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TObaccOThe only sales that we heard of were 81 hid,
A., and r., private terms. The market continues to
droop. and we may quote Frosted 293S, Lugs 81
as, Leaf Inferior and Common Fine 5,507,a Choice
s09c v h.
Sugar and confined to retail trans
actions at previous rates.
Four-sales 1870 bbls, including 7ao bbs mixed lot of
Fine common. etc., at % TO- 30 Ohio at % 49, and l5O in
lots at $500 v Dbl.
sirain-The supply Of Corn light and very little
was doing the Levee the principal being 800 sacks
heated at 81, and 300 White Sic " huhe Also by auc
ton 1900 sacks damaged 49, 800 at 37Isc or Oa,,
sOO sacks St, Lou" were sold at a60s7c y bushe.
Pork-We noticed only retail sales at al4 $50 "a sK .
Dbl for Mess
BacOn-Pices firm. Sales 1874 casks including so cask.
Missouri Sides at about ga. "a at ga, 10 81 10 Prime
at "a 70 Clear at and 10 casks Missouri Shoulders
at Sac b. Holders asking So for Cincinnati Sides and
70 for Shoulders.
Lard-sales 200 kegs No at 10. and 200 at 1OSc v h.
COnee-A few small lots Rio sod at SkO9c " H.
Whisky-There a fair inquiry and prices were firm.
Sales about 400 bbls at lS,ac v gallon.
Freishts-We heard of no eng cement
vobH~ IN
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,GALvESTON-Per steamship Galveston: 325 bbs -four,
cotton, 800 slaves.
BkEMEN-Per Bremen ship Johana Schmidt: 10 bales
cotton, 9J3 hhds tobacco 500 slaves.
LlVERPOOi-Per Br ship Jno Toole 2ls bales cotton
bds hoops. ~ do shocks, 6 csks headings.
NEW YORK-Per bark Loretto Fish: l4l7 bbls lA3 bf
do molasse,.
HAVANA-Per Meek bark Pnbislaw: 40. 900 bricks.
SAVANNAH-Per brig r NJ Charlton 100 csks bacon
20 els rope 70 bbls whiskey, 500 SKIS corn.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Alice 100 bbs flour 30 do pota.
toes, ~ csk bacon, ~ SKIS coffee.
BARCELONA-Per So scbr Mariana: 497 bales coaton
S0OU slaves. -'
MOBlLE-Per schr Josephine 1875 corn 25 csks bacon
~ obs whlskey ~ do pork 100 bxs soap, soda ash
PENSACOLA-Per schr Visitor: ~ bbls -four IS do pork
~ esks pacon n sk corn - bxs 30 butter
BALlZE-Pef schr G Mathews: 80 hf 434 bis -four 20
90 bread ~ nj bbls pork 2i do beef hhds sugar. hid
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90 da%si % :9ss's DO
Wemsrsisoo do Thorn MeGfsth-s5oo "s Keeps insp.
SOY DO MaIsEs.5s ~ DO " AHnur Sco-s2as o. DO
wool Foster &co-s do. laa hides boxes skins Glide.
do IL Ibis brandy Vedenburs Seq shas 81 bonas
IS ass' do ssd 81 fS sa.ss
~ Do Loen-S do Dunze Iken-8 DO .acroix-6s
&eo So DO b bad Do ojAsay
rsIdos- hf a do Que Lanadoz-is hhds Wine 20
hf DO Lueas~ bales mdse De Goer L RifsfdM4 %
hbds wine, II cases mdse Noel Il Guraud.
sa.dines & Maisnan hhds g hf do wine Cahuzsc
"A hhi. do loson syyess,zss hhds l6 hf do Penaud
koesss.p wlns pipes Is IS 81:
hhds do Dunze Ike-i5 hid, 81 IF do wine Lsnsta~
z35 cases do Ferbos Bro-45 do de Fuene, &cO99 do
hf do wine 10 ORDER
brig siencia: 2OOO bxs lemons. 600 do YER
micell and macaroni, II VOO flag stones ID Lanaia.
deer SKINS, lot OF fruit Nathan,
Mk9 " G Bonita $500 in specie de
BDSTON-Per ship Parthenon 62s tons ice L Warner
&co-and assorted INDIE.
HAVANA-Per brig Josephine n bxs sugar Laborde &
Gasillo12do Peoe Bros do vaIs--5 do 9 6bis do +
CabaIero-s bags tobacco MacheI-l Mcdowell
vls &eo-iO pkg. mdse Philps-5 10 pkgs cigars
30 STON-Per bark Glance 400 tons ice to JENKINS
lO3 bales hay b LoIine-l52 do order
NEW YORk-Per ship Jas Titcomb assorted mdse
BOSTON-Per ship Rio Grande: $50 tons ice to War.
ner eco.
BOSTON-Per ship Coqumbo assorted mdse
BDSTON-Per sh LeOdes 40 ice As do hay order
MOBiLE-Per schr Enterprise: 375 SKIS salt 10 master
| BARATARIA-Per schr Panama: 80 hhds sugar, $50
bbls mUlasses to order.
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NEW ORLEANS MARK ELS.

CREsCENT OFFICE,
Monday Morning, July T. 1851.
Cotton-The market rather qnet on Saturday and
the sales med about 1000 bales At about the
rates previously quoted. We retain our last figures:
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sIRAMBOATs.
Cuba. Otis from Princeton.
Dr. Baiey, Holmes from Vcksburg.
DB Mosby. kercheva from Lefore
Echo, Wtheni,urg, from Shire report.
Fanny Smith Richards. from Louisville.
Glpsy. Ure from bayou
w Kendall, Morton, from Cincinnati
New Latona, tiart, from Bayou Sara.
Ophelia, Dalier-s, from Laou rcho.
iIhi0, Black, from Cincinnati
Winfield Scott, Devnney. from At Louis.
Towboa Panther CIoutman, from the Pases-brought up
shin Jo.eph Badger.
Towboat Anglo Norman, Rinehardt the Passes-wen
down iehl-trought up shps Coquimbo and Rio Grande
Towboat Olivia, WhtemOre. from Pases-went do Sp
lght-brought up ship Glance ami brig Josephine
shp Jas Titeomb
Towboa Yankee. Fn,on. from the Passeowed down and
T. sea LIT instant, ships Jas Corner, Given bri.
Mount Vernonbr0ug hi barks Prins Adebert, Maypo
schrs Panama, Bonita and Thos James.
T0wbOat COnauerUr Andrews. down
and To I'd inst, ship Allegheny and bark liza Ann
brought ships Pahenon. Leodes and brig sylvester.
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PORTABLE CLOsETs

have on hand and for sale, a lot of CLOSETS
be without them. Any poor man who can raise "a will
money By purchase and family, " well to do" will
fOreg0 such convenience
myH E. WOOD PERRY. g Magazine d.
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HONDs
Attorney and Counsellor Mt Law,
WILL give his attention to all business matters
entrusted his care in the parishes East and West
Felciana, Fast Baton Rouge and ST. Helena.
SY Office, Clinton, La.
Refer to Hon Theodore H. McCaleb Hon. John w.
Crockett, NewDreRns. apl
MONAGHAN & RARESHIDE, Notaries
IVA Pub!c. 70 Graver sueettieo. Rarsshide,
e A. y A'nsworh. Esq.,. VIM. Monaghan, succssso, tr
ID. Rcado, ESQ, Notary Pubic for the Second NJ uuc
paliy and Commissioner for nearly all The States the
Union. " Particular attention paid TO all Marine bus
myl4 bm
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We have files of the Lancaster Examiner and
Cornwall Chronicle as late as March 9Th.
There is a feud in the Australian Church in re-
laton to the doctrine Of Baptismal Regeneration
Three men were executed the 18th February
at cornwall, two for h ghway robbery and one for
stabbing with intent to kill.
The Lancaster Examiner discourses in severe
and caustlc terms on the brutality of the Governor
Sir William Denson, towards Mr.. McManus, one
OF the Irish State Prisoners That gentleman had
without any cause been compelled to work in the
chain gang, and exposed to other indipnities
| which at length induced brain fever, and his life
| was seriously ndangered.
From New Zealand and Sydney.
| We have been favored with dates from Auck-
| land to the LIST, and from Sydney to the 9Th Of
March. The papers contain nothing Of unusual
| interest.
The people of Sydney have formed league to
| resist, by all legal means, the transportation of
convicts to that country. A destructive fire had
occurred in the bushes Plenty River prairie,
which, 1t was feared had destroyed several lives.
| From the Panama Star. June 30.
One Month Later from the South.
BY the arrival, yesterday morning, of the Brit
ish Pacific Mail steamship New Granada, Joy,
| master, we have aivces from Valparaiso to the
24h of May. The New Granada brings about
$500, 900, in silver bullion.
| The news from the South, as published in the
| newspapers, is not Of much political importance.
What there is, however, we publish, together with
some commercial matters interesting in this market
From the Mercantile Reporter, we make up the
following summary:
| Chill.
II is our duty before We take leave of our trans.
atlantic readers for another month, to acqualnt
them with The principal events which have taken
pace since our last report though they have been,
so lar as politics are concerned of but little impor-
lance. After The entire submission Of the troops
concerned in the late disturbances, reports were
daily received, from almost every province in the
republic, stating that not only no disturbance had
aKsn place. but that the militia ut the first rumor
OF the Santiago riot, had immeda ely volunteered
'neR services for the preservation of peace. and
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visoned and inferior in numbers the volunteers
retreated.
The Times says that fifteen men were drowned
at Parks Bar recently. They were crossing in a
boat, when the rope broke, the boat was capszed,
only out of twentyone succeeded in saving them.
selves.
Jenkins, who escaped the other day in FL
Dorado, after the cit zens had condemned him to
death, was recognized on his route to Sacramento.
arrested. treated with hundred lashes, the letter
X burned into each cheek, and then handed over
to the officers in Sacramento on Thursday. He
was examined on charge of stealing and commit
ted to stand his trial.
Twenty men have arrived at Johnson's Ranch,
who win'ered at Salt Lake. They give good &C.
counts of Carson's Valley.
The Indians in The neghhorhood of Redding's
Springs were becoming very troublesome. Two
Americans had been killed, and the miners gene.
rally were compelled to carry their arms with them
to their claims for protection.
man had been caught at Sandborn's Rancho
who had stolen some cattle. The people took the
law into their own hands, and after trial b,
accordingly administered
-Four horse thieves named Henry Jenkins, from
sydney, Frank Houston, Joseph Sloan, and Cleve
land, were to have been executed in FL Dorado
county yesterday evening.
indian D'bicutties.-The following dispatch has
been received from Major Rodgers:
Head Quarters First Battalion California Volur,..,,
JohnsOn's Ranch, May "a 1851
org. Gen A NJ Winn--Sir: have the hono,
VI Informing you that a battle was fought with the
INDIANS by the volunteers under nv command
th,s gay. the particulars of which are as follows
Inc Indians had been congregaIing in large
numbers on and near Johnson's Ranch for several
days past. Captain Graham took one hundrsJ
men and crossed the South Fork above the India N
Ranch, Captain Tracy, at the same time, with
body OF men, crossed opposite the ranch.
Captain Graham made an attack on the ranch
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-04

WILLIAM TUCKER. Merchant Tailor Lane Il Tue
srs building Pennsylvania between -Four and nhnf
and Sixth attention Of
Congress- strangers, public generally 10 his
selected cloths and vesnks,
which he prepared his usual elegant style
shall have the Of those
and superior which
their 'ye quality comfort and being determined
ness on the cash principle, motto small profits and quick
~ r. Al kinds military garments made manner nc
cording TO the late regulations.
wsnscd three good hands bur The
men need apply. Nov oo-a,wrm
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2Ia FOR RENT.-Three Of the and suc
R houses, desirnh sua ed the
will be finished complete and to let In December
has sitting and dining doose)
Tors, four chambers study k,chen roos
clothes closets Ac by cistsrn
Kitchen balcony 'front.' and the whole lighted gas
entire fixtures being furnished by the proprietor. N
Also furnished house, tsgt rooney lighted win
i north side adjoining the public grounds, Lately occapsd
Hons D. W. lnge A. McC1ernsnd, &c; large yard cellar
carriage and wood house. Possession
Inquire on the premises, OF at the War Departmentof
Nov. 2s-dlw IF. BROWN
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NEW ESshienabie Tailoring k.tAbiish,asnt.-H. 3.
IN LOUDON b CO., mems and tailors, Brown. HOTEL
Pennsylvania avenue have opened
and weIselsctcd stock Of goods for gentsmea wear
cloths, casslmees furnishing
Army navy, marine, and revenue ocen win find
ment swords epauc sashes psssant
articles - the latest regulation Of their respective cos prebe
An experience Of many in Iegimae aionag
select STOCK on goods desire TO please with the
protect customers against high prices
offer, and most respectfully solicit patronage.
Nov l6-d3m
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0ANCINa ACADEMY isst Course.-Mr r. r. Liable
has citizens Of Washington George
snd Alexandria
will Thursdsy Novembs h
George Thomas Pskrrs south side OF Pennsylvania
between 9Th m opposite Browns hotel
Days OF tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
Az the fashionable dances win he introduced and tassh
4-dtf
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CALUTATORY-wn. TODD, and farrisr tenders HI.
compliments TO his friends and
that be has reentccd his former premises appearing
western store in the marble hotel building Of Messn
where will be pleased scqoap
trusting that his business may
10 the sssctory intercourse experienced
past VI years, aud hoping that
quainance may he mutually pleasant and profitable
Nov 96-dn
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beers with daily papers. demanded motion OF Mr.
Hail. by the substitution therefor Of tho resolution which
had heretofore been in operation allowing daily papers 10
each member 10 the cost oil $50 only be paid for from
the contingent fund OF the House.
The yeas and nays agreeing TO this amended rssos
ZION (Which were ordered the day before having been
called, it no, agreed to--yeas SO. nays i3o
Mr. RICHARDSON, remarking that II would be i'm
possible to transact business properly until the commi
10 do 80, moved that when the House adjourn il would
adjourn over until Saturday next: agreed 10.
Mr., STEPHENS, OF Georgia, moved resolution for
the appointment OF committee OF three to ard
report upon the proposition 10 set apart three on be
floor Tor the accommodation of the Globe Reporters
Mr. HEBARD moved resolution directing The CLERK
TO provide daily papers for the members during the SEES
son not TO cost in the aggregate more than $50 for each
:. M STANTON, Of Kentucky, moved to amend itsy
striking out $50 and inserting $45.
Mr. TUCK called the previous question on this amend.
ment
The call for the previous question having been second
ed by the House, aud call Tor the yeas and nays being
MIR. HALL moved to lay the whole subject on ne
table,
The SPEAKER decided that motion no, to be in order
The question was then put agreeing to the amend
ment, and il was agreed to.
Mr. HAMILTON moved TO lay the amended resolu
ton on the table which motion he demanded the
yeas and nays. which being ordered the House re-
fused to lay the amended resolution on the table
The question recurring on the amended resolution. the
yeas and nays ordered upon il; and il was not
agreed to--yeas 81, nays 100.
And then the House adjourned.
PETITION UNDER
BY Mr.. HART Tho petition of tho heirs Of John ]
Bulow for destruction of property taken possession
by the troops and destroyed by the enemy d
ring the Seminole In Florida.
NoTE.-Mr CLARK cOrrects the report OF bis remarl
in the Union OF yesterday. He said be thought tie
amount of newspaper information which the amendment
proposed 10 furnish than abundant, and in
conclusion, that he should vote against the amendment
Alexandria Boat.
= - The favonle steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON
will depart the following hours. coach connect,
2k with tho boat In washington Boats fire IAN cents
The coach will leave the Capitol for
OK, IL, l, az, and IA.
Leaves Alexandria At 8, OK, II, l, AZ, and 4.
Leaves Washington at ~, lOk, I'm, lk, ~, sndtx.
Nov lI-dn JOB CORsON, Captain
Pennsylvania Railroad.
E& ~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT-BetweeD
- - - Philadelphia and Pittsbug-Tims reduced
hoursOn and AFTER tho st Of December pas
will be carried BY the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Philadelphia and Pitburg in twenty four hours only
twenyeig miles Of staging excellent turnpike
Fare Sli.
great West and the
Atlantic cities, the accommodations In The
| highest character
| THOMAS MOORE,
! New n-d3m Agent Penna Railroad Co.
/
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-04

MATHEW ET CLAIR CLARKE has re0peDed am
III Office for of law and agency business on
street the department Of the Interior and nearly in rr
Wizards Hotel where he boards.
Nov 2o-ahn MAT Intel, Republic, Telegraph
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NEW CIOAKS kc.--Jnst received
~ ~ vsry rich velvet cioaks, new atyi.
~ very rich cloth cloaks, Handsomely trimmed
10 very rich velvet sacks, hood
very rich cloth sacks with hoods
- 3very rich velvet tnansIIas, styles, Ac.
10 which We respectfully the Of purchasers before
making their selections. cns ccrnden, entire satisfaction ever
psTicHInr be given.
Nov 30--d4wn UoOE, BRO, co.
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QUGBY ACADEMY Boarding and Day school for
IL young gentlemen, corner Of X and I4th
G. +. MORRISON, Principal
r. Latham, A. NJ Professor Of Ancient Languages.
Mons. T. Raoult, !" Modern q
c. 8. Keech, Tutor.
Teacher Of Penmanship.
hess Carusi and ardea Teachers of instrumental
James r. Mclean, Teacher Of Drawing and Painting.
The Of instruction prepare eh
for business the of learned professions
the higher classes in colleges In branch
pains spared to render the sound and complete
BILE The branches Of taught
sising reading, writing, arithmetic English grammar geography
bookkeeping the Latin, languages history
chronology, defamation composition,
clan and Roman antiquities logic mathemscs chemistry
and mental philosophy music, drawing, &c.
Terms of board moderate
VI
Rev. 8. Pyne, ID. D., Rev. j. W. French, wm W. Cofcosn
esq. Thomas Richie esq, Prof A. d. Bache, Gales
Chew, Baltimore, Capt T. Page, u 8. NJ, and c,pssn
Blake, U.E.N
Nov l9-dn
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CARDhe attcnoh Of the public respectfully requested
N stock Of rich cabinet dinner
and tea service msns vases. cut glass wsss
double and single hair
Of useful household irnttnrc all Of
great nom the best manaactories expressly city
and VIII be osd exceedingly low for cash, liberal credit f
satisfactory paper. II
DYRR MCGUIRE,
Sept I'D AusboasessL
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Balsimore and Washington Raalroad-Chasgs
Hours.
IN and after Monday December :t the passenger trains between
" Washington and Baltimore will follows: saF
Leave Washington at and 81, M, II, M and p.
Leave Baltimore at 9 and 81, and and u, p. n.
The second from Washington and the Bau
will connect with express and from philadelphia
T. H. PARSONS,
Nov 29-df Agent.
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The Hon RoBrsr Z. STookroS, from the State OF
New Jersey appeared and the oath prescribed by law
having been administered him. he took his seat IN The
Senate
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Whole tickets s20-IIslvea Al0 Quarters S5-Eighhs -
Certhcstcs of packages Of 20 whole tickets gro 90
do half do
do N aus rfcr do
DO do d eighth do ~ 50
GyOrdcr for tickets and certificates Of
thovc splendid lotteries
ocial accounted each drawing Immediately amer all
who order from
Address j. G. MAURY, Agents,
Nov& Alexandria, Virgins
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EOR RENTThat desirable house Oadnby's Row, the Ist
ward lately occupied by the Mrs
eecr with the furniture tcrcina handsome and kept the best
For be pleased apply Richard Smith Persons
house viii chow the premises wishing
Nov l5-difn
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And II will be that there is in the present
estimate and above that sum, OF Si732ao So which
IS ocoasoned by The addition Of pay for increased service
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NoTE-Mr. CLARK correc,s the report of bis remarks
in the Union OF yesterday. He said be thought tie
amount of newspaper information which the amendment
proposed 10 furnish moro than abundant, and in
conclusion that he should vote against the amendment
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no MEMBERS OF CONGRESS- AND vIsIrEPS.-
DUvALL BROTHER, diapers and tsiors, cali
attention Of their old In Congress and sencray
The fact Of their
~ md 9th erected since the adjournment
| Congress. fasIsF
ionab'e goods in their line n business
| der In their usual style Of taste and elegance.
Also gendemens furnishing aieles shirts gloves
brelas, suspenders, crnvsts, hnndkcr chiefs, &c
We have OF own make few pattern
NOV S-eod2Wrf DUvALL h BROTHER
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-15
Communicated
General TaIcott's Sentence.

MEssRs. EpIToRs There are not a few in
this vicinity who feel that the sentence passed
upon Gen. Talcott is harsh, and in fact not sus-
tanned by the evidence. The result reached by
the Court Martial seems TO rest upon what may
barely be construed into evidence, and not on
positive testimony. After reading that testi-
mony, ], for one, could not but fully concur in
what considered Gen. T. IS satisfactory defence,
las given in the National Intehgencer Of the 1Ith
inst) 81 so
OF this am fully convinced, that no ;,tyy of
unprgudiced men Woatd haze rendered a verdict
such as The Secretary Of War has obtained And
this conviction strengthens also my opinion.
long since formed, that martial law, being op-
posed to civil and humane institutions, is rregu-
lar and anti-christian.
whether personal pique, as rumor suggests
may not have been at the bottom of the late
prosecution, | shall not undertake to decide.
But sincerely hope that the friends of Gen.
Talcott will not suffer the matter to rest where
it now does And if u verdict (which, though
sanctioned by the highest authority, is yet repu-
dated by nine-tenths of impartial readers)
may not be set aside, yet trust further hear
ing will be given in a quarter from which some
may come to an injured man. /
speak this without party feeling, for am not
a party man, but plain citizen. Nor would
be understood as rejecting upon our worthy
President; a false coloring given to appearances
may warp any mans judgment--and this con-
celye to be the case in the present instance.
SCRUTATOR.
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IRISH EMIGRANT SOCIETY.


OF the great number OF complaints which
have for long time been made by Emigrants Of frauds
committed upon them In the sending of money to their
friends In Ireland and to aid and protect the Emigrant,
the Irish Eigrant Society established fund.- deposited
in the Bank of Ireland, upon which they draw drafts
payable sight, ut any Of the branches of the Bank
Persons residing out Of the city, by enclosing in letter
the they wish forwarded, with the plainly written
direction to whom and where it Is to be paid will have the
same remitted. a3 - Ha g#G3 ty 1861 sfli
drafthat the Bank has branch in each Of the princ
pal towns in Ireland and thus the losses by discount and
otherwise, avoided ...s # n. .5 lalaI .8S4
The Society keeps Office ut No. % Spruce street. to
which Emigrans sppy to obtain situations for which
they are fitted t ~
Orders from employers in the country, stating the
vices required the wages and the cheapest modes Of
yeyance and giving respectable References win meet with
prompt attention. E5 aSs4A e0s.a 4.l43
The Society will be thankful for all circumstantal and
early information of any fraud imposition, outrage
committed Emigrans and will endeayor speedily to
apply a remedy GREGORY DILLON, President.
HUGH KELLY, 'ff G5
JAMES MATHEWS, lVice Presidents.
JAMES REYBURN,
EDWARD G. DoNNELLY, Corresponding Secretary.
KIERNAN b. DAILY, Recording Secretary.
JOSEPH STUART, Treasurer.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Felix Ingoldsby William Redmond,
William Watson, Francis Mann,
John Manning, James Stuart,
Terence Donnelly, Stuart j. NOLAN,
James dwell, Cornelius III. Sheehan,
Charles M Nanny, John Nicholson. mar ID