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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-01

AN INCIDENT OF THE CUBAN SLAVE Trade
We publish in our columns to-day, an interest
ing letter written to us for publication by an
influential Cuban gentleman in this city, Mr.. Col
couria. Accompanying it is another document Of
some political Importance, as tending to evinoe
the sort Of sincerity with which the Spanish
officials have endeavored to put down the slave
trade. This latter is nothing less than the copy
OF petition, numerously signed by men Of in
tuence in Matanzas, and presented to the Cap
tain-General of Cuba in November, lS43, repre-
senting the evils and dangers to be apprehended
from the extensive introduction of Africans into
the island, and soliciting his Excellency to take
effective measures to put an end to the trade.
The document is couched in respectful terms,
and breathes nothing but devotion and loyalty
to the Castilian crown. But, as Mr.. Goicouria
states in his communication the principles in
volved in it, and the views it enounccd, were
so distasteful to the government Of Cuba that
some of the persons Of the highest standing
among its signers, were made to feel the retri-
butive arm Of power. The publication Of these
papers at the present moment is appropriate,
as supplying documsntary evidence Of the bad
faith Of Spain in regard to the treaties for the
suppression Of the slave trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-01

Gov. FooTE IN MIssIssIPPI-PREPARE FOR
WAR.-The .HoyshaH Guard, of Mississippi, in
the course Of strong Southwestern eulogium
upon Gov Foote (who is stumping the State
with the view Of electing Legislature to re-
turn him to the United States Scnate) says
that
He was the head and front of all politicians, and
the pride and boast Of the South and the grim ter
r0r like old oak in conscious grandeur, in human
strength aud solemn sefpossession and coolDess
amidst the fury Of whrl Winds tornadoes, and hur-
rcanes Of all factions and gregari ,us demagogues,
assembled like grouse, pelicans, and percupines, &C
campanied with oil kinds of snakes Tor the purpose
OF penetrating death and fusion, with right sharp
noise; but that It was feared he had inadvertently
fallen by sudden calamity to hopeless obscurity.
We thought ne was gone; perhaps ne was; II 20, It
was grievous tanlt and grievously have his enemies
to answer it. Like Phoenix. be has sprung up, with
invigorated vitality, from his own ashes.
Alter a good deal more of the same high
pressure style of Mississippi eloquence, the
editor says that there is but one party in the
State, and that Z" Foote will be returned to the
Senate by acclamaton." Now, we know OF
no man to compare with Foote who has sprung
up with invigorating vitality from his own
ashes" except Downing-Geo. K. Downing
our . free colored American We had
thought shat Downing had fallen into n
hopeless obscurity," or that he had gone to
England to join in the abolition speculation Of
the Black Swan and Uncle Tom. But, no I. He,
too, rises like Phoenix from his own oyster
shells, and has now,we learn fine lot of Silver
Creek oysters ready for his customers, for the
Inauguration Of the season, beginning with Sep
tember There is but one Darty in New York
and that is the oyster party and Downing's
hardshells will be dissected by reclamation.
just So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-01

THE SUFFERERS IN NV 0RTASs--BTSgIr Az rHg BROAD,
WAY IHyATRg There Is 70 be benefit ct the Broadway
or Saturday evening" for the New Orleans sufferers Mr..
Barney Williams, the well known comedian. With Mrs.
Williams and number Of volunteer performers, viii 40
pear. The entire profits win be devoted 20 their relief
and We are certain that the Of this 81
alone will bs quite sufficient TO crowded attend
snce Of our humans snd generous fellow citizens.
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sYIroe Co.. q ~ Hfoadwoy invites gertemoa who
Whut q vol mace zasnens OF description TO CALI
s1d examine their Parents and othero
70 wish TO pesse th,r little vl hnd the abovs
titishment tht meft elegant assortment clothing In
no city. No lewiston from married. pricos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-01

Psrlninp polests ~ torp oxt'a tngsnos and their
rce1t rcpular production & reproduced bsoause
plicyis WORTHY New forr imitation
and pso An slretev rapid ala Injuries univ favor.
WAHnocbs, HITTER, 25 Bro1dwsy, Irving IIouse.
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s4Iayh;uu DeaIsrs. .,nns,,

CLoShing Dealers, scCs, ana Aest, are Res-
rocuy notified that stock 0eegnnt fall and winter
plotting y ready Ter heg in'peeton J?bbers from the
t0vtn and Net are 0lsO inv ed examine mmcne
stock otl0w yriect c9thrs at tarms and pceB nabsg
Lsen te'comieto Hih ksw sort houses. u. j. DEvBIN
y sna - John street, corner Of Nassau.
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The WHOLE WORKS. TEMPERANCE CoNvEs-

TIE WHOLE WORLDS TEMPERANCE CoNvES-
rlos.-According to the very modest title as
sumed by this association not only the eternal
Yankee nation, but all creation. is interested in
the proceedings Of the motley gathering Of pref
ty boomers, unshorn philosophers and gray
headed thinkers, or something else. who
convene to-day and tomorrow in Metro
politan Hall. Therefore, let all foreigners
and strangers in our city HE them after
breakfast to the place Of rendezvous, and
crafty their curiosity by the sight Of real live
boomers, talking with a-forty parson power.
and determined to achieve, in spite OF itself, the
salvation Of the whole human family from the
evils of intemperance, and to establish the
Maine liquor law in every corner of the habita-
BILE globe. The gushing eloquence Of Miss Lucy
Stone, now venomously sarcastic, and now
deeply affecting, and the more gentle but not
less polished oratory of the Rev. Mics Antoi-
nette Brown, are per Sc sufficient inducements
to attract numerous and fashionable audience
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dirt WHAT KNOWS fall style Vt bats you wish
taut he particular about your hats and the best
articles a. tho Mod TO he found those urnisbed by
knos, No I2s Fulton street rice remember s only
four dollars
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REFS co gontreliy preferred by the people not
Only account OF thir remarkable cheapness but
real MORT of tho portrsis sud tho expedition
which Jour huadr are tGken and finished ssily, at tho
roons, $50 BroadVey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-01

Tar TO NIAGARA 4 NEW RorrE OPENED The drec
tors of the New York and Erie Railroad Company have
opened one of the quickest most comiorable-and per
haps, cheapest-routes 10 Niagara and great West
NOW in existence They start three trains every day,
cept Sunday TO Niagara which leave the foot Of Duane
street. at six o'clock and eight O'Clock in the morning.
and at six O'Clock in the evening" running upon the New
York and Erie and Canandaigua aud Niagara FAls line
The first train arrives at the Falls upon the ga ne even
ing the stay night at Elnra and the eSeoing
train lands pa ssengers next morning The peasuress4k
ing ,xcursicnitt health seeking invalid travelling By
this route has many advantages as /. passes through
the delightful valleys Of the Rsmape Delaware, NeSi
sink and sufquehsnDa and enables them TO see some Of
the stupendous works of modern arr 10 tho ssSrucci
viadect and siupendous Cascade bridge TheI fare is
tpy seven dollars and all baggage Is checked through
without charge for handling.
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Tie Rev. Dr Ca,liII the RasSon pilot OF

ts wset oentatr entire the ercndl speech q this om
Catholic divine recentlv delivered in Dgbn. Tho
Pilot also contains from all rartA Of Ireland together
with editorial articles, eorrespondcnee &c. &c. Dealers
10 supplied calling the wholesale In this
city, M,ssrs DEXTER BROTHER, IA and 10 street,
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Crystal Palace -Oflce of the Superintcnd~
spt August 90 1868 The public respectfully informed
that the first evening exhibition at tie Crystal Palace will
take place Friday the I'd Of September when the exhb
TOP building Will be kept for visitors until 10 o'clock
M and when also the machine arcade and picture GAL
lery viii be thrown oIen t. the publc
Tie time OF giving the second evening exhibition will b
hereafter announced. i. NJ BATCHELDER,
al the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-01

Tue HARD SHELLS IN ruE FiMp--The hard
shells, the hard Gstcd democracy, the huge paws
are to open the fall campaign ia this city to-
morrow night Shut ont Of Tammauy Hall
tley arc compelled 70 meet at stuyyesant In
stitute. Now the Fight begins sae the mani
ioato, u another column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-01
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Bangor, Maine -
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
August "a, 1853.
Sir In apswcr to Your note OF the 18th instant,
have 10 inform you that letters, newspapers NC,
pre- paid the regular inland domestic rates to Boston
or New York, Bnd addressed to Australia, will be
forwarded opportunity offers, by ships sailing from
those ports. They slould be marked Private ship
ior Boston, o. New York, as the ease may be.
am rcsl sstfllly your obedient servant,
JAMES CANPB3.L, Po~tma ster General.
Chas X. Miller, Bangor, Me.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-01

TRIANGULAR UARgoNY.-The beautiful quar-
rel now going on between Thuriow Weed on
the one part and the Buffalo Commercial lit
ucrtiSer and the Robert Macare Of our New
York daily press on the other part, on the sub
jet Of wing trickerics and thimbe rigging, is
fine cxempliisation Of triangular harmony
Thurlow forms the base line. DR.. Foote the per-
pendicular, and Robert Nacare the hypothe-
muse. joining the vertical and horizontal lines
with The most perfect figure of mathematical
harmony. The whig rarity is intact. 1t forms
a triangle. But who win ring it?-tbat's the
question-who win ring IL? We are still in
the fog.
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this style OF pictures, Ia softDess and
d,loacy of nh rivslline the fines paInys he
~ hRhDY'S gallery, ever ahomp5cn's saloon, 80
broadway
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The CpyssyI Pafncc.

Cash on band .........,.,....... .... 81 ,34i SO
Caeh received this day. .......,.......,... SO ~
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julien All the New asd FsvOrite Works
by this great with autograph Tickets for the
cert at Castle Garden, with large assortment Of
music by celebrated neriosn and European artists 10 be
had Of HORACE WATERS, Music Publisher 1888 Broadway.
Little katy, Or Hot Corn, Il the title OF a
song written by Janice Nmmonds founded story
Published in the Tribune entitled Life Ia New York; and
unpublished by HORACE WATERS. 33 Broadway, the
sreat pienoiofte and publishing establishment
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New MusIc.-u yeny III he True 70 rhee >.

words and melody by James very beautiful bal
lad Les Sentiments a. m foonais, sazourka. by Ply
chows OF the grestst in America acknow
ledged 10 be the only rival nl alice
HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-01

TEE s1zAhsydn CHmokI-Capsaiu William a. El!s,
one Of the inspeosrs Of the Atlantic Mutual Insurance
ONCE vhe has charge OF the Cherokee succeeded in get
ting her aRoat yesterday by means Of steam pumps
and placing sails along her sides she is found not to be
burnt below the lower desk either is her engine d.
mayed, or much Of her machinery. considerable por
ton Of her cargo has been got out and schooner oSd
of sold at auction yesterday All that portion in the
lower hold was uniDjed b. the dAmes but has suffered
much damage by water The fire appears to have orgi
mated sbaft the stsrsoArd Wheel supposed from spoa
taneous combustion Her cargo was valued at from
100000 70 $780, 900, $500 600 OF which excepting
little IN Newark, was insured in Wall street and New
Orleans.
STEAMSHIP ExrlRE CIrY.-Ths New York Boom Derrick
Company placing ia the United States mail
steamship Empire City two im meme steam boilers
weighing absut $50 GOO pounds They said to be
large IS airy boilers bnit in this county, are
firm the F1lon lion Works of Messrs. Pease Murphy.
foot Of Cherry street, East river.
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Galk on 0hAnge

Cotton active yesterday, and the sales reach
ed about 1000 bales without change IN quotations.
Flour continued firm with upward tendency in prices
Common to fair State brands closed at s. So There
free sales Of Ohio and Michigan -four The transactions
in the former reached 200 to 5000 bbls (chieay fan
cies and eArss including 900 for export to France
The sales Of wheat (chieHy Westerly reached from 900
to 900 bushels in market and to arrive, principally
prices varying from 81 80 81 a. Sugars steady,
with sales Of 500 900 hide. About 1900 bags OF Rio
coffee sold at full prices.
commercial house complained Of . want OF uniform
ty under the quarantine regulations At Staten Island
They stated that they had vessel arrive al quaran
tine in seventy two days from Rlo-a long passage
which guaranteed by the boarding health officer,
while vessel which sailed from Rio the same day
bnt reached this port in forty Eve days, suffered
to up to the city without any detention and had
actually loaded and proceeded to again before the
other had arrived. The house deemed that they
losers by the long voyage Of their ship and felt it TO
be hardship that they subjected to further de
teDtion and loss by having their vessel quaran lied
while another which sailed the day suffer
ed to pass.
There was anxiety expressed to the general
circular which had been stated the Secretary Of the
Treasury had issued to the various collectors. Some
thing Of the Lind needed, there a want Of
uniformity at the different ports, well in the des.
patch OF Dusress bhe f1cntee regarding the depAtch
Of Canadian transit trade at this city and Boston, differ.
ed very much and required regulation far place
business Of IL kind pretty much equal footing
both places trusted that while the able and pa.r
otto Secretary would do all he could TO introduce reform
throughout the country, he would also afford the
commercial community evsry facility for the speedy
transac ton of business consistent with the due
ton of the laws
Some merchants complained that at some seasons Of
the year the business hours at the Custom House in
New York, were too limited. From 10 NJ. to P. NJ,
five hours per day, too brief period for the pro
per despatch Of business LAborers had to work ten
hour and all leading merchants in the importing trade,
with their clerks confined TO business from ABOUT
"a ". to p. D., from eight to nine hours per
day, the average What reason, them there for
pay ing clerks and other cfcias at the Custom House
liberal salaries for five hours attendance and perhaps
part Ct this time taken up in eating drinkinss
practice had formerly prevailed which caused merchants
whose Custom House business pressing, to pay
clerks bonuses for hours work, after p NJ or
course this calculated TO Induce clerks 10 do less in
official hours in order 70 have the TO do Of
hours, for extra pay.
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Letters for Australia.

The following letter from the Postmaster Gene.
raj, was Gent 70 Charles X. Miller, Postmaster at
Bangor Maine -
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ARusgxSNTs TRTs EVENING

BROADWAY THEArnE, 5fosSwSy-usoLE PARE
'Asrr- oVR GAL BARNEY. bARcS.
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T.
and iaid:As the only exponent present of my tiais
have 10 make for bayrg neglscted TO cal
invite them TO take their places on the stand as the
neglect was not intentional Many of you perhaps
not WITH the Why the painters have
LETT of work shall therefore explain the reasons way
have called upon you TO give your Sympathy spd
aid 10 enable TO maintain our just demands
App'apael During the early part e last fan ths
IaIly in this city, that In be spring there would be
rise the price OF rent, proi ohs, &C. Tnsse tafpgs
having indicated them elves the previous yetr H.
evd nj that rTep1ratiops be made for h crisa
and 80 We like I'll bodice Of men prepared ourselves Tor
action The hnanesss vere prepared to charge ms ,cueh
more for provisions rent and apparel These consds
tops fully FEATURED in their minds aud presume
thai IL the privilege Of worknamen to do ne
aid, therefore, the painters who found rice n
thh that Of the previous year. thought wss
tber privilege TO demand hister rate for their labor
All trades did t. and why should not the pain ers who
b. their art benefit mankpc ~ manifold ssys? We
sired 70 ei,vnte condition Ee behren aud 70 De
able TO live With decency and comfort Ia accordance
wi iii The social system that all should be web fed and
comfortably cad and TO bripg yeseucs and
ingo tie comnupty To obtain these necesserss We de
msbdea an advance Of two sngs per doy for our labor
lhis ou employ accsdgd To- ard promised 10 give
Ill The srst Of November. But this they have since
contrsdictcd, aud brsken their word Of honor
Just then employment became slack AID thsse
gente regardless Of their word tried ~ reduce the
TYce Of labor; but rent did not down a. TIE
zane time, OF The price Ct provisions They thought thsy
had clats Of men Vhose wage they could rsduce %
bnfe living, which they eUdesvorpg 30 DO we
thought 70 RESET this b. patta' cessation 0t WORK oa
FhrlOUS emptH, pst@ oDh9tu w 5ioia
rg support from their brethren. We, theretore de-
srpsip,d that every man, tho Saturday befose T.
should leave on vot hqievsr might be his rate If
pei ar bl the agreement vas kept. We have bssn met
by conrteut ieistaroe from thu employees vh) mat
H. By lanes end the dark corners Of streets afraid 10
meet the light and excluding the pres from toer meet
irgs Ne ON the contrary have met N fbs broad day
rsbs, beneath the open CANOPY Of heaven, that nign
q, 10TH on the wings of the press aud BIZ hea "a
f.oal Maine 10 sslifornja, that the painters q Nav
York, NJ free and oyen plsssng inside EDCsn their
fsnt lneuis 20 their fe'lo ,uea. fi11d app'ause
nk. 4tx.A
We wish 10 abow ron what s,ss,ag men can d0,hsir
ashopn are a,sys opsn ana ss Ne do not coutend so
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DIR. KUHL,s

DIR. KUHL'S
ABY3SINIA MIIAIURT.
For Colds, Mjfueaza, Costir ness, Pits. 16ec.
ten ofihe Kidney aud BLuadtr Grarei, Go.
n0rrh9a, Gieefs, The Whites. Heqkuess, eno
other Fesaaie COmpiaiais.
st Fur particulars see small bills.
l.ynchburg, Va, uci. s, 1851.
On. j. krHL; Dear Sir; | wrote you some
time since. hut received no answer. am most
happy 10 inform you, thai all of our last supply
of your Meiicines have been disposed OF, aud
have given great satisfaction. The demands FOR
the ibyssinia Mixture and the GDil-Mime Bal
sam are daily increasing, aud will be the most
popular medicines Of the day. Please send me
flesh supply Immediately. fra,emalIy yours,
h. III. ATKINSON.
For sale ny DR.. S. d. Schuolfeld, d. Heart
and Maj. fhos. Howerlon, Hiilshorough; Carr
4 Watson, Chapel Hill; Cooke & M.cfas!dens.
Tally Ho; Dr.. d. p. Weir, Greensborouah; r.
J. Mitchell x 20, Oxford.
DR.. =. KUHL & PASCHAI., Oxford, Princi-
pal Office for North Carolina. 10 whom Agents
md others will ,liIect their orders for DR.. KuhI's
Medicines.
May lS. 35-lyeow
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GA 7DEN SEEDS.
CARRIAGE MAKING BUSINESS

THE subscriber having entered into the Car
riaee Making Business. al his residence, six
miles north OF Hilsboruueh. is prcratd TO exe-
cute ~ ofsers IN tina, line with whichhe may be
favored He has provided himself with good ma
ierials aud will keep good workmen, and thinks
he will lie able to please those who may want any
ariirle in his iine. A II orders will hc promptly
attended tn and his terms will * moderate.
His Wool Carding Machine viii he
furnished with new Cards, aud .ui in good re,
pair ~ the 18th " Juno.
LEMuEI. WILKINSON.
March 20. 79if-
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RaiNDRzrI's RILLs.
.vism, or Enlargement Of tie Heart, Arfe
: !. -. ~ ~ 1 4 -

: Aaewism, or Enlargement Of tie Heart, Arte
fies, Pias, DC. &c. !
TTsS tie pills two or three times week in do
~ ses Sufficient to purge freely; and when 4
pro Sismscon on, fearless use Of the Pill.
uu. he i de; down with SIX or eight, aud in d
little wiilc repeat the dose; do this until the
b,weis are strongly purged. This effected, the
danger is over Tor that attack. Angina pectoris
HaI Stone in the sall-hladdef treated in the
sims nlaI,r; and although considered incura-
ble hs tie meIical pfnfession. are cured by The
ne Of Bsandreth's Pils. Piles are cured by
hfaa irs,h's Pills. In severe attacks the doses
m1st he fall six or eight for few nights to-
refher viii cure the worst eases. Whenever this
disc ase 60 mes on in the treatment Of other dsea-
-, il il go,d sign; use nothing but The pills,
AMI. az an 1l:vsrJ application. cold cream o.
larl. AL nike frequent use Of cold water locally
Whore fasrs have been pactnra affections as
osth nj. coasu nptisn. &c, perseverance will he
"a ,aifsl WITH the pills tn effect per naneni cure
Bat any oh j. csafso will issureily bring on the
be ,ioral affection.
b sses of Da5ifify. Weakness. Wasting,. De-
<ls ~, w cJtss a7fiya approaching, il will he
( : s&S17ry Ia ca nnsnce viii small doses. Begin
,,ith az yiif ,5i5g 10 bsi; nsxtnight two pills;
~ this alternately fer three o. four DAYS, or
lonxss X ~ siofation lakes place, then increase
nilf s4ch s{4at unsii fvs " Fix pills are used.
ihen dscrea,s ~ ons pill. down to one pill.
c5ouia any fsv9ith symptoms arise. then take
IRON loses until tia fever Is reduced. When
hi. IS lone. tie pztjsat mar drop down to such
aases ~ their vn julg,nent shall determine;
being carefu, 10 keep the lr,in upon the impure
1ur.,rs; as these are removed. so viii be their
advance nsns to sound health.
J DR.. Braa,reta's pfincipal Office, - Broad
gay Nes fark.
n i..nt. for the s1le Of Brandreth's Pills:
p. H.,rtt, Hiiisharoueh; J. B. M.Daie. Chapel |
Hill; O. tspane, Mason Hall; A. Mickle &
~ ar's school. lt
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TIE HILLSB0RoUeH rECoEILR
spUBLIsHEp WEEKLY
ny lsrrrIss ant.Ar,i,r r. SON

Tcrisss.-Two Dollars year, il Iuid IN 60.
vailc,'; I've Dollars and Fifty Cents iirdlfd
within three months; or Three Dollars il dtls.d
until after tic expiration OF tie year.
No palerwili he discontinued hill allareara.
gcs are paid unless al TIE otti,I lllihius.
Hereafter no PAPER will he seitio q new Ut
sc-'leluut OF Ills staednless PANE nice ID
advance, Of some rerscn i'll tic stat, villtd"n
resfnrsilletotlee editors; al d il nc case Willie
pal or lie sent to sulseiirr GU, OF tic state i"r
more than two scais without Ia,nent.
AnyKnTIsENasTs not exceeding si1icfrlIms,
one dollar for the first. and tv enty-fNc onts ioI
erch Subsequent insertion lorgcr ores MIRO
portion. Court ADVERTISEMENTS nort.-iAe ~
cent. higher. A deduction 81 one-tlird will le
made to advertisers ly tie year.
Advertising Rates fer Che EHultrr.
3 One dollar per square on lines; for tie fra
insertion. and % cents for each con,inurrd.
Deductions made in favor of.stsndlrg ad'ef'
tiFnlen 8.