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OFFICIAL,

skn Pierce Prsdsat Of As United of 4msreq 10 oil
.n...a. sOAon u may
Satisfactory evidences having to me thar lama.
Gsrdce has been appointed consul Of
for the of New Orleans in Louisiana do
recognise him SUCH and declare him and
Joy such functions and privileges allowed 70 the
suls Of the most favored nations United States
In testimony Whereof have letters to be made
patent and tho seal Of the United States
Given under hand the Washington the 18th d.v
IT, 81 April A. D. 1885, and Of the the UNI
ted States Of America ths seventy seventh.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY President: -
VIZ. L. MARoI, Secretary Of State.
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Gold ingots.

J. H. Sawyer, agent for Adams Co.'s Express, was
kind enough to show yesterday OF engots OF gold
recently stamped at the mint The ingot OF the value
OF a. 500 nearly allowing deduction for the OF coin
age. Attached to the bar memorandum specifying
its weight, hneness the cost OF coinage and all other
matters necessary to be known Of as article of
chandse The label salss. FIRST the gross value or the
amount in dollars which be made from the bar at
which value it il paid on, to the owner secondly,
statement, s made OF the deduction Of onehaf per cent
which will be levied for The expense OF coming in
the bar is returned 10 the mint Tor that purpose This is
the net amount which consequently be realized in
coin at the mint. The last amount constitutes the cash
value, below which the bars should never be sold.
they can always be realized at that the mint. and
hereafter at the New YORK assay Office for purposes Of
export for sale to Manufacturer and other commercial
purposes They should have sIl higher value varying
according 10 the circumstances of demand @ 1sx
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Closing of the National 'heatre.- Compliment.
airy Benefit to Mr.. Marshall

We have never witnessed compliment paid in bet
ter more fattenng manner Than that paid by the c,
zens of Washington on Monday night 10 Mr. Marshall,
the lessee OF the National Theatre the occasion of his
benefit 1t was the last night OF the season, and the
house crowded much. that the audience composed
OF all classes could not find seat room. Such compli.
men. merited il Aatterng, shows how the peo
pie of Washington appreciate the efforts of the enter
prising lessee. We have no doubt Mr. Marshall will
no, only prize the compliment. but will renew his efforts
to crafty the public. The performance on Monday
mig ht was worthy the occasion. The admirable comedy
OF Sheridan, "The School for Scandal" was represent
ed, in which Mr.. Ricbings sustained the part Of Sir
Peter Teaze, Mrs. Dufhed appeared as Lady Teazle,
MIR. Fenno as Charles, Mr. Jordan as Crabtree. Mrs.
Gladstone Mrs. Candor, and Mr. Foster as Joseph
Surface. Indeed, without enumerang all the actors,
may say that, the whole, the characters were well
cast and excellen,ly performed.
After the frs, piece, Mr.. Fenno, the stage manager,
called for by the audience, and was most enthu.
sias,icaly received He made brief and handsome ad
dress. In regard TO Mr.. Fenno. we would briefly
say that for his spirited and excellent acting las well
for his well-known efficiency the stage manager)
he deserved such reception Then Mr.. Richings and
Mrs DuAied called for apd received great applause
AID then the old and particular favorile of the Washing
toa people, Mr. Jordan, together with MIR. Foster and
Others all replying in appropriate addresses Miss Walter,
followed the first piece in the "Polonaise" We need
hardly say that she well received for she is Away,
greatly admired
The performance concluded with /" Roland for ar
Oliver" in which Miss Richings appeared. Her per
Torrance. especially her singing. was highly applauded
To the lessee TO the manager, TO the performers, TO III,
excellent painter TO the sku orchestra and al
the officers OF the theatre citizens much for III,
qualification they have afforded, and for their coueou
| dsmeanor.
By the advertisement we perceive that We shall hav'
the pleasure OF witnessing tonight a, the theatre the in
imitable Anderson, the prince OF magicians.
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By }. q. moauInE. Au.,,...s..

By j. a. MCGUIRE. Aaott0nss1.
HANDSOME AND WgLLkEPr FURNITURE AT AUG
ii uonun Wednesday morning Apni 10 O'Clock, The
residence Of Dr. W. Deas,
Dousy Row shall sell all his
effects, comprising
Gill frame mirror, marble slab and brackets
y Crimson d4m aska and ace ~
Carved mahogany spring seat sofa
Mahogany card and out tables,
Gilt gfraDdoies, French China vases
Mahogany hair, spring. and canesc@t chairs
Thee ply nd insTa a carpets oticioh
Hall lamp, hall liable stair carpeung
Enameed cotsge chamber suit
Mahogany French and cottage bedstoAds
Mahogany dressing bureaus wardrobes
Marble wa.bstands, tniet SETS
Painted window shades nre irons
Superior feather beds, holsters and pillows
hair and husk mattresses
Blankets, counterpanes, comforts, shoeunss
French and China dinner and tea wars
Table cutlery, plated sssors
Dining tables, sideboard, refrigerator
Cooking m
Parios and chamber
Together with large assortment OF kitchen ussnsls
S25 credit Of Aixy and
ninety days. satisfactorily sndsfsed bearing Interest
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
Ap I'D AucuonssE
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BY TELEGRAPn.
IMPORTANT EaoM MEXICO.

IMPORTANT
Nav oKLxANs April l6.-The Picayune Of this morning
publishes adyices from Mexico the ID Instant being
seven days later than previously received
Santa Anrs the-newiy elected President had arrived and
received with great enthusiasm The previous reports
Of his arrival aud oold reception were untrue.
rumor very prevalent Vera Veruz that another
invasion of Sonora had been made by Count Raouso
that one thousand men had joined his standard.
General Asta, the former President OF the republic o.
Mexico, has arrived at this port in brig, the captain
which was brbed. for large amount bring him TO New
Orleans.
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By II. N. srRATTON, Auesionssr.

(Psnnsyiuana Avenue, south side, l0tA sfvsa.)
SToCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES, CHOICE TEAS, LIQUORS,
SeOn "Wednesday morning, April Goth, 10 O'Clock shall
sell al The occupied BY Mr. Barnes OF Thir
snh aud he being about his busnsss the
enIe stock Of groceries, teas liquors. ac consisting In part
Imperial, gunpowder, young Tyson, and black
Extra family flour, In barrels and sacks
Loaf pulverized, and brown sugars, coffee
Spices, pickles, moiasses candles
CASTLE and fancy soaps, tea cansteH
Specie jars, chocolate, cocoa mustard
Tobacco and cigars, superior brandy gin
Whskey rum, cordial, and wines in wood and glass
Together with Of buckets baskets,
mats, and other articles kept in family grocery
Also, platform scales, counter scales, and weights.
Wet and dry measures, Standing casks
Kegs counters, shelving, desk, sovc &c.
Terms Thirty dollars under, $50 and under
$780, credit Of 3D. Co. and 80 $780, and four months,
for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
April l7-dts
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APP I'D

NOT TO BE PULLED DOWN.-Our 10 be-
IN pulled down. but have stock Of fancy
dry goods which determined sell cheap
selling Our large
sold All in will
stock before purchasing will they M In
being suited and quality. Don't
VERIFY, TEBBs. 4 VERIFY,
Ger. 7,h and Pa. av, Miss Dermott's building
An -
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TIE worlds Fair At New York.-Col. Hughes.
Our readers already that the managers OF the
Association for the Exhibition OF the Industry OF all Ma
tons some time ago appointed Colonel George w Hughes,
Of Maryland ito agent in Europe further its desgns
No better selection could have been made for to emf
n.nt scientific ausinmens and high personal character
Colonel Hughes adds all those attributes which would
win consideration abroad and enable him to accomplish
h. obscis Of his nilsson letter received by the las,
steamer contains The following mention OF his move.
menls which we lay before our readers as matter Of
public interest;
Colonel Hughes In the prosecution OF his important du-
ties, ic-rnorrov for Berlin and Vienna The 'Asso-
cation for the Exhibition Of the Industry Of all Nations
In New York was sosuarly fortunate In securing such
,ev,ees he Is ec enty and iudoiously performing
unaded by The legation of the United States this
noPoh, through which he ought to have been promptly
sna omsny presented. he Obtained through other chan
ss private audience he Court Of the Tuilees, where,
w 'ho"i~dge, he made most favorable Impress
ppo' oos NAposon, not only concerned himself but
uAu o the great object of his m isson-bis bearing
oehs nA o. straightforward democrat adorned by the
,,p 'oig o. depor,msnt characteristics OF the Amer
TO BE- proud OF suoh son, ' w o s ~
The articles which ara "a - e.
can Cfy'al fslsce--of exquisite. .bil ,a - -. 80,
OF ~oamsnsnip-oy me French government ,yu I{L.lv
pom INC aeooepshp's"ed Suggestion Of C,loo.l
TO The Emperor, be conveyed their ss,,,n,,i =, . a.
olsss sssm'hip-ofwsf, under the snpern,sndsnsa -
special commissioner VI
Our ingenious and en'erpnsug couutrymen ,v,,r
to New York, am quite confident, even from ~ p'li
distant points prepared 10 profit by all thai ue no'
ard on,nns sbor,ns 10 ih,' hsmi,pberr there .,hys
bel public view They may learn much that ON 70
sece'crss The majestic destiny Of that republic .Sos
infancy ,' ovsrshsso~,ng the mishu..t su,oos.o,. 80
have eve, been permiued by ipduls.n, p.on,. . ."A
Nhns they VIII not fail to admire ali th.t !. h..ns, ~
them benefit BY ~ that !, v.lu.b. and u.,ful !" -
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MOBILE coLLEcToR.-i affords us much pleasure 10
announce the appointment and confirmation of our re.
speced contye the senior of the Register as collector
OF this port We have no hesitation in saying that the
appointment is in all respects excellent one, ALWAYS
supposng democrat mus, hold b and that it will give
very general satisfaction, not only in Mobile but through
out the State.
Mr. Sanford has been the "wheel horse of the demo-
cratic party in Alabama, and the of services had
better claim than any other in it could have pre-
sented MOBILE Adpertiser, ltcAig.l
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GOLD DISCOVERIES IN TEXAS.

NEW ORLEANS, April I9.-The reports of large
discoveries of gold the upper Colorado river in Texas
and above Austin, have been confirmed. The subject
produced immense excitement among citizens. nd
large numbers of have gone lbher search of
precious treasure
The ship Harriet fired into off Havana, arrived here
day Here officers confirm previous reports regard
the treatment towards the vessel by the Cuban authorities
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DIED.,

At his residence this city, Monday morning. aer buef IN
and the peaceful hope of happy the Rev
JAS LAURIE ID. D. for half century pastor stree, Pres
byenan church islier obituary notice will be furnished
another time. =
His funeral win proceed from his residence in street,
O'Clock, today "Wednesday street
church, where the will O'Clock
Of the family invited attend further notice
On Saturday night the 10th instant CORDELIA daughter Of w
N and Ann q BALL. aged hve four fourte,s
'N~"
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ny j. G. MCGUIRE, Auotionesr.

HOUSE AND LOT ON THE ISLAND AT AUCTIoN.-on
III Wednesday Apr 90 O'clock premises
shall sell the Of numbered eight square
ing fourteen feet inches l3 between south and
running III alley improved
a house.
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
I'D AucuOneer.
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RAILROADS In FRAsoE-A Paris paper recently pub
lshed statement of the number and miles of railroads
IN operation In France, by which il appears that in the
year 1892 there in operation ~ railroads. whose
length was 23o3 miles The receipts from all these
roads IN 1852 s24 73o 93s. being increase OF
S4755o oo on the receipts OF 1851. The how
ever Is 10 be attributed mostly 10 the completion
tension oil the line OF roads in the year 1882 The four
railways from which the receipts were largest during
The year 1852 were as fellows
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NEw YoKK, April 1.-The Cherokee has arrived
from New Orleans via Havana. Her dates from tho latter
port the 18th instant. No news Of Importance. Al
fairs the island were quiet. Business steady.
The schooner Experiment. Of Philadelphia, for Boston
is ashore two miles south OF Squam inlet
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mo. 46e.
BY the President Of tho United atAles.

ny the President OF tho United stases. PSI L
United xnsas., hereby lsoss
a, til. land once WILLOW RIVER commencing on Monday
tn. Of May disposal Of The puzzle i.ods
ships, viz
the fourth priueips, ~.rAsn.
Township io..yans and fractional township any, certain
Fractional township y on the main shore of Lake supsor Of
Township forty nns and fractional township. Any and any
Township ,own:sp any,
si and INV ON tn. shore q
Superior OF mae
es 10
,i1y ~o io~n.hp iorss On Lake
Town;,e ,aI!y thirty 'n,y,srs. and thirty
s isS :nS ''' n' Lake So's' Of
Townships thirty ,hiryone thirytw tirhre and thirty
Township. hirywo, tirythree, and ayour, Of
Townships thrty-one, ywo thirty three, Mirfour, Of
land oss la &c, ssI nons q.
In the following named townships, to witt
North .fs base line and Of ne fourth principal .Aisn
Townships eighteen and nineteen. Of
Township. twenty and twenty-five, Of range seven
Township. wenyone, twenty-five, twenth and twenty
Townships twen-one, twenty-five twenty three, and
Township: twenty-five, trss, four.
N sSN
the ninth day May es for dispose. public lands
Of aforementioned townships,
line and Of iAs fourth principal s~
Township twenty five, Of range four.
Townships twenty ave- twsnynins
n TS.".sip twenty ass, q rang, .I ''s'
Sections eisheen thirty and thriyons, township
Township. twenty i've and twsn,y-.ir. of range
i.ss ONO. assAsaS commencing MONDAY. q.
within the following named townships vri
hs and Of the fourth principal mr@sn
Township. and twenty three sfr,nss .hinssn
together viii, ,he.. swamp and oyssowsa ..ss
authorities before the days appointed for the
@ :. enable hs s. md other States 10 reclaim The
swamp lands. within their limits" approved September a. isso
oasrns land.
a. :hsh
be KEEP, open longer weeks. pvst. sny =.
will BE- admitted s.a amer the Of The
Domini thousand eight hundred ard a .s,s
| by III. President
| Commissioner Of the General Land osos.
NOTICE TO PRE- IGNITION CLAIMANTS.
Ever. entitled the right Of empon 70 any of he
s ss s.sh a Se 20 m .sf.eon Of a. %
for , az Of % :@S nc %: .s II. r..
o. he % Ds "a. ss o. ,s
couu,.. . :. John wIIsoN,
Po.tponement ofthe Public Land salss In w,.oous,.
NOTICE hereby public ordsssd sy
N states. dated de
first February 1852 he held
Offices the State OF Wisconsin,
Willow River, La Crosse, Stevens Point
the ID l6h 9th and 23d Of May declared
/ lively -
Given under city Washington, Asy d
- 80 - - '''' ' FRANKLIN FIERCE
| by the President. 7.at
| Jons Wusos,
| . Commissioner OF the General Land once.
| Ap Q0-Awl3w
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wHALEH LOST.

Advces have been received from Bra zi 18th ult
The American whaling chip, or brig Governor Hopkins
has been wrecked in the San Francisco. The cargo
and vessel are total loss Crew saved.
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above ALL plants itself impregnsby. and with the full
concurrence OF the American people, upon the solid
ground OF their rights and their interests their destiny and
their duty.
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CoURT-HoUSR BURNT,

CHARLESTON, April IS.The Dade county courthouse
Trenton, Georgia, was burned down Friday last. The
books OF clerks Of the superior inferior court
and all the papers, consumed
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e- jackson Democratic Assoc,ation.-The members ~
thus association are requested assemble
this "wednesday evening" * O'Clock
some mark OF respect TO the memory President
r. King. 49,
Ap20 j. ID, HOOVER pr..id.r,
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FIRE

SrmScFIELD. Mass } April I9.-Tho extensive mahoga
ny and Touring mills of Mossrs. Graham ~ Cutre have
been destroyed by hie Loss $40, 600
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G7Young Mems Christian ion Room. Po~-
lers building 7lh below General Pos once
The library and reading (sunday
cesd the hours Of and
tbi.
regularly Citizens and
will be cordially welcomed
BY order OF the Association.
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oyn Hxsxr NJ. Laws, Of Montgomery Alabama,
.ss y.as the States OF Alabama and Tennessee
sisted BY LswIs JAaAs o. LAWS and SAMUEL d. Lewis
02Mr w JAsIs OF Cincinnati Ohio, general travelling
agent Western States. assisted BY JoaH r. Dxsr H. J..
TsoaAs j. Drsn O. M. l.. WIssaAs, Isaac BAkrLxrr O.
Cooks, A. l.. CniLps, and L.. Il. BKowRELL.
QMr. isRAsL r. JAass No. luz Tenth street, Phiade
phis, general travelling agent assisted by Wa H. WsID
Js.s COLLINS, JAHxs DEuKiAs HAssrr Jos Burrox, GEo
BUrrsH ID. BopisE, EDAuxp w. WILEY, WILLAa L.
wATsHaAn, and Gsosss L. NELSON.
ay-Rscsps from either Of tins shove will DO good
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by }. G. MCGUIRE, Auos,on..T


VERY VALUABLE UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY AT AUG.
TIoS-on Friday afternoon, April 22d, O'Clock my
10" y and fronting s, incn.. each on
Lots q aad ~ se fronuns ~ fee, nche,
street, between .ona, an s rsss AZ
s as U"" on
ss corner of south street and First street east
Lots, 9, 10 and is, in square ece
.niss IL al sio4s square f.. " :" i'''' COZ"
nue. .@a sas s"S u .. on ave
Lot ioo7i lot oil lots and u.s.
Pan Of 10, ~ .es, fronting % street,
Lot In subdivision OF square s fronting 50 feet on Vgnis
Lots "a and a, in square ssa.
as square ses stree,
o. lot No ~ in square 49, located at the corner Of
Terms On. third es.h The residue in six twelve. and .h,..n
monh Tor notes satisfactorily secured bearing interest Convey
April I'D Aoeaon..r
WILL DE ALSO ADDED
Lot No. "a 6o3 north 40 feet Of lot No and the
south % se o. lot No square s lots NO. IS and 70 in
i, p square 10 LOT No i, 80
ny GREEN q SCOTT. Ancuonssr..
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE,
,..a.se. Of ~, w.m n, on Indiana .ynas nearly on
eo.. the Guy Hal. 10 o'clock an excellent assortment Of
M,sos.oy .of,., oi,om.o., ai.:o., and on.,s.
do centre, card, dining, and breakfast tables
DO marble table, and wash closet
Do dressing and other bureaus, book and score
Aso hps rosewood FORTE made by Gilbert, oe
sves of 6ns touch.
par'or and chamber window curtains and Venetian blinds
girando'~s, hall, SOLAR and other smps
Three ply, ingram pssssg- and sssr carpets
Mapde and other bed-tes1s washstands and sets
Wsrdrohe, chairs
China glass; and crochs among which are one french
China dnsev
r..hsr beds, bedding, hair ard .hscs msnre.'-.
Andirors, shovel ard aad tenders
Cooking sir-teh', and other
Win good lot Of kitchen requisites.
Tsvms An NJ cash go cveass NJ
ary and ninety days. for enthusiastically sndoss.A s-.e
tey.st GREEN n SCOTT,
Az I'D III ~#t&H# AnsehanauA5
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ny GREEN q SCOTT. A.euo...r..

~ GREEN - SCOTT Aocuo"esrs.
NTEAM ENGINE, WITH BOILER AND EVERYTHING COM
pleis, about fnu horse anctopDn Thursday
reppsyvsns 10 O'clock an sxesliert
engine boiler and Peyvons
Wishing article Of well attend The Nd
Also machinery which spunarnse
II win be sold liberal
GREEN h SCOTT,
Ap I'D Asenossssu
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A pUEL AMIcABLY SETTLED.

LOUISVILLE April l6.-The affair OF honor betweo.
Otara Cummings has been honoably adjusted by the
friends OF the parties
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI April lSDoughons drug store, the cor
OF Filth and Main streets, together with four
Fifth, and three Main streets, all flames Th
goods will be partially saved.
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NKw York, April 9The stock market closed dull to-
day-Unted States 6's Of 1867, ll8 offered Canton 29i
Erie sSi Nicaragua, sea Morris canal z2i; Erie Con-
vertibes. 81 Harlem, Col S,oningon 5si Cumberland
Coal SIT; Gary Improvement re Money easy. Ex-
change on London, 81 a9i.
Flour quetsaes of OO bbs at 81 IS 81 81 for State
and 81 "a IS II for southern Rye four and corn meal
unchanged. Gain quiel-wheat nnchanged-small sales.
Sales Of bushels 81 s. cents IS cents for
mixed, white, and yellow. Gas. 49 80 cents, Rye SO
80 cents.
NKw ORLEANS, April 10 The ndvces by the steamer
Pacific have come to hand The marker
mddng qualities selling l0id Increased at ali
southern pors 009. Rio coffee du-saies the week
2 500 bags at a o. cents.
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The grand average receipts per mile all the roads in
1852 were $lO,7s7
The average cost of railroads France, including
teral, was about $4,000 per mile The most expen-
slve OF The lines the Paris and ST. German, costing
about S3s2,oO4 per miles the Paris and Versailles, fright
cank oil The Seine costing about 1906 900 per me the
Av'gnon and Marseilles costing 25.76o per mile and
the Paris and Rsuen, which cost $l5o.650 per mile.
The lines which cost the least are the ST. Etenne and
LOIRE $25,650 per mile Bordeaux and La Teste 1874 500
per mile Montpelier TO Cote. SOL 1884 per mile.
EULoGIuM ON Mr.. SERGEANr.-On Friday evening
next Hon. w. M. Meredith will deliver eulogium on
the life and character of the late John Sergeant the
Musical Fund Hall. Mr. Meredith has been invited to
the performance of this service by joint committee OF
citizens and councils, and have doubt he will per-
form in way worthy OF his great reputation. Arrange
nents we learn have been made TO give to the occasion
all the which belongs it. The governor
OF the Commonwealth and other public functonaries will
be present. Philadelphia North Amsyiean
CoRwIN-The wings have always insisted that Cor
win injured man, manyred saint, meek and
forgivng victim of oppression. What do they now
say' How do they dodge the lighthouse case 1t has
gone the rounds Of the democratic press it has been
freely commented upon its author has been visited with
terrible Indignation, and not wing finger has yet been
raised in his defence How is this Is il because the
wagon boy" is OF place and power that he is thus
left to perish his hour OF need by those whom he has
berended and who have in turn to protect him ?
Or is it because the is TOO conclusive to admit of
picking and patching by those who are mos, used
10 the business Hey, what says the Herald!
Cleveland Piaindsaler
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DE known 60 all whom IL may concern, that the
undersigned will in due time, apply or
bce Washington certificates
lowing duplicate viz Nos 2sa5 3o SOFA 1895
SS 3t23, 324 1894, 4<A Inc
property OF VIM Reynolds deceased and destroyed
WIN. REYNOLDS TRENT,
In behalf OF himself and the other heirs OF VIM Reynolds
Ap 2-lawl3w