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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
SIX CENTS REWARD.

ID AN away from the subscriber, Henry Shanow,
Z 4 an indented Apprentice Said boy had on
when lie left, lue striped shirt, brown linsey
pants, and a black wool hat he is about five feet
in height and about sixteen or seventeen years of
age. The public are hereby warned not to har-
Dor said boy as it will enforce the rigor of the
law against any person doing.
JOHN BUZZARD.
July l3 1854
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\ GENTLE HIST.-For the last few months,
VIC have been much annoyed by persons visiting
our fi g daily, and carrying off our latest ex-
changes, and opening our private drawers ! -
We stood it long enough, and intend TO bear with
1t 40 longer They might with as much propri-
cty as theEditor.to open his mouth and look down
lis throat to see what he had for dinner, (Which
wouli'nt bemuch, JAS torummage amongst his Pri-
vate papers! Visitors welcome TO a seat in
our sAxcTUM, and read for hours, but hands off
from matters that don't concern you.
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Good News.

We have been informed that Gen. John Ross,
Superintendent of the Allegheny Portage Rail
Road, drew twenty-five thousand dollars i'll gold,
on Monday last, at the Merchants and Manufac-
turer's Bank in Pittsburg, to lie used in payments
on the Portage Road
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Office.

U,HE business done under the title of W. w.
Il Ivory g. Co., is this day discontinued. All
nersons knowing themselves indebted to this firm,
will please call and settle and pay up and give
notes. The books and accounts will be left IN the
store until the 18th day of August, after which
they will be in the hands of proper officer for
collection.
WIN. w. IVORY.
Summit July 13 1854,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

U-E call the attention of our friends and the pub
II lie generally to our new stock of GOODS, just
received, which will be sold low for cash.
Flour, Bacon and Salt constantly on hands.
90 Sacks Ground Alum Salt, which will sell
at cost.
p S.-All persons knowing themselves indebted
to US on book account, for freight will please
call and settle.
Wv. IVORY & co.
Nforcb II
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June, S, '54
Brick Store.

The subscriber, thankful for past favors, ear
nestly requests his customers and the public gem
erally to at least call and examine his stock and If
he cannot suit every person in quality and price 1t
Is not his fault Produce and lumber of all kinds
taken in exchange for goods; and he also takes
CASH when offered.
Ebensburg, April %, 1851.
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Ebensburg, Jun
yAIUABI.EPRoPERTx FOR SALE

WILL sell at public sale the following valun-
w BILE property in Canpbellstown on the lst day
of July 1854, the large and valuable Tavern Stand
now kept by the undersigned, with one half acre
of ground attached, with water privileges.
ALso-a Cooper Shop adjoining the Tavern stand,
with one half acre ofground attached.
AIso-al large Ware house with one half acre of
ground attached.
ALso-one lot of ground belonging to Catharine
Parrish.
ALso-a new Frame House, partly finished be-
lynging TO Catharine Parish.
The property can be purchased previous tc the
1st of July.
good and sufficient title viii be given.
JOHN PARISH.
June, s. "a.
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LOretto and CarrOIItOn Plank Road
CNmDanY.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given that books will
Il be oepned by the subscribers at the store of VIM
A Neff s. Co, Cresson on Thursday the 18th day
of june next, and at the House Of george Litzin-
ger, in the borough of Loretto on Friday the 10th
inst, and at the house of Henry Scanlan in Carroll
town, on Saturday the 1lth at 10 O'Clock, on the
above stated dates, which will be kept open until
4 clock, p NJ, and during the corresponding
hours Of each succeeding day (Sunday excepted
for five davs for the purpose of receiving subscrip
tions to the capital stock of said company.
JNO. BUCK.
PHILIP HARTS0CK.
GEO LITZINGER.
JAMES BYRNE.
p. BRANIFF.
7. J. LITTLE.
June s. "a
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AUDITORS Notice.

hnston Moore surviving ! In the Common Pleas
partner of the firm of of Cambria County.
s. J. Moore Executors Docket No.
vs. %, December Term
Charles Dillon 1854.
The undersigned being appointed Auditor to
make distribution of the money in the hands %
the Sheriff arising from the sale of the real ezate
of the defendant in the above stated case h7r5f
notifies all persons interested that heiwi sit -
purpose of discharging The duties of the said 2-
pointment ut his Office in Ebensburg Tuesday
the I'd day of May next, at one O'Clock J. n
q. NJ. REED, Auditor.
April Sd 1854
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To The Free and Independent Voters Of Cam
brtd County.

FELLOW CITIZENS Il offer myself to your con-
sideration as candidate for the office of County
Commissioner, at the election to be held in Octo-
Der next Should | be elected, will endeavor to
discharge the duties of the Office with fidelity and
impartiality.
ROBERT THOMAS.
Cambria tp., July s. 1854.
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Stray Horse.
March 10, "a

Came TO the Ebensburg House, Ebensburg, Pa,
on the morning of the 9th inst, Dun Horse, a
bout 5 hands high, 10 or years DID, and all legs
black from the knees down, and fresh scar on the
right shoulder. The owner is requested to come
forward prove property, pay charges and take her
away MARY ANN LIrZlNGER.
June Is, 1854.
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MAJOR GENERAL.-We have not been pla-
ced in full possession Of the full returns Of the
election tor Major General of this Division,
but we are informed that our old friend Capt.
r. S. ALEXANDER, of Johnstown. has been
G ,ctea
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DIR. Charles Walters.

OFFERS his services to the citizens OF Summit
Osille and adjoining vicinity, in the practice in
Medicine and Surgery.
He NAV be found at all times when not profess
ionably engaged at his Office next door to Bells
Store, or at the Mansion House Of James VI. Rifle
May 25, '54.
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T the store room lately occupied by Fred.
-AKittell in Ebensburg, has for sale the follow
ing article.
Coffee, teas, sugars and syrup molasses, figs
raisins dates, almonds and other nuts-candies-
a great variety-crackers, all kinds-Toys foI
children q great variety--boots and Shoes, CATERS
slippers &c.-Shaving soap-shaving compound
note paper, writing paper, looking glasses
combs, brushes, choice tobacco, snuff and segars
Also few maps maps of Ebensburg for sale
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MEI,ICINEs. VIZ

Jaynes' alterive Jaynes' expectorant, Jaynes' car
minatiye balsam, Jaynes' tonic vermifuge, Jaynes
sanative pills, Janyes' hair tonic and hair dye
Ayers cherry peOtoral, Schencks' pulmonic syrup
Hastings syrup naptha, Swaynes' syrup wild cher
ry, Pepsin for Dyspepsia, &c. Hooaands' german
bitters Evans camomile pills, Brandreths and
Wrights' pills, Shepherds sassaparilla, Shepherds
Vermifuge and Pills Brandts purifying extract
Radaways' Ready relief, RAdaways' renOvating re
solvent, Radaways' Regulators or Pills, barrels.
indian linament Davis pain killer Essense of ia
maica ginger, Porous Strengthening plasters, Ex-
tract of American oil, petroleum, Horse and Cat
tie medicines, oils of sassafrns, peppermint, Lem
pennyroyal, horsemint, cinnamon, origanum, ami
seed Lavender, Spruce and cedar, barbados tar
red precepitate, seneca oil, madder, nut gals
gun caps, and stoneware.
All of which is respectfully summitted.
Nav 25, '54
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gs- Gen. VIM. o. BUTLER, has positively
declined the post of Governor of Nebraska,
which was rendered him by President Pierce.
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D I E D ::

On Saturday, the Sth inst. JOHN FARRELL, son
of CORNELIUS and CATHARINE FARRELL, Of Carroll
Township, Cambria county, aged months and
19 days.
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f XeCutOr,s Notice.

L ETTERS testamentary having been granted
IL to the undersigned, Executor of the last Will
and Testament of Leonard Litzinger, late of
Clearfied township, deceased All persons in
debted to said dece ased, are requested to make
payment without delay, and those holding claims
against the estate, will present them to the un-
dersigned at his residence in Loretto, duly authen-
ticated.
GEORGE LITZINGER.
July 6, 1854.
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James Dougherty, at
REINIIOLD, DASH a. CR

"| |HOLESALE and retail dealers in Tobacco
w Snuff and Cigars warehouse at the South
west corner of Third and Race streets Philadel-
phia, lately occupied by Ludwig, Kneedler & Co.
keep constantly on hand large and well selected
stock of the most celebrated brands of
CHEWING TOBACCO, IMPORTED CIGARS,
Domestic cigars, and Snuff, which they offer for
sale on favorable terms any house in the city
Orders promptly attended to. 'E.',t
August 5, lS53-5-ly.
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No Sale Of the Public Works.

4 EFT all take notice that the undersigned has
u Aust received large stock of goods from the
East which will be sold at very low prices for
cash approved credit, at the old stand, on the
Summit.
The stock consists of the usual goods kept in
country stores | can offer in the
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THE EMPORIUM.

WHE CHEAPEST GOODS CAN BE FOUND AT
THE NEW STORE-LAUREL SWAMP.
THE citizens of Cambria County respectful
ly invited to examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere. An acquaintance with stock and
manner OF doing business, will convince you of the
superior inducements we are enabled to offer.
Our varied assortment comprises. Dry Goods Of
every kind Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Ready
Made Clothing, Hardware and Queensware, Cedar
an excellent assortment of Fish &c &c.
ANY articles called for which we have not on
hand, can be obtained in few hours, by Penna.
Railroad and Adams and Co.'S Express, at the low
rates possible. We feel assured that those who
will call and look through stock, which under
all circumstances, We pleased to show, will be
disposed to buy.
OUR TERMS ARE CASH
W. A NEFF & co.
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So the question was determined in the affiama-

SO the question was determined in the affiama-
tive.
SECRETARY's OFFICE,
HARRIscURG, July /, 1854.
PENNSYLVANIA, IS:
c@ = i do certify that the above and fore
SEAL. going is a true and correct copy Of
49, the ''yeas" and ss nays'' taken on the
g Resolution relative to amendment of the Con
stltution OF the Commonwealth" as the same ap.
pears ON the Journals of the two Houses of the
General Assembly, of this Commonwealth for the
Session of 1851.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of said Office
this first day of July, one thousand eight hundred
and ffty-four.
c. y. BLACK
Secretary of the Commonwealth
July Is, lS54-3m.
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TWO APPRENTICES WANTED

at this Office. BOYS from the country Preierre''
between the ages of IA and 10.
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IJADAM'S s cos Express OficO has been
removed from Summit to Cresson Station-Laurel
Swamp.
W. A. NEFF, Agt.
March 10, "a.
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II IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
II POST OFFICE AT BELSANO, Quarter
ending June 80, 1854.
Jacob Paul, / John A. Makcn,
Geo Wilkinson l A. c. Maken,
ID. Hants, Esq Isaac Maken, l
B. f. DAVIS, p. NJ.
BclSano. July |. 1854.
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Made up Clothing Line

the best of inducements. having large stock. /
have also secured the services of Mr.. John Talbot
a practical Tailor. who will attend to the making
up of ali kinds of
Fashionable Clothes,
Or will take measures and order the goods from
the best houses in Philadelphia
{1S-CALL AND SEE.-T9
JOHN IVORY.
July l3 1854
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Il ist of letters remaining in the Post Office
II at Ebensburg, Pa, July 1st 1854.
Fisher Andre, A. Morrison.
C. Boos. James Murray,
John Barns, Jacob Pringle,
John c. Bav, David Drexlcr,
John w. Cameron, Felix Short,
David Evans. Frederick Schafer,
R. J. Fongeray Samuel Singer,
T. Davis Susanna Schroth.
William Johnston, Monsieur Zeager Pierre,
William Litzingcr, Capt. a. Wilmore,
John Lewis, Joseph Warbaugh.
Margaret Morris,
July G. 1854.
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Summit July Is, 1854.
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George Harncane.

March Il, "a.
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JAMES Nr,DERNIIT.

March Il, "a.
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On Wednesday, November %, Of consumption, MARY
c., wife of John Davies in the 40th year Of her age
The friends Of the family, the members Of Columbia
Lodge No. l. Mount Hebron Encampment No. l, l. U. q.
respectfully invited to attend her funeral Sunday
ternoon. at O'clock from her late residence, No. 81
Garrison street. without urher invitation The funeral
services will be held at St. Lukes Episcopal Church. from
whence her remains will be taken to Greenwood Ceme
terry.
On Wednesday morning, November o. OF consumption,
WILLIAM McQCnIoN, in the 30th year OF his age.
His friends and acquaintance and those of the family
are most respectfully invited to attend his funeral this
at one O'Clock from the residence of his mo-
On Tuesday, November q, Mrs. CAruARxz vooRHxsR,
In the list year Of her age.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the residence OF her
street. near Broadway this afternoon At half past
O'Clock.
On Monday, November 90 Mr. EDWARD WALL, aged Is
year,, native OF Magherafelt county Derry Ireland.
The friends OF the family, the Washington Light Guard
Company B, Twelfth Regiment n Y. >. NJ, and the mem
beers Of the late City Maskcteers invited attend his
funeral from his late residence No. Is Roosevelt street.
this afternoon, at three O'Clock.
In Brooklyn on Tuesday, November 81, GERTRUDE
HELEN wife Of John G. Duryc and daughter Of the late
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon at two O'Clock from
her late residence No. lao Dued street. without fur
Their notice.
illness of several years, MARY vErrR wife Of Fred. A.
Petersen, architect aged 80 years.
On Tuesday, November Il, after q lingering Illness,
Mr. DANIEL. CRocEKRoN, late merchant OF this city.
His relatives and friends, and those Of the family
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence Port Richmond Staten Island this afternoon
at halt past one o'clock The steamboat leaves White
hall at half past twelve o'clock.
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kARITlME INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED,

CLEARED
Stenmship Alabama, Schenck, Savannah N'tohill
Steamship Nashville, Berry Charleston sponord nestcn
Ship Petrel Lord AkyAb, India, VA Tap,sctt Co.
Ship Excelsior, Hadlcy, liverpool Thompson Nephew.
Ship Catherine, Andrews. Charleston. Thos Warde.
Eark l,Active (fr,, Boutant Granville, III swan.
Bark Nsyfower, Hutchinrs Montevideo, Trowbridge
bark John Fsrnum, Oimsted. Havana, p v King ACC.
Brig Janet Obj Kidd, Cork, J Macarthur.
pris Maria, Hswss Aux Cages, bre,s Son A Co
hris waeisss Whitty. Sc Marks smsiiyood Anderson
sehrsocesn Qnsep Br>. Harding Halifax Hamilton Bros
Schr Bonita Orr. Mccoy, Darlington Ms, Wheslwrght
schr jonas Smith Furman, Savannah, Mccready Mott
Co. -
sctr Cbas Mills Jackson, Wilmington Dol ner Potter
Schr johnson, Conklin Plymouth, johnson Slasht.
Scir G lyman, StanEard, New Haven, master.
Sloop II Gibbs, Champion, Providence, II Havens.
Steamer CubA now, llein, Mobile l. Day.
Steamer Shark, Miller, Philadelphia W II Thompson.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIP James Adse Turner Charleston 81 hours "a
Ronan allied steamship Augusta hence for Savannah
ship Ontario, Wood, Liverpool Oct Is With mdse and
6s pas enyert 10 Crnne Mnturn Co. Had two births
ana four deaths the Since passing Ion a. expe
thrk Lord Neteaif, ire M Liverpool for ST John.
Slip Usspee (of Portland, Morrill, Cuxhaven sept "a,
With mdee and 203 passenger TO Bsch Kunhardt Had
es ss,n s g shs on ti s ian shd san. n with coal
10 Hart. Oct 50, lat ~. Ion ls g. spoke Br bark
---, from Slico for New York.
ship ST Denis Folianshse Havrc, days, With mdse and
SO rHscenvrs 70 noyd Hncken Had ten deaths on the
shp soutsr Johnny tof New Haven't ~cod.as, Bremen
81 aye with ndss and SOC 20 wood Ncbush
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aAn0ther Outrage In Mexico.'
LETTER OF GEN. GADsDEN.
LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES

MEXICO Nov 4, 1854
To Col CuxxxGHAx, EDITOR CHARIEsrox NEWS
rFAR SIR--I read with little modification the
publication Of article in your journal from Texas
paper, headed Another Outrage in Mexico" The pain
iui disclosure Of American citizens confined for
four years in stone and filthy dungeon and tortured,
without trial or legal condemnation, coupled with the
public appeal for the sake of humanity, let there be
something done in the matterf citizen Of the United
States has any protection abroad lett be knownfor
what object do we have Minister In Mexicos'-comes
hrousha journal from the native city Of this legation
that makes the roof tile painful II Is true,
The statement of the aqgrieved parties having 1t
raj times written letters to the American Minister at
THAT It is supposed that he has never reccived
them" The highly respected gentlemen from
sSrs Aaasn' ss,. AND .s1ss &c
scenes Of protfacted suferings which they were
permitted to witness When at durango, however, and
where there Is Consul United States Agent to watch
over American interests, he distance from the capital
not exceeding two hundred miles,) communication
direct 70 sse @ nave earlier at
through crcuitous and uncertain public channels which
accidentally found place in Me columns Of ono Of the
Journals received at this legation. fortunate in
this respect as detailed complonts Of the crude hand
violence" towards American citizens where most
important II should be tnown There has been no time
therefore lost In nstutipg an enquiry into the state
ments Of personal outrage detailed in the Evening Ners
and most OPPORTUNITY there il American citizen Of
esJecfabty and character engaged In business At Du
raneo this legation has avaed itself Of his services to
thorough investigation OF the causes OF arrest
and Of the cruz, nee o se
will not he redeemed to the full measure Of reclamation
by this legation
present incumbent in the responsibilities OF the Mexican
mission IL ought TO be said that on pcndrous docket
e ss * sss and % ss
tsay shtsh ne rcor " M ss"ss aos ~ eds'sa
cssdircs against shirley, Rtdgcs and Gaines are not
Noted The records in the Office expose correspondence
on the subject there any Just ground for the he
cf that any letters addressed On the subject Of grew
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ssesrsg 81 =; 1th ias Il No. loo g Il speks - EssA
Hs IN. nsv Crasss. r. ATpYsst. days est:
days with nass. 70 c Duaosa Co
nsTk naeealsns (hrsm) Bennst, Bremen 50 dAJs In 49,
,s.n With ~ pAsss.serA 70 Meyer stueksa XxpssnosA
Bark Lansrtins Hsydsn Csivestou = Ssvs ,sh .sxse
&c 20 Dunlop Nov II, lat ~ 3l lon % Il wAs iS
PHILADELPHIA. . W sAs -
Bsa wdsI sf Be.ssa, Rhodes charsstsa dayswisA
Brig Ocean Wave, saeots Baltimore y days. With ssal
Dig Belle rc.is H:r.iek Naehias 10 days. With unss.
, sshr Cp%sn sr TsSs Horton. u.s. days. with psls-
Schy Louisine, ONei ChsrIsstoa IL Asvs IA -. -
Ac(ready, Mott 4 Co.
Sohr Miller, Strong, Rockland-
BELOW.
Bark Chiffon, Durrell, from SAxus In Oranda
Bark johanna Ref Dutch) IRON Brsmen With pssesn-
gers. -
Also, two bsrks and two brigs unknown
Wind during the day WNW.
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On Tuesday, November IA, by the Rev. Mr.. Lafont Mr.
BERNARD BEER to Miss EsrIK JOSEPHINE THERIoTT, both
OF this city
On Wednesday, November "a, by the Rev. Samuel o.
good, SAMUEL W. THOMAS to JEANNIE A SALTER, daughter
Of Benjamin salter, Esq, all Of this city.
On Saturday, November IL, by Rev. DIR. Curry, Mr.
EDWARD C. BRAxKRD, eldest son Of Capt Chauncey Bra
Woraen, Esq formerly Of Cold Spring, n 7. ~ - =
On Wednesday evening, November %, by the Rev. Mr.
Lewis, MIR. ELIJAH p. FIANDRAu to Miss MARY ELIZA eld
est daughter Of Mr. William Petit Esq, all of this city
Freehold, N. and Boston, Mass, papers please copy
On Monday, November 20, at Perleyvile, Long Island
Mr.. BENJAMIN HASKELL Of Brooklyn, to KATE E., only
daughter Of Judge LHommedieu, Of the former place.
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Herald Marine Corrosvoude.oe,

ST THOMAS. Nov s-The steamer Curlew, arrived here
the night before last with the Br ship liverpool
in tow Capt Sampson fell in with LIST ns ALB
V miles this side Of Bermuda She had full coal
was not living creature On board Of ships
from Liverpool bound to Cbarleson SC about Ave-
x hundred tons burden and had only six feet water IN
her hold when taken in tow.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov %, 4 PM-Arr bark Gem Ham
ond boston; brig Myra Fuller Boston, schrs r. fspeY,
Portsmouth Nh; Sylvia E. Perry, New Bedford; W Wh-
Cashier Cullen Boston, Brazos Dickinson and Curtis,
NY.
CID brgs xsnophon, Sweetser, HavAns Favorits Lrss
Talpey, Portsmouth, Nh; schrs H Atwood. Atwood.
land.
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By American ctsens have either been neglected
Intercepted Whatever may b the intnnations Of vo
latitns OF seals during periods OF distrust and alarm,
the ma from the experience OF the undergned, have
been conducted with regularity and punctuality, and
The suspicious Of the denominations inma ted arise from
the external breakage Of the waters The cor
respondsu Of this legation throughout Mexico has not
been seIously interrupted Ofcix letters to the Rio
Grande have been regularly acknowledge though since
tie disturbances in that quarter public agents have
complained that they have enjoyed the privilege OF
the first perufal Respectfully, JAMES GADSDEN.
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UNITED srATxs DISTRICT CouRT-Nos. Is, II, H. 10, "a,
20, ii, As, 80, 50.
SUPREME CoURT-General tern-Nos. &c. los, 120. 81,
10e 1885, IS, 1885, 49, &c. 7e, I02 1O3, 1l2 lis. Nom
enumerated motions continued.
CncUn-Nos. 767, 779, 900, 1870, 131, 996 to 1905.
6s1 20 42s $751; 10l1 1924, 1902 Ill., ALL 1ol6 1ll3
Ills, ING 11l7 49, 1871 to $780, 1852 to 1887 1882
1143 ll44 HAS, 1l47 HAS, 1l4o 1151 1853 to 1lb7
72O, 4S1, go.
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Bark VIM burlington, from Point Petrs 0usdsloups Gsr
New York arrived below savannah 18th Stated % have
board) via Port Royal sc, few davs prsvisss
captain had been hurled was Scsrdsd by O.
health Of Savannah the 18TH who tSsA
the captain did not die Of and that there sskns
exiting in the vessel There II man on board
lesciDs from slight At acb ,,snd fever.
LAuNcHrD-AtEs 1f1sEben Burnham. ysa
bark OF $50 tons, call ftJ6slWsve, 70 be commande3
by Capt Chas White, tfEast Boston.
AT East Boston 18th, Daniel Kelly, xsq. s.es
ror ship Of 1000 called the Zephyr She will
Is Ring.
At baltimore Nov ls by Mr. Andrew Flanagan. the bark
Cavalier; Dimensions given. She 10 owned by JAs
trade.