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LoNOoy. Laurel co., KY, Nov. l. 1855
MEssRs v H. NTH y Go.-Last month. when on
TO Louisville having been AFFLICTED with Cls aud Feeer
weeks and fndiag relief in the
that too was i1dneed give Fever
trial and in days missed the have teen inn
proving daily sinee do think a47
on me You'd earnestly tas prepar
at ION 20 all those who afflicted with
Chils. Yours truly, JOHN A. CANaFAx
mere ny cert that during the with
my ay On n th street Broadway. Of Lon
lsve Ky, where myself and three
ed with Chills and Fever We tried the remedies ah
qulnne etc. Without getting relief when Smith g CO
feVer and Agse Cure was recommended and
Iaeneed 9snz it. and in few days wore all relieved
1t Is certain. speedy cure
or that distressing disease regard the best medicine
for the disease ever offered to the public
Given under my hand this day Of October 1875 Lo
vile, Ky. " 4 Ty-T1 q rs
personally appeared before the dersgned A Tvte
and made oath that the set forth in Che
certificate all true. Given ny hand h 25d az ~
October 1855 Jos rTE6 FTTg T . n %" y VI
foF saiein Eyansyille st wholesale retail by
=, KELLER. FARsTSLY & CO..
1eoe-ona Druggists. Vain street
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AUCTION SALES.
HIRAM NELSON
AUCTION ROOMS.

:. HIRAM NELSON
AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Court House Corner of Main and Third
diately opposite the Washin gton Hotel
MMAFING leased for term of years and attea mn tba
MI above we'll known stand, no prepared TO re-
ceVe Tor sale at auction private SALE
wares and household furniture horses
gies, etc.. etc. 1890 N~A
Cash advances made consig me nts when REQUIRED
Regular sales every Tuesday Thursday aud SATURDAY.
commencing at o'clock A. M Also Tuesday edpesdsy
and Friday ights at early gas light. 4-g
to. sT x--FN-S ~Sse1tuso
We weekly receiving. have now on hand large
and general assortment of FURNITURE Consisting ofsat
and 6annster backs scroll and scollop tops
Chairs; mahogany wood ef seat bairs E1abeS
spring seat rockers Sofas aocables centre
card dining and breakfast tables light
lounges mirrors tine common ana misses bedstead mat
einnati priees. 49,
We have also hand great variety efnotioas eweIrv
Violins aecordeons. pocket cutlery guns pistols
etc. etc., which will sel prices for cash
v wholesale orretal WOOLSEY & NELSON,
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JUST So.

VIE grf at attraction for the Ladies' ths av of Trv
N Goods, happens to be at E8fBIeHS Store on Msi1
street. three doors below Second We know hafr
on account of his selling cheap FROM the fact Of his
receiving fresh suppl of Goods; no bis
Store Is daily Gro wded with enstomers. rdenf2d
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.COAL FRoM TEE RoplAM alENlss.


Wis superior article of Coal ready for deliyev
from the city landing All it as The
attended to. as follows; = k ~
orders lett before IL clock NJ delivered same
Orders left after that hour before clock da
ilvered before noon next day - -
The Comp also prepared furnish Coal far
on the p. and 9 Railroad. follows - .
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AnAWss ExPTEEss COgEEo 4

0EPPBR Pimento Cinnamon Sqtnegs. for sale by the
eol5sf TENN EY s0RENSoN p
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AEts STORE AN ID NEW GOODS.
ANiNG removed re near the Wash
ington Hotel prepared to wait on Gil cur
their calls. = r
invite the ension Of all to agood assortment NEW
GOODS. lately received IRON Cincinnati
Junior tradeau1ongst which he found
many articles comfort OF
families
Orr Express will be always convey all ar
eies bought Of US tie city, free Of charge
Come and try us. y. W. s. S.VICKERY,
d13 diff Main at. between Second and Third
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TO DRUGGISTS. Physical RS AMI
COUNTssY nEEt u S,TI & N,rss z

4 . AJt& UNsNFEsE - III 4 = ENH q ma "A ND
COUNTRY MEEsS TEANTS. -
HE un ersigned have large drurs
aedlclnes chemicals oils. paints rvarniahes,
WOODS glass patent edcines. brushes etc.
are constantly receiving fresh supplies the
at small advance. hTsls - 80
Our Articles allse eced with care warranted
ogtve faetio as to genuiB quality pr6e.s
lnstTssent5 trusses. abdominal SUPP ortsrs
Shoulder braces OF the most pproved STYLES
Also large supply Daguerrean stock cons;stfnr Of
prices. 800 - $50
airs hllers Ene eut tobacco and choice lot of da-
Taaa Segars Biz eagcs. seeds ana foap
Merchants and dealers will please ef and examine onr
teek when N the city, and all will
mediately and carefully packed -
ALLEN U. HALLOcK. HALLOEE &sSTODDARD.Nt
" a X. SToDDARD, Tef sssa Wholesale Druggists
oSlS-e Main ST.. the rIver.t
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So sHessss = sfs e &Fks5aSSLS@
NATAL prepared TO furnish L0eiing Glasses In
Mahogany " smut. Rosewood Frames Looking (Iasa
Plates Picture Frames etc.; also. Gilt Frames Picture
Frames and Of Pictures Oil PAINT
ings, at "heiesai or retail AZ thelowest prices.
- : J. q. GEsT,
nhS3&yE ms 30 Vet Forrth atreet. cincnnati D
% PAlS Platform Scales. each for sale At
--z oeelza COCKS Family Grocery
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VIE Partnership heretofore existing between pbilf
HorP brook and Charles Churchill under the stve q
Churchill is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent r HornbTook IS therized the t am
for the purpose of settling she same. & M
p. H0RNBRONK
1svrov;,, ~ CHAS. CHURCHILL
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I4FaHs'IIIV, DEC. o 90.
ESREsEe.z

aefslgned having purchased the int.rast Of Mr. n
N the hr Of Hornhrook Churchill y iii con
IN business at the old stand under the style Of Horn
oIooh Co. ana soiels the patronage the pubIje An
persons indebted 20 the old firm will come and &
same ana all persons having claims against the old I'm
WIIl present che same for settlement. y ~ ~ IN
dec7-tf - H0RNRRnnK = cn !.
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q w AR "a. Il C al " 8 FTT

TEEHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
noenee to their frieuds. tbs pabis Evansville
that they have DEF Fhainea open Oce in
FansY1e to be devoted exclusively Of
the business OF their Line, have appointed ar G0
W MCBRIDE as their gent who his past connection
with TIE business. ia perfectly
ane TIE details Of their operation This arran hsb
been pade with the cole fncrasfnr OF
the Express thereby M
VIII be especisifg directed
Al persons having business with company will please
call MIR Mcbride. ofce FIRST street be-
LoeV and Main. who alone IL authorised to act for
naF2-def ALFREnGATTHER Superintendent.
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MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 18.
Council met pursuant to adjournment. Pres
ont Mayor Hopkins, and Councilmen Steele.
scantlin, Stephens, Elliott, Hedderioh, Kron,
hrats, Pushee, Hunnel and Mentzer.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 10. z
Sales of2oo bbls Howard street flour at
" 90; City Mills held at the same. Small sales
white wheat 81 COOL 70. Rye 81 SOL s..
Yellow corn 56@59c,
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II OOK HERE!-BARGAINSll-5 out-Lots for sale
~ cneaP. Gall quick For particulars inquire of
saAs T. BACON 81 90.
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LE.-2e bbls OF new brand and superior articIs.
- Just reeeivrd and for sale by - '-s.''
decIs-da PRESTON EROS.
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APPEAL TO THE LADIES
OF EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY

m N IA t.A FRS AT " Wholesale IND RETAIL.
ME undersigned constantly keepu large
Il nsnt of5resh Water Butter and Sugar Crackers
also Soda Eliot and Naval Bread which being
enTed by the latest Machinery they can be sold at
u low price as in place the
~ any other mandatory in the country large
oek awass on hand at my shop Water
deciS- dtf SINzTcu
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BY TELEGRAPH.

WELL II. WALKER, Cstv Czerh.
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w FIRM.

~ y. SEtHGRY & ~. -. PEACH,
4 have fornasi partnership Hhasr the name u :.
aud syle q 2 seAhuTy 90 And tskcn the stsck IA
and sAnd n -. seAhury o. ih Coapera hiock, -44
Crrry street. and announr T. the.F friends and the pabc.
tht they pfpare1 exery description u vort
Ia the PLUMBING BUSINESS in be nearst Ho-t sab
stsnts manner They also aruish ard 90 up Gas
tufs n me sndsoes yies. They respectfully saicis
skarv of puble pstTeaagv. isa4l
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EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENT

lIfE Trhtting Warrhouse, No. ~ iubc sllare
w With ~ the nofern Improvements, ard win be IRE.
pared by The 2pth cbrparY eEHibt Nes
spng Goods direct rom the manu ciurers and Cu.tom
Ia NeW iork, Boston and uiSitph comprising
larger and Amer class q Gons thaa has Heretofore
bee kept ~ Our W te nplvte every depart
nunt q Fancy and eta ls Dry Golds.
A J DUNCAN NICO
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TINHE partnrrhp hetVeen The nndersignrd In The
4 aad stys of J. VI. ssabury o. Sas dissolved BY
tga ne SIT alL Either a. vii attend 10 n,
J&sSTABURY,
III PEACH.
Ian2-u T.. J. SkABIRF.
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NJ sHELroN having rusunsd ne MARHLKf1vYO
vi BusiN ass s0icifs his frsuas nud thek k.@lj
pubie 10 gensrs vho may desire sork n hn hae . a
90 give him can at he SHOP eornrr q Chufeh 4 IL
street and ths Nashville And ChsttAnoosa RRiiFoad
depot H. Ntf ffep constantly On hand supply a.
q A0NIaEhfa, IOMhs AZ. ef Tie nnert ttAhan ane
gaa aeffaHtsa. sep4e--u
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1.n0nN CIIEAP-
DISSOLUTION

wuwn close the remsinier Of St-ek q Winter
Code songst which large assoFmen, Of Ban bLANElrs
oi vrrv Shoics qaality, at rKtreuaely oS pTces
ianls- A. }. n. co.
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IMPORTANT
tn FV ERY ROD Y -.


I0R the last three have bsen engaged busnes
Il known only % myseT, and comparatively few hers
whom have instructed for he OF S20A esch whc has
averaged atihe of from 90 9O 20 IS 900
and avng made arrangements Europe next spring
70 gaze in the business an desirous OF giving f1n
instructions in the Art every Who WIZ Fsmit ne
the Of oSE oILAR. am inluced, from the success
have been favored with and the happy acSnowege
ments have received from those have instructed In the
Art, and who making from 80 to 80 per day. 10
give every peron chance into Of this
valuable Of making small fortune. Their is no
about the bus here alluded TO- References OF
the bet class be given regards it's Character and
also refer persons in Philadelphia well in this city,
who have within four months embarked in the business and
who will testify that hey making on IS 70 tl5 day
the same II business in which either ass
uenen engage and with pect make very hand
some Income Several ladies in various parts of PeDnsyva
mia and Maryland whom have intTurtd in the art,
Gearing from % 96 PR das. II sa GEsTEEL Bust
EEss and but few killings required 20 start Upon
receipt Of 81, will Immediately send 10 the applicant
pioed circular containing fun Instructions in the Art which
will be perfectly erstOoa upon heing ONE read.
Address A. T. PARSONS,
No IS, West e6 n street,
Won
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IRON RAILING AND
NavVa,N1r aHAN NVny

IRON RAILING AND
ORNAMENTAL GRON WORK.
NHE subscribers prepared OIL orders Of any amount
i for IRON WORK, such
Railings for Public and Private Parks. Gardens
Steps VerRndahs, Balconies, Cemetery Lots, &c,
Also, IRON sTNRs, DOORS, sHUFTERS, sETrEES,
CHAIRS. TABLES, DOGS, WINDOW GUARDS GATES,
FOUNTAINS They pTy particular attention enelos
ing CFMETFRY L0rS and PARKS, having the largest
sormen Of Pa terms Of any establishment in the country
are enabled please the hstiious Arch
Builders I'm part Of the Union. wanting Iron
Work by sendng dressings will receive the estimate Cor
cost work, viii fnrnsh any from their dc
signs drawngs that may be desired
PERSON. Wishing articles OF manufacture, by address
ing few stating flr what purp Sc will he furnished
with PRINTED designs BY mail with the prices
ei Al orde viii receive prompt attention, and
the work finished aud hted in the best manner and packed
In boxes for safe carriage, HOOD \ Co.
i2l North Tenth Street.
And Broad and Ridge Avenue,
nov24-trwtn Philadelphia.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, MONDAY,
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHER scHEBL's Gem Advertising House,
BE- APPLETON Buu.DIxG, $40 and S4s Broadway v
LErE ~ w Late No. 50 Nassan-Street b
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| BARGAIN,

TN OAK TANERD IEAfHTR nELgsRu.-- ne subssFb-
lT oesFs ioi u sbout oQ iesi u frne eak tannsa
seather BsnF r sdhs lea tWo - sx pehss, ~ saet
sshpsi sssss Asu fsIAl aAd psg e. AFy,g seea,
Bas8 mo ~ WEST.
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APPROPRIATIONS
FOR SPRING OF 1856 7
THE subscriber. beg to can the attention of their fiend
and the trade generally, 70 their Arrangemsnts for
We shsn be prepared BY the ioth Of February show
LARGE AND ATTRAcTIvE STOCK.
Our Foreign Department
viii BE- supplei With almost an entirely stock vAicA
has personally selected os Of the house in EmOpA
We invite particular sttrntoz to
Our Dress Goods Department.
We shall be able 10 shou AL the
NEVIS DESIGNS AND FABRICS,
In silks, Baragss. Barags de LANES, challies Tie
sues, Elegant Robes. Brilliantes, Grenadines, De
BAiges, French, Scotch and English Muslins. Lawns
and cambrics, BombaEines, AlpaeeAs, shAwlA searfI
Aantillas, TGlmas, &c, &C.
ALSO,
very large s,~ck n FRENCH ScorcH ard IRISH EAl-
BsoinEaIEs, WHITE GOODS, LIAENs, LISES GOODS.
RIBBONS, &e sc.
In the
Hosiery Department,
An unusually large stO.k, eInDFae,ng every variety e
English and German Cotton. SILK and Lisle Threa1
Hose, Gloves, hitts and Small Wares, &C, &e.
ESQ,
A choice stock sf Goods ior
GEETLEsEE's WEAR and TAILoRg usEs.
A 4. .s0s
In ths
Carpet Department,
Evsry variety s ish Velvet, wilioa. Tapestry, Bru.
sels. . Ply and Ingraaa Carpets. Canton Mating,
Floor oaI cloths Rugs Gnd DrHggsn; RICH cuF.
TAIN STuFFs, 10 grsAt variety and
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
ALsO,
In H.
Domestic Goods Department,
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tNEAF GAN tENstTT.
INHE BFNZOIE GAS LIGHT COMPANY prepared
furnish Portable g Machines suitable for Mauuae
tories, Storrs Dwelling Houses, SteAmhoa's Railroad Sta
ons &c These Mac warranted 10 give satisfc.
ton they Manufactured under s. 7. McDougars Pat
ent and the only that will operate well In cold
weather. The Light produc half cheaper than Coal
Gas, aud less than the commOnest Taow Candies They
easily managed and free from danger and the prices 23
pei less than any other machines made. The Compa
ny offer 20 ale State and County ghts for all the states
ali orders should be addressed TO
III. McnOUGALL. Agent for the Company,
nov20- Gu 32I broad way, New Ork.
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A sgLExDI9 laE - oaAgsss. apse.. ls,s ess
ssssi ncass -
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From s. NJ. PETTTNGILL 4 CO.'S ADVERTISING AGENCY
1l9 Nassau Street. NEW YoRK,
And No. 10 State street, BOsToE
Co. Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United ana
the Canadss.
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DATES a. FRANCE, No. I Barciay st.s
ID ". E.-CdlaiOH.-None genuine except they have
the stamp Of the Patent All manufacturers aud sellers IN
fringng, win be prosecuted according to law
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PIANO F0RTPs

D0ARDaNC.-k hHiI reom ear be sscagea by as,-
ID plying Al No IS Sesth Martet Aae fsH SEQ.
slemsa SCI board - TIE day OF ussk ne
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-. PATENT ELASTIC SKIRTS.

II COTTENET & CO., Importers OF French and
Il other European Goods, NO.4S Broad street
sugsi 55 .tta
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q lanls t.a.8 g. ko1xAxeQsN
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SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
Mutual Protection Insurance Company


oHF1CE MUTUAL PROFEc ION INS co.
NASHVILLE, January 80, 1856.
The Trustees, in accordance with the chatter submit he
folio wing statement Of the buinesa of this ton the
year ending Slst Decsmbsr lat, TO
By am, unt reserved on the isi Jsnnayy
last provide tor Unsx Iircd Rex. fig SIS d
Z" Premiums Reoeived-Firr Depart,
d" Preruiau Received-Marlue pep 2o.iis q
z" Lie slTs 70 Hees 81
Z" Interest Account. sSs %
sI5,i09 Is
CONTRA
To Exprnsss a. Home sS1s9 II
- Of Agenri-s. -. .25s7 Is tTTs6 -
Lossss PAId-kirs Deparims sS.s ga
Marine AsIs q
:" 4" Life ..... 10 20
4" Re Insurance ana Return Prem uns Sss 90
/" Interest on Guaranty capsl.... 2si % 81 tS4 II
Balance Nominal PROFITS. ais................ .s3asTs 81
Necessary prov de for Unerplred Rsss.. lST 3 IS
Balance Nett Profits Cor the year. pa %
As unfavprakle the above sassnent Nil appear she
Board regret that be let nsant %
very niserabie amauns have been reported IN q
Ehch hey have esssed sEpslisnt order re HquiaalOa
Of anars ef the cSnPaay; and Or the speedy
corp ihment ~ ths shet they have made assguulrDt
70 J. " NHAMTos Trustee, NJ VII s-evy sxeFson
sind up the AFs ~ the Iastl aan the eaFies pos
sihe day is hope4 that the of the oompsny vii
snAtle HIN ~ eFery Ias demand
Hod~us q expired Pol oss Retaed tAst tss aAhty
q the CCmFany oil fon ssa amer fhs at, knd
ahtsed % obtain Insurance ee~here hoEi1 keF N srrst
ds@And a. Pfeaiama rn ee rslasdeJ fas sash aasNrsa
era c. y. WHARTON Tfetee-
DOARDeNG.-k nn4.y room can be sscagsd hs a.
ID plying Al No Is Negth Martet Aae e Bea.
tieaasa ean Get board D. TIE dAy o Ete
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FEBRUARY Is. 1856. as. s 7assas55 .7las.s
ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS,

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of g. sWYN
NER, So. u seeond Street, ST. LOUIS, No.
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MRAPPINGS

Livery Stable.
z"X< fHs ed lsnfa haFisE tsksn n
fZ. nsftab Aartst Str,.ri, Nash- fJkzA
tF-- ~ ttle. tsun-s tse aesEa 49, he kA-I1
tan aaf ~ paste ne Afanf1a nouaa, tl'n-
- acep<e - Ne nanrfrf, reapecta Is nn fhaa
- kssp - aaad ee torssi kad vehrs. - - - -
lbe hirinS Es3 - raslaasAiu lsFEe.
hs PssRsns1 - Alke csss ~ - ae beli naa1Ef, AZ
u1rse9 l4s slfe As.s nhrr = s1lrdluE harses - -
t,s tlehe asis4 eaaRsstrnt A. baslaras. 81 -
uep He0e haf axsrieacel astsrf Aad lls seEl zgEa4
.,s'--'s .,-s.s'f - - = - 81 sies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-12

oflciaiy-the interests or Ff .rtap ,acre
seria;iveE however Of the bra as Of psn
rested IN The proposed reform raised objections ana or
poecd The views rkcn by your government ofth pcrms-
nent nG0ry opened and centralized on ell questions con.
nccod with the customs, They demanded that a new
and special inquiry should be instituted into the state Of
tier branches q manufacture and into The. DECREE Of
against foreign competition. The lapse OF time which
mcs take place before the pcn Of the abors Of the
legislative body will allow Of this supple mensry noyDa
ton being obisrcd which although II has not been con-
sdcrcd indispensable IN principle, will mot be the ess
usefuL Your Majesty therefore decided, my propcs
ticu, that the wsh Expressed In the Of certain
branches ~ man farture should he acceied ". and
charged 10 seek out the best add most suitable NODE
ol Carrying the inquiry demanded.
The report Their proceeds 10 observe Inst IN ne tme
the old governments the Superior Cocnc Of Commence
had be N called on 10 investigate The following prodncts
n ISIS 90 sugar and iron 1s32-S3 ccek; 1884, pro-
limited soo,s 1881 linen tnresds ard cloths ard JSss
woc,ep ,hresds Artcle q the decree Of Fctpuisy
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a. - rA ~
posak OF the Danish government the different States
nterested in the trade and navigation Of the Baltic should
receive immediate attention Twelve witnesses
aisned, whose expenses amounted TO fl07.
The United States Mission to the King OF
s6 Slam.
Prom the Singapore limos, May COL
We hear the steamer Auckands long detention in the
samese waters is in consequences Of the contents Of the
treaty (Britsh) being discussed word by word by His
Majesty The United States mission had arrived but had
not received the first audience.
From the Singapore Times May 20.
The United States Mission had arrived in the steam frg
ate San Jacnto which vessel anchored on the bar in the
Chew Phya river the 18th April and proceeded up TO
Bangkok on the 2ist An audience was granted to the
United States Minister, the Hon. Mr. Harris by the First
King May LIST and the Second King May ID, both Of
which strictly OF formal character. The presents
from the United States had been delivered The Siamese
Penipotentaries TO treat with the United States Mission
had been nominated but had not received their pc
up TO May 18TH the date Of the Au,knds departure
that it is probable the mission will not be able 10 finish the
negotiations for weeks. We may remark that the
untod States Mission received not only with due
lemnity and respect but with the courtesy characteristic
OF the First and Second King.