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hLLlsl BELLsI BELLs 1.-THE subscribers manufacture
constantly all OF church. factory steam
Gerry, locomotive, school house, and plantation bells These
Mhse with the yokes with noveahe arms They
be turned around that the eiappef will strike IN new
which desirable after bell has been ung few years
All the cinppcr rom resiins
the b thereby poongns the sound These bells are maauiac
e from hest stock, aud in castngs AZ tb
found improve
eat We gv. written that II church belts break within
yea from date Of purchase with far usage We wiz ccs with
warranted. Nearly 5000 bells
this foundry, which the beet
superiority. We nteen gold and silver medals
dsd from fr for the best hes for rpnosoasness
Par OF ionen Wcpay particular attention getting up pea
hines, refer furnished by us Our foundry
in few Hudson river, Erie canal and railroads
direction. the largest establishment OF the
the Und states. largest assortment Of bells
rrs can be filled great despatch We can cer 20 belle IN
Of the States. belts taken exchange for new ones
A. MENEELY's SONS,
Mav 2l--Iyjsep wr~t Troy, ". v,
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Form Of a G4ara~sss.

The undersigned undertake thai, If the foregoing bid for
carrying lie ia No. - lie accepted by the Post
Geneu the bidder shall prior tho LIST day Of July
next, the required litigation perform the
vice proposed, with good and Sufficient suretes- a
Dated lSigned by Two guarantots
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Form of Certificate.

The undersigned (postmaser, judge, clerk OF cou
record, may be) cert2es that he 10 well .
with the above and their property
that they OF properly and able 10 make good tho
guarantee, .sE .W. H sC tFg.A
Dated (Signed
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Of there wrle the sum in words full
length
Dated ISgned.l aA
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rREEN's and Paper Cleaner for Book-
keepers clerks and literary RenemenA new kind OF eraser
for ever yet
Aside from s qualities MS pencil cssncr
stains with facility than the ordinary
sctspe Iesves The surface OF the paper wnnsrmed
For sale by COLLINS BOVINE so,
street Pennsylvania Branch
Of Hall, ia and f78 Pearl street, ~ y
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NOTTCEThe following In st. Johns Church offered
IN had the let January the
having right, nj mol less
thanth The ns.esed by the Chnrcht
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The following list OF American journals printed
from copper-faced type:
New York Tribune, Bostos Journal,
New York Herald, Boston Commonwealth,
New York sun, Boston Transcript,
Morning Courier aud Enquirer Boston HeIad .as..
New York Express, Boston Traveer
New York Journal, Boston Post,
Universal, Of Mexico, Cincinnati Commercial,
American messenger, True Democrat, Cleveland, VI,
Cbild's Paper, and others ia this country ana
Phil Saturday Evening Post, England
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UTAH


l2soi From Salt Lake City. by American Fork, Provo
City, Springfield Pay,on, summit Creek. Nephi
o,y' Fillmore ca G,,y Red Red Geek. rn'ovan, John
Bernardino, Cal, TO San Diego, l,ooo miles and
back, once month. @e
Arrive at san Diego by the 18Th of the next month !,
Leave San Diego on the 2oth Of each month
Arrive at Salt Lake City by the 18th OF the next
month
l2so2 From Salt Lake City, by. Palmyra, Lehi City.
American FORK, Pleasant Grove, Provo City. Pay.
son, Springvie, Corn Greek, Fillmore City, and
Sal, Greek, to Msn,i, 30 miles and back, a
Leave Salt Lake City every Monday at Ga IA;
Arrive y Manu by p IN Tuesday;
leave y Mss , ess ss, di,v Ihsisasy sS am F,a,v
l2so3 From Salt Lake City, by Fort Laramie 10 Council
Blui., in Iowa, 1000 miles and back, a
Leave Sal, Lake City on the 10Th Of each month;
Arrive at Council Bluffs by the sh of the mex,
Leave Council Blofrs on The Ioth Of each month
Arrive Al Salt Lake ciy by the 9Th Of the next
Separate proposal; for the par, part beyond Fort Lara.
route twice month each way.
l2soi From Salt Lake Cry by milles Creek to Browns
vile, 40 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Salt Lake City Mondays and Thursdays at 8
Arrive at Brownsville by 8 o m same days:
Leave Brownsville Tuesdays and fsldays at s am
Arrive At Sat Lake City by same days
i2so5 From Salt Lake City to Tose oiry, 80 mile, and
Leave Sail Lake City every Monday at6s m;
h"ys hs.ys Toas 4 aefs ey yy sysy rs..asy
Arrive ut Salt Lake Guy by pm.
NEW MEXICO.
I2gOo From Santa Fe, by Albuquerque Socorro Don Ana
Fort Fillmore, Fronicro. Tsxas,) III Paso, San
Elsaro, Msgotsinsville. and Leona, to San ADto-
MO, $40 miles and back, once month.
Leave Santa Fe the Isl of each month;
Arrive San Antonio In % days;
Leave San Antonio the let OF each month
Arrive 1t SANTA Fe In Is days
Bids 10 cafry twice month invited /; also, bids
make the trips in 20 days E
1901 From Santa Fe. by La Canada, to Fernando de
Taos, 10 miles and bsck twice n month
Leave SANTA Fe the Ists and 10th Of each month At
sam;
Arrive a, Fernando de Taos by the 81 snd l7'h at
Rm;
Leave Fernando dc Taos on the 18th and 18th Of
each month at am
Arrive at Santa Fe by the iith and both At ~ m.
bids for weekly trips invited.
iaso2 From Donand, BY Fort Beiknsp. 10 Gainesville in
Texas, and back, once in weeks.
Bidders to state distance, and schedule Of arrivals and
departures .tH4
Bids for weekly trips ars invited.
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FORM FOR A BID.

Ir1rs change from adrrfiwment contemplated bs hs
bidder.
Tor we, as the bel There write the
in fu of there the residence residences
hereby propose carry the mail No. -, from
--, as often as the Postmaster Gencrals adver
for proposals for tho dated October 3 1854
In The time stated In the schedules contained In
said advertisement and by the following mode of
to.ws fhere how IL s so be convsysdl for
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oouShn ousnhed spitahie for family or ess
IL three be had with without boefd
together separately. pleasant
the Capitol the Na,ons nfown and other hotels Pense
inquire Mrs j. r. Van Nes ~ and 9th streets
Missouri
Nov 3o-dNs
.,rArIE and Fancy statoorry.-Irst opened several
newly selected staple and isncy stationery which we
CoLLINs BOVINE, q CO.,
Eleventh sscord dsos north OF Pa
Hrnnoh OF siaiouers' uaiir
Nova7-dA Nand iTb Fearl street, view fors-
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,UTuAL LIEE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
IL York
Nett cash fund, August J. 1889 oasoa 90
r. .. WInsTos, President. Isaac AnnAr, Secretary.
profits the assured and on policies for
the made avsah. IN Pnu payment Of premiums
Of those who wish II.
Policies security Of creditors issued al reduced rates OF
Erpanaoy pamphlet. information obtained by
CHAs. DE sEDTvG, Agent,
Seventh at, opposite Odd Feiovs' Hall
Andrew Larpsr above, duly authorized 10 receive
APPLICATIONS. sep i5 2awu
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ENGLISH TESTIMONIALS.

: ENGLISH TEbTInJNIAI.b \
WnirssRIARs, July 30 1863.
the advantages de-
pabie from type and plates
combining, enables judge peserva
sharpness mpression and increased nciV and
economy in working. ....,x.. . ,,x,.~r
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hecIed gnf1g'-, q Z
Misses nd chldren's gasers, 81 81 50.
Together with all other qualities Of ladies' misses, and cds
CATERS, boots sips, Jenny Lind, aud Jeferson's.
patent leather calf boots Oxford ties,
button gters of every style and quality
hoes OF variety
We would all ese call before purchasing As
stock manufacturers Union
heh in style and quality DO not forget
"a cali a A.. HOOVER SONS,
side Of Penn. between 9th and h Streets
II-2awGe
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GROUND FLOOR.
GALLERY.

Application 10 be made TO the treasurer OF the Church
Nov "a a--lawift25Dcc
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334 Strand, August TO- 1853.
certify copperiaced type,
London Journal" the satisfaction
has maintained its original sharpness and
beauty been made least three times durable have
had fifteen millions of impressions from this font, which
August 1851
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PROPOSALS for carrying The mails Of the Uned States,
from LIST day OF July 1884 TO the li day OF Jaly noo,
Ia the Stale Cafornia and ia the Tentortss OF Oregon,
Utah. and New Mexico, will be received Al the Contract
Office Post Office Department.. in the city Of Wash
inpton unt a n ,he Sd Of April 1854, to be deci-
ded by 2ad efApri, 1861 tue routes and In the
times herein spec ined VIA
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AMERICAN TESTIMONIALS.

TRIBUNE OyrIcE, New York city, Jan. 10, 1853.
To the NEWT IN CoAP
We using the second font OF copperfaced
the Tribune find the durability letter greatly increased
Of We consider tho working
to be materially improved.
THOMAS NJ ROCKER, Foreman.
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aoru OF gee
copper type approval For
e1ecting the
delivery paper with facility and yielding
ink ordinarily required and thereby
OFF To nothing Of its increased durability
Of obanable copper
10
FREDERICK SALISBURY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-30
A MORNTNG MBER

ranks of the American forces omit I" render great
praise to the gu.lnniry !" the howltzer cnnnny,
lwhnse small crops experience! one p' Iiie Sa'ids'
tiIlcris.s rendering ucvr service during the whole
action: and who have received the grateful uc.nuw
luIccm,nts Of Commander Kelly for their confidence
cvlrc in him by pac:i; ihcnnc Ives uh'!cr his COM
lnnnd, and nr their important assistance III storinnS
the lmpcriulist cnircncl!icnis.
The lr,n;works having been taken, and the camp
set fire 10 by the English Captaln OCala.lnn re-
qurstrd Captain Kelly {" cover i!s retreat nt the
bridge Accordingly, III" American inrccH advanced
about Il half mills ia the ri-ht hnI gained nrw posi-
ton. Here the Americans found the British rear
guard rctrcnnc aud ia:gc body OF inpcrallsa nd
vancin. under cover nf the batteries Of some war
iunks in Son. Chow creek. These were soon checked
nv the fire OF the three American iicd pieces and fell
back to their dcfcnccs The main body OF the Br-
tish now rcoinc the lmrric"hs ana II was arkh"w
ledge, that our forces helm. where they were, pre-
vented the British from bcng entirely surrounded,
and their retreat cut oil The action hnvim" thus glo
riurslv ;crminatcd lccombincd forces marched buck
10 the river bank where ihcy were greeted with ell
,hu.ius:c cheers from the shipping. The number ui
the impcrialists kilcG! anl wound is unknown Tnd-
viduafzins is scarcely to be expected i'll detailing
such events us have Induced this letter, but cGnnul
omit paying pussing complainant tn Dr. D!is. the
Assistant Surgeon uf The Plymouth, for s c0O'nHss
aud activity iii attending 10 The w"un'ic an the ic.d
ni action and 10 Mr.. Norris, the Cartnin'a Clerk,
who bravcly accompanied The forces throughout the
engagement.
As Il matter of security. and ia prevent their re-
occupations the brcustw"rks "t the latn cntrrnchmcns
wcrc razcd 10 the ground, under the protection o de-
lncnnrnts from The Plymouth and English men ui
war; and picket guards stationed OH the outskirts OF
the settlement To keep both the rebels and imperial.
lists beyond defined limits They may, AMI doubtless
will have many encounters, aud their struggle may
long continue but i; is {" BE- hoped that far TO-
rrigncrs are concerned,
Grim vi,aprd has sniooihed his wrinke,l irout.
And so ends this strange cvenfu history
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-30

yeur. Every variety OF soil, every feature Of lanl-
scape, all products from those of AIninc to those Of
Tennessee, lnny be found there.
"lhese Territories, according to the above estimate,
will make ten States each large m Missouri which
has 65.oF square miles. a kingdom, an empire in
itself, which, when ii shall have once been brought
into the world hy means Of rails and steamboats,,
and pcopled, as ii will be- with unprecedented rapid
y under the present STATE Of feeling about il, will
make very respectable addition 10 the sistcrhou,l of
States. We do not suppose we have hit the num-
ber of miles exactly in it, \ few thousand square
miles or less of our Uncc's furn il Of 10 ac-
count. We believe our computation to be approyi-
mativcly correct.
"This vast Territory is GU: up in all directions by
rivers, among which arc the Kansas, the Smoky
Hill, the Plnttc, the Missouri aud the Yellow Stone,
stretching their 5riarca urnls through the whole re-
son, aud gathering in the waters Of tile Rocky Noun
t,n springs, the thousand Ialics, and the melting
SHOWS of those unbrokcn souleo 10 pour their trl-
butcs into the grcn; bosom Of the Father of Floods.
The highlands between these water cuurscs expand
iu,o open roliug prarirs the suil Of which II gene
rally fertile, and producing variety of rich grapes
and succulcut shrubs but in few localities destitute
of springs The river ALLEYS consist Of rich lohm'
in some places subject 10 inundntun, but Tor the most
part tillnhc. That portion adiarcnt to tile St"tc ut
Missouri, including the sources OF the Ncostro, the
Vcrdcgris, the Maras tie Cygne, and other trbnta-
rics of the Usage and the lower section Of the kaisas
river is unragoncd for the fertility of It's SOIL the
value of its timber ami forest trees the beauty of It's
rolling pruires and broad valleys, the number Of its
pellucd streams ld rivulc, and tlc suluLrity OF ts
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,uE R.CHMONE ENQUIRER
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Is M; dollars ii taken for shorter period @ IMAM ONE ONE
:c' Ge III Mon,k p.yabe in advance 10 be paid
HIs n, rc' rs,n,ca =, all postpaid or six dollars
=. n: the end OF the year -,
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:; ;..,,bI. Buk notes, nj the risk OF the Editors,
:. ~ o al ::rs berg paid By nc nr'y* The post
letter /. scarcely Of any account to the wri.
- accumulation of postage, in un extensive bu.
:, j.b ou,ra.cs Us u serious tsX upon Editors.
~" fERMS or ADVERTISING.
n,ry ESorrRER-For TEN lines or less, first
~ M, ccms, r..d every succeeding insertion TWEEN.
=, .,a... Ii Inserted once week twice week, or
,s. week. ;lirty.sevrn and half cents for each
.S,er::.crs are charged fifty dollars for TWELVE
,i,at proportion for advertisements of greater
.,-,n: Lottery Ncudcrs und Auctiouccrs, who are
:; : s.,I. paper :nclude.D
g., - .rx; WrYKLY-For TES lines or less, first n.
pa; r.n:. for each continuance 80 cents:
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-. ;.,., Il distance .nust be accompanied with the
c. satisfactory references, TO insure execution
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NEBRASKA.

recent issue Of the n. Y. Herald gives the result
of dgent compilation Of the reports of scientific
cors and Of travellers, well us facts founded upon
observations made in more than five thousand miles
of truvcl over the space between the boundaries
of the States and the Rocky Mountains. The writer
we have alluded to shows thut there is enough
for all the cntcrprising population that will rush
Westward to fill up the rich territory, and under the
mighty civilizng influences OF tho age, convert the
tecming natural treasures of the country to the
benefit Of the whole world Thousands arc now pre-
pairing to populate this garden of the New World and
we are happy to agree with the sound and conscrrn-
tive editors of the Philadelphia Argus that these
thousands ago to mako their homes there, to become
part and parcel of the State, to till tho soil, to build
the Cities to make the roads, and to form Statc go
vcrnlucnt upon the principles of civil and religious
federation, which have made this Union the paradise
Of the world-the home of the down-rodden and OPP
pressed. The equcston of slavery or untslavery will
be forgotten in this new Territory The settlers will
be too busy III preparing the ground and sowing the
seed 10 bc disturbed by the Vaccinations of those
who seek to force their disgusting trensonnbc doc.
riuee iu every mans face matter how disasteiul
they may bo to his patriotism. The class of people
who will populate Nebraska cannot be affected by
such devices. They. are fully empowered TO make
their own laws without the interference OF the Nortl
ern Abolitionists, aud any intermcddling will be
and properly checked So long as the bill
was under discussion the attacks Of the Abultionsts
and Wings had color Of excuse but the attempt
to people the Territory with men whose arowc! OBJ
iect is mischief, is totally inlefensiblc:"
But to tho interesting fucts to which VIC have alu-
ded:
"Ihe boundary Of Nebraska, as fixed BY the late act
of Congress- il the parallel tho North, the Western
lines of tho States of Missouri, Iowa aud Minnesota
on the East, the main ridge Of the Rocky Mountains
on the West and tho 10th parallel on the South
The boundary Of Kansas, fxcd by the lutte act is
the 10th parallel on the North, the Western line OF
the State of Missouri on the East, tho 3th parallel
on the South, aud the Eastern line Of the Northern
horn Of New Mexico to the 3sth parallel tot tho East
crn boundary Of Utah back to the line Of departure
(i0 deg.)
"Ihus these Territories extend through noarly II
degrees OF longitude, and full that many of latitude
With the Southern boundary of Kansas on the same
line with the Southern line of Tennessee, tho North
ern lintof Nobraska is fixed in those regions where
snow Lies upon tho ground through two thirds OF the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-30

Mr. Houston offered resolution to .errnir,.- te
!GDa'c on the Mexican treaty bill tomorrow II:
sic saul great anNicty:- expressed tha, this session
,hai terminate on thc3lst OF july and in tim, feeling
~ ~ SEiphthlscd rs much any member. On Alon-
''aY next he rou! Govc To take up the resolution !ur
"Joi!rlEnrit, ,nn' ii the progress OF business
rant it, will vote for it,
Af Haven sad tha. from the turn the debate Lss
th"e' II WA evident that il the House -ail not cg.!
!n: me correspondence and instructions rler;vc o ,he
.icAiati tf'nty the 'lrbrtr might rs well bc close;
now ~ nor. Il tn be conceded on n hand.
that ihio House has the ri. rs matter of c.lcc,-
ricf I" withhold the appropriation. Ii ,h, friends .:
the administration are willing the instructions snd
correspondence shall be- iai before the House thu: II
may b" nc;e' "a IS question ol cypeencv uud pro-
pr!e!y then the debate ought 10 bc close. .or sew
er':l days He supposed The correspondence and IL.
:rucioli> We're i'll Il condition Ia he transmitted 20 tho
House !iavins ALREADY been before the Scnae c0Ii-
,lenllly The frenzy looks fair On lis face. iu il The
House would test il whether it i. proper ore ihey
should haze the documents before them
HE resolution 10 close The debate al nt0a ;u.,rcr.
row was a'ioli.'i--yc;" ~, nays Is.
Mr. Mace offered Il resolution. which was adopted!
allowing tie sccrt committee irGuds coancc.c3
WIN The mail steamers 10 employ rlcri. ios iwe.ty
days.
The House then went into committee on ;hc MeA..
cnn treaty bill.
lie debate YVES continued until O'Clock IN ,h"
r'cnc, III the course al which speeches ws,G !ate
pr" hnd con Oh the Nebraska bi when, there hcins
no quorum present, and alnos: total darkness lao
chambers not being lighted the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-30
4 SPLENDID ELOWrR-

On Tuesday night We were delighted To receive from
Mr.. james Guest, floral treasure from his wrllc,l
Hollywood Nursery west OF the city limits. 1t was II
magnificent flower Of the N!eh,-bl"oming Crrcis.--
We have never seen anything more purely rich aud
beautiful than this exquisite specimen ii Natures
hnnl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-30

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, JrsE 20;
There were $50 head Of cattle Mt the scales to-day,
and $50 sold at prices ranging from TO - pc. lV0
lbs. on on the heb boot equal TO ss 5 lc'., averaging
81 81 gross, showing decline of 80 cents pr ew,
i've weight. The average price Y,"ss All l. :; %: s
s 55e.s So rbeep Hs dull al = 50 3 so por head.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-30

tliANttiet y ih'ilSI!i. - Giouccstcr Circuit
~. ipr!l Term. ISL
. i. lc.er:n. ANA Ebcnezer Nutz, Complainunts.
:4.as:
$ C. Ca:lcu admir- Of John r. Cutle,t deed, and
Defendants.
au.c came ON this day to be again heard Oh the pa.
a.cr!y rcnd, and tue report OF Commissioners CHtet
r-wc: ,!i. day returned. and argued by counsel
,s."tion whereof il appearing 10 the Court. by the
slr tint the plaintiffs reside bpyond the limits oil
cla,a9nwca,t, aud that the tender required by the
O. ac l9;i! Gny OF October, lsJ3 of the conveyancc
: erected cannot be made TO them the Court doth
r o-i.r and decree that the said Commissioners,
a.! Scawcl!. do prepare and execute proper and
~: ;rm"'yancc in lee with special warranty Of the
comprised IN the a.rcsu!cu; in the bil mentioned,
!. '.ccp:ion Of the grave yard and that Ann H.
dow OF the said John 7. Cutlc,t, do join the snid
!uncrs III the said conveyance, u. 70 pass TO the
: her estate IN dover. in the prrmi-:- which said
.acc il 20 be approved By Commissioner Warner 7,
gnt duly certified TO TO he ready tor rccordaron
. 10 law; and when the snd convey ancc shnll have
.s"uarcd, approved and certified aforesaid, the
,, hn'! Scswcll Commissioners, ordered to de-
:. said conveyance with :he clerk of their Court,
c:er:-d 10 the plaintiffs, should they pay the seve-
!. Vi money required by the sud decree TO he pnii
:. and interest thereon md also secure the pay
:c several sums directed by the said decree to be
IS deed OF trust. according 10 the provisions o.! the
r-, r:orc the sale directed By the said decree, or
..i for the Use OF the purchaser or purchasers u
or ;c laid decree; and the Court doth further ad.
g.icr and decree tIut notice Of ruch deposit be pub
= :!r Richmond Enquirer. newspaper printed III
Y o: Richmond, once week for four successive
!a, ,Cc! dcpc.i, AID the publication of the uo,ice
Aforesaid be equivalent 10 tender to the plhin
.-e coG"cyance aforesaid; gud that after such de-
:. publication .hall have hrcn made. the -uid COM
49,. Cuii"t, and Scawell DO proceed to execute the
az rcscc Gi the l2:h OF October hast, precisely ns
gj. have done i: they had actually made the snid
And iIr Court doth reserve the consideration nt
%: directions till ate: the said Commissioners shall
- !. .lc.. report.
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Ht DUI "as thtn ftltCttu-ytus To- NJ
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF r.

HOUSE OF REPRESEE ~ -
Mr.. Hnrris, Of Nlississppi asked but tld not obtan
leave, Mr. Cneman objeeting to introduce e.; ; resGu
ton requesting the President so far as III DIS opi"n
n;sh be Hons with anv information relative to the
citizens Of the United Stntcs aud other persons resi-
d;nr therein. being engaged in organizing and fitting
out military expedition for the invasion Of Cuba US
may have been in his possession on the 3ist OF May
last, the date Of his proclamation.
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c's' aai upon nn attachment returned executed;
!" c';'c OF this sit is 10 recover OF the dcicnuant
$ :5.S:!: and affidavit having been made and het
u ic:caiant above named is non resident OF this
awcal;h the said defendant is notified TO appear ut
~. 20 hc holden in the Clerks Office Of the said
u the ,irst Monday in July next aud do what is ne
y;o protect his interest in this suit
! iCcpy-Tcste: