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aggressive The Administration are now endeavonng 70
mvoke A war with Spain 10 acqairn Cuba, and annex
nth is vast number Of slaves 20 the Union onoe VET rne
sn,h vct ,h. power and il will be used efectually The
slave trade will be legalzed, and u may not DC 'ons oe
fore we a., the institution extend itsefever norncfn
sta,ss All thi. the slave power VIII accomplish 'n'sss
firm resistance is made -. - - H. ,s.,;,,
whether the principle Of segoyernmen under repuoneaa
institutions is 10 succeed not, depends On IN. sSo
the American people Wehope and believe ina, me esn
ings Of the fathers of the republic ~hi PRIV - s
the day is not far distant when Slavery VIII no nse On
10, in this otherwise happy and g.Srous coantry'
BALLooS ASCENSION AT BALriNoRE.-lne nisn. 70 'ne
srea regions yesterday by fellow Citizen mr. veofe.
Elliott, Vas wiihon, exception the handsones. snu
satisfactory balloon ASCENSION that took place Va me
Ci,y Of Baltimore. II took place ron the Hppcirone
en- North CGvoE;-sf., which were pleased 10 observe
was nearly Oiled with paying spectators There were al
least two thousand persons inside which hope Will al
ford the intrepid soyager handsome return Al a few
minutes pas O'Clock the cord cut and the balloon
AIDED mseslicay the enclosure 10 the ght Of
ove thousand feet where Il rema ned few moments and
then striking another current "a ar took eastward
cours. ana r " still in sight a; : q clock.
since the above written we learn that Mr.. T. hot
landed safely about eight miles from the o' IN an eAstery
drscrou in Baltimore County and that be returned 10
he cv about 10 clock last eNen'sy "ehaVe ~: been
apie 10 aS'e''"' "' '''' baltimore Patriot sc.A
srptors AcclDEsr-An accident occurred yesterday
on the Central Road Byron, by when man named
Joseph Ccnners fatally injured and Dance shafP OIL
Greece in Monroe County, considerably ilYureu. Inc
psrtculars are about as follows Mr.. sharp eoorse'
Tor for building second track the Railroad and was at
his lob when the accident occurred Connes vas 'oe
nan. Mr. sharp horse became frightened when the
Gravel train started, End IN attempting 10 hod .oe as
both gentlemen came in contact with The cars Mr. u was
- hly injured that he is not expected TO survive Mr.
Sharp had OF his hands 50 badly nyGFed 'nas
,;on rss necessary Bula.o Commercial SON.
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observation-disclosures Even Charleston, spofoFd iteston
L
sbirs-souter Johnny Wood-en. Shediae, Sssmh Son
Bsis-E.ua Ann, Dudley, sing j. H. w llams, We~
Wind ssudtr- NewOGeens Eaeie ha1aId hiehmond Wsss
Hazard. n.
sehoouer-Laua f. Johnson Jobn-on Newbern Barnes. Bate
man Co; A Wyatt wilmington, DOlig"r fotts
Msrv Jaue NkersoD Wadlesh Knox Kate Stewart
Ms,8,I Mobile Lane West 4 Co; L. willis CAnesdea,
Wasluston J. H. Mathews; Governor Chase Philadelphia W.
Mckee, r. A. Rowland Coneh Pnladeh BY the semei Atoms
Btit Cochran. ST John, NIB. ID. X De Volt
sloop-Planor. Chester. Philadelphia, msster -
st.smer,-Blask Desmond 8ey,Bson rhIadel, W. H. fhonp
ssn; Port. Hall. Baltimore, Parker Vein Co
Bsrss-AIbsny. EObts PblIt!elphis, Jss Hand
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Tm.i on FrGirpr SLAyts ~ JuEr.-We cordially
second Tie suggestion that tie Legislature Of this Stale, at
lie ne1i scson, pass law by which the ciraiiton Of
fugitive slaves n be proiJ I'd and prereated until tic
qr-;ion If freedom ht- been fairly tested before Jury
The rcc Sincs il 10 uceeses 20 adopt some plan
hy which the requirements 81 The Constitution c-n be
complied with without such iumu' aud ouragcs and cx
ptndiurts ~ row attend the execution Of the fugitive
Slave law Aud LEI the violation o such law u freedom
aud -lrec bo attended will severe pains aud penalties
D. are attached 70 The Siayery statutes Rochester pfgi
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THE WAX on SLAVERY.
r,,,o IN, B.,.,l. Aa,oesss aud whis

Lot us stand ger upon tho defensive, but ~a<e
dr,.t warfare upon the hateful institution whch 50 ,'s
ern,er osr country. Il should be made dree ISSUE "
tween Freedom and slavery and LOT there never os a.
,Lr c,mprsnsc The fr,rncn Of the North VIII MOI ~
again be- rehicncd by the threat Of dsse'aleh ,hs
Union Which was used - oteesually 90 ss''"'i
passage OF tho tomprowlc msssaros o -, pc,v-o 10
n WI now 10 In order 10 pass me W". sl.y,rx in IN,
.s,l tho P.s,,iyo Alavr law and abolish N'a' ~. =.
p.,rs, Of Columbia These arc ,hs ss ~ ,Sc No.
csrhd hove to Ice sss hand to Saa COO
ce'sy Of desperate az. ~. @Ss.a- and Is constantly
u.ci slavery 10 bold W W.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

THURSDAY, June 1-1:30 I. NJ.
The Asia is now ten miles outside OF
the Light-Ship, and will be at her
wharf about 4:30.
If the news she brings is Of sufficient
importance we shall issue an extra I'M
mediately on its receipt.
The Arctic is not in sight, either be-
low or at Halifax.
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on., IN. r,oommi,sed untl that time. There are many
other attending THE case which We nave h'
tn OFT ".

r,,sv At,ry-soue excited among
N. friends Of The slave ibis morning about II o'clock by
h ,umor that another fugitive progresng IN
some upper room, after tie manner of the recent tran
action IN this City. quite excited crowd had gatheTA
around the old headquarters Of the national savecace'
IN the Park where of the United States Court Offices
arc still Kept and being addressed by some one On
inquiry, we learned that Chauncey schafer, Esq, was
making speech, amid much noise and confusion, with
nee to the between Mr. Busted end himself in
the Marine Court the other day, and tina; this was al
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YOUNG MINIS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

YOUNG MEN 5 CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The Presbyterian branch Of this body met AZ Suvves-
ant Institute last enng PETER CARTER IN The Char
for the purpose Of considering the yoSed question OF wno
the rigltiul nominee OF their denomination Tor me
Vice Presidency Of the Association After much debate
1t
,.od That Nin Dodge the iesuaf nominee n the Pres
byierisn btnth Tor Vice Precedent Of the As'oeAion
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DESTRUCTIVE STORM AND FIRE. SHE T

From the Baltimore Argus, May 81
Yesterday afternoon our city and its vicinity was visited
with one al the most destructive storms and Feshes en-
orn,ercd for many years past The torrent of rain which
vivid asibes Of lightning and terrific reverDeratons OF
tlupder MANY streets were for long time npassaois
fo the accumulation water, while the damage lnficted
n rtor.rtv in varous sectors of the city must amount
80 housauds Of dollars One Of the icehouses OF the beef
scIirc e,tsbi-hment Of Messrs. II. & 5 Kimberly, on
II eastern side Of the falls. was nearly ned ana theH
yost Las ment flooded. That portion OF Od Town knesn
A. tie New Discovery" consisting OF about LOU very
az, 81, brck ,euements many them built upon HARTFORD
Jrn entered considerably, the Easements, ysrls an1
noes being damaged while the ou;h9uses were carried
- IN ONE instances The dwelling on Hgh-st, near
Fayte-st occupied by the Misses Rodgers sehooi eacn'
ers was struck by lightning and slightly damaged
The bridge over Harord run, on Broadway was swept
awsy but fortunately il caught on the tunnel wnch pre-
vented greater destruction OF property thah "oud onor
TIL .tore occupied by Mr. Snyder, the corner Of
Bond and Abbott-sis, was completely inundated IN .he
cellar ard the water to the hight OF two feet on the
first roor -. Hill
During the raging of the storm large fourstory oue-
inc ON lie corner Fayette and Calhoun-sts immediately
OF oste TO Frankr-square was considerably Damaged
n. brok dwelling occupied by Mr. James WINNIE, on
the wet side of Howardst Lee-st, was struck by
lcLtr inc and the top of the chimney carried on Inc
fnid how yer passed off without entering the building
The auction store of hessIs Armour, on Onarles-s''
was struck by lightning tearing Up portion oil me Fooi'
but doing 10 other damage. u,,
The sieepe of the Union Engine house, on baIdeFs'oh-
ST. was 20 struck the fluid shlyering the spires.
Fr m tn, large masses of heavy timber which Heated Al
orc tint Town ones Falls il was supposed that nuoer
Of BRIGGS mud been carried away by the violence OF e
stor,n Vuou inquiry we asCerianed that the hoat1ng
rsrks Sc formed three small bridges which were swept
10 fragments from the vicinity of the House OF Refuge
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AVE, thropg the Courts, that once were free,
With bands Of savage soldiery;
Call out the Irish kern
Beneath the shade Of Bunker shaft,
Where earth the blood Of freemen quafed,
Another tale this day we learn.
Crush Massachusetts under foot,
EnsIaye and menace. stab and shoot
The northern mind is bowed;
No more the pilgrim banner waves
:Coutent we see our fathers graves
BY Slayery's grooming cannon plowed
O Massachusetts,! MOther-hOme
The rocks that dash to whitening foam
Those seas the "Maynower pressed
Those very rocks cry out to-day
The waves dash high their gtterng spray,
To see thy weakness thus confessed
And shall Virginia's brutal lords,
Backed and sustained by foreign swords,
Thy ancient soil subdue
Shall Irish steel and southern fraud
Reverse the mandate given by God
"Do as yc would men do 20 you -
Oh never, while to misery's sob
Our eyes o'erlow, our pulses thrOb,
Can come Il day so cursed
While hope remains, while arms are strong,
While lives the sense of right and wrong
Those letters be it ours to burst
We have been patient, and our peace
Mistaken was for cowardice;
We try different tense;
The passive mood hath brought us chains,
The active now alone remains
To bring these tyrants back to sense
Up, Massachusetts, up and arm
Let every steeple toll the alarm
Rally thy freemen soon
Old Boston, az you hope to live,
Meier let that frightened fugitive
In letters quit your barracoon
Whether our rights we now defend,
Or if the North must yet descend
From depth to lower deeps
Remember this, nor be you dumb
When the great time to act has come
WITH US THE SOUTH NO PROMISE KEEPS
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Marine JOURNAL.
FORT or NETWORK.
Arrived.

shin Garter tBfen Bnneke Bremen IS d. md:s and ' p,ss
TO Hrchtn Has had d-oths and BIRTH No date a
As lon 49, ga large Iceberg an -.
sin Ernst Morn (Brem Rust Bremen 50 de md.e 1nd
go ~. e. q Aaeus Son May lat ~ 80, Ion 81 saw ship
Nod America liAm hence for HsuleSrs Nay - lat
nj SitI,roy (f Boston Hartman Fo1aTdo H. 10 d. sugar
NAV a. lat IS Ion u % spoke bark May queen, I'm
R.ri,,.re ar I.meraTa-3 days out.
Ser Hon Ilohsn Eldrdse Monkton s. 10 d. ship Knees
sefI Chs smith Goad Augusta Ne is lumber bound
TO Philadelphia n, -, n.u,,,
10
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T1e AHony Arsp, he, lot Of Ih,sc Administration
rcsuing Soft presses In this State distinguishing those
which opposo lron horc which sustain the Nebraska bill
1lec orc "a Of tho former and Of thc aitcf OF these o,
IRE nfc edited \, posimascr aud 'ro by custom house
oaccrr. Thee are other Son Journals which have not
vet declared ilcmtclvcs the question.
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Az ElorysEsr.-A Mrs. Davidson, residing few miles
h,m Iawr.noeLurgh KY, o.t her home in company WIN
n rrrrr;ed n.,a who was also her brother-n-law Inc
VOW of fidelity at the marriage altar, but also
aeseTd Two hapless children OF them not year Old
Mr. d. was awakened about ~ o'clock on the night ~
discov,rea tat b. wife had disappeared The nest was
sin warm but the bird hal taken fight Upon gong 10
be door he observed his wife and her paranou shor
distance fm the house and NJ first determined TO shoot
No., brt ON red, con he concluded TO let them escape
unb0rmed The most aggravated feature OF the case,
However and that which affected the forsaken husoan'l
oYe au the loss of bis fra partner the man Snose
raue was not gyen had borrowed money OF hun on Sitar
dav morning which doubtless used in carrying on as
wife The runaways also took VITA them me morse
aiv.d at a. 10 cold wssch and other articles of valae
WAUGH ~ Wv 49, Louisville Democrat.
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TIE SHIP THOMAS WRIGHl-DEArH OF THE
HON. ANGUS PATTERSON

BALTIMORE, Thursday June l. leo4
Ne..OrIeans papers OF Friday last are received -
Intelligence from the ship Thomas Wright, ashore OIL
Osacw Island reports her gong 10 pieces. portion oi
her cargo running rigging aId had been saved
Tie Hol. Angus Patterson President OF the South Caro-
Ina Senate died on Friday last.
Tie remains of the late Judah Touro have been taken
from New Orleans tor interment at Newport, *. 1.
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Arrived.

Brig Griffin Br) Webb Bermuda Al de. potatoes and ODD
to Permission & Jones
sehr EsssIu Belle Turner Odsnd Ne loubsr 10 Warren
Co. -
sehr Trident South rhomsson snOw Galveston, Texas
as sussr al moiass.s L. q. Murray Co
wIND-Durins the day ENE. and fresh
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHIsGToS. Thursday, June !, 1854
In the SENATE this morning only eleven Members were
nr,, ert And in IA House REPRESENTATIVES, only ten
III. Journals reed when each House adjourned till
Monday
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MEDAIsDAY, Nay 81, lSJi
Arrayer meeting was led In he church this morning
at Oo'ock.
~ o'clock The Associate convened nnd re'a'ne' 80
businoss.
After the reading Of tic minutes Of the previous day
scsion the reading d loacr from CHURCHES belongng 70
tie Association RESUMED Letters from the ''"'"ns
ciurehe wcre read
Eat Mi,.- c;5wn ORANGE County Iem?s"ad ho'. IAN
Cou,ty. Cold SYiing, Long islnHi B!D1m l!o' Wv
Sorl Ciiv: Parh,,le Sullynn Comfy Eiri Manner
N,vYork CITY. Proydcnca Ntw.lnrk City, Ncwto"n'
io,c I.lnrd; CCu'rnl Brookiyni Wet Staten i'iahi'
cIi,~ Urnueh Eew-York Cyi Oys.er Bay Long Islanp,
va Marion. Long leland Shiloe. Ncwbnrgh' nnd foT'
JnNs. , ~, e.,,.shlv for
che ~, ,o,ssinu Of TIC Baptist Church Nyack. y J., anu
p,ootIav.t Bnpiiai Church NJ fnphnnk Ea.h wac re-
,,d a. ,t i,egs 81 the Assoc e'ion. ard ts ~ hps
f,c5 ,lfir delegate the right had Of fellowship On
istsf Of Ne Accordion IL ,,,,, ia, con.
Ill., - An, sevtown Church, Long leland, presenter
,,;r,,y %, o,t nfav0rnbc 10 The REQ RanhihR :" W."
LODI no .. rort WIS received mn NO '"'nunl'o .
clAfged aud 10 Trustees II The A's"e'''''" "s'"' "
inquire iunlu into The mailer . p,., f,L,r,b n,
Gn a ,e,aton hat the Bethesda half" 'nul'"'
ftstnfytd Com be recognized ~ ineinp'i ., ", - ~
quito n warm debate cnsusd. " hPP'''' ~" ~, a.,
gfittsGa Church vhs. sotno years hi"''' 80 -
seeed.d frst~ ,i,e pifs Church ht that ps'S anu w
ghlss a tho FIRST Cliufoh opposed tho nH"''~" " ~ ~
tbe gtonpd lhht "a whs not a 'hpi'h >" 800 - =.
Anfr istg dsfnssrd fUr shout on hour H's su',..t.
sto.udn,ftt sas odsrtd - the sfsot thni mo "'n-
1bnfrb be- admitted into this Association wh'n VIZ ~
have seliisd be difficulty D"w otiFtnH p't"''" ~,,
t.s .fsf (hHffh, ord hlsO recommending 'ie' -,
A.. b. hut 0ins.l 6ofn Do Association To mas" mn or -
i,lrg about reconciliation. fnp'io" mas INC" '"' "
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MAkINE nISASTER.

SANDY Hook, Thursday June l, 1888.
The schooner Rebecca of Orleans, Capt Gould from
Tappahannock ~ days, with cOrn TO Riee lnaxer %.
of boston encountered veayy squat Yesterday morning
ana lost foremost foress and ali standing and running
Te oug attached She coming in tow Of die schoon-
or Nm j. Arthur, Capt. j. L. Hammond
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Foreign Ports.

AI.e Of Sal April bark Tally Ho Higgins SD 9Th brig
Planet, Rider Gambia. NJ, L.
Az Port spain Trinidad sbt 9Th ult brig Loanso Roberts rom
for 81 Domingo lSexpereuced very neaVy
the d fhIr'g part OF cargo
Al surina April Cuba Fitz for Boston 10 ~ or 81 days
l Amazon Pufer Gloucester Gbt 80 Peaiiez Center
for do, do MI,
Al ST. Pierre Mart 9th a, ehr George Byron BLANCHARD for
Gle 9Th
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Ocean 5lramcts, &r,

NOIICF.-Thc steamship CURLEW, WILL MI
IN sAIL en- SOW Yok hem uda ant ~ Thomas on 49,
ssta,stt,d-t ha,nf bs'a determined o. - 'S,fs,HD
line o. ihe iuutr. "
NOTICT-Thc L. 5. MAIL STEAMER SOUTH
~ EnNER for CHARLESTON h~ies uuavoida5I detained
" 30 ss,r rtll Igociock NJ Ihi- DAY tJuns , --
Tor CHARLESTON and FLORlDA-SEMl-
WfrkLY 4 \ MAIL LtNE-rh' fsvo.i' ara iA.
40, .ssH.r TiiERNFR Ewaa Commando Wi ,s ~
o. ts.sss srpiy 90 sfoFFORp TlLEsroS Co NO 80 p
EoR CHARLESTON aud fLOHpA--sEMl-
vFTKIY 4 MAIL LINE Tho new aud ia,t 'ss".
.ssasr MARios " Fo.sr cemmsndsf wi, 'ase rs W. -
m, an ioafd herr an bill. Of adng vii BE- 'sn'1 'n
T., az, a ths eacs u sfOFFORp riLEsroN 70 70
n,.saw., 1hnush ueie,s 10 floFAis a. iol'~' 10
vile tsi. "a lustAs sN
II :. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA VIA As
,...d ia 81, houf. MOspAN Juns a. sesloss " nea
-, .. al, Vauru 81 Rirsf will DO dsa ehed No We,
ILLINOIS eanuos al fansnA WIZ We "'' ."N
ssd a. ~ ist sissiuhip JouN /. NrEPhtNE -. snt
Q, th Line Sow 10 o 'ie' -
~, cheer tssi Is. galoaa berth in aa'as ,
.Ln r ttan. lst ship 30 sip, az i'sp 's'ep
h.. L.fih rsluana iiineAirr's ffansh i''.t -
berth n i~ef sHla"n "a -ii
r.t. II. a. above fsri Hs-tas1 b"h ''in's me Ns
.a go be rfss.at spsp villain "" ''' wa " '
a. tsuHHt 90 ,-.,-...... ., ~. r.,ts,
CsHlssuis sse Invited 80 %" ana s""'' w ~
a.. -, 49,
'''' WY IhAA WutrNsT
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SPECIE IN THE L. 5. TREASURES.

WAsHIsGros, Thursday, June !, 1855
The Treasurer official statement reports the amount oil
suec N tie United States repositories at sas
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From Tho n. Y. Independent.
THE TOCSIN... PEAL No. i.
.xr, .hronr The Courts. that once were free,

-, ~ r Isall hsSt he rnbb,e" Boston Paper
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Nrw-YoRK SUPREME COURT-City and COUNTY

~ ofNsw.Yors. = CAThARIhE A WELLS; y Johh
hOORE rirt d. t.aia- FSk1 W Ellis summons i0f
Eee-fCom not 10 the DEFENDANT You are hereby
unnousc required the complaint In this aeon wheh
Clerk thu CITY and County 81 New
Yos the ~ H CITY Of New iort aud 70 serve espy o.
vou said complain. the snh~cber az h once
No Bfoedwsy sid City of New fors within t.ssy ds
the service 81 tbs summons OF you exclusive oi ns Gay
the said complaint within me TINE
frr,ad auus this seos Will sPIy 70 the Cost Tor TOE
relief d,maudsd IN the complaint -
y h BOOARDUs, Plaintiff Attorney 40 brosdwg ~ u
B-The complaint this sclon was Sled 10 The ONE o. ths
C ~ h- CIV ard County Yors the 18th day u April
us4 fs.o l.uew1hl p r. BOGARDUs, Psntifs APy
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CupREME COURT. KINGS CO:-WILLilAM

- AkFRIY ssd RICHARD c. AKERLl sxsirst SooiA an -
NuLOUGhBY 10 JOSIAH L. WILLoUoHbr; roaefe neispls
surouea CURED the " ~ i g. =.
- ia ia tn oGce tire CLERK Of tie Comfy o.
Broo.yB ,h day Of APr lS snd % se... No
compliant the uoer oeis ~ AZ
NJ. Atap,ls.t Erookln within twenty dss sls - 80 20.
~. nnf.ous e1egsve Of the da Of So 80, rsa
~ - H. plsa; within The time ~ ~.
Ia. " hs w ssks j.dnsa aasst yoa %, .b tssare
h5 "a .ist, doars and forty nine csrt ana
So IN. ,bi, re day Of March tLoaaa1s ss ss Sd
e,ur beside q th. acton psse a. Attorney
vi
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Cisnrsd this Forenoon.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK..........".Jrsr l.
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TN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF

IA. Couufy Of New York IL kesrby yen 70 AL persons
lsis. assin JACOB BOwER late Of The City Of New
~ .,,d 10 nee. with vouchers thereofio If'
nus LAWTON hs ces No II. Nasa1st IN the City NV
Yok before tie second dsy Of september neI-Daed Se"
-kkAn Ann BOWERS, AdninssIsHIs
avn Atfv- ff Admin mo lswom IN
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papcr Udrehousce.
cdl.

/,INKIEIaNp COAL.-Ihe NEW-CREEK CO.
rc,sins at BALTIMORE regular 'upill II CUM
BfHLAND COAL their hinl "a Hampshire co.. hra the
e,r rfctA Tk.i tcs believed . DO el1E
h susv 10 AZ, mined tic Cumberland region FOR ssa
t..s ie, superior Tho estimation IN which u i'1 ~
Srsn,. M H. u NAVY AID ~ the Of locomotives eaa 10
h.~ust tie Orie. 81 thc Company. No ), NaIs.
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". IosIAn wILLouonstIro JOSIAH
h. MiLLOuSHBl You are he'so{ n w.s died ia Ice oaics
a. si az al, CssB knss a bi.osJs ~ "a .,a,
ne isiA ~ yucf snsScf o tne stS
alit ~, - s., A. hsir oss No w Aas.eS' sioony.
"a ne service Of this sanarnons on yoa relu
wHtn .ush ssryics, sna fall % snf~ef Ne sse
a,t ., ls he soF.ssd tho p!slntn W ihs ssSy' 10
eenAh for The Of Eleven Hundfsd ssd ~
80 Cents ~h nieres, from The hr.' DAY -
ki hundred and hfy four besides ne ss<s
- ,,.t.n-nsfsd Marsh Sc 1854
81 swc~Ih. LkNis bhONr, rihhth a..''eys
nUPREME COURT, Dutchess County. The
- FARMFRS sra MANUFACTURERS BANK ss.inst CYRUS
= sIEPARnsur for Mon.y Demand on Contsse'-,a
DEFENDANT Doa hereby Summoned % answer me eos
rsn, In this Astiea q Which copy ber.~lA ss.sa -
Ged the afh day Nay is>s me ~
fhs Csk hi s ,ouuy Of Dsfcb.- Poaxhkeepse and sevs
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ssgve hereof, exclusive OF tns esy
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in.g nd Gfy our Tie of this set.se .ns
Dated May 1854 t'oLh' = ,ss 1917 ..~< II y
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-01

lsy the whole matter on table for the purpose OF ba
ing the report of the Committee Circular Letter In"
motion prevailed, and
The Rev. DR.. SrEscER II. Cost Chsrnan OF I'M, ~
,rt.ee nr.s,nt.d ,ircu,ar Letter written in 1873 by the
Rev Dr. FuGicr md patsh,d in the minute 81 NJ ooly
O. IT, tine All recon mcnded that for TIE in % 'he
to rrerar, ef,er Of this kind il BE- enarsred on ,s
ninut,s aud rcruilished The Crcuias besf b" '"''
s.EfiCr Adopted ; ,
All O'Clock the Association adjourned to meet again ''
q clock.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1854-02-18

WyHE public are hereby informed that
there will be sold, at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, BY the undersigned,
at the residence of Mr. Jean Pierre Lafeur,
in Prairie Chataigner, in the Parish Of St.
Landry, ON
Tuesday 28th February next, 1854,
the following described property belonging to
the Estate Of the late Mrs. Adrienne Desho-
tells, deceased widow Of the late Alexandra
Bite. Fontenot pere both deceased late ofth
aforesaid Parish, to-Wit,
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1854-02-18
WOOL 81 HIDES.

M R. J. L. COURET will continue to purchase
W. Beef Hides. He buys also War and Tallo,0,
when they are brought at his residence, in Ope-
1ousas, where he pays, as usual, cash.
He will also buy all the Wool of this Parish and
surrounding Parishes, where men will be sent on
the plantations to shear the sheep; he will also
go at the planters residence, who has some for sale,
to claim the preference. Being well informed on
the value of those articles, he is able to pay them
a fairer and higher price than any one
Many persons knowing Mr. Coure's loyalty in
business transactions, will find their advantage in
granting him the preference.
opalousas, February ush, 1saE'-12t.