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lust RECEIVED. a large lot of new and fine
y Goods, consisting OF Cashmeres, Mouslin de
LANES, Marines, Alpaccas, Fine Broad Cloths,
and Casimeres Linen Tablescovers and Towel
ing, Fine China Ornaments and Cologne Bottles,
Domestcs, Ticking, Linen Cambria and Silk
Handkerchiefs. Sh;iNIs, FIannels, DrlIinos SC
Sales every night Come one! come all or
you will loose bargains. the goods must be
sold. OSCAR i. KELLER.
Feby. 9Th, 1851. 42-2w.
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N0TICE TO MERCHANTS.

IRON and after this date no damages or de-
z fciences will be allowed upon freight Bills
unless the damage or deficiency is pointed outat
the Wharf We cannot be responsible for acct
dents happening from the wharf to the owners
HALE & MURDOCH,
AGENTS for Steamers. CUBA, JENNY LIND,
CLARA, ABERDEEN.
Feby. 9th, 1851. 42-1n.
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To all Persons interested in the real &
personal estate of EYm. III. Stevenson,
deceased.

ITNAKE Notice that at the March Term 1851, of
i the Probate Court, for Lowndes County, TO
be held on the first Monday of said month, the
undersigned widow of said VIM. III. Stevenson,
viii petition said Cont for allotment other Dow
er in the following described parcels OF land,
TO wit Commencing at south east corner of
north west quarter of south west quarter ofsec-
ton fifteen, township eighteen south of range
eighteen west running thence Qorth nine chains
thence west II Chains 10 links, thence south
chains. thence east IA chains 10 links, to the
beginning, ? I-2 acres excepted from south east
corner thereof, leaving by estimate II IL acres
in said tract.
Also Lot number oneS the line commencing
at the south east corner of the north west quar-
ter ofsouth west quarter of section fifteen, town
ship eighteen south of range eighteen west
thence north five chains-thence west five chains
thence south five chains-tlIencee east to the
place of beginning, containing by estimate two
and half acres.
Also SIX acres of lot number three, lying east
of the Graveyard, and Backyard formerly
owned by ]. NJ Stevenson, and north Of the road
leading TO Kinks bridge, IN south west quarter
dissection fifteen, township eighteen,ran9e eigh-
teen west, situated in the town of Columbus.
All of said lands being situate in the county of
Lowndes and Stateof Mississippi, and which
the undersigned has not relinquished her dover. |
Wherefore.yon are hereby notified TO attend
the hearing OF said petition if you think proper.
MIRIAM STEVENSON.
February. 4th 1871 DIV
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A Teacller Wanted.

ONE that is we'll qualified 10 teach the English
" and Latin languages. One that can come
we'll recommended will apply TO d. A. Outlaws,
Choctaw Agency Olltibbeha county, Miss.
Feb'y. 18th, 1851. 42-4w.
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REGULAR PAKET.
For Columbus and aberdeen.

fFHEa Splendid Netc and Fast Ruaaiag. Light
n DraMght Passenger steamer, ROMEO, W..
J. MATTHEW'S, masters will run the ensuing sea-
son Regular Packet as iboye--her trips 10
commence on the FIRST rise of water in the Tom
bigbee.
For freight or passage apply on board orto )
tss E. DICKSON, sAGT. q
Columbus, Nov. 81, 1880. 3l-tf
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s a1e aslflfofi ed 10 nlIiSa11aa d al. g /.
s it al k al Isl n al az sn i4a q oili flilfi
iof slsle GhAtnc Ipk, slt lie ems
no - iiben eiecfio1
ne afe 81 70 annanneA w u
It'll. IN. sAssf Kl s " as q cslndfante Tor
at the ensuing November eleei ion.
~ IRE authorised "a ahnoaiice II OBJ
IL IST ID. HADEN, as candidate for The
office of Sheriff Iorstllc county of Iso wnties at
the ensuing November lootion.
W. are authorized to a0nonnce k:. b.
ESA6TON as a candidate Tor tes oiTie0a OF
Sheriff, for The county OF Lovndes at the ensal-
ing November elections
no VS. hre aushorise 70 anflonnce - j
Connty Treasurer, for Tie county Of 10 se1lees At
the ems uina November election
We are authorised 10 announce r " Err
ARD Dow SING as a candle for the Office
of County Treasurer, for tue county of Lowndes
at the ensuing November election
~ We are authorised TO announces JACOB
ISAACS.s as ascandielate for the Office ofeoun-.
" Treasurer, for the county q Loasndess al the
ensuing November election
10 We are authorised TO announce DU-.
GAl1D McKELLEE. as {; candidate for the
office of Assessor, for the county OF Lowndes, at
the ensuing November election.
IrzZ- We are authorised to announce LAW
SON III. NELLEFORD.a as a candidate for
the Office Of Assessor for the county of Lowndes,
at the ensuing November election
We are authorisedt to announce .AETZi
E.. A.aDV e. as a candidate for reelection To-
the Office Of Clerk Of the Circuit Court, for the
county Of sLowndes, at the ensuing election.
C. We are authorised to announce DAM
TEL WILLIAMS. as candidate for re-e-
lection to the office of Clerk of the Probate
Court, for the county ofLowndes, at the ensuing.
November election.
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EIGHT DAY PACKET.
For Columbus and Aberdeen. Clara

y. 7I. bIAINaKDf Cu07. il W ILsoN, I1cr1..
YTsHE Light Dyaught, First Class ,sIeSs- a
i steamer, CLARA will run re- <ssassssasS
gnlarlyto Columbus and Aberdeen eskssz
the coming. season;sso soon as the watersrises.
During the summer she has been thoroughly
.overhauled and painted, and no expense will be
spared to render her accommodations and table
equal to any boat on therivcr.
Capt. BKAINARD urns his thanks TO his friends
and the public generally for the very liberal pa
tronage given to the CLARA and assures them
that every effort will be made to render his pas
sengefs comfortable 4 give his shippers prompts
ness and dispatch.
gg- All engagements nadeb by the subscribers
viii be faithfully executed
HALE q MURDOCH, AGrs.
August 10th, 1850. TIT.
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NOTICE..

liver ARD D0WSTNG, Ill has The accounts
~ OF my shop for collection; MI persons ARE
requested 10 make payment 10 linn, by the first
day OF March next; as have payInenfs to make
BY that and no time atteud to the colIec-
stand, ready to wait upon all folls as usual.
l3OBEBT d lkfNELY
Jan assh. 1881 "A en-
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Also, OIinOidine or Am0rDhaus Qainine,

one Of the most desirable articles of the day in
treating intermittent diseases, full directions ac
colnpanYin each package. Citrate of Quinine for
delicate cnses possessing all the properties of
Snlphate only in milder form, Phosphate of Ann
monia the remedy for Gont, Chronic and
Infamatory Rhnematisrn
Patent Medicines of every variety
Fresh and Genuine.
His assortment OF Patent Medicines combines
every article of any importance in that line
which he offers at northern prices;
JAS. JONES JR.,
Columbus, Miss, Oct. 18th. 1850. otf
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~ TELEGBAPH
Pennsylvania Dsmoe rattle judicial state
Convention.

H,EHrssi 10, June IL 1881.
The judicial State Democratic Conyention was e.
gsnizcd this morning, at IL o'clock the hal Of tbs
House Of Representatives.
The Hon James Msdison Porter, ~ NorthanD<ss
county, eecte "a temporsr, chairman The matter a
contested seats Of Delegates taken up and is
being considered. Five Judges Of the supreme Court
are to be nominated by the convention
Megsrs Chain, Roberts. Young and Lamb~rtcn. verU
appointed Temporary secretaries
The names " undisputed delegates were called Ansr
Finally the lhad, lphs county contested seats
taken up, aud elected lengthy debate. Col W. "
Small, ON behalf Of tn. contestants and G Brighuy
on the other sidc occupied hour each The CampbsA
and buchanan delegates were received by large
crity.
The dice cusons both on the rhadslphia and Laneas-
ter delegations were highly Interesting There
hard battle the former and several passages Of are
on both
The Hon David wilmot took prominent part In thA
debate the admission o the Lancaster delegates tbs
Fordney or Bgler delegates being side and the
Anvick or Frazer the other Mr. Wilmot contcndel
for the latter in very able and lucid speech, and
tauntingy replied 4, by Colonel Samuel BLACK Mr.
Nmot rejointd and took the opportunity OF deAninS
hi, position lie expressed his dissent fom the reso4u
tions q the Reading Convention and said the resiu-
tions of the democracy of fcnnsyvaps hsd very i,ts
weight bccsuse those OF year conradicted those
another Ills political creed the old and he
resolved 10 sdherc to H. aud to hope and did not vih
dsorganise the party The Alnvick delegates
jctsd and the Forney admitted by vote q s. 20 So
thus both decisions in favor q the Campbell sna
buchanan party and furnish test of the voting at the
nomination to morrow.
The Convention then proceeded 10 dispose Of sthw
contested delegations, Of which possessed any
teres and adjourned till to without completing
its organixot,
Colonel Frazer the old horse from Lane Aster,
IL here.
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proceed TO consider the AT early day with view
70 their adoption before the close Of the present session
RESOLUTION LIMIT DFBSrE.
Mr. FERes (whig) offered q fifteen minute debate
rule, which lays over
TiiE COMPROMISE RESOLUTIONS ISDrFryTrLY PosrFoSFp.
On motion Of Mr.. WHEELER (whig) the Judiciary
Committee were discharged from the further considera
on Of the Union and compromise resolutions offered by
Mr.. A. A. Thompson, and they were postponed in
definitely.
NOTICES bills
Mr.. WOOSTER gave notice Of bill amending the char
ter Of the Attca and Iiornslsville Railroad Company
Mr.. BL.cKsroSE gave notice Of bill increasing the
pay Of jurors in the city Of New York.
Mr IIrGBY gave notice Of bill providing for the edu-
cation Of idiots
Mr. CLARK gave notice Of bill to divide the sixteenth
ward Of New York.
The Assembly then adjourned
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SAILING or THE cANADA-sEcRErAgy WEBSTER
INVITED TO LowEiI,-JENNY Ii D-TiiR SnAD-
RACH RESCUE CASE, ETC.
Bosros, June H. 1851
The X. NJ. steamship Canada, Capt Harrison sailed
at noon for Liverpool, with sixty passengers amongst
them Rev Mr.. Lothrop and lady, Mrs. Nathan Apple
ton and Mr Elijah illisms and family Mr. williams
Is bearer Of despachcs TO London The Canada takes
out $4,000 in American gold
letter inviting the Hon. Daniel Webster "a visit
Lowell, appears to-day 1t Is signed by large number
of citizens, and n in confirmation OF similar invita-
tcn extended to Mr. Webster b. the city authorities
few days since.
In the trial Of Lewis Hayden, II the alleged shs-
drach rescu.rs the government has closed it, testimony
IL H. in substance that Hayden prrsent at the
minston OF shndrach ard ssiA he would stand by him.
that he wss outside this Court House previous TO
the and subsequently With Shsdrach armed with
pistol when the latter forced into cab and driven
OF. The defence has been commenced
Jenny Lind has engaged rooms at the Revere House
for next week. She will give two concerts here.
MIR Wilson United states commercial agent for usyti
arrived here this morning. in tho brig Egyptian.
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Aissxv, June IL. 1851.

hlsANr juno H. 1871.
nttBtNcF o. taE coNrHosusE RfsoLurio~s
Mr.. fRsis called mp the series Of resolutions yester
day c1ercd BY Mr.. A A Thompson In relation to the
Union and TO the Of compromise e Congress
and On his motion they referred to tho Committee
on the Judiciary-yeas CO. nays ~.
hcssrs. W, 3 Gregory Green, Ryan, and A. A Thomp
son voted against the reference.
snis RrrKnRrp-rsrAWrr~a s7arE, rrc.
The Senate resolution for the reference Of bills next
NJ for concurretce
Mr. BrRRoueus (dem.) moved suhstitute, directing
the references Of bills In the Assembly.
Tn, senate resolution was adopted
20 much OF Gorernci message relates TO canals
vas referred 10 the Canal COMMITTEES and much as
relates 70 the dsirctng Of the state into Congressional
districts, to select committee consisting Of frcm
each idicial district
MIR LrRor (dem sontended that there was not sual-
cieni information in tho possession Of the Legislature
on which TO found the districting Mr, l.. therefore
moved The following resolution AZ a substitute
Resolved That the seerv,sry Of state be requested to
inform tbs uouss whether any Information has been
The act . Sorgs the number q members Of Con
gress "a whiSh this state Ia entitled,
1hctal for the previous question cut od the PROPOSE
tion.
The Clrrk was directed to procure outline map cf
the State, to show the Congressional districts
STATE
Nr BsHor (whigl laid on the table resolution res
ending the resolution providing Tor an investigation
INTO the affairs of the Auburn. Clinton and Sing Sing
prisons
PAY or
Mr BistioP also laid on the table proposed amend
mcnt to the constitution relating to the compensation of
numbers Of the Legislature
rosrtcr-HIeHrR law PAPERS, Frc.
Areolution providing for the payment Of postage
documents coming up, Mr. A A THosrso, moved TO
amend az to provide that paper advocating the doc
trnes of the higher law" be- taken
PROPOSED CoNsnFR srtov cons.
Mr THoMrsor offered a resolution, which lays
ortg deei-s that the Interests N this Stee in
lively demand an early consideration 81 the Avn and
Coinsi codes Of proceeding, and thai the House via
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
From Washington City.

WASnScIoS, June H. 1851.
The Secretary Of the Interior has appointed Eli Duysx
of Maryland, clerk In the Patent ofice
James Dempsey has been recognized as Vice ConsA
from Sweden and Norway, for Alexandria Virgins
The Court Martial TO try Col Tslco,t will meet In this
city ON the 2d inst The Court is composed Of Generals
Iwggs, Wool Smith. Riley, Gibson. Waash Churchill,
Totteu Clarke. and ChilIs Colonies Albert Crane ani
Plympton; and Major Lee A. Judge Advocate
The President having adopted the plan submitted by
MIR Walter for the enlargement the Capitol the corner
stone Will be laid on the 4th Of July next
Henry Alose aud WIN Cost johnson are in the city
Thomas Walter Of Philadelphia has been appointed
10y the President Architect aud Superintendent Of hs
Capitol
large number of ladies and gentlemen from Nsv
York Philadelphia. Sc. belonging to the German Musi-
cal Cnlon whose annual festival has been celebrating
since saturday IN Baltimore, visited here to-day and,
after paying their respects 10 the President visited the
various public rdiftcs
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From Texas, &c.

B.ITaoRE, June II, 1871
The southern mail has arrived bringing later dates
from Galveston The crops in Texas are aourishins ana
the growing cotton has asonishiugy improved Cottoa
doomed on the Rio Grande the 18th ut The bova-
dairy commission is still at Nj Paqso
difficulty had occurred between soms Kickapoos ana
some Mexican soldiers. The latter had called on the
citizens to aid them. Wild Cat is at Eagle Pass
Mrs shuttle, respectable lady, burned to death
at Richmond on Tuesday, by her clothes taking nro
from lamp.
BY despatch received this morning from Richmond
learn that Mr. Terry, the editor of the IynoSIsveA
Jirgnidn, il dead.
MIR. o. c. Tiffany, wealthy citizen of Baltimore
merly from assachusetts died suddenly this morning.
Of disease Of the heart
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Very Interesting from Mexico.

NV ORLEANS. Jnne 9, lSi
Advices from Vera Cruz, to the 30th ult inform
that the yellow fever raging with frghtful mni
nifty at that place.
The American schooner Helen Moore had been seiseA
at hazatlan her rigging destroyed and soldiers PLACED
on board the vessel The captain had protested aain
the proceedings.
The Mexican Congress did not adjourn till the 3sA,
and everything in the utmost confusion. The bill In
favor Of granting extraordinary powers the Presdes
had failed.
The Tehuantepec survey had been completed
Tho revenue cutter DuaI has left Cruz for the
Isthmus as also the schooner Sears
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THr Y. :. NJ srr,ssuir aroRot,, Capt Porter, tee
yesterday afternoon for Havana, sc She takes cuA
among her passengers Col M'Lean, the efacleut uAl
agenthis making his fifteenth sixteenth trip sorcs-
the Isthmus fun lst Of her passengers viii b.
found in another column
L,rNcHs ship Himan, intended fer a whaler is V
be launched on "Wednesday by Messrs Hillmsn, Hev
Bedford She Is S2 tons. built for Messrs ~ rsker
Co, and will be comnanded by Capt Chrstophes
Cock, late Of ship Good Return ship Corneiiss How
land Is TO be launched by Mr. David Cannon, of scs
Bedford, 18th inst
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NIy-SEMENTS.

RowERY THEATRB.-BoxEs. as CENTS PIT. lsX
eenss ssa in Orchestra str a hSass 90 e.Ss 9psa
WI Ss
ay Colonel Da,aas, Mr. nsniltoa: BesSsesSt Mr. Pips
King II H. b T.
dam Charles Aoreton, Mr. imltonf Amelia Miss Hasr
@ Gsi Tsn is%s 6 5ihiS Tas
Mr. Lefnsseiii Mary Wilson. Miss Wemyss.
p ThEgATEE g rt. GHATnAM
9pen curtain rises At 7A o'clock Thursday evening,
=. s'%%ss's cs 't:
Nj $ NJ a
Master murray R9sse Mr. Cook Lennon Nc. Drew Lsdy
Hi r
a. Watkins Despcratto Mt Marsh Juiiets Miss M.ivins
ITALIAN OPERA, AsToR PLAcE-PRGcEs-BoxEs,
s9ds' TaEa"s' 81 Secured ssat. so Amphiths.re
Ss.S ss
monde sgnOr Costti Arturo sgnor Baritni Doors open
an s may SSs
Opera nishts-Monday Tuesday, Thursday. and Friday
MECHANICS HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY. AR,vR
sII5y 'ss@ As
.a an sIsr and ,
chrsy whose coUoerss In this city for
sisn a ssstnss with
Afternoon o. r DO sSss sS a. s
ns. for .hs aeSommGdasi0n Of Ladies and Juveniles
MlNSIhbLS, AT FELlIOWS' HUSlOAl
a - Hall, No IA Broadway between Howard and Grand
original and we'll known Fellows kinstres oomprisins
an efficient and versatile of talented and experienced
Performers under the direction of B. Follows whose
in this city for the last have been received with
She favor by the elite and fashion of this great
sropo Their concerts consist Of Buresque italian Opers
scenes Witty Sayings Solos, Duetts Chorusses Dancing
and Instrumental On Wednesday and Satuf
DAP afternoons grand concert for the Of
ladies and families At O'Clock n Admis
A MEXICAN UIsTRIoNIC Observation-Disclosures
"A Iyceum, attached TO Burton Theatre-Thurday
IN June ~ will he performed the tragedy of MACBETH
Macbeth, Mr. r. y. Holmes; Macduh Nc. II. Ried Malcolm
Mr. r. j. johnson Lady Macbeth. Miss Marshall To
clude with the burlesgue Of BoMBASTES FCRloS0-Ar-
Eaxomnes Mr. G. White; Fusbos Mr. T. Foster; Bombastes
Mr. A crandali; Iistfna, Miss chaplaa.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM sQUARE.-GEO.
= LEA, Sole Proprietor -Admiss ssion-Seats In Private
Boxes 90 cents Stage Seats cents Boxes Is cents Par
quet l Elegant Saloon performances After
noon and Evening Entertainments In the after
moon at ocock and in the evening at o'clock The
rtainments varied and select and such be
At no other place Of amusement in New York consisting Of
Leas Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe numbering ffteen
esiented band in the United states troupe of Model Ar
tts who selected for their beauty and figure and who
personate number OF beautiful tabeaux taken from the
pictures of ancient and modern times Of Arab
Girls who through variety OF feas Of strength and dex-
serity Madame Roane the only Female Juggler in the
world company of Male and Female Artists, who will give
an exhibition Of Marble satuary unequaled the world
afternoon and evening. For particulars bills Of eao
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AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNuMs MUSEUM CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
- Chestnut streets Philsdelpha-P T. Bsruum, Propre
tor H. sanford ManagsrTHo perfJr daily alter
and evening. Admission, y CENTS children half price,
Monday evening. the entertainments with
amusing comedy of Paul Pry" Miss Alexna Fisher Harry
Stsy supported by all the talented artists Of the excellent
stock company During the week, the Lady OF Lyons"
Speed the Plough" All that Glitters /. not God'
the Nautical drama OF MY Poll and Ny Partner joe"
sides pleasing farses both afternoon and evening" The
lection OF wonders crowded into the capaceus
Prise hsf dozen original collections including the
nous BY Peae These all worthy Of visit ant
be together with the performance the Lecture
for the low price Of % cents.
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Per t!s. SsaSos ssr,s.s, bSsa.-ss.i:, p!sss.,
street n d. city q New IoTs as,i wsSns.asy Is. G
SsSi. o. sr sny r.r, q ss on the bond. Is. cs@p.sy
p.y.s. :. tAsII ses in "a. ei,y q Ssy YORK
70 s. ,qS. 81 JS per ss ..sa n.
sane may ts psd ai Il any lime ~ the op,ion S 81.
holder h:; bond. y. '.ssa " ,r,s: act Of the
Sec TAa. shall be lawful Tor h. Pr..d.r, and Nan
a. z sclrs- % o. TO o. Is sss % such
S es%P.sy and ds .Ss s'%
par. st,ls estate. %pr.y;%sn, privileges; .s.s,.
o said sum, q borrowed, ., such tine. IS
s q nf,s ~ % y; = H ID sTd a, 1os g & 70
York Iires, glll be allowed from the time e payment Of
NC sr,sss. ;,s. ss@ s:ss:
S cempsSy and sS. r.rRosa vi @S 4. spp.S
dogs. such ., branch trsets engines cars. ess, b,.in.
ns 10 ssh siecO and which there other mort
5gs.s ss,ssanr from 1 lie Dsss.fs ana Hudson csas
sr.nsS .Ss as SSS u sousy
dmf.S whsTs are es rTn'pa aad rs coal a'po 'h'
= 1he Company have received .
On bcns. hsla y the sio,ihod.r. ,nd sonvsrti
Ard have yei 70 receive on capitsi stock .. isiro
Making sn arrrera,e of means o. .....,..,, stccOD
egglP@sot :. before stated ~ ~ - siss 100
FOR coal And other lRnds 6tL~A
sshins an expenditure for lands and permanent
improyents of 81 7SS l3s
The company producing from their mines ana bring
3ng 70 the New York market By their railroad and tie
wn and Hudson Canal at the % go tons ~ coal
for the business oi The aud
for which proposals invited b cheHy wanted TO
vide eddtoaal cana hoats and other Improvements re-
auired for the srrc ncras. business ccntempsted or
the ensuing year ard the residue of the bonds for brb
che mortgage provides will be ued hereafter rednrsd
a. facilitate snd further extend the business o the company
a. meet the capacity % their works Proposals will
dorsed "Proroesls for Loan Penn syysns Cosi
Any further Information may be obtaned IN appio.on
g. either Of the undersgned the Once Of the Tom
Trad HAWIil, ROBERT Y. ntNTURN,
MOsEs TAYLOR DANIEL PARISH
Iaasc Y " sTT w 4. .uAy EaEYER,
Directors Of the Fsnasylrsnia Coal Compsnr.
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L'INE FRENCH PAPER HASGINGs, DECORATIONS,
40, No 40 Pearl street, between Madison and Chatham
1hoe Of tie above articles should not omit 20 looh
through estshshent their interest snd taste
heJbest consulted by q call. THOMAS FAYE co.
VpArER HAEGINos.-THH MOST EXTENSIVE AS
sortment Of all the style. u French and Americsn
Paper HangnFs espres sdsptB tor the complete desors
sn q drsSa- f5Ul hail. gAl dAank rooms and other
ntsrisr apartments u prvst. and pablio suai.es ~
sastfs m I fxkEs 70 NJ IS AL sssS
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HsRrroRp. June III, ISL
The Annual Convention Of the Episcopal church in this
diocese commenced is session at Waterbury yesterday
The Right Rev Bishop Brownwc, account OF advanc-
ing years asked for assistant and to-day upon the
first ballot, the Rev Dr. John Williams, President OF
Trinity College in this city chosen by the following
vote Clergy, for Dr Williams 7S; scattering l5, Laity
for DR. Williams 81; scattering, IL
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Two Men Drowned.

MA~tursrrH H. June IL, 1851.
William " Gleason aud David French the former aged
81 and the latter ts drowned this afternoon, by
the upsettng Of a boat the Merrimack river There
six in the boat but four were saved
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Rise In shs susqusAannah River.

DaNuLLr, Pa, June IL, 1871
This recent rains have caused heavy rise in the sus
quehsn nah river There Is very little lumber going for
ward. however, although the river Is in fine boating