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4 RMY HATS AND TRIMMINGS.
OyTzCx Or Axxr CLornSa AND COURAGE,
Philadelphia, juno "a 1855.

COURAGE,
Philadelphia, juno a. 1858
SEALED PROPOSALS o'clock,
Of Monday 10th July for furnishing BY contract
the following articles deliverable the United States Army Depot
1850 quality felt, very lightly ssned
sens sisss The dimensions @ z, hat msaam s. 70 be as
oynf FIAT. head IL iueh long ineh Drm ak inches vide
sewed but through e bat Adouble Of stitching
black six Instead Of binding around the edge o. the bri The
concy English conry
double b and double squared The ning of the best Campbell
The following moantugs Of brass, viz;
400 Crossed sasres, 500 Shell s and Flame,
1ooo numpets, $500 Crossed Cannon,
Also, Is 500 black Ostrich feathers
bands cords worsed foors suit different CORP
sls q diameter run twice around the hat and three times
the scaled standard This ecs where they be
and where additional Information will be furnished
and srmmne. is desirable s, bidders furnish saur thereof
showing the quality intended By their These sample hats
ns what they viii furnish each either
kind wnea may DC esssasd upon by proper authority a.,
Der mast be delivered or before tho l2 day Of August
src the lh day Of October the option Of the
Two o. move uhn sccurs viii be required contractors the
nanos Address, responsibility whom with the acknowledge
rood and safncen security Be furnished
ed, viii b transmitted with the prcposai
acs prop
authority and that ssie transfer Of H. without
under n
regarded 81 the aud the contract
viii held responsible Ill damage
the Unitsd which may abandonment
privilege by United States Of Increasing from
half the quantity Ill the supplies above mentioned
by giving nouth notice II such desired Increase
Payments will made each delivery TIA cont Of the
amount ~ until the sha BE- completed
which win be sed Of dcf1csson
on thu rast n the fu6ning The
Ias viii b. rcsyed fr regular dealers only
in the proposed furnished viii be considered
dsAiess P'sfc o business IS not
ciriy se fovsh-
Proposal. tire undersigned and viii he
orss Proposals rursishhg army supplies and NAacrisis
CHAMxS THOMAS,
june -ssswtl7Jay rS,sna A. q u G~nera U. y Army
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ExHlBTros. The students of st. John Academy close
their twentisth annual session by exhibition at Liberty
Hail. on Thursday afternoon next, follows
introductory, Eugene d. Ficklin Hhwatha's Depart
ure, G. William Hunter; The Reign Of Hoops, j Samuel
Wimsatt; Self Interest, Rudolph Johnson Patrick f.
O'Goman, VIM. B. Price; The Pearl Diver, H. CLAY
Emerson Our Country W. Harrison Reid The Tr.gic..
Story Of Major Brown, Patrick f. o German The Tent
Scene from Caesar. q. William Hunter, j. Samuel Vim
satt Lines to Water Fowl, Willie E. latham Euogy
John Smith, Rudolph johnson The Wife of Crawford
at the Inauguration of the Statue Alton Hunter The
Man Of Principle, j. Samuel Wimsatt Eugene D. Flick
lin. Patrick +. OGorman, VIM. p. Woos The True
Hero G. William Hunter; The Death Of Hunter Woods
Eugene ID. Fickin The Boys Aspiration, William b
Price Mr.. Buncombe's Platform, j. Samuel Wimsatt ;
The BlundeB Of Night, Rudolph johnson, John II.
Edelcn, j. r. Keynes, Richard H. Lyes, Samuel Field
Edward r. LAwler Distribution of Medals and Pre-
mums yaladctory, James A. CIarridge.
MARKEn.-Flour offerings fair sales of superfne at
81 25- Wheat offerings light market dull sales of
prime white at 81 OF; poor red brought rs cents
Conmarket steady, offerings good sales of white and
mixed, 81 50 cents. Ryeoferings of rye were light
some sales made at 81 cents Oatsno sales reported
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The yachts entered for che great ocean yacht race
around Long Island which started from opposite Ho-
boen yesterday favored with most beautiful day
and good stiff breeze from the s. s. w. They had an
excellent start and il the wind with which they started
should continue, have doubt some of them will
appear at the winning point this afternoon tonight
note onour ship reporter states that the yachts
passed through the Nsrrows at twenty minutes after
twelve o'clock-the Rebecca fnt the Una second and
the Madgic third. Herald, .ytss rs.
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VIZ present 70 the vast and increasing purchase
@ easn ana ohcrs who pay promptly when on will b.
eur constant aim to grow In their confidence - " - -
ne M " not called for at dcsk) present in M
"Ays 10 All indebted 10 We have
al our bills must BE- promptly when prcwrns .h
v De d-c'nnusd that deem requisite oniy 70 sav sh.s -
sthere 70 this rule: ''S ~ " ~ '"~a VIC
our determined purpose n near c.h h.
a. o without disturbing the pleasant relations which have
res OF years. UT = ""g So
FERRY BROTHER
M ,n,< "trnfrs Stcrcs,n
"N 80 -A'"' opposite Centre rkct
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TAMES'S LAST AND BEST.-Lord Montague
81 Page: Historical Romance IL avsassuth Centary BY g.
Iucs, ESQ., socpsasa by stsss portrait The
tCohef with earsfully
pared Biographical asA sAl skech Jass aad his worth
ostbcousg Dictionary JKnss~ bas
and the preparaAa Of Lord Monagucs
Page his critical hts
nniners AZ publications. vol, 12mo. 81 Is BY
BLANCHARD 4 NOHUN.
juno 20 Corner Of 1lh street and Penn
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The AMERICAN CHArxL In PARIs.--The collections at
this chapel have averaged $l00 at every morning
service since its dedication. They to pay for
building and the support Of the pastor Rev. Mr. Seeey
formerly of Springfield, Mass. Tho audiences large
and the Americans In Paris take rational pride in up
holding The undertaking. On the 3Oth Of Nay. Mr..
Secley had for nearer her Majesty the Queen Of Ho-
land and the coectonA that morning, and the checks
subsequently given during The week. amounted to three
hundred dollars.
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will he received at the 0nc5 Of the Srk OF tho
House Representative II O'Clock Thursday.
July furnishing and delivering in tho vaults q tho south WING
e November next nsc hun
dred 4o pound q the best white ash COAL q
than Ave fnchea daneef ana ens
~ Of slate other foreign substances.
Also, for seventy i've cords Of the brst pine wool
faithful performance VI the contract for furnishing
the articles will be required.
Proposals. and should bo endorsed proposals
for Wood and Proposals for Coal directed C. ALLEN
Clerk u the House Of Representatives United Htates
Republican and Ptadeiphn Pennsylvania VIII
piease pubsh the oh july send bills
the Clerk once Of the House Of Representatives
Is
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r ECTUREs OF LOLA MONTE, INCLUDING

IL her Autobiography I vol ~
tho antor Of (which tho ngnA OF ine La'
vol. 81 Is -
Mary Dcrwent ny 4. s4ephcns 2vols, paper 81
Adele; by Julia Kavanagh vol u IS .
Edna Antique New England Tale by Emma Cara vol u
Lily White. BY Edward Goodwin vol. 81
The Lite aud Of Hugh Miller. l. vol. u.
MaxdaIeu, the Enchantrces; by T. L. L. II.
The wIfe's Trial; by Miss Psrdoe- 10 cents.
Romance of the iiarem; by Miss fArdoe. 80 cents
The Jealous WIFE; BY Miss rxrdce. - cents
Tha rival BEAUTIES; by Miss PArdoe. - csnts
Conibsaions Of Pretty Woman; by HIS PaTd0e 30 cents
Rotsf OnklAnds by LMgh Richie - rcats
June "a FKANCK TA1LOK.
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United states Patent once,

ON the petition of Erastus E. Cole, of Somers-
" vile, Massachusetts,, praying for the Of patent
granted to him the Ilh Of September 1884,
machines for cutting cn piles under for
the expiration Of said which takes place the M
September, 1865
is ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Once
Monday the 10th Of IL cck all
notified and chow they have why sad petition
ought o GRANTED.
Oe their objections specially forth writing twenty
days before the hearing NIL
be used the hearing be
with the rules of the Office which will app
The testimony the Will be closed
dispositions, and other relied upon testimony,
be hcd the office before the morning that day argu
ments any, within days thereafter. -Nf7s
Ordered, that this be published
ngtou ~ c. and Post Boston, Massachusetts,
weethe rst Of said publications
the 10th OF August, the day Of hearing. HOLT,
Commissioner o
sEos Of the above will please copy and send their
bills 70 the Patent Once with paper containing this notice
May 1S-1aw3w
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RIAL or BREECH-LOADING CARBINEs.

conformity q the ac aahng appsopriAions
support ~ Tie cndiag tho sch June.
lzh l1ke which aPpoprases or the
loading cArhass q shs sess od oe selected ahd
by beard canssax II three
oicer d oosps WIN meet u West Post New York
the I2 for ~ ndSaasd BY the Aw
ing pvisd a. snd esA required to
uskn carttne. WITH - amnA1eon NJ The same (not
ss than oas hundred ruuads the beard w than three
dsy, n the ~ sespn 70 expn ~ mode
H. X CAAI0,
Coione3 Of ordnance.
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ON H. ~ Rosc, administrator Of VIM Rose do
Philadelphia Pennsylvania for the extension
To the
splitting hoops for from the expiration Of said
patent the 3D. day OF September 1865
peuon he heard the Patent Oncc
Monday IL O'Clock and all persons
appear show they have why said peen
ought be granted.
Persons oppg the extension required to Me IN the Patent
objections specially forth writing ut least twenty
days hearing all testimony filed by either party
hearing taken and transmitted accord
rules u the Office which will be furnished appa
.lIaai.
papers relied testimony, must be
before the morning Of that day the arguments
IL any, within days. thereafter
Ordered also published the Union Washing
ton c. Pcnnyivanlan, Philadelphia Pa, week for
weeks previous the Both day Of August next the
day OF hearing
JOS HOLT.
Commissioner Of Patents
PsEdors papers please copy and send their
bills the Patent 0icc, with containing this notice
June 21-1awjw
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DIED,

Norfolk, Wednesday Juno -, JOHN JAMES PIo HAs
LER, aged 50 years.
Switzerland the United Survey
and son the HAsxa superintendent
S., and Summarizing Of weights and measures
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june 70

TOPPER SCALE-There will be sold at public
~ auction II tho 18th day q 5uy, 1855 1t the
o. Navy Yard Washington eight TONS may bs
offered OF COPPER SCALE Ths analysis samples Of similar scale
has given about per Of metallic copper.
previous To the SALE upon Apphca
~ Ju ~ ne rs '-'' WM FINN Navy Agent
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CT. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA.--The History and An
~ uqutss Of ~ Augustine roA, founded 1855 comprts
ing some :" the most ntsrssns purtos a the tasy history
ds by George Fairbanks w the Flcrsa Tv
ica Society Price u So Jurt published sale
PHILIPS New Bpokstore
june $50 Penn. avenue, 9th nd I0sh sta
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There are 1 700 men now employed in the New York
yard in every department The number will probably
he increased to 1000 at the first of the month"; the
work on the storehouse has been resumed.
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yT1HE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY
annual meeting Of the sIokhoders q The Magnetic Isis
his on Thursday july II O'Clock OF said day,
Tor tie election said for tie ensuing and
sockholders 'osA1n SAIlkA,
June M-3t24July1ks ssesesary.
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TO THE HEIRS OF SAMUEL BOYLE, JAMES

Vt
Kerr William Kerr aud Elizabeth Arbuckie, all formerly
fUwhatsn county, Virginia.
You hereby notified that there
circuit court ~ Powhsan Virginia which you
Interested, and required
made the 2sth day April proof
hershp and Of right tho fund.- proper
shares thereof GRAVES
June 1o-aw4w Recorder Court
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q EMIL ANNUAL NOTICING are now having all
unsettled ACCOUNTS books customary at this
hereby notify those q customers having such
with nj they until the 9th instant
when those not rendered with view TO settlement
the LIST Of July. HuICHLSsoN AoSho.
June 22-d3tkood3t CSar1
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ORDNANCE OFY1CE,
Washington, june IL, 1855

The Evening ar sun and Argus rsnnsyvanan
phdeIIha Herald daily ksus, Journal Ccunece New
York Post 1t Hartford Eoqurer n Cincinnati.
south Enquirer Shoo1 Dsccras Il Abingdon
va Wing Knoxville Tsnn viii psAse paohsh
foregoing July and Onward 70 this ONCE
copy O the Arst paper cu0taintf 3 H.
June 2o-dtJuiy II
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OLA MONTEZ-LECTURES OF LOLA MON
81. w. N"'''"s'"P"}'
inc ,sue INC Btsey summer among the Fossil
m.o"s pofs OF the Hcbrfes with Rambles or Ter
Thousand Miles over the Fcrous Deposits Scotland by I,uph
Miller. vol 81 - ' ny ""s'
,,. BLANCHARD uOfIUN
'""o =" Corner 11tb street avenue
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TUE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

Net February 1855 eeS POS o. Secured In Sas
bonds n,ostHaess q Ira ciass.
Frederick & winston, gsssdsat Abaoa, secreeaxy
A. r. r. 0arus D. snsntning physcAa, ~ keih street
Pamphlets further nfnssa may b. obnsd a. the oee OF
CHARLES DE @1DEN, Agent,
Time s2--deuns Seventh
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PASSENGER who arrived in this city yesterday, from
New Orleans by the Orange and Alexandria railroad and
It's connexions reports that he made the trip from that
city ia Che short space 81 eighty hours
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TH MILITARY LAWS OF THE UNITED
IL states relating 70 the Army Marine Corps Volunteers Militia
and TO bounty Lands and Pensions from the
men 10 the year 1865 by John r. Calh Military Commit
tees linked States Senate Price ~. For sale by
BLANCHARD L MOHUN
June 20 Corner 18th street and pcnnxvv .ns s~nnr.
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IIOGS HOGS.--Notice is hereby given, that
Hogs found running large the 5th o Jaiy
nasfw forfeited 70 the Cospsasoa tho police having been
strscssd 10 execute ths law re~s0n Acrsto
june 49, ed JAMES @ BERRET Mayor.
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sYrsrxRpAY was most melting day. We do not be-
ieve there single standing collar IN the city, and
though the streets certainly dry and dusty every
person the seemed To b IN moistened
condition II would be quite comfortable Ethan Allen
used to say could ono take off his flesh and sit in his
bones awhile. - IN 49,
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II ORD ST. LEONARDO HANDY-BOOK OF
IL Property law, highly FsbSasry No a Hsct
woods AsEane oas vol cloth Ps Is cest Postage cents
Te Pocket Ccss and Checker Hard payint xsus IN pu.
CARS and conches with complete 80 oenss
For sale al TAYLOR NAUKYS
june 10 Bookstore IA PenasylvsatA avvpue
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TTTILDFLOWER by the Author of The House
Yy Emoren Twenty &c. &c Price 80 cents:

wv Emore,n some and Tweaty &C., &C. Price 30 cents;
octave, paper
every liked every her loved rSpenNr
The following opinions, from the loading ssh papers
and reviews:
"A book which, when taken IN hand viii not Be willingly laid down
any novcreader till be has ended H. L0ndoR Aen6un.
Written with much depth q feeling. '-LOndom E1amin&
delightful Story distinguished for the elegance Of It's STYLE and
entitled
high place u literature VI fiction London Port
and many of the
gcs striking beauty We resd from beginning end with
pleasure D--Londom Prses-
d6neaton tho principal characteristic Of Wild
lower Il London Spectator
easily surpassed london Observer.
For sale by TAYLOR AACRf,
22--3t 334 Penn.
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The PARADE MONTGOMERY GUARDS, which was
to have taken place Monday next, has been post
poned by order Of Captain Key.
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nOGS! DOGS. ALI persons Interested are here
~ by scnsd si shs aeru a the several markets have been
sdy fnss found In Tho
.f houes Aad w<reyes ~ be Arsrtaed tbs nne
VII b tnppsed N other The dg xdl b. pozoned
fce oe<rs AL
dNgs WHICH have been esaed under she q An Ae,
" relation u nss, approved January IA, 1883
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctiene,

INTENSIVE Sale of Solid Mahogany Desks, Arm
Chairs Bookcases Carpets being the Furniture the old
Monday morning June
2o O'Clock the old House Hail. shall sell to the highest
bidder
27b solid mahogany writing Dc with drawers
rate locks, and brass feet
mahogany cloth covered Arm Chairs with mahcga
ny writing desk attached
l,500 yards Brussels Carpets
Large quantity Of Crimson And Worstcd Drspcry
Lot Of Stands, High Chairs Curied Hair
Cushions Screens Bookcases Pigeon Holes Tables Sofas Clocks
Chairs, Waststands, &c.
cash specie BY order OF j. G. ALLEN,
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives
June Cd j. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
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NEW BOOKS, FOR SALE AT TAYLOR &
IN AAURYH, 334 Penn.
The the Rambies Of sologst By Hugh
KILLER, LII. d. Prizes u -.
Evil the Mystery being Inquiry into the
OF Evil; by John Young, IL y. Price 81.
Steps Heaven; Religion in Common LIFE by Ar
thur Price u.
Life waters tho Aquarium in America by NJ
Edwards Price 81 o.
HadD Syria; Three Years in Jcrrsahm. rs cents
June 24-at States
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The EXECUTION PowERs will in all probability take
place this morning A squad of twenty marines were
stationed at the jail last night to guard against accidents
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GTEMoTREs DU MARECHAL DUE DE RICHIE

WI EMOINE6 UU MAKENHAL DUE DE KILHE-
lVl leu, vel, Illustrated u Is
Memories de Madame 1, vol Illustrated 81 rs
Nsusissste 1nAs1e 0snhs, v0s, uaptssAed
BeHs 0sahsssNs, vul inuuara1sd cents
Memuarcs du CArdsnaI puboix, vO ituassA~1 "a
Imperative Josephine uastHed 81 cent?
Csrosquss DC Ldui d. Bsm. vus vaussEnesa; - -.
(Kuvrrs Corneile, l vol, iiustFatsd; ~ osnts
Oavres Csrnpsetes Motssc voi titnsSsn6pSsA1 II
Naikon Historic ~ h Gssrs D. 0va&, and man
-
June yRANrK TAYTOp
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Excursions There win DO excursion to the White
House Pavilion Monday the 5th of July next The
English Lutheran Sabbath School will give picnic at
Fort Washington on the 30th instant.
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BANK RrPAHASSocK. Richmond Enquirer of
yesterday morning contains the following The Bank Of
Rxppahannock is to be established the State stock
principle The Herald says .'Webb Co., Of Washing
ton have subscribed $3.50 OoO and the Bank to be
tablished in q few weeks. tf.~ et
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NTE OFFER. DECIDED BARGAINS in all grades
wv Of glossy wide and Black ssks.
Also of choice quality Mourning silks Of and
select styles.
We large line Of white nsured, and dotted Swiss Mus
Nus, remarkably cheap
20 pieces Linens gencmen shirts and carcn
With stock Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods specially snd
generally.
prise only marked In plain asurs and deviation
establishment Obligation psrcilsrc
Good ARTICLES low prces and r deah.s relied al
PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores !" west buiftiDg
juno 22--10tM opposite Centre Market
ID II. GLLLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
lNs HIS oos his rsssscs Franklin Row, 81
Thrtsenth He will
" n IN IL United SkAsss supreme Court
o. 2e-dH
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June H-io,dF
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PSEors OF the above papers will please copy, and sen
bills to the Patent 0lce with paper containing this notice
June I9-1aw3w
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The PoLIcE.We understand that Mayor Berret has de-
termined to inspect the police every Monday morning af
ter the body shall have been organized under the bill
now before the Common Council. This will have ben
efcia influence upon the police, and create pride in
the performance OF their duties hitherto unknown
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THE Sioux INDIANS, who recently left this city for their
homes after having concluded treaty with the Indian
Bureau, visiting the northern cities While in Bal
tnore they were quartered at the Howard House.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-31

BUSINESS IN ST.. MARy.--The sugar and moasses
crop Of Or parish has nearly all of it been shipped
and most Of the vessels and steamers engaged 10 this
trade have left our waters. Those steamers that
clamored against the railroad, and claimed large
elbow room for making money and serving the plant
ers, where are they nowf They have done what
they had right TO do, but how transient and unre-
liable are most of these boats They come into the
country to snatch patronage from the railroad when
business is brisk and then leave the railroad to take
the gleanings after they have retired Should the
patronage Of the planters be centered the railroad
that can be relied upon every day of the year as
cheap snd speedy mode Of conveyance. Or on the
steamers whose interests are generally more den
tilted with those OF our parish than they with any
other place where they can make money? II seem
to US that there is not palmer fact earth thar
that st. Mary and the 0pelousas railroad should stan,
by each Others interests. II the railroad Director
have adopted policy that is in any respect wrong
in relation TO our parish, we have the utmost conf
dence that they will correct Il soon as our citizen
will apprize them Of it; aud the people Of ST. Mar,
should be equally ready to do justice as the rail
road [Franklin Banner, 25th inst