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A GOOD SILK UMBRELLA, in RAINY
IN weather. is article of real comfort owner
and can be had at 209 BALTIMORE STREET, where the
largest assortment of Silk Bingham, Scotch and Amer
can steel frame and Whalebone bought at sat
variety
SEWING MACHINES, of Wheeler & Wilson'S best
make. Z. NJ. PUNDERS0N & CO.
ap2etf 2O9 Baltimore street
SCHWARTZ & DIX,
~ III LOMBARD STREET,
Have in store and for sale the lowest market prices
1000 whole, and Boxes BUNCH RAISINS.
500 o - " LAYERS RAISINS
100 Drums SULTANA RAISINS.
so Bales Princess p. S. and Bordeaux ALMONDS.
SO Trails Lisbon P s. and lvica ALMONDS.
100 Bags Ivica and Tauagona ALMONDS.
100 Bags Sicily and Hard Shell ALMONDS.
100 Boxes and 20 Bbls. Shelled ALMONDS.
100 Bags Naples and Sicily WALNUTS.
150 Bags FIIBERTS.
100 Bags PALM NUTS.
100 Barrels and Bags TEXAS PECANS.
200 Cases PRUNES, in glass jars and boxes.
so Kegs Bordeaux and Malaga PRUNES.
5000 Drums and American Boxes FIGS.
200 Baskets Bordeaux and Marseies OIL, quarts and
pints.
so Cases SARDINES, whole halves and quarters
100 Barrels REFINED SUGARS.
1000 Boxes No. 1 FIRE CRACKERS.
% Casks CURRANTS. Cases CITR0N.
so Cases PRESERVED GINGER.
$50 Trails DATES.
500 Boxes ORANGES 200 Boxes LEMONS
40 900 Fresh San Bias COCOA NUTS,
SCHWARTZ h DIX.
anI2tf III
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E9AJAS. HAZLITT s CO.,
tEZEy IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
- IN WINES, BRANDIES AND LIQUORS,
30 & Al SOUTH GAY STREET, BALTIMORE
large and superior stock of PURE RY E WIIISKEYS,
rom the most celebrated nislerS. mrl1 If
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III A II ID w A r E - Manufacturers
IL IL Agents for the sale of all kinds of AMERICAN and
FOREIGN HARDWARE. HISS & COLE,
fe22tf 81 & 90 South Charles street
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-A WELLS, FARGO & CO.
Sf[fFk.NEW YORK & CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
Ess3rSkxes AND EXCHANGE COMPANY

II Smiths Wharf
NOTICE TO CALIFORNIA BOND HOLDERS
WELLS FARGO & co are prepared to receive the
old Bonds of the State of California transport to
Sacramento City, and procure Ones in accordance
with the Act of 18th April 1857 and return to this
city
fe26 OHice-S2 Rroadwav Now York
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-04
FAMILY GROCERIES, PROVISIONS
LIQUORS, Etc.. Etc.

n. : g IT m \ T. 7. n.
yVOrLD RESPECTFULLY INFORM biz ull Gus.
w TONERS. and the public generally. that he is nov
receiving. AT his store. on Comm rcial Row.
= LARGE AND FRESH SUPPLY
of Family Groceries Provisions, LIQUORS. cuulcction-
aries Irnlc, etc. which wv ul,is Dr sale at tic low
est rates. for riSH ONLI.
These articles we're selected III person. in New Or
leans and are of the best guaifiD..
Person, wanting Family -uppIi.s, Will iud it TO
their advantage to give him call.
All tho.r indebted are expected e make prompt
ard speedy settlement Of their accounts
T.r.EMENnEH SGfilANkEltr ON srNNp. NO
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-04

DEAD, READ! READ! We afflicted read the
III following certificate Of cure OF over ~ year.
standing:
IT, r. llELurofD Dear Sir: have been troubled
with nm afciion of the Bladder and Kidneys o over
twenty wears have tried Physicians IN vain. and
at last concluded to give your Genuine preparation
"A trial as had heard IL highly spoken Of 1t AFFORD
ed immediate relief have used three bottles and !
have obtained more relief from lis ELECTS and feel
much better than have for twcnty years previous.
have the greatest faith in its virtues and curative
powers. and shall do all in my power to ulakc il
known to the afflicted. Hoping this may prove nd
vantageous to you in assisting you "a introduce the
medicine | am truly yours, NJ McCoMIcE
Irwistown. Pa. Jan -. lSjI.
Should any doubt Mr.. Mccormick statement, he
refers To the following gentlemen:
Hon. Vim, Bglcr. cXtavcuor Pennsylvania.
Hon. Thomas u. Florence philadelphia.
Hon. J. e. Knox Judge Tiom anuatY, Pa.
Hon. j. s. Black Jndga. Philadelphia.
Hon. Il. y. Porter. eXGuyOrnor rannsy sylyania.
Hon Ellis Lewis. Judge, Philad phil.
Hon. H. g. Gricr Judge u. n. court,
Hon. &. W. Woodward. Julgn. Philadelphia.
Hon ". A. Porter. city solicitor. Philadelphia.
Hon. John Bigcr. ev.Goycrnor. California
Hon. H. Banks auditor general. Washington city
With many othcr.. il necessary.
Ftt" scr advertisement beaded
Helmhold's Genuine Preparation,
in another column.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-04
LEGAL SALES.
PROBATE SALE.

TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA, Seventh District
PARISH OF EAST FEiictASA Court No. $3.50
In the matter Of the succession Of William L. Drchr
deceased.
Tn PURSUANCE of an order Of the Seventh Dis.
1 trct Court, and by virtue Of commission to me
directed, will offer for sale, ON
TUESDAY, December 81, 1858,
at the late residence Of the said deceased in said par
ist at II o'clock, An. the following named and de-
sclibed property appertainng to said succession, to
vii
Negro woman Margaret aged % years. and her
thrur children.
sophia aged 3 years,
Harriet aged years, and
An infant.
Three head Of Horses.
one saddle, one gun. one pistol one watch,
SiN chairs, ono badsicud etc
TERMS en- SALE.
The negroes. for one third cash and the balance.
un one aud two years credit from the r. day u Feb
ruay. 1859, the purchaser TO give notes with APP
proved security, with mortgage importing u coII-
Ie..on oi Judgment Oh said negroes. with eight per
cent interest thereon, from date until paid.
IHh pur-nnal property to be sold for cash for all
sum under twenty dollar. aud credit Of twelve
months for all sums Of twenty dollars aud over, with
eight per cont interest from date until paid, with ap.
proved soud security
nov ~. Isas &. W. CATLETT huctoncer.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-04

The New York Weekly GOIDEN PRIZE Is one o
The largest and best weekly papers Of the day. An
Imperial Qmrto containing uGl rAGGS OF rol1h
roIIMNs, of entertaining original matter; and EId.
GASrIY ILLUSTRATED every week.
\ GIFT WORTH FROM 80 CENTS TO 5000 ~
GOLD WILL REPRESENTED TO EACH 81 BSCRi
BER IMMEDIATELY ON RECEIPT OF TIE SUB
SCRlPTlON MONEY.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-04

John ltf-t husband
Dh Writ E of writ M ilori racna Issued III the
ID uallc entitled .ut to inr directed ly thr Honor
ahc opur aforesaid, huyr seized ana win offer for
aio W thn residence u the defendant John Rist, in
aid Parrish, ou the
FIRST SATURDAN IL DECEMBER,
Il d. ~js, al O'Clock, $. 81. the following proper.
ty.tp wit:
Twn ior.c. twomuIcs, one marc, onc colt,
Twp yokc WI naan lrty head of cattle. more Or less
seycuty.Nr bead OF hogs. more on less,
cue pleasure buggy, one plantation buggy
one wagon. 100 bushels Of corn, stacks OF fodder
lot nipoators. line lot of cotton seed for planting
4 Mt NJ farming utensils tHo wlecbarrows
NJ rarlur chairs. one centre table, one arm chair.
TNr rocking chairs, one dining tubc.
ON" folding leul table one sewing table,
Oac book cuse, one look stand. one dressing stand
one large looking glass. six common chairs,
Three bed. and bpd.tcad-. one night chair.
on. might stand one s. ting tub, one shower bath,
-Four fuuGcr- VIA lrc irnus, lot Nj pictures,
one cnnk. oHa @a.s cover, one safe, onn siill,
INo clota. press. one panorama and pictures.
TERMS uE ,AtE.
Cash. with the boUe.t oi appfaisemnut
uoy ~ Isjs Il. VI. &. BROWN. Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-04
LEGAL SALES.
PROBATE, SALE.

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, Seventh Dstric
PARISH Of EAST rEidCftSA { Court. No. 32OG
In the matter OF the succession Of Burrs NJ. Collier
deceased.
Tn PtRSt ANCE of an order and authorized by
l. commission to me directed. ! will sell at public
auction, at the residence Of r. D. Collier in said par
ish, on
SATURDAY, December II, 1853,
at II o'clock, \. Me- the following property uppcrain
ing to said. succession TO wit:
\ lot Of corn. 200 bushels more or less;
Three HORSES,
One BUGGY.
Ten head Of CATTLE aud
One mans SADDLE.
TERMS OF SALE
One half. cash: and the other half on credit o
one year from the day Of sale, with eight per cent in
tcrcs: until paid. Notes with approved personal Sc
curty will be required.
nov u, 1865 i. VI. e.. BROWN. Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-04
PROBATE SALE.

TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA. Seventh District
PARISH or EAST rGIcrANA. Court. No. 1870.
IN the matter Of the succession Of 4. $. Lyons, dc.
ceased.
IN Il itSI IANCE Of aa order Of the Seventh Judi.
l. cal District Court and by virtue Of a commission
to me directed. will sell, on
III ESDAI, December H. 1858,
at the Court House door, in the town Of Clinton, ~
II o'clock ~. the following named and described
property appcranng to The succession Of n. :. ~.
ons and his surviving widow. Mary 4. Lyons to wit
The following lots Of Land and Improvement Is
thereon The last residence Of said u. $ Lyons de.
ceased, IN the town Of Clinton, and Parish of East tc
Iicaua composed Of the following parcels Of Land,
viz.
Fout and cightccnhundrrdth a ls-l0O, acres p,ir-
chased by deceased from Judge lhra tic eighth
Of August, eighteen hundred and thiry-right n
act passed before jno Morgan. Notary Public.
Three and rorty-siX bundrcdth g 4G.lO0) acres,
purchased by deceased from Mark BOancr thir-
ty-lrst oG December. eighteen hundred and thir-
ty"oht act passed before Jno. Morgan Nota.
ry Public. Three and ifty.sGvcn hundrcdth a
51-l00J acres, purchased by deceased from Mark
Bonner fourth March eighteen hundred and
iorty-one act passed before Jno Morgan. Nnta.
~ Public. Eleven and twenty-one hludrcdt
(ll 2l.lOOl acras With the building aud improve
munis thereon. about twn acres Of said land,
more on less. purchased by deceased from Mark
Boancr act passed before l.. Saunders parish
Judge. fifth Of March, eighteen hundred and
iorty-scycn. bounded on the North by street
separating the said land from the lands Of Il Mer-
rick. East by the Buton Rouge road. South by a
street separating said land from The place d r.
s. Lyons. and Wcstby n street separating aid
lund-from lands OF the estate Of j. i. i. Poole
deceased.
TERMS or SALE.
Tho above will be sold for one third cash, the bal-
ancc ii one and two equal annual in.tamons ; the
purchasers 10 give their notes with approved personal
security. bearing eight per cent interest per annum
from maturity until paid and TO consent that Il
mort uge berctained upon the property to secure the
full and final payment Of the purchased price
GEORGE W. CATLETT,
NOV. Il. 1873 .iuctoHecr.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-04
SALE OF " ESTRAY.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

WE RFSPECTFl LA CALL THE ATTENTION
w NJ oW Friends, Customers. and Tie Trading
Community generally. to the change wc have just
made in or commercial firm and business arrange
mcuts.
l-t The business heretofore carried on undcr the
firm and style Of A. LEVI BLOOM y Co.. will
hereafter hr conducted under the styla Of BLOOM,
.KAlIN. X 60, and composed Of the same membcrc
~ the Old firm.
ID T. lGy has taken one half of his interest
ont Of the business which reduces the fund Of the
concern.
3d. Il therefore becomes imperative on rs 70 settle
III our business and to effect this. we arc compelled
to AK and exact prompt settlement and payment
of an outstanding dabs contracted prior 10 IAN lst
1888. This is tn" only means by which 10 keep up
our large assortment oi goods. and grant IN future
our usual accommodations to purchasers.
4h We design that tha Stock Kept ~ future shall
equal If not -urpa-s, III variety. quantity, and qlall-
ty what the house has over yet been able to display
jh. The larger portion Of our SPRING AND 81 NJ
MEh STOCK has been ordered from New ori and
viii be completed in New Orleans, and sold al the
old stand on The very brs terms.
~" AGAIN, AND. AGAIN. IA
As n matter Of interest 10 both parties we press tho
necessity Of prompt arrangement cf all debts due Ms
We are forced 10 pay ours.
BLOOM, KAHN " Co,
REPRESENTING:
:, BIooN, \. LEVI. s. KAHN. S. ADLER.
Clinton. La, February, 1898.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-04

ITELMBO LD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
IL For diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravc'
and Dropsy
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I1EIMBOI.D'S GENUINE PREPARATION,
Ill lIElMBOLDS Genuine Preparation,
IIELMBOLDS Genuine Preparation,
1IELMBOLDS Genuine Preparation,
Il prepared accordag to pharmacy and chemistry with
the greatest accuracy and chemical knowledge dcvo
ted to their combination
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-02

he I'm Of If s were e z, e s
to H. Il. 3, K ss1 =;
30 a
En-
s % Ss
s ss'ss s' sss'
pTSssa @ Since the resi s an
act Of Parliament has been obtained BY the eo@psay.
ftntures or other securities sIsnt pointed by
s ana sss@ II
The foowiOs is sum-sr, he dsss liabilities Of IL
sS%f
10 creditors secured by mortgage upon the ship go $50
s.insssa as so ssSss s lees %
wsss
sle ssimsed At les ting the amour. 70 he Or, ass
have susSssed to the directors The one !. to
ssares terms moSe iayosSe than .Soss ners
ofore offered the ether me formsion Of
AZ K
ss
ovDs The 81 S
sad be regretted that the directors had failed in their 90
desvors to meet the exgences az the conpsny aod they
bad wished TO ascertain the views OF the shareholders
with respect IN their affairs. The board hal maze spp
cation TO the government TO AID them In her endesvors
but he regretted 10 inform the that the app
cation bad been unsuccessful report had been crcu
lated after the visit Of Majesty the ship short time
ago. stating that The directors had given disnct pledge
that the ship should not pass into the hands Of foreign
Power such pledge given and therefore there was
no foundation Whatever for the statement which had
appeared 1t the wish OF the directors that tbs thp
should remain In the service of this country but the ut
mate fate Of the vessel would be governed by the result
Of the meeting The directors did not intend 10 lot any
feeling OF national pride enter into their future coustdera
ons, bat in their efforts to resuscitae the unfortunate
they would be guided solely by the Interests OF
the The confidence OF the directors in tue
scheme remained unaltered.
Sir j. PAXTON explained that he had applied to the gov
eminent for loan secured upon the ship TO
her fair valuation that course should be doomed
preferable bat no sorry 70 say the application had
been unsuccessful The government appeared, were
not disposed present advised, 70 accede 10 tna Rp
plication.
In reply 10 questions IL stated than outlay OF
would enable the company send the ship sea-
hui without the saloon and other proper fittings for pas
sepgers.
The report was then adopted
The meeting made special, and q discussion
sued the best mode of extrcang the mpany from
e difficulties, and preparing the ship for either
originally intended for passengers and goods, for the
conveyance Of the Atlantic cable.
Mr. FIELD felt perfectly satisfied that unless the share
holders forward and assisted the directors would
be imp BILE to rase the necessary funds.
On the motion of Mr.. MORGAN. seconded by Mr. BLAKE,
. committee, consisting Of Mr. Dargau, Mr. Benie, p,
Mr.. A. Beattie, Mr.. Morgan an Mr. Alderman Rose WAS
appointed 10 consult with tho directors 10 devisng
plan for the reorganization Of the company for the
forming Of new one TO whom tho chip might be sold.
lhe proceedings termins.sd with vote Of confidence
In the directors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-02

.ufc,ept 70 establish rs real chsyac err tue report 10
in comprehensive v'eor which NO I'D alone pot
an end " future cssi Ths evidence should, doubtless
feet the purpose hut this vii be read by few. Even
on The question OF reax poser the COMMITTEES todcn
with m,dy merely expressing hope thsth y should at
sDy be tanned Parliament they wil use "sbe
utmost caution The question of small issues OF
Scotland and Ireland and OF prvae issles generally 10
the United Kpsdo they recommend should be reservsd
without prejudice for she future cons Iteration Of the
ssure Some evidence taken 9Th regard To zoe
pecuniary arrange DeDs subssDg co. weeo the govern
ment aud the bank, but vas subsequently, unoerstood
from Chancellor c the Exchequer that tho subject IN
nov under tie confederation Of she treasury and the
bark
Under all the crcums 'ances, the committee are OF opio
In that the state OF things by which the bank hold their
powers subject notice OF tweve months, should be
permitted Tor the present to continue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-02
THB LATEST NE ws.
We have London evening papers OF the 2lst u

We have london evening papers OF the 2lst uh.
10 the Commons on that day the adjourned debste
the Jew bill was resumed, but without result a the clos
ing Of the press reports
Paris correspondence states that the Duke dc Monte.
bco lately ordered 70 represent, civv W the Court
OF ST. Petersburg that might perhaps be better, 70 avoid
any msconcepton, that the Russian squsiron about 70
proceed Mediterranean ehould so arrange ~ not 70
10 visible at CherbourE when the Queen "a there.
monument W Madam Snsag nes been erected At Ma
rsnthal near Dresden, BY me Duo OF hcckenourg sure
uts
Madame Champ,sueux the only laughter o. The oele-
trs'ed MADAM 10 and has just died in Pars aged seven
y.sevtp.
Ine sultan " sercu7ly ~.
me aeesuoIs from me ak crop In tho South Of France
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-02
THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN.
Fi,-.pcisI Affairs OF the Esstern Navigation
Comp~py--The CcUcern about 60 bfosS
ut,-rh. Mammoth snip 60 TIE Sold
Prom the london rimt

The half yearly meeting Of this company vas held yes
terdsy st the London Tavern 10 receive report IRON
the directors tao sasrs ~ the o)nrslyi the meVns
sso made special 70 consider the present sae o We
company affairs, and - authorize tbs directors )rsse
money or paying oil tue exerDg iabiiies OF ihe c'n
pany, and Tor petug The Great Eaaern or LeVehao
Tor sea Mr.. Hope, the oharmSn, prestet
Mr.. YARNS, tie secretary, read toe iol3sag roP'rt
Athe adjourned general mseang Of propriews. held On
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-02
REWARRA

e1n RrwARD -IOsr. LkRGe NEWFOUNDLAND
VlO cog yellow, with white sposs Tie scove reward
OIL be paid 70 any returning him 70 A Grand @eeN
kOE REwAsp STOLEN, FROM TIVE STABLE or
pZO hstiel 2 Zsn, tesvero-n, WORKS osny 'us ~
horve, l5h hands hisb, black name and al. nos Iss ~
switch hsd on no rails IN ore tror sne ~
l1red seroe 9Th pole stsp s,sch,d svs.
Of he Rstmr n 70 ". sANfOkp, 20 Do''s~'" Nv"
me, orto The ssSssrber
aspnn RywARp-uRs MIA BRArrsN Hs
HLOU been nisring from his e,y ~ ~ a. , -
~ When abe left frHu srert ON
he- We, IN. se ,boa, Tn yn~ liant ne ioo, =" noo'n
a., ~ uaa in 1etween - sad " ye>s ot
.se ~ nesirr sre nh, bsr tlue eyes ov fcreo sss
fresssd Is our, ma bscs rst snd yea 6scs oarte re
- ..ttr s,,ip,e tlsa Grape mAnulA, Win deep rhli
49,, ,ss, hoes vh Neels khe wcr.a smell gold ws,rn,
90 .s.,r,s and igM V-aeuAn 80 chain, aot
-. ks~s paraas end The Ahcvt zee ard w BE PAID
~ rsr recovesv as IN rn s,icn vhcs VII est y
~. lode al wtaresb 0ns fatc-ve iTN ~ Ne 'efi vn
psniei Csryersr ueUuv oufe-isienien; Of POKE S0faef
az Ur,Oue and N sreeaS
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CURIOUS wILL-Capt. John Towne. OF keene,
~ n dieo recently, hsvpe sosssed lsrge property.
Isst week his will vas presented for probate, and
found ~ be snsulsry drawn, evncnss purpose on the
part OF the maker TO have his proper OF a. little ue ~
Toeebe 10 this gereraton One fourth OF the sm,unt
devised each Of the odest Of hs four sous
irving the age OF twenty years, IN the sbsence
OF such heirs 10 the eldest daughters n both fail then
the property remains unbeqnes,ned. rhs heirs ., s~
contested the WILL objesug 10 W. probate the grouod
thst It's provisions evden % the iccspsci7 OF
NE testsor but upheld BY the Probate Judge rne
has been appealed 70 the Supreme C)lrt however
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TIE CANADIAN SSAr or GovssNwsSr The
Canadian House By vote OF 81 TO So decided On the 2sh
utmo not 10 remove The OF severn men, ~ Otso~4
The bill MEASURE Of TIE Ministry Nnd on ls being
defeated they promYry resigned
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Lost AVID FOUND.

CrouND-LAsT WEEK, IN THIRD svssrs NEAR
six;h lady's pocketSoos c1o'sring smsi
NJ money, vhlcb the oster can obtain ~ rtWx 90 m--
Ormosd, 80 Vsodam street pvrs pfop-ry sad psJ'ns en-
penees
\ PIT IN ONE or THEpF-I svssus Osst susEs.
~ sorg up tuesday svsnira, .hou " ocacs. At tbs
Ft and eertb srse l&rwe bark
opera gss le.thrr ne o. ier vi re eys sats
Bic reward bv ssvnk he sans n Herald omcs anaao
for sr. B.ey
4 Oe,-lN 4 FIFTH svsNUs kSB pOU argENru
IL str. stage on The mnrung Of he p.h goo tnsrsvst
bfscel.t mstksd ipsid Jenny L. 1871 rhe 'wJ yoang
IN be stages the TIM ~ blsct,
viii sresv cbnge The c~nsr by ret, rni. 70 n Car
4 oST-Bso hEwsRD-rvo ONE HUrD so DOLLAR
u bns ne On acerneccut be D. ann one bill ~ Of
ne ciy tants Can he ideh uhed. They en,o~ed Ia
piece OF pinned pspsr 9. Lsh7ERr, i7i Mercer street.
CrR.ttD uR srvLEN Two BopsEs srRAyED OR
- srlen ron pasture q, fsst Morris westcheser
county rhursday night 2eh inst bay xsuri
hcshs enon' b' hsncs; the ohes b,o~p color seout e
hancs sDd sfne bthfnd a suitable ard will be pad
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Weekly Rap q OF Deaths
~ couptv NJ Ssx York. from tho

" Jply 20 The 3lss oas a July lsts
sun 90 rnu6a, ~, scys 2s3 sirs, 253-- rol4i sos.
Adults, lt2; thiarcB, b36, Hsleg $40; 'snslss 325;
ralosso y sous, 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-02

From the London Times (Csy Arucie), July all
The Select Committee the Bank have declined
10 apy modi0 aton In the provisions Of Inc
erstng law. This committee composed ~ t~cnty-
ave members large proportion, VI nos majority, Of
whom were previously strney com rittcd against ,ome
OF The mos important features Of Sir Robert Pees bill
vHs part OF their function 10 investigate The causes ~
TIE late panic the duty has been faithfully performed
But they have found nothing 70 jusy the oucry then
raiped against the operation OF Onr currency sysem and,
~ they have pseny collected vast amount OF evidence,
and given fair play 10 every witness, may be hopei
who for have endssvored To prosent ina,
eysem "A the cause OF almost every national cssmiy,
who ceAselesely predicted Tvs absogsiiou vosneveT
II should be submitted 10 The ordeal OF free
Parliamentary inquiry, will beuceforsn assume q
more tolerant tone, and do Their best 70 pro
mote, on the part Of all, s,in,,ry attention 70
s provisions The report published this day apesss 70
have been passed with Is present odt OF 20 and
the only dlseeouens wero Mr.. Spooner and NJ C,,iey
eves very sccurs,e history OF the events OF las al
snmn snd, although, for the sake, doubors OF nstrne
unanimlty u sostsns ~ much possible from original
comment, iiustrstee In remarkable manner the I'M
possibility OF suggesting any pout Ia which the sc was
IN isult LOOKING ~ the croumstsu unjer which tue
COMMITTEES were appointed aod nj TIC fact tbsth com
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