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ES- The BEsr CoEaH SYRUP IN THE

WORLD.
Tne beet Cough syrnp In the world II Harts-
lrne's Pectorai syrup OF Wild cherry.
This article IL prepared by chemist, ead is pro
hoonoe1 BY medical men, and those who have use6
i. 10 be the best preparation for Coughs. Colds.
Catarrh. Bronchitis Hoarseness, Fore Throat from
sood. aud preventive Of that lion or Diseases,
Consumption.
Persons who sing should nse 1t. 1t Is pleasant 10
tss tate soissns. clears and strengthens the voice
Aays aiiirTtaton Of the throst and lungs and pre-
Yeats taking cold.
Bottles 23 end 80 cents and 81. Bold by all Drug.
Elsis ia Richmond. kerfoik. Petersburg. and all
tI~na in Virginia. &C Ib--sm
hAILs---600 kegs assorted, for sale by
~ EnWTk WORTH 4 Ca
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pIss0LUrIONs, @.
CO-PARTNERSHIP =
NOTION

Mr. JOHN .4Ss ~ ~ adpitted = Da.l9R.
sirsss, urSe SScsscssd g 9y old stAad, No iI0 UA
TBEi 6 q o. .hssm hhsm sad .tyls of ~ hu1L 800
Csrt snH 49, ~ ssddiss. Brides. Nhips. CafflsSs.
Qnslifys and Will Confines 70 ~, sssn1sSsSS
Ter. Hr IS. svssy cls;s q xsOos or lse
,a:t AL, thrss nlysr medals or eUPS SissS
s!I.is!s3 Mhns o. MOkkMANsHiP; sncs vhicS ,i1e -
iAcfiities are Greatsy ipc,sased Ard ve ~ -
ourseivee that ws can fnrniah sysey sxttS,- 49,
line. not 70 b surpassed To QuAlisy. ~ ~
prices ~ any establishment 10 this country.
beg lesve 70 return my stncers thanks u ~ -
friends and the public genefally foe The uS4S -.
tronage heretofore bestowed upon me, ana res1:S1.
fully solicit continuance Of the same y - -
concern, pledging ourselves 70 uss our utronS -,
deayors 70 pleese car friends and patxona- ). 80
Richmond, Jsn. lst, 1859 -
NOTICE. All persons indebted b the gn1nElhse
are respectfully requested TO settle thdf lISaI
with az LITTLE delay ~ practicable, - an Sktfso
sAML OOTTRDLk
Richmond. Jan. LIST, 1859. Mi-S1
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THE CO-PAkTNEkSHIP Of emith Il
l. Maddux having expired by Its limit the business
will be closed kither partner will uee the naIne OF
the hrm in ssttlein Mt but the Bouks and Accounts
will DO retained by W Il dAuDUX, on whom cred
tors we'll debtos invited 20 call and settle
up
Mr. Maddox is authorized 10 act for rs Ia
closing Oh is business u FL sMiIH.
AAHNTx
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CE0ARE.-60. 900 German Hegars, :
~ good aztiils, ios sals ehsap by .,xx uorr
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Richmond, Jan. II. 1859.

TN retiring from the Commission Busi-
Il ness in which have been engaged for the last
ix years beg leave 80 return ny si ceIe thanks to
MY frit nds, aud the Il ienes OF slth Msddux. Tor
their Iibe Atty and support and take great pi as
ure in commencing TO their favorable consideration
the claim. OF W II Msddux, Esa my former part
DER, in his new business.
ia I-dkcw I'm II shlTh
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JOEL WATKINS,
OF the late firm Of Price 4 Watkina
JAMES b FICKLRN,
OF the late firr, of Hoomes Ficklen
Wallace, Fredericksburg,

A CARD 1t will be seen by the ABOVE,
that am interested in the u.ioess of Messrs
Watkins PICKLEN. / respectfully solicit the
patronage OF my friends and those of the late r,l
II Binford. Mayo Bialr. pledging to them all the
advantages which are promised in the above ad err
isetnent Their wants either IN person or By order
sh.l at all times receive my careful and prompt at
tentiou. VIM P MAtn
n Ia ~
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n 7. WILLIAMS & HICKS
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND 6kNERAL AGENTS

TOBACCO, WHEAT, &C.,
No shockoe Slip, Richmond. Va,
Offer their services to the planters OF Virginia
and North Carolina, and the trade K nerally.
~ Particular attention paid to Forwarding
HsNUfACTUkED TGBACCO and fllipK orders,
and liberal sdyancenents made on all eonsa nmonts
in hand. D. 4. VILLA US,
sAHULL .. hIs kS,
ia 4-ts Late Of ProWuley Hicks. Pol'R Va.
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nlSSOLUTION.- firm Of DAVID N.
~ JONES Co. expired on the 10th Of the month
AN persons due or having claims against the con-
eoern will present them TO me for settlement.
de- 70 DAVID NJ JbNu0.
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AFTER the fifteenth of February, /
can be found at the new Dry Goods Store Of Massrs
WATKINS & FICKL1N, where l will be pleased
to my friends JAMES RINkORD
January 4th 1889
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DICUTS COUGH KILLEK-For Coils,
l. Coughs.&c Fer sale by
ia IL T. + prCnT J?ff NJ
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CVfFEs-30o bags prime Laguayra
" Cetfet; 800 do do Eio Coffee; 30 do do Msrscal
bo Coffee; 50 do do Old Java do; for sale by
jan-fm LfWls WEBB CO.
COFFEE 6UaAkS.--ltO barrels land.
some o and Circle A Coske EsgAu. receiving
this morning, TOT sale By
lsl0-lM LkWN j WEBB = W,
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rIas OES-25 bbls. Ciseoea, Lake
" HerrIpgs.) for sale By
jai7 WM WALLACE SONS
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CALT-S00 sacks Jetfreys 4 Darcey's
~ salt for sale by
il lin LEWTS WERR c0
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21
MARYSvILLB.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. 21st.

SHoorrSG GALLERY-We notice new
building going up on Third street between
D and High streets, which is designed for a
pistol gallery. 1t is being put up by Martin
d Brophy, of the Mountaineer Saloon. The
back wall is to be thoroughly lined with
sheet iron, while the walls to the right and
left are thick and strong. The door to the
street will also be lined with iron SO as to
deaden sound, and, while there will be no
danger of balls passing into the street, pass
ers-by will not be disturbed by the explo-
sions of the powder. The construction of
the building renders the shooting perfectly
safe, and, except that it is within the forbid
den limits included by the ordinance, we can
see no objection to the establishment of a
gallery in that place. 1t seems to us that II
would be perfectly secure and that it woul(
occasion no annoyance to pedestrians. This
however, can be better judged of, after th
work is finished, and shot or two discharg
ed in the building by way of test. Th
intention of the proprietors is to ask specia
privilege of the Council to establish the Gal
lery.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21


THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT AND So
NoRA.-We find published in one of the San
Francisco papers, the protest of Capt Porter
of the U. S. ship St. Marys, to Pesquiera,
Governor of Sonora. There has been a good
deal said, in regard to Capt. Porter's mission
to Guaymas some stating that he had orders
to lombard that town, if the Government of
Sonora refused to make certain concessions.
Capt Porter sets out by saying: Il am di-
rected by the Government of the United
States of America to proceed to Guaymas,
and protest against certain acts committed by
the authorities of the State of Sonora, and in
which those of the city of Guaymas have
participated"
He then goes on to specify what those acts
were. He mentions the expulsion of Capt
Stones surveying party, as being gross in
fraction of the treaty obligations existing be-
tween Mexico and the United States He
speaks of the murder of American citizens in
Sonora, and aludes to the fact that even
the boundaries of the United States have not
been respected, but helpless women and chill
dren have been ruthlessly murdered within
its limits by persons from Sonora"
He concludes with the following warn
ing:
The United States have already on the
Pacific coast powerful squadron which is
constantly augmenting; also on the Gulf
side of Mexico and within thirty DAYS from
declaration of war, the United States could
invade Mexico from the Atlantic States, Cali
fornia aud Arizona. and send by railroads
and steamships large bodies of troops to land
on the Pacific coast, and in a short time the
Pacific squadron would take possession of
every sea port on this coast.
Your EXeellency must bear in mind that
the Government of the United States would
not have dispatched this ship two thousand
u'Iies merely to make an empty protest and
Sonunued violation of treaty obligations
VIII WI! oflhg on Sonora and Gunymas n severe
aniiction' which l hope your Exeellencv
VIII nave the good sense to avoid hv fpl6li'1
ing the treaty between Mexico and the JJni
ted States. N '''' III
This protest will also be communicated 60
tho authorities of the city of Guaymas
l will here state to your exceilenev that
am not authorized to enter into any otbsr
correspondence with the Government OF So.
nora or the authorities of Guaymas, except to
make this protest
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

IT appears, says the Hartford Times, that
the murderous jealousy which actuated 9th
MEL Russell, the returned Californian, to at
tempt the butchery of the Rev. Mr.. Miner,
in Danielsonville, Oh the 18th ult, was not
without some foundation in fact Miner has
has made full confession, acknowledging
that he has had intercourse with Mrs. Russell
for two years past, while part of the time
he has been pastor of the Baptist church in
Killingly. He has left for parts unknown,
leaving wife and three or four children in
Chestnut Hill village.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

The AMPUTAAED HEAD.-John Ward, of
Palmyra, Me-, the father of the child with
two heads" one of which was amputated,
as we have previously stated, says Cinci4-
natl paper, writes to the Portland Argus
that on the Sd inst, thirteen days after the
operation, the child was living, but not fully
recovered II. B. Connor, postmaster of
East tll'sheid' endorses the statement in re-
regard to the child. 1t is a very singular
case
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

TAX SALEs.--The sale Of lots in this city,
upon which the taxes have not been paid, is
rapidly going on. The titles are good, and
there can be no doubt that the deeds made
out for them will be held valid in all the
courts The Supreme Court has in fact set
tied the question. by deciding that when the
land has been assessed and definitely describ-
ed, the sail is good and the title absolute.
There is fine opportunity now of buying
lots "dirt cheap
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

A GENTLEMAN, says the San Francisco Alta,
who came from Mazatlan on the Carmelito.
reports that number of the Conservative
officials banished some months ago by Pes
guerra, having returned and been re-taken
by the Liberals. are to be sent back to this
city by the next boat. One Of them attempt.
ed to get up prOnunciamento in favor of the
Church party and was shot.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

INFORMATION WANTED-of Aaron Smith,
who came to California in ls49, from Pike
county, illinois. About year ago he was
in El Dorado county. Hhe had formerly
lived and kept store in the northern part
of Placer county. Any information concern
ing him win be gladly received by his son
John J. Smith, at Marysville.
San Francisco and Sacramento papers will
confer favor by copying this notice.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

Mn. L. H. LAvERNU died at Sidney August
18th. The San Francisco Call says: "He
will be remembered as the gentleman who
accompanied Catharine Hayes to this city in
1852, and oficiated as musical conductor.
Mr.. Lavernu is the author of several very
popular ballad compositions. among which
Il cannot sing tonight" molly Asthore,
and "By the banks of Guadalquiver," rank
prominently.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

PEsoUrERA has opened a correspondence
with the Mexican residents of this State,
holding out inducements for them to settle in
Sonora. Those who desire to emigrate but
who are unable to defray the expenses of
passage, will be provided with the means Of
conveyance.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

JuDeH BLAKE, of the San Francisco County
ty Court, has granted a petition for the for
nation OF military company to be called the
Mcmahon Guard, and has made an order an
th0rlling Col. Cobb to preside at the election
Of officers.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

The Pacific Methodist, of San Francisco,
mentions two bad habits among church
goers. That of talking on secular matters in
church before public worship. and that of
stopping in church after the services are over
for the purpose of INDUCING in such CONVEX
sation.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

NICE THISes.-G. Amy has oil sorts of nice
things for the holidays His balloons are
ready at moments warning, to soar into the
heavens, being already inflated. His toys
are of exquisite workmanship His gift books
are superb, and he has thousand beautiful
articles not to be enumerated in a whole col
umn of the paper.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

WAR FEELING IN FRANoE.-A French re-
view published in London, states that in
france the prospect Of war with England
is incesSantly discussed in high places of
power, IN the public Offices. in the army, in
the navy, among the working classes and
men Of business The army is reported as
unanimous for war, and in the navy the de-
sire for it amounts to phrenzy The Church
is as eager for it as either the army or navy.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

The nine hours movement in London has
ended. 1t is announced that conference of
the building trades, after having carefully
considered their proposition, have determin-
ed TO withdraw from the strike.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

The japanese Embassy will embark for the
United States on the 22d of next February.
1t will consist Of two Chief Ambassadors,
eighteen officials of various ranks, and fifty
attendants and servants--in all seventy per.
sons
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

The LONDON Times, criticises the Great
Eastern, and throws out great doubts as to
her being able to fulfill all that has been
promised for her. The vessel has been pro-
nouneed deleetive in propelling power.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

New BuILDINe.-We notice a new brick
building going up on the corner of Second
and c streets. 1t is built by Mr.. Travis,
and the architect is Mr.. Mcdonald. 1t is to
be three stories high, but only one story will
be built for the present. 1t is designed for
hotel, and when finished will add greatly to
the appearance of that portion of the city.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

WE learn from the San Francisco Bulletin
that at Grace Church on Sunday evening
Rev. Mr.. Ever presented twenty-three per
sons for confirmation, of whom some eigh-
teen were ladies. Among the gentlemen
were Gen. James A. McDougal and Elisha
Cook. Bishop Kip concluded the solemn
ceremony of confirmation with an impressive
address to the the new communicates
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

The schooner Page arrived at San Francis.
co on Sunday, from Japan, bringing full
cargo of costly and elegant japanese goods,
consigned to James Z. Wainwright d Co.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

The San Francisco Black Hussars have or
ganized by the election of the following Off
GERS; J. G. Bradt, Captain; A. H. Houston,
First Lieutenant; w. G. Mead, Second Lieu.
tenant; 7. o. Larkin, Third Lieutenant.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

In San Francisco, on Sunday, Slls Is was
collected in the First Baptist Church, and
Sl25 in the First Presbyterian Church, for
the benefit of the Orphan Asylums The total
amount now collected, as $l,l45 80.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

Ar an inquest held in San Francisco, on
the body of Bridget Leandro, who was found
dead on Thursday, in hut on Vallajo street,
a verdict was returned. that her death was
oceasioned by neglect and lODg.continued
and excessive intemperance. She was a ma
tive OF Ireland. and aged 32 vears1
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

IN oan francisco on Saturday. officers D.
D. ana +. w. Bowen. while attempting to ar.
rest a man named John Hogan, were resisted
anu attacked by him and his brother Michael
nOsA". Inc policemen were obliged to knock
them down with their clubs hefora ,ho,,
could be secured. John Hogan is said to be
dangerously injured.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

ADvIcEs from Washington say that the
Presidents message is now ready for the press,
and does not exceed two thirds the length of
that of 9th November, 1858
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

Hon. J. ]. MussER, delegate to Congress
from the proposed Territory of Nevada, left
by the steamer Yesterday for Washington.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

AsOUT thirty houses in Taunton, Massachu
setts. were destroyed by fire. Nov. 9th, in-
volving = loss Of $3.50, 900.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

- IMPOUNDED, Dec. 18th, 1859, one
NAwrA dark brown Mule, Spanish brand on LETT
wv thigh, and blind in right eye ana VIII De
AENa-&A sold at Public Auction TO pay cost and
charges, (unless reclaimed5 OF WEDNESDAY, Dec.
2Sth, so, at IL NJ, at the Public Pound
de2l-td A. j. BARKLEY, Marshal.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

TIE number of letters sent from San
Francisco on Monday, by the overland Mail
was 4,6ll, Of which SO were way letters.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

Managers.
Hon. VIM. SINGER. P. J. WELSH,
Hon. S. q. ToMPKINs, }. w. CURTIS,
HoN. PETER DECKER, JONI BARBEE,
Hon LEVI HITE, A. w. NIGHTINGALE,
JAS. HAwoRTH, 5. 7. WELLS,
J. s. EsHoM. A. J. BARKLEY,
G. B. FOWLER, f. NJ. PIERsoN,
d. F. GEoRGE. F. CHASE,
JOHN HoEscH CHAs. ANDRES,
GEO. CHINN. C L. CRAcKBoN,
r. H. HALL, Pant duncan,
THos. SEWARD, ii. w. COOLIDGE,
!. S. Low. HARRY LELAND,
d. G. HAsKNS, NJ. ID. DoBBiNs,
JACOB Levy. GEO. NJ. ScorT,
g. w. STANTON, CHAs. kAIsH,
J. MCNEss, LEE MCiowEN,
r. F. 0'HANLoN, WM SHARKEY,
l.. B. MooRE. WM.T. 0NEAL,
CHAs. NJ. GoRHAM, b. EILERMAN.
THos. GILLIGAN,
Committee of Arrangements.
E. NJ. Owens. JAS BRADY,
J. G. Donovan, }. B. BALDWIN,
JOHN MURPHY, DANIEL FARRELL,
Reception Committee.
MAX ARMER, G. p. HUNT,
r. s. DocKERY, E. NJ. Owens.
Floor Managers.
CHAs. BALL, E. NJ. PIERsoN,
Ira EATON, CHAS Rash.
Tickets S5-supper included. dec-ls-td
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21
Notice of Dissolution.

NOtlCC OF UIsSOINIHUH'
TENEEE Copartnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned in this city, under the name
and style of j. II. Tennent Co., is to-day dissolved
by mutual consent. ,o,,>,
The stock Of goods has been purchased py JUN
H. TENNENT who will continue business in his own
name at the stand Of the late firm.
The books will remain at present in the ONCE OF me
old store and be settled by JOHN IL. kINhEAD, VINO
the late firm of John II. Tennent Co., and Eckman'
Tennent Co. .....,,,,,,
Signed JOHN II. TENNENT,
JOHN IL. KINKEAD.
Marysvile, Dec. IL 1859. dezl-u
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21
Aeu Aduertise

MarysviIIe, Dee. goth, 1SS9.-oOupOns
for interest due on Marysvile City Bonds, January
l. 1sGO will be paid and alter that date at American
Exchange Bank, New York our office In Marysvlle'
de21-td DECKER, JEwETT a PAXTON.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21

THNHE COUPONS due January 1st, 1860, on
n Yuba County Bonds OF issue 1857 and 1883 will
be p9id on and after that date by Messrs. WM
HOGS co, New York, and at our office.
de20-tf REYNOLDS BROS.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21
A CARD.
FOURTH ANNUAL BALL.

% A Grand Ball will be given by q.
"a Yuba Engine Company No. =, ~
F1E at the City Hall. on -. %$yr
G4-StA MONDAY EVENING, JAN. Q, 1850. ST
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THE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH
Al CENTURY,

PROF. woon's HAIR RESTORATIVE.
le egs to ' d. WOOD ibis city gentleman Maine
which speaks gowingly Of the snsrar merits Of his hair
irritable If Certificates are Of ruth the
s' BATH, Me Jan. %, 1856
sts Of sas g
which had become quite gray PROBABLY white my
proeared bottle q your Har Res:o,atSe
s s%iee week oo which
have used some can certify to The o World that the
and hair has resumed its ma natural n eeor and
soft AND o ssn Srd OsP goS w
st the age Of afty,tw wi6 effect.
Citizen FIT city
yesr and am known 70 nearly one here and adjoining
attached is your service rs preserve the
or nature in others as well as myself am t e. RAYMOND ysss
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Prof. wood-pear Sir: Having had the misfortune 70 lose
q nsw ea Of ake tie yo
and 9 e The very thing needed
obligations to you in giving to the cse spSh n sex
The undersigned Rev. K. Bragg is a minser in regular
standing pastor Of the Orthodox Chnr b. a, Brooked
beloved. VIM DYER.
,,nsor s,r Having B n' 9 ? T. lsss b..
Restorative gives pleasure say that ect has
ssshsy in eb % See oa s 1
ass h @5i Other s BE-
WAN '" Yours ls truly, j. x. BRAGG.
The Restorative pat up sizes viz ze
medium and small the small holds half pint and retaila for
p5oposti an the mall retails 70. Two dollars
WooR co R rpp ,n 81 Bfead"sy y, gSTt
sf so siISs s. ALI ALE gasIsTs Asp FANCY Goops
T1NATERS; by WRIGHT 4 Co,
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CHURCHES.


". Duncan camp, c. Basin.
CATHOLIC:
Annunciation-C Corner Mande willie and Mersleg.
immaculate Observation-Disclosures on Canal
lJesuit'sl-Baronne, Common.
St. Louis Standardization Square.
St. Anthony-Rampart, c. CONT.
St. Augnstine-Bayou Road, c. st. Claude.
St. Barthoomew-Villere,b Seguin Bsrthelemy, Al
st.John Baptst-Dryades, b. Clioand Calliope.
St. Joseph--Common, b. Marias and Where, -
st. Marie-Conde, n. Ursune.
St. Mary-Josephine, b. Live Oak and Laurel,
St Patrck-Camp, b. Julia and Girod.
Ct Peter-.Marigny. b. Casacayoand Greatmen.
g. Theresa-Camp, OPP. junction with Prytania.
ST. Trnity--St Ferdinand.
St. Vincent de Paul-Greamen, c. Montegut,
Ursuline Convent-Beow the city.
CHRISTIAN Camp, Mepomsne.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL: St. Charles. a. Julia.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL: St. Peter's-{Seamen's Bethel
Espanaas; L'Egist Proestante Francaise-Rampsri
Bienville Christ Chnrchcanal Dauphine St Paul's
Camp, Gaienne. ST. Felicity road
Trinty-Jackson c. Plsquemine. Annuncaton- Annun
citation Square. Mount Olvet-Algers.
LUTHERAN: Euterpe b. Baechusand Dryades.
METHODIST: Carondele Heyia and Girod Felicity Road
Chestnut. Moreau, Esghien Dryades, Terpschore
Piey, Greatmen. Maras, and CONT Coffee,
jackson. St. Paul. (coloredD Carrolton, Carrolton,
pREsBYTERIAN: Lafayette Square. Prytana, c. Clio.
Caslcalvo Railroad. Canal, Franklin. Fulton, n.
Josephine. Prytania Josephine. Thalia, Benton.
GERM EYANG.: Protestant-Phip, c. Chippewa. Protes
tast-Clio b. Apollo and Nayedes
Dry,de Terpsich,rH. H. Nayades Enterpe, sacchps
nd nrya