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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-20

tAe 4asita5
fifaina i9w days renewed assss.
ten haa been aaliad IS ss os5s,
tional Amend sat HAlah eN
by tee lass Congress apd subniasa
g The senase lor adoption.
Aftieie KI H--sseioaI AHner.
sons born o. naEuFalized Ia tbe unises
States, aud subject to ihe iaFlsdIelIan
thereof, are citizens 81 the Usitaa
States and Of toe Slaae wherein ,bsv
resides NJ State shall make 81 a,
force any law which shali abriape TIA
privileges q immunitics Of citizens If
the United States nor shall any State
deprive any person 81 liFe, libertv O.
property without due process Of law.
nor deny to any person within its II,
risdlction the equal protection Of he
laws.
sec 2. Representatives shall be
apportioped among the several States
according to their respective numbers.
counting the whole number Of pers
sons in each State. excluding Indians
not taxed. But when the right to
vote at any election for the choice Of
Electors for President and Vice Pres.
ident Of the United States, Represcn,
natives in Congress, the Executive
and judicial officers Of a State, or the
members Of the Legislature thereof
ls denied to any Of the male inhabi,
tants Of such State being twenty . D
years of age and citizens oflhe United
States, or in any way abridged, ex-
cept for participation in rebellion or
other crime, the basis Of representa-.
ton therein shall be reduced ia pro.
portion which the number Of such
male citizens shall bear 10 the whole
number of male citizens twenty-one
years n age in such State.
SEa %. No person shall be a Sena.
tor ~ Representatives. Congress. or
eleetor Of President or Vice Presi-
dent, or hold any Office, civil or mill,
tary, under the United States or I'M
der any State. who, having previous
.ly taken an oath as a member Of Con.
gress, or as an officer Of the United
States or as q member of any State
Legislature, or as an executive or iu-
dlelal officer Of any State, to support
the Constitution Of The United States.
shall have engaged in ins~urreotion or
rebellion against the same, or given
and and comfort to the enemies there.
Of. But Congress may, by a vote Of
two'thirds of each House remove such
disability
SEC, 4. The validity Of the Public
Debt ef the United States, authorized
Oy law, including debts incurred for
payment Of pen ions and bounties for
services IN supprossiug Instruction
and rebellion, shall MT be questioned.
But neither the Uuited States nor
any State shall assume or paw n
debt or obligation incurred in aid Of
Iosurrection or rebellion against the
United States, or anJ claim for the
loss or emancipation Of any slave
bot all such debts, obligations or
shall be held Illegal and void.
Sge ala have
8. The Congress Rave
over to enforce, by appropriate log, /,
shtion, the provisions If this article.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-20

HE desire Of the public to know for
what purpose tho Governor convened
an extrf session Of the Legislature has
beer CERTIFIED, aud DO says in bis mess
cage tbn be fluids that the necessities
Of the Safe" and the general Oe'eT
gency' demand the attention Of the
represel tatives Of the people,
He reviews tho political situation ana
says tina, with the exception Of the ne
moval cfpogro troops from the State.
and the transfer Of the Frcdmeos Ra
reau % the administration Of officers OF
tho r, Qlar army, we have hat b'ue to
Congratulate ourselves for, ord O, Is
still les IN, tbc political 1or't'n to
cheer patriot OF cycite Ne hopes ct
OR en- s PhocCh W onot re
heard in 10 fcrce S, uEgla aeoo ho
Prcsidd0dIT mo Congress, ii N suits @
which { .Iyno cpa rcy} many
quest, f Hrcsant thcos'n for ont
consider b aud ocuo0 81 iy us Of
~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-20
SECOND DAY.
SENATE.

Mr. Lyles introduced a bill ato pros
vide for and establish common schools
in the State which was read twice un.
der a suspension of the rule, aad on mo-
ton of Mr.. Wolf, said bill was laid on
the table, one hundred and fifty copies
ordered to be printed aud made the spe.
cial for Thursday the 18Th inst, at III
o'clock A. M.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-20

Mr.. MaAtla Ny leave, INTRODUCED a
bin to aathar izs tbe reception Of certain
Auditors warsnls 10 payment Of the
special tax dae the Sfatq, which, on
motion Of MIR Lyle, was referred to
the committee 10 hNanoe
Mr.. Robinson. Nv leave, introduced
a bill to establish The Wahalak agricul.
nral district, which Was referred to a
select committee ii three, consisting Of
Messrs, Robinson Lyles aud Miller.
On motion Of NIL Lyes, 50 much Of
the Governors message as relates to
salt works and distilIaFysi' was refer
red to a select committee c9nsisting Of
Messrs Lyles, Robinson aud Brooke.
House bill to ineofpefate the St.
Joseph's School for giFlA 1 ehartablc
and educational Institution ID the cisP
of Natohez." was read
Mr., Lyles offered the hllowiag
amendment
Amend by inserting It'll word Rotsts
before the wcrd girl wherever ii occurs.
Mr.. Jackson moved to lay the anland
ment on the table, which motion was
lost, and the amendment was then adOp.
ted,
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HOUSE..

Mr.. Beauchamp-A bill to be emit
tied IAN act to amend Art. II, Sec. 3
Chap 6l, of Revised Code. Relerre,
to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Beaucbamp Offered a resolution
That tho Secretary of State be request
ed to furnish this House with a tabulaI
statement Of the total number of whites
and blacks each, in each county, ia ken
under an enumeration ordered to be
made by act of the Legislature, ap.
proved Dec 4, 1865.
Mr.. Liddell-A bill to be entitled
an act in relation to the High Court
Reports.
Mr.. Beaucbomp offered Tie following
amendment which was adtpted
Amend, BY striking opt the words
the Mississippi Reports, reported by
him" and insert all thu iMissieYinni
REPORTS, includjgg ,sRst6 al 1said 6
has IN course Of publicatiod'-R red
70 me Y Judiciary committee.
On y otion Of Mr. BeauchamH
ke2A That the Judiciar Com.
eSpadlenay of passing a general a,Aes
y ior all crimes, whether indid or
no. committed during the late war and
the nnSctofed state of the ~eonr{rv bof
we 9fst day of January, 1866, excent
murder rape, burglary, robbery and
otherwise. '"' OF
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-20

Many other questions affecting the
welfare of the State will come before
you and will doubtless receive your
profound attention aud consideration
For the restoration of our national pros
perity and happiness We must look to
agricultural aud manufacturing pursuits
of industry. The capital and labor for
the development of these latent sources
of wealth, within the limits Of this State
are insufficient, and the supply must
come from abroad. Capital should be
invited, and emigration of free white
,aNor should be encouraged. Both
must be assured of full protection and
security, and the white laborers must
Ne assured Of social aud polical equality
18th the white race alone, or they will
$ us by and seek for hrmes,naoro,c no.
communities, wNo,- val not
of negro w.. Of their prosterity ai Y
rtnnrtysS tn wealth Yhnnninase IN
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rsTRxBU1xoNs


o. one Of fRe' ieadiSals paSsrs Of Caaada u
!! this subject
sona Of our readers have no doubt read
c;n ~ us advertisements ~
'Il' hnterpres, - Concerts H. mh;.h
appear from time to S.sa I. ~ wnieh
prints Offering most tempting D." "o,' -
1hose VINO will p%atrCnize them. Ia mos,
cases These are genuine Humbugs. But
mere are a few respectable firms who do
business IN this manner, and they do II m
q means Of increasing their WHOLESALE Nm
NESS and not to make money. Fromx~aS
nrlls' It IS true, handsome and MSInnhIa
articles are procured for a yeiy%maIl sar,
ana what is more lmportahfs6o ,oTs i asa,,
cheated. Every person gets oood 49,
~ nIs uo,iar because, is we have statad
! Is intended to act as an adyertjsamsrt
increase their ordinary business,
we nave seen numbers of nriyos 80.
out th's way BY SHERMAN, WATsox (,
IoMPaSF' Of Nassau Street, N
a ape' : = 70 doubt that some Of tbs artielssJ
n.;a 81. elght Or ten times the none
pa'u ir them, while we have not saao%
|" .sa,a q q slngleafticIe which was ooS at /,
the dollar Which Il oost :
J OpiI ohe OF the exceptions ~ aia de- !
: AZ q : general thing The parties On ~ Il d III
'p;nd business are nothing But " 3
"lnoffs---(Saturday Reads. T.
: !. In: 10, 1861 "oaE =
OcL1 AAS6eamwesnasfN VI Nv, \
anu esiate lasitA WSNS N
- f8priate HI 1he nagnssVF ~ ~ IS
sdRptana. N%M = Nc
sshsa Sapten Ter thn Ah.g@ nm Ne
Aclss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-20
THIRD DAY.
SENATE.

Mr., Stephens offered a resolution ,bo,
a a Jolnt select committee be appointed
10 whom shall be referred all bills, RESI-
olulions, &c, a~ppertaininp to the e'1 Co.'S 'e1e
y w.. couris' which was adopted, and
: Messrs. Marian, Wolf. King, Seal and and
appointed as said committee =" ~
toe part of the Senate. y"
J. Nlr. LyIes introduced a bill to aid i.
's : establishment of the Orphans Homo
! ,a 'ne state of Mississippi which was
} "r. Lyles INTRODUCED a bill to amend
int committee.
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100000 Or ONE DOLLAR

which they reed aatpav ,n,a
what is drawn and ls sI1a " N Known
XXX XXX, AAkRDaJ EBILERv tgqoo,
49, cans your ann ton to the f3cl ofh 4,
Ip,ns sne largest q most popular Jero,S
association N the UHtd States. Tbs bn,f{
uesS - ana alWsys abaen conducted n u,
ui1sl canald ana honoobIe manner. Oar ~
pluiy increasing trades d SURE oua,ania. II
" Lpprec'a'l2a q % patrons for this nelbo5
NJ nj uosalnihg nm elf'ut and costly poois
a ,~n ,I ~ ,ha 1'snalIo Of trade IN Europe,
s]astroqs fnanoia crIs HI Enslsnd. b es' c"r, aI
the failure Of Is rra a..,b IT. q gauFl
IN London and obiia \, seTg.l Eosts
their goods at a p-a, cri6eo a VI '
ces less than one. .tu,I b. !" SVllo lgsao'
ring. We baro n,ge .lg oas' " nauulea'
bankrupt goods, Il ns ,, es sSr : IsIsi Ivy = ,,,,s
a =" M g, y oel,er eha'e p draw tho most
p as ssa' aa -sl'la, OUR AIN Is
most sa,isiaciiop ns p'3 q si nl, y @s
prizes to Ill ps'f, .s 81 ,pS ,i'9 Tb salinS
patreS 3ss w. civ ret full value a1sr
money. us no articl d, Is, I3
than One Dollar, r.. d tiara ,itAank, !,
Parties dealing N,, .. r,,p Jon,,5 On IL
ing prompt ratugn>. .ga s@rtieelI drawn
be immet Gtel5 sent O ,. 1871 h. ~,
mail or eX,,ra.s "" w
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0R SAFE.


ABMSTRIN Of iND
- yitiue ana neeef decree {
- the 'robaie Co" NoSuet cQu9H
made Al hteluly 'nrl' theleol tho uAp'iI
signed Id d1istrs, estate JGna =
\ Smith. ,'ecpa 4. d the ltO oey :
september ne1. 'ttw e loare pe'G'lv.
By Law, proceed the Cria shuu'
d00f, Ia the Town IN S14 e1uO'
and a. public ancu .4s Bigh,g blaos,
4 credit ottEeiye no rom ne @ss
tlle following Ia g and d II 'p'
W. i. 4, b ID. " n. v is, ID d Ii II
SECTION 2g :tow IN Of raAgA 5oR ~
AHa III II section 81, Lots 8, !. 10 au :
A section s2 The \ o. ofstA o. w
ti0n %. The SWK 81 selan 2. hd aa@
section 90 that lies in { ISL &c oifeAu'%S
river Eve acres mere py s. lehaA5t auS
~ ofSWM and The Of y NNA su XIV
ths w of AEK Of sedtiea l6, ain loN.,np
n Of range Is east, rilt flbg : eslnlS "Ta.
I'LL $4,000 acres. RhiyA sad L nEasct'n aud
ted hF ihe said deSedsp ii hls teiln'e, a H
whetsnn he resided the .,lne MS
The IT, afsWk of sectls4 y au lofs "a = Il
q Ia n. 5AI5, 10 - ", seaou ~ III
IL tut aAItip is vi rage y east ~ 'nsser
Ill widows ~ IN Pu.tir,d
ii purchasers 81 said premises vllbersg% ily,
"a rive band ii b0ndF, WITH snfheiat teV'"s soy
~ III szement d Gtha sur Or sum q llVe X
o. NhitN lhs aid prsEnises may oss'u'
q twelve months fgDel lheday q sq sSiaJTH.
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~
cEEBlges o. rHl AEoIsLATuRE.-
IL will publish such portion Of the
proceedings Of tie Leg lature as will
b Of interest to the General reader
paying particular aftoniion to all bills
concerning the County Court, and
those affecting the payment Of debts,
We respectfully ask the assistance Of
our friends OF jackson, and in like man
..er suggest that a sa-r'ol word from
them occasionally VI be worry inter
osting 10 our leaders,
~
RAILROAD BNrERpf e. Mr., Lew
is Troost, q civil engineer, as writer
y II rgthy letter te . member Of The
Ala ma Legisll ME, advocating the
bu Idirg Of a Gu nd Trunk Railway
from dobile to til coal fields of Ala.
ba'm The lencris published in n.
"a Ne Mobile News and that paper
ys that tho realization Of the sclem,
would make Mohle A depot fur tn,
etaam mrrinc Of the trif, and 'cast it
nccdB91e all thot 4 heretofore boo
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Proceedings Of he legislature


\ FlRsT DAT.
Ike Legislature commenced lta extra
n sioa last Monday Messr hylea and
BMaacbamp, Of Noxuhee, and Mossra.
CaAerton and Reid, Of Winston. were
pres&nt.
Df. Lyles, by leave. introduced a bill
to repeal an act approved Nov. oath,
1861 entitled ian act to establish
county courts" which was read and re-
terred to the Judiciary Committee.
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OF Nrn
Nosp5ees lcSsIsslpI
DOT &C., ooaaty.
:. h a'sso.. Attach. s'''
dag = here,osuept Tof.
"a Ii June, w
abora' - circ eq
Sun ne "a III
sp mn ol. 4
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Ill 81
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- . saae'a.t- Mrs
she 49, as ~,
e,lA excellent vie Wy
!, 4 daughter; asa was o''s
iabauaa On 'es 1A'h u
- he Prsseyssrlan eearsa
: q years. waa H,a.1isa
aaais % he 18Th aay esAa
sFlea hss msmhe1 ~
osAs MsiAoasa church !. !
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Leaves hsnY\
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u ut~It ."N'i F'No'NAl'
.rtogfoss to wealth, happiness
. iljzatjon.
flom every ROT ~
pealsf !,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-20

sry a%aveat,F, is,h, isss
oet - 81. '1e student sss A.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-20

Tb1re Droo 200 dollars ii t5e Treas
Ct deceased so.sr"rs whicu 4a.. nm.
distributed because of the failure Of
1meg Boris of Police to report, and
consequently 3 proper distribution cgq,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-20

a Fuzzy INCIDENT We heard
8 rich JOKE, yesterday. which is decid-
edly too good to keep from our read.
ers, 0ne Of cur veteran physicians
has beer annoyed for some time past
BY 3 strange dog which lOitered
about his Office, despite every effort
90 bis part to drive him Of, Having
some fears Of bydrOphObia. and having
read tbe MayOrs pFochpatioD. TIT
ancls aSepaE syOhnihe
and threw it 70 the miserable eur
The d0g aalped i down, and the doc
Tor wsAssad for The result. IL wa
not long until the dog cOnmednced
series Of ~cOntortiOns. and crossed to u
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-20

iover to enforce, by appropriate lcg>
'shtion, the provisions ii this a%r,icls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-29

at al Before the Board there was rush to buy CeTe
land and Pittsburgh which sold up to 81 but soon fell 10
o4I New-York Central firm and 96i paid. Eric wss
barely steady in the face of active borrowing demand
and heavy ovcrsales At the O'Clock call, Ere broke
10 GA and was freely offered The street is full Of dam
reports as 10 this stock, which the President should
lose no mo lelatpc If he has the facts TO DO II With
The rest of the market shade lower In sympathy
with Erie At the Second Board the market was firm, with
tho exception of Erie which sold down to GU. In the
street Erie broke Gil, closing Gil GOLF, with large
transactions The balance of the list firm and closed
steady at quotations Cleveland and Pittsburgh sold 1T
100; New-York Central, 96i. The closing prices were;
Canton 50, go; Cumberland Coal, 45l a45s. Quick
silver 53I 53y; New-York Central, 96s 1863 Erie OLE
62 Hudson River l3 all34, Reading, lloi llOl Mehl
can Southern 79 979i Illinois Central Scrip, lls@ l2o
Cleveland and Pittsburgh 100 e00l; Rock Island s4g
9I; Northwestern 2Sl 02sl North Western Preferred,
5Sl 85Sl; Fort Wayne, 97laGi
Money is working easier, and on call is quoted o0' per
cent In commercial paper little doing The bank state
ment only partially represents the disturbance caused by
the sale of gold The leans at $2279O0O the specie
shows gain of 464 the circulation has advanced
81 OO3 the legal tenders off 81 $50 100, and the
net deposits $s,4i9,624.
The following figures show the condition OF the New
York city banks as compared with last week;
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schr Mary Ann, Young, Newaven Racket TOoter Tsys,


Arnveos
s'; v .SS pn s @ ns sn Nag 70 sS CO. "a.
u sI dIs1s; g g s.s : Ps err a1 ssSs ' A %
Steamship Sheridan s9lton New odss. Msy 90 with nd, c
Steamship wa.nston Chichester Rlcmond and No, vi.
ms;s ss .sl pas e Js' P ps wr,,,o,
Steamship Automatic Richmond aud NOrfo Livnsou
Steamship o9f City Stewart, Mobile days with cotton ,e
snip opsso' Fs% M's Brr I, ., , S,y' VIZ 10 es
spoke British brick Hannah Hcks fora Plymouth for Phalp.
s6pssisn COf Londoul Seville cslcutts Jan e with de
w o,1eron co.;ed tie o p nd c,o. oI.a f1e 5e
&c April as date, h 70 long g. 30 spoke br1 Lads fa
Bsrs Ezsbeth Noicmas 0unansmO 10 dsys with 70 No
sds Fitness Alice Means Nsuviis "A days. with nssr'o N'
Brig s. Andrew stcnoy cheliepcc, Mexico % d. wa
1 Si L. L. c 1s.aS MscJ S soa My y Solo,
'psks big Northern ish fsS% trinidad for H1aI
for .be % into % Po nd drs'; see IS ads d.a' v
sebr May Kelly 20, s. Andrew b. Rec mo m0an,s' ~
Moon, r'spss p's'fd Brig EgSs, sp Jacksonville for
sci W. D. Bedford to Areha Ladry, Tsbs'cO % day. vh
ss5r Clyde (oDsbY Ss) mandy Tnidad cubu 81 irs' sah
molses and rum 10 bro't' s9n 4 Co.. nr, v,.,to ,
sedr L. joSnson futile, 5. Jsso Cubs, IS days with
seSr Nary e. Gm.dcn Smith, Cow Bay 1t doy, with
=. Brslsiaw
Consiuton Smith, Apaachcoa2 "a days, with cotton 10
ssh j. Boi Norton Bayport, FIs II days, with ced. c.
Fsber
schr Della Tore Farshld, Crystal River dsys wa
70 =. fsber.
seh G. Smith athorn, Charlosion 10 days with oA
f. Russell
sch W. Grce Butter Brszos 20 days with wool 10
sc H. J. Raymond Ellsworth Savannah 81 day' WITH - 70 6
C. Duncan II Co.
Octaya Calhoun Indian River Days in ballast 10
Schr. Herald Birdsall Doboy dsys 70 order.
schr. Gen. Grant. C0nking jacksonville.
Schr. r. q. Sawyer. Rowe. jacksonville.
Scbr. N. T. Bauh, Foster Virginia
schr. Henry Cole. Decker, Ngnis
sehf " < Thonpson Carter Virginia.
schr James Marsh, Leeds Virginia.
Schr. J.. Van Iandt. Bryce, Virginia.
Schr r. c. a. Ward, Edwards Virginia
schr J. n. Franklin, Bigbee Virginia
SchE A. W. Van Name, Van Name, Virginia
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coxvpnre,rroy IN New. BRUNSWICK Tbs ES

CONFEDERATION IN BRUNSWICK - tbs IN =
TIRE UNION TICKET ELECTED II NORTHUMBERLAND coIA'''-
The Toronto Globe OF Saturday says
1.-THE first of the NewBrunswick elections was neg yes
,ha Con,ty of Northumberland, and, according TO
received last resulted 10 the success OF all me
The members elect Messrs WiAston
Snon and Johnson The frstn shed ttree were mem
& ~ be ast House while the fourth takes the place Of M
.bson WHO though sometimes claimed Unionisf wa
amhcr Of the Smith Government and as such was an Oh
ac in The way Union whatever his private sentiments
nav bays been The election Of yesterday however gye
any niou members from the County Of Nortbunberland
about whose position there will be no donbt That goo1
beSnnug and will be followed up by other trumphs t
ain of compared with the last House and the only %
son that the gain greater Is that that all thore wac
gain Our dispatch promises full refnrns NJ me YOUNG
North this morning.
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Travellers, Guide.

oAbsny 2y iIol:'n r. A. Depot 80, srs' -. :ni lo,hs,s
AID sy n,sf% 4 S H % ssd Ip n H
s@ ii n ,ni sunday tram ya Hudson River
M .1 az 1 S'Ii i and D , ssis''' and ''
sS Sp asnod by ep rom oo, Of caa a. Rat
foot Of Desbros.e...,
100, o. cOuItaldtst. aid 10 m, ! p m.' and -
70 Bastoa sy Norwich ia; Pier 50 H. daily
r. i5n BY ss@H;;;n H. Vi. sprnG:G i
70 BOSTON, By Haven Il H. s.
To- ssSIe as Roe.ster BaSsc Salamanca aaa West
BY En~ Railroad. OF Chsnbe.s-.t. at I. 10 =. m.
For ca ana by By Raan aai Bsswc Bay Rc; from
riers2, n r., s,lla M and AIS p M Freight train g.
10 or,enpcri BY Long Island T. n, Jaas..V &.
iiscsetsown and stations, oy Msr'' snd
io .ai' Tor . a. SiSar" .iC Nor
r. aSwg Sancc": G r. r. Tor iiac and
soSngasi-stssusrs rsvs sp aud p.
fONsw Haven. by ,ls N.w.liavep = H. 2;ts'' ara An, m
To asI6asG. West Point Pca;hleep'e. sOndo; and
steamer Mary Powell foo. OF De'bioess daily at5ao p m
30 sv s.esyts ~ from oo, q Bsrcisy
To Sewbursh PoushAfrp.ie Reno and srsd ate
esp,aS .. IN
Nsveri"i Per No d Z. r. daily :t:...;:.;;i. p N
10th. West BY Central Railroad q Ns~de,'Ty y, A.
and 500 snnsa, tram 49,, - @ D.
.n riSia'Ps md * s'%'is,fs "G's 'Gi ard S
midnight sundav'.., W "
Join Ro@.r om Persip daily
Sapy ;srays excepted rom Pier No 10 N r. at. ?. N
TO W ashington. by New-Jers-y X. II. foot Of Court
SUNDAY Observation-Disclosures. p N
To Orleans every Saturday. Black Star and Nen-foA
Mai. STEAMERS Line.
For savannah, every Thursday M1uay's Line, Office No.
u aud % Souths
For Savannah. every Saturday,. by Empire Line Carl
Allen. No. Bowling drcrn. .... p N
For Savannah. Tnursday Pioneer Line fcr NO.
Fer Montana and ldalosee Advertisement
for further Information in rcrd Railroad 1le Tables I'D
vertissments In another part o. hisripcL
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MONDAY. May 2s-P. NJ.

MONDAY. May PPM
Gold Is hardly 80 hrn, and closes at 1877. The banks
.hov gain Of 81 ,i6i, which Is probably below their
real increase.
Government stocks all strong and BIZ Cher For 520s
sf 1862 there a special demand at lO2 1921 The
L3Os arc firm at IG2s 0lO2 with few offering. Railway
mo cages and State bonds firm. The small stocks are
more active For Boston Water Power 49i was paid
advance Of 3peT cent. Iii understood that dividend Of
per cent 10 be decsred. Janposs Preferred sold
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olovementss o, penn . nm Steamers
Pnsxsngcrs Arrived.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND oUEENSTowN-Iu steamship Scot.
nd-P c. Lndwg Mrs Bab,oci John Hare, Rev 2. temons j.
Ferris W. te md children, Mr aud Mrs j. stockley,
Mrs Hope Jones' Mrs WIN. Barclay Miss Emma Clark Mira ho
berg and 0il In seersge. . - OIL, u
FROM NEW.ORLEANs In steamship Sheridan Arthur II.
CLARK Ms aud Miss Devon IRIS Sarrak Moneym b. Chver
Thenet Verneu G. Espenal Jos Lstue Mrs and two
children L. sherwood wife children Mr and Mrs. sa
i,my and child, A. Selisny s. I. Green.
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MAY 2-I3 20 bbs Flour. pa bbs WHISKY. el0 bbs
Corn Meal 800 sacks Corn Meal 207 saeke Ohcake l1st
bush Wheat 2 i93 bush Corn. Il O bash Ons 1913 hush
Rive 10 bush Seeds spkrs Ashes pkgs Beet 40 bbs FOR
eis pkgs. Cnt Meats. 1859 bbls. Petroleum.
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lisaaiHr.

The bfg Csse.tee Biskfrl Richmond Me- with - 10
for Mobile pa, into This port Yesterday in distress having -
Of NAV n lat 81 " long " expsrsnc-d ide gale 4 vrt
from which haurs then backed 20 - I'D
blew u then NJ with thunder 'auaii snd h,w "r
carried foremost fos opnasf, lObcs nf
ntopmt and the vessel en- being annanasesbo was o. s"d
throw GARD he De- kloadt TO ave her
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Uipioen1 Notices.

"'A " Inn NEw YoRx, May H. 1856 ,
VHIRTY- SECOND DIvIDEND.-Notlee Is . nsrePy
given that the Board Of Directors have this day -
pIyIbENO OF FIVE t5) PER CENT on. OF the net eaIss
quarter sndinz April PAYABLE at the Office Of the Co.
BAY June Capital Stock aud much OF the ScsP ~
az has been paid. $50, A, ox,s 80, and re-
opened Monday Juns By order Of TIE DO ID
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Spoken.

T. a. long 3 a. birk VIM. Rahbone, FROM Se~ fsA
foT Liverpool days out.
May H. long SO 49, British brig Hannah Hicks rem Ply
mouth for Phadclpha 80 days out.
May o. q IL long 30 brig Northern Light. from 1I's
FOR Halifax. 10 days OUT
Nay 20 Ia, a is long TO- schr Harrington Of sHd fon N's"
flf Nv York