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SIhIILIA SINlILlBUs CURANTUR,
HUMPHREYS
IInnfncnIBA ATEIIr

homeopathic SPECIFICS
TT AVE PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE EXPE-
Client and Reliable. They the only medicines per-
fectly adapted to popular simple that misa es
cannot be made In using thom; harmless se to be-
free from danger efficient to be always relia
bio They have raised tho highest commentator from
oil, and Will always render satisfaction.
No. J, cures Fevers. Congestion, Inhamma'ious.. %
2, Worms Worm-Fever Worm-Coc.. 26
D. irving Collie. OF Teethng of In
I. Dinrrhan Of Children or Adults: as
:. g. :. DyssmerE, Gripping, Bilious Golio;: rs
o. ChoIc Morbus, Nausea, Vomit-
Coughs. Colds. bronchitis 2S
neuralgia, 1oothachc, Facencbe.. 20
y Itcadnc ncLcs, Sick Headache, Vertigo. 25
. ~ dyspepsia. Bilious Stomach. ...... 26
" " H. Suppressed, or Painful Periods. 20
:, u whites, too profnse periods. %
=, is Group, Cough. difficult Breathing. as
" ~ salt Rheum, Err pelaR, Eruptions. 90
e" IS Rheumatism, Rheumatic PAINS. %
IT, Fever and Ague, Chill Fever,
II. piles, Blind or bleeding. 80
:. " 1S Opihalmy, and s, Weak Eyer. so
IT, cntnrrh, Acute or Chronic, Inhu-
:. 9C Whooping Cough. vioien. Coughs 60
" " a. Asthma, Oppressed Breathing. so
a. Ear discharges, Impaired Heaz-
2s. serofnia. Enlarged Glands. swell: o.
" "a. General Debility, Physical weakness 30
20 DroPsy and scanty secretions ...... 80
"i2e Sea sickness, Sickness from Bid
" 2z I" kidney disease. Gravel, deii.......... 90 go
" 2s Nervous Debility. Seminal Ennis. ~
sions, Involuntary ischarges. loo
49, Sore Mouth, CanKer. .............. 90
So Urinary incontinence, Wetting
beu o0
" 81, Painful Periods, even with
bpasInS %
49, Sunerings at Change of LIE. .......1.00
% 81, Epilepsy, Spasms, ct. VituB Dance. LOO
"a, Diptherin, liberated Sore Troat. .. 80
FAMILY CASES.
SO ytals morocco and book.
20 large vnls, in morocco, and book. ...,.... 600
90 large Walls, plain case. and book ......... 500
00's' We e ~ ans sPEoTFics 500
Mahogany cases, 10 vnls. $1,000
Single pia's, wi directions. Observation-Disclosures. 100
aB-These remedies, by tho Gaze or single box are
sent to any part OF the country by Mail Express
OF CHARGE ON receipt Of the price. Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
Office and Depot No. 562 Broadway New York.
DIR. HUMPHREYS is consulted daily at his Office, per.
sonay by letter, above, for ali forms of disease
KING & CASSIDEY,
April 10 nwf6mo emo obarl ston, 8. @.
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TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION TIL

TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION THE
depression la the prices of MERCHANDISE,
and believing that the only true mercantile
way Of doing business Is to meet the market
regardless of cost, we have decided to
mark our Stock down to such prices that
there can be no question In regard to the
fact that we are determined to meet the
market.
Our FINE CLOTHING is of cur own
manufacture, the workmanship Of which
we warrant In every particular.
Annexed will bc :vund list of some
leading articles, with former and present
prices:
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strength was in her step. and in her hands-PIANrA.
T1oa BITTRRs."
s. T....18eO-X.
A few bottles of PLANTATION BrrrEas
Will cure Nervous Headache
Cold Extremities and FeveTish LIPS.
Sour stomach and Fotid breath.
Fatulency and Indigestion.
Nervous Afeotions
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath.
I" Pain over the Eyes,
60 Mental Dependency.
Prostraton; Great Weakness.
sallow Complexion, Weak Bowels &c.
Which are the evidences Of
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
1t is estimated that enths Of all adult ailments
proceed from deceased and torpid liver The hillary
secreons Of the liver overfowng into the stomach pol
After long research. we able to present the
remarkable cure for these horrid nightmare diseases
hundred and forty thousand persons have taken the
PLANTATION BITTRRs and not instance of complaint
has come to our knowledge!
II Ia moBt effectuul and agreeable stimuant
suited tn all conditions OF life
Tho reports that it relic mineral subs for
its aciv. properties wholly fas For the aats.
faction OF the public, and that patents may consult
their ply sicians, append At OF is pone nts
CALisAYA i'ARK.-Ceebrated for over two hundred
years In the treatment Of Fever and Ague, D. spepsa
Weakness, etc 1t was introduced into Europe by the
Countess. wifi, Of the Viceroy OF Peru in l640 and
al sold by the Jesuits for the enormou price o.
ders and was finally made public by Louis XVI King
OF France humboldt mshes especial r. ference to ts
iebruge Qualities during his South American travels
CAsoARtLLA BARK-FCr disrrhn, couc aid d,sna.ss
OF the stomach and boz els.
DANDELIoN-For Inflammation of the loins and drop.
aical affections.
CHAMoMILE FLowEns-For enfeebl-d digestion.
LAvEspER FLowERs-aromstic simuiant and tonic
highly inVgorating IN nervous debility.
WINrERaRERN-For tcroflla rheumatism etc.
ANIsE-An aromatic carmnative; creating flesh
muscle and milk; much used by m others nursing.
Aso cioVe-bucB. orange. carraway, corander anal
root etc. ....
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Another wonderful ingredient. Of great use smone
the Spanish ladies south america impartlne beauty
TO the complexion and brilianoy to The mind IA vet
known to the comm of the world and we Withhold
i1 name for the present. i, ~ - y.
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"a smile was on her lip-health was In her look
strength was In her step, and In her hands-PIANrA
TON BTTTRRs."
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nS- III r RIA GE AND OELIBACY.
nm Essay Of Warning and instruction for Young Men.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers with sure means Of relief FREQ of charge
In sealed letter envelopes. Address. DIR. J. sKILLIN
HoUGHToN, Howard Association Philadelphia, Pa.
April IT amo
az COLGATE's HONEY sOAP.-THIs CEIE.
BRATED Toilet Soap, in such universal demand
made from the choicest materials is mileI and
emollientin it's nature, fragrantly y scented, and
extremely beneficial In its action upon the skim For
sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
February Tyr
ss- ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-AHTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and Inserted by Drs. F.
RoIssosNEAu. Of Paris No. 600 Broadway. New York.
April IA Iyr
ca AWAY WITH sPECTAOLEs.-OLD EYES
made now, without speotacler, Doctor Medicine
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of ten cents Address
q. B. FooTE, M. D., No. 1lsO Broadway, New York.
November ...
aT HILLS HAIR DYE-FIFTY OENTs-
BLACK Or Observation-Disclosures in effect reliable
for natural appearance beauty Of color durability;
also the cheapest and bee. in Depot No. 60 John
dtreet corner OF wiar street. New York. sold by
Drugeists and Fancy Goods Stores everywhere
November 40 smo
a8- BAToHRLoRs HAIR pYH-THE ORIGINAL
aud best In tho word Tho only and perfect HAIR
DYE Harmless. Reliable and instantaneous Produces
Immediately splendid Black natural Brown with.
ont inurins tho hair skim Remediea the i'll effects
lad dyes. Bold by all Druggists The genuine La Sign
WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR.. Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MIIIEFIEURs
For restoring and Beautfying tho Hnir
CHARLES BATCHELoR, Now York.
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Il g e b. ~ rr;
THE ooLGNiBIA pHasN1xt
:. ' a." ENLARGED, ,-,..g ..

Great Reduction. In the Rates. or Adver.
TNHE COLUMBIA pHENIx ,iprtpy rsr.pn, r.. IT.,
n ana Tri.WeeklyI has been GREATLY RNIAR0ED
ann ann IN the Quantity and guslity Of s rerdng matter
ly ST. 9NfS = @to NS'oAAF. ttftt "'eA'
The terms for transient Advertising have been RE.
DoOED OVER TWENTY-FIVE PER CEET; while the
and quarterly rates have been lowered TO suoh
an extent as to place the columns of the paper within
tho reach Of dealers and nlanuactrrerr generally. -
.Ef JULIAN A. SEIBY,
january ~ Proprietor Columoia Phonni1
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PHnApELPHIA, 10 b Month, 18th Day, 1862.
hEaPKcTED FRRND:-My daughter has been much
wilt send me two bottles more
E,s. Thy friend, Asa CuRRIJ
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES

~" {! 'kocH srKR. N. Y December 49, 1851
Messrs p Il. DRAKE Col have been greai suf.
ferer from Dyspenss for three year, a. lad 10
abandon 10, profetri n. About three hIontha aIo i
iTted the Plantation Biters and to my GREAT 10Y am
nos nearly well man. I have RECOMMENDED them la
several cases, and, far know always with sIgnaI
dement, am, re pectfalIy yours
=. '.i .. Rev, j. g. CATHORN
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...l,. ...... SHERMAN BousE CHICAGO, Ill Il l.
,..- February II, 1853.
twPve cases OF your Plantation BItters Az mornino
apretzer they appear to have supeseded ever
else, and are greatly esteemed. .|--.
Yours, 40, GAGE A. WAITE:
y Arrangements are now completed to supply aby de-
possible. = ~ '-'o"io -'io Dooh
Tho public rest assured thatn no case will tba
perfectly pure standard Of the PLANTATION BIrTKns be
aepst!ea from. EYery bottle bears he .siie of our
uine. " '~'"'S oe Se'-
Any Person pretending to sell PLANTATION B1rrHns in
bulk or by the gallon is q s,oindLer and h, no,t,r Ra "
q r:aaea oontss See that our Priuate Stamp - Urmu-
Bold by all Druggists Grocers and De,,ero tbroro,.
the country. - 80 'o"sHoa'
a. ?. h. DRAKE & CO., New York.
-f-- ~ ''' H' ... fmw1yr
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Commercial Sntelligenre.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 81 CAMP STREET,
Saturday Evening" April 2S, 1866.
CoTToN-The market continues at a standstill
Offerings but little better than nominal and the
demand is of too restricted character to admit of
hope off speedy return to active or general oper
ations Most factors take the present condition Of
affairs very philosophically, however, and manifest
by their proceedings consciousness of means or
power to enable them to hold out as long as buyers
or brokers, while the latter appear to be nonplussed
and at a loss to know what course to pursue The
sales to-day amounted to only $50 bales divided
among five buyers and the market closed as it had
opened without any quotable rate for cotton from
the highest to the lowest classifcatons. One or
two buyers reported, however, that they had re-
ceived instructions to fill orders on the basis of
Yesterdays asking rates, but that upon entering
the market, they found only some two Or three
lists exposed, which were held at considerable
higher figures, and that therefore they deemed it
expedient to abandon the pursuit of the staple
under existing circumstances.
| STATEMENT OF COTTON. -
Stock on hand Sept lst lss5-bales. S3s5s
Received previously ,5i3-ool34t
| 76a,6s.
Exported Friday. ....................:2S79 -
Exported previously. o,9of-oUo,35
Stock on hand and on shipboard
The exports comprise 1850 bales for Liverpool
! GOA bales for Barcelona and 225 for New York,
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day was a great day in England. There was a
grand review Of twenty thousand volunteers at
Brighton. attended by the future King and Queen
of England, as the papers have suddenly taken to
calling the Prince and Princess of Wales. The
volunteer review was great success. 1t was the
prince and princesss first visit to Brighton, and
the turnout of the pretty town was immense and
enthusiastic. The organization of the force is
now SO perfect that thu volunteer staff corps can
undertake to assemble at any place in the kingdom,
ia thirty hours 900 troops, 10000 horses, 100
cannon, and if tieldworks were required, 10000
navies to throw up Notifications. And this does
not touch the regular army and navy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-30

The NEGRO BEFORE THE WHITE MAN.-Not less
than four hundred widows in this city are appl-
cants for aid from the Bangor Fuel Society Ban.
gor has a population of less than 1900, and is
largely in favor of the national niger boarding
house. and goes in considerably in contributing
moral pocket handkerchiefs to the gorillas Of
equatorial Africa, but has no time left, after get
ting through with such philanthropic labors to
attend to their own starving and freezing white
MidoMs-IBaugor lMe.l Wing.
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LEGISLATIVE SPELLISG.-several radical mem
bers of the Tennessee legislature, dissatfed with
the conservative course of the Nashville Banner
have sent the following neat billet dour to that
paper:
Hous of Rent.
april l2-66.
Editer Nashville Banner:
you will Stop our Daily Papers,
"A. A. sNoDDERLY,
S. K. N PATTON.
s, W. ANDERSON
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NEGRO JURY IN GEoRGIA.-In the freedmen's
court in Augusta, Georgia. two reverend negroes
swore so Justify against each other, the Judge had
to impannel the first negro jury to decide:
1t was an action of debt. Rev Peter johnson
VS.. Rev. Richard Golfer. The plaintiff demanded
twenty-six dollars for board. The defendant filed
an offset of ninety dollars for labor. In their
sworn statements they differ widely-so much as
to confuse the Judge, who generally is not at a
loss to decide. They both being preachers and
members of the same church, and entertaining as
he said he did, an exalted opinion of persons oc-
cupying their positions, and fearing he would be
compelled to doubt one, if not both of them, if he
heard the case, he summoned three colored men of
good standing in the church--Jacob Ross, Frank
Beal and Toby Labor-who, after hearing the
case gave their opinion that the defendant was in
deb!ed to the plaintiff in the sum of six dollars.
This is the verdict rendered by negro jury in
Georgia. ..
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tiS '
A. A. SNODDERLY,
5 K. N PATTON.
J, ". ANDERSON.

When Sir Humphrey Davy was in Sicily, he was
studying geology, and the rap and CHATTER of his
hammer among the rocks astonished the Catanan
peasants, who accounted him mad. They told
their priest of their danger from the maniac, but
Davy had seen their priest before them. His rev.
erence quietly limited that he foreign gentle
man from tar-of land, who was practising pen
ance. Davy was then regarded by the Catanians
as saint.
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A coarse-lookng fellow went up to an old gen
teman, and holding out his hand, remarked with a
smile:
"My dear sir, cannot call you by name, but
am sure we have been together somewhere"
owe may have" said the old gentleman, " for
! have been in some very bad company in my
days"
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NATIONAL BANK NoTEs.--The following amounts
of each denomination of National bank notes had
haan ;eopad dawn IN Anril 10 1896.

FORCE OF THE W1ND.-The greatest pressure of
wind ever registered at the Glasgow (Scotland)
Observatory, was ffty-fve pounds to square
foot of the surface pressed against. 1t is an
nounced, however, that it has reached eighty
pounds per square foot in England. 1t IS quite
uncommon for this force to exceed forty pounds
to the square foot, which is but little more than
quarter of pound to the square inch. The steam
in an ordinary working boiler averages about fifty
pounds pressure to the square inch.
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DEATH OF AN OLD MTssISsIPPIAN. - Walter
Goodman, senior partner in the house of Goodman
Il Merrill, of New street, is dead. He drew his
last breath a few days ago, at the residence, in
this CITY, of his brother-in,law, DR.. A. F. Merrill.
Abscess Of the liver having been the cause of his
DEATH so poignant had his sutferings become that
the watchers by his bedside accepted the blow
which removed him beyond all human pain as an
Intervention of mercy.
Mr. Goodman was well advanced in life. A
native of this State, he emigrated in the flower of
his manhood to Mississippi. AS bank officer, in
the days of the banking system there, he main
tanned a high character for integrity. Suisse
quenty he was selected for the management of
the large landed interests held in that State by
the American Land Company, a proprietary of
capitalists resident of that section. In the extern
sye transactions incident to that service, Mr..
Goodman became acquainted with great number
Of planters who now constitute the old settlers of
mississippi, and while dschargng his duties all
the more effectively won their esteem by his
Kindly and straightforward dealing
waiter Goodman was one of the earliest pro-
motors of the great railroad which connects jack
son with the Northwest-the Mississippi Central.
rubllc confidence in his integrity selected him for
the management of the affairs of that enterprise
and he was appointed on the organization of the
company as its president. Though embarrassed
IN the inaneiering of the road by the unpopularty
In the money market of Mississippi securities he
nevertheless succeeded in meeting all demands fol
Its construction. After the completion of thai
great work, he continued at it's head until his re
moval recently to this city. He was truly al
honest and Kindly man, good citizen, who, in his
been gathered to his fathers, full Of years anf
honors regretted sincerely by a very LARGE c;rcI,
of friends among the Oldest and hest .,aH e ~
sissippi-[N. Y. News, Esd. VI Ni'
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A lady in Cleaveland, the other day, was very
aifectonate to her husband and at supper handed
him cup of tea, which he declined to drink, but
handed it to one of his children. Thereupon the
woman sprang forward and seized the cup, thus
saving the childs life. The cup contained arsenic
An arrest and trial of course followed.
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A free fight occurred on Tuesday last among
the lawyers in the court room of the Court Of
Criminal Correction in st. Louis. No serious dam.
age resulte d, as the learned gentlemen contented
themselves with I" fair fist fight.''
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A PLEA FOR WHIsKY.-A man jumped out of a
third story window in Wheeling, Va, few days
ago. He was so timber that he didn't break. Had
he been SOBER he would have been killed.
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A BAD CrTY.-Decidedy Cincinnati is becoming
Partisan in the matter of self-immolatiOn. Within
the past three weeks we have had four cases Of
deliberate suicide to record-two of men and two
of women.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-30

TRIAL OF A "C1GAE SHIp. IA :" cigar ship )
(not Ross Wnanss, which is fitting out in London
has Just made a trial trip from France to England
propelled by screw, the diameter of which wa.
only four feet ten inches.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-30

A Portland company operating at Ellsworth
Me-, put up 5000 Holsters a day. Those delivered
at the factory are. worth three cents apiece Lob
ster fishermen remote from the factory, deliver
their fish to the smack ~ in the employ of the
company, and receive therefor about two and
a-half cents apiece,
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THE TYCooN's ENTERpRIs E.-A ball-castng ma
chine has been constructed in Berlin, for the Ty-
coon. tits capable of manufacturing $4,000 rifle
balls day.
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Cattle Market.

JEFFERSON CIrr. April 80, 1855.
Arrived Saturday and Sunday-s0 Western and
l45 Texas Beeves, and $50 Sheep. Sold on Satur-
day-20 Western and 100 Texas Beeyes so Calves,
and Mich Cows. Stock on Sale-266 Western
and 1869 Texas Beeves, ll03 Hogs, 5945 Sheep, "a
Calves and Yearlings Al Mich Cows. We QUOTE ::
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-30

Wilcox & Gibbs Family Sewing Machines are
heartily recommended by all who use them. Will
COX q Gibbs Family Sewing Machines are abso
utey complete. Office No. St. Charles street
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Justice Wayne, of the United States Supreme
Court, is about to proceed to Georgia fer the pur-
pose of holding court there. Chief Justice Chase
still declines to hold court in Virginia.
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The London Spectator says: ''One of the most
terribly pathetic stories, connected with the sink
ing of the steamship London, has not yet appeared
in print. One of the many ladies on board was
near her confinement. Under the strain of that
long agony, her child was born, and when the
ship went down, she was seen holding it over her
head, as if striving with true maternal Instinct
that, though all must de- her babe must die the
list
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The THIRD 1'nIAI..-The third attempt to lay the
Atlantic cable looks we'll. All the stock is taken
up and 10 miles, of cubic manufactured daily.
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ENTHusrAsM.-We may be right or wrong in our
choice OF hero, but the enthusiasm which takes
US out OF ourselves and costs us something, must
do some good.
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OFFICIAL.
NOTICE or ELECTION.

Pursuant writ of election bearing date April H. 1866 to
directed by rxcelsncy j. Madison Wells Governor of
the State Louisiana the qualified electors Of the Third Re-
preventative district the Parrish Of Orleans composed OF the
Fifth Sixth ard seventh frcrncs In the First Municipal
District of the city OF New Orleans hereby notified that
election will he hsd MONDAY The 1th day Of May 1866
for member the House OF Representatives. the General
Assemb at the stale Of Louisiana to fiji the vacancy
by the resignation OF the Hon. =. b. McKelyey,
The polls will be open the said day election from the
hour OF O'Clock tod o'clock NJ to receive the votes
ofthe qualified Of the said Third
at the polling placeso be established by authorities and
the election held uRder the superntendencs the conmis
oners clerks OF election appointed to conduct the
officer in conformity to law II
New Orleans, April l6, 1856. -''' - NAe''A
Wis DELECTION-ENv ERTU DUN WRIT DE.
iectlon date du aVr 1866 moi adresse par Exc
Madison Wells gouysrneur de la Loasiane les eeceurs
guahes on troeme dstrict representa de la dor
leans compose du cnquieme sAeme sepeme arrondsse
ment dams 10 premier district municipal de Ia Nouvee Orleans
sont par present notifies quune election 10 lundi
sepueme Jour de mai 1866 membe de ID chambe des
assemblee generate de PEta de la Louisiana
ene De repr la vacarce occasiounee Ia resignation
De Ihon McCeyey Les polls seront ouyerts e jour De
rejection susdte henres jusqua h1ures M ann
Dc receroir les bulletin des ectenrs qualities dudit
district repesenta egdots detection sui seront desi
gnes rautorte Leledn condute sous la sqrnteu
dance de commssaires ct eer ct 10 reou en- rpicaa a.
a la loi. CHARLES BIENVENU,
Sheriff.
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others. Births and deaths are more frequent by
night than by day.
1t costs the treasury department from fifty to
hundred thousand dollars daily for printing.
The revenue of the English established church
is annually $500, 900, 900, There are 1000 clergy
men.