. % stop the debate yolun-
tecrtd most Gncquiyoc declaration that they consi-
dei,d the aH 81 May applicable to both and That IL was
clcar ara ccntlote. The Mountain laughed tins
declaration r. scoru and though one Of their party
iutimatcd that whatever he Assembly might vote,
the fortysiNth article II the constitution prescribed
that the eltction Of President should be 10y the d
rect ard universal suffrage Of all Frenehmen bollot
taken uIon the question. in which the Mountain
fused to take any part and direct motion for the
peal Of the law Of Nay afterwards put and formally
rejected Now. with all these incidents before
told that within day two after the discussion hpd
taken place. tn President sent for VI. Odion Barrot
and him cctc blanche Internationally to form
permanent ministry; aId there can be no doubt that
this e ntl.nnn did consent to modify this very law
II May, which Louis Nspuicon's ministers were
in the same breath declaring 10 be clear and CON-
plete' After several days intrigue rather Of negoti
alton NJ 0dilnn BarrUt resigned his task hopeless
having allied to procure the cooperation Of any such in
fu.Ltal names would enoble him to appear on the
Treasury bench At moment it said that
NM. FCuld and Baroche would join ". 0dion Blrrot
but, split having taken place these gentlemen are
now more hostile th@n ever To NJ. Odilon Barrot
and eli hopes # getting together ministry from
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ing Company will De held the Second Ward
House the evening Of Friday 18th inst to transact bust
ofimportance. The Bysaw tor the government of
the Company, will be submitted 20 this meeting BY order.
joins fALyLs, S,c'y. JOHN cO.SERI, Captain.
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rear the Museum Business boot. - V usually ;, o.
variety Of fancy dress shoes for French
boots and shoes warranted to well
calf skin For sale at Jones Ann street. at prices which
de- II
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TO devote his attention exclusively to diseases
Eye and Ear from 10 o'clock daily at the ofecs he
has occupied for the last years al Broadway entrance
Warren street. where be had ha Treatise tho rvc
"a edition. price 20 cents Also his seaelns Eye and Ear
Fountains
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Ind look in the celebrated cheapest CARPET
hshhment in the United States, Hiram Anderson No. 81
Bovery If you wish select beautiful carpets, rug. o
CLOTH shades Sc II is said without shadow o.nubt
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