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RAILROAD cuxysxIlun IN NAME.

BANGOR, Me-, March %, 1857
large and enthusiastic Convention held here to-
day Of delegates from Piscasaquis county, winerort
and Hampden, with the people Of Bangor, In aid Of the
Bangor and Pisca,squs Railroad 70 Milo. Dover and
Mooschea'd Lake. via European and North American
Roa to Milford strong determination to build the
road was manifested and measures we're taken 10 raise
means at once for the purpose.
Banqor will loan It's credit for $500 900 and subscrip-
tons OF TO- 900 will bo probably rdised IN
= short time here and on the line o. the road The
enterprise also embracea the extension 20 ne town o
great northern region Of the State, which viii bs accom-
modated BY the road - ,,x
Hannibal Hamn presided ~ tne mee,,ne, 49,, wncn
vas addressed by him, Mayor Wakefield, franklin Mazzy
and others. -. . -, .. :.
Books will be opened for subscriptions April 10 o.
Bangor. Portland aud towns In Pisca'aqun ceunI, .
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M. Theirs Speech.

The speech of M. Theirs on the foreign rela-
lions of France In the Corps Legislatif is
characterized by the usual ability and more
than the usual insincerity Of that slippery
statesman. His impeachment of the Emperor's
course in regard to Italy and Germany reads
curiously when we recollect how startled both
France and England were by his ambitious
advocate of progress; but when progress is
contrary to his personal interests there is no
greater reactionist. His finely rounded phrases
on the advantages Of the political equilibrium
induce smile. They do very well to serve an
oratorical purpose, but they carry no convic.
ton with them. The doctrine of the balance
6 power received its deathblow when Louis
Napoleon seized upon the French throne. His
success in getting that act of us0rpation con-
frmed almost unanimously by the people gave
him full latitude to carry out the policy in
regard to the treaties of 1915, which he
had enunciated in his previous writings.
That he should allow the doctrine which
had brought sucn shame upon the foreign
policy of France under Louis Philippe to
stand in his way was not to be expected. His
course has accordingly been marked by an
inter disregard of it, and if in some instances
he has failed to carry out his own policy his
failures have not contributed so much to the
injury and humiliation Of France as the
blunders committed under the system 80 much
lauded by NJ. Tbiers. II must never be for
gotten IN considering this question that the
theory Of the political equilibrium has been
made to subserye the interests and safely guard
the existence of the worst despotisms that have
cursed Europe. So long as its prescriptions
were strictly observed it became impossible
Tor the smaller nationalities to emancipate
themselves from the thraldom of the larger
ones The "agglOmeration Of Municipalities"
which NJ. Theirs SO much deprecates would no
doubt give increased strength to govern.
ments; but it will compel them to rely
moro upon popular support than they
have hitherto done. This may seem para
doxical, but il Is not the less true. France
herself is a partial example, and Germany,
under its new organization, will more fully
illustrate the force of the remark. In both the
Systems which have replaced the old fashioned
despotisms have already given to the masses
large share Of political power and will them
selves give place in time to more popular
forms of government 1t is therefore fortunate
that the policy of European rulers tends
70 the consolidation of the national rather than
Of the personal and dynastic interests which
have hitherto Influenced them. The argument
b utterly untcnable that because q nationality
BECOMES strong in oil its parts it becomes
more liable to be enslaved. The speaker who
advances such a theory must be held either to
be ignorant of the facts Of history or to will
fully misinterpret them AZ NJ Theirs cannot
be suspected to fall within the first Of these
eategories 1t may fairly be Inferred that be
was influenced more by personal than by
patriotic considerations in the speech in which
1t il advanced. -. go ? -s.>.:..s--
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In addition 70 these schooner Of about two hundred
tons to be rnned the Calypso, which has not yet left
the builders yard y reported likely TO BE- enrolled
the list OF the club. and schooner OF about one
hundred TONS being buit BY Mr. Whitman for Mr. Kidd,
which yet unnamed will also be added to the al
ready long lust Of vessels In connection with the club
The annual regatta is fixed TO take place In the early
part Of June but the not yet agreed upon In
addition to this meeting the yachts viii make several
pleasure cruises In the or the The ON
GERS for tho year ars:-Commodore n Whiting;
Vice Commodore, J. Pcters; President g. 8. Haight;
Secretary william 7. Lee Treasurer, Edwin undefhill:
Assistant Secretary, WIN. M Ringwood; Measurer, John
n. Sawyer
ATLANTIC YACHT CLUE
Of Brooklyn has the prospect OF very successful sea.
son before L. Although comparatively young club,
has made rapid progress and numbers among ts craft
some very fast sailing vssscIs The following list
xaolnua rIuo cI IASa
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Belitgereus Rights for Ireland-Csu6scatien
49,. Of Wine.

BeiltGereas Rigbts for lreland-Couhscatien
..s Of Wine.
SAN FRANCISCO, March %, 1851.
In the suit Of the United States against three hundred
and sixty-seven cases Of wine Maury claimant Judge
Hoffman yesterday entered decree conasca,ing the
wine for under valuation.
Resolutions declaring sympathy with Ireland and
asking the government 20 recognize that country as
bell serent have becn adopted the Nevada senate
in the supreme Court OF Nevada the case OF Eourse
agaA Clarke for the possession OF the Office Of Atior
the defendant
Bu,ter-EaSsrn, lsc. 3sc Candles firm; Grants
24c Macys 22c Ropes. &c. Emery's, 21c oil stand
IS so a IS rs Wheat dali; good shipping, 81 S..
Japan teas, STA 81 a. Legal tenders, rs.
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rHe LIQUOR DtAllas AND TIVE MASSACHUSETTS Less
lATuRE.

In the House Of Representatives this afternoon the
Jury bill, which prohibits parties who are engaged In
any illegal srslc from being allowed 70 serve ures
In the trial OF criminal and gives tho government
the right OF chalcng OF two jurors before trial COM
mences ordered TO third reading by vote OF ITO
20 1O3 only twenty three members being absent This
IL Substantially the Same bill which vetoed By Gov
ernor Andrew In 1895, and which was defeated IN the
House ny small majority, on hs passage 10 be en-
crossed last year, after had passed the Senate Its
tVry liquor law,
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CORNWALL, G. w., March %, 1851.
Yesterday man. his wife aud child while crossing The
st. Lawrence river in sleigh broke through the leo and
disappeared An Indian ran to tho spot but there were
traces Of the horse cutter woman The child
was found the edge Of the ice, where was svi-
IDENTIFY thrown BY the mother when going down
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TINE sussaNAroaul coaTssr N TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Tons, March . 1897
The leading conservatives propose thai the coIored
voters be Invited participate In The political meeting,
ana send delegates the convention which In this
city next month TO nominate Candidate for Governor.
The proposition Is encouragDgy received and will prob
ably adopted The coved voters are invited 70 send
representatives to The Republican Congressional Conven
ton eeied to mes Nashville the 10Th ot Nav next
John. crmbe, vo has already announced himself as
candidate w.Ii doubtless b. nominated. Is not known
VIM the Conservatives will run.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


LvERPooL, March 2S-AfeFnoou-
Information has been received here that the ship Tcm
peana Captain Gucrollo, which leit New York on the
sth Of February for London recently arrived ~ Fayal
In Isaky condition.
go LONDON March 2s- Afternoon.
despatch has been received here which states that
the bark Benetactrsss, Captain Eldred which lef New
YORK the sth Of October for Hong Kong had arrived
81 thss port lsaky She had been aground.
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DAyrox, Ohio, March Is

DAyrox Ohio March IS. 1851.
Samuel Tate, JE, well known -four merchant OF this
city, was wayaid about seven O'Clock last evsnin9 on
bridge near his mill He was shot down and robbed,
and thought he cannot recover There 10 20 clue 70
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City from the windows or which very nice view OF the
bay may be seen This club twenty
seis OF different sizes and is in prosperous and
founhng condition. There is every reason 10 expect
that th,s coming season will DO a very festive with
the members On the ls OF May 1t Is proposed 10 hold
scrub reestta, and in the second June the
nulJ regatta Several cruises in contemp alton,
from Perth An,boy TO the Highlands and back being the
fayorite courss The boats already entered books
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kECONS STRU UCTION.
GENERAL sHERIOAN's DISTRICT.

The Report Of the Committee ON the Recon-
structiOn Bill Endorsed In the Louisiana
Legislature.
New ORLEANS, March %, 1857
Both Houses endorsed the JOINT special committee's
report on federal relations.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening rates for
sEcURIrrEs
United States fve-twenty bonds.
Illinois Central shares. asx
Erie Railway shares. 3SM
-. - vs-ssaisas-' LONDON, March 2s-2P. N.
Consols for money have declined u since the opening.
The market for American securities Is frmer though
th ere is no quotable change to report
LONDON, March 2s-Evening
Consols closed steady at ok for money.
American securities closed at the following rates.:
United States uve-twenty bonds.
Illinois Central shares ........................7 73A
Erie Railway shares. ..3SA
The Continental BOurses.
!. LONDON March 2s-Noon.
Dispatches received from Frankfort aud Paris state
that bonds opened in those cities to-day at 77 and
FnAsxroRr, March 2s-Evening.
United States bonds closed to-day at 777s.
The Llverpool Cation Market.
IavxRPooL. March 2S-Noon.
The cotton market opens quiet and steady at yester
days prcss viz:-Middng uplands. 1914; midding
Orleans, lsx. The sales to-day will probably reach
10000 bales.
Tho cotton market since tho opening has become dull.
and mlddling uplands have fallen or one-cighth Of
pcnny in price, Il is now thought the sales OF the day
will fall considerably short OF the estimate made at
nooa.
LzvxRPoor, March 2S-Evening.
The cotton market closed dull and heavy at decline
Of kd per lb. since American Tho following
are the authorized closing quotations -Middling up
lands l3kd. middIing Orleans. 13kd The sales Of the
day amounted 10 10000 baIes
Liverpool Breadstuns Market.
LIVERPOOL, March 2s-Noon.
The market Is dull, and articles are generally un-
changed whoas 1885, 3d. per Genital for Milwaukee red
spring. and 13 Cd. for the best grades OF California
white. Corn aos Cd per quarter for mixed Western.
Barley a. Cd per % iba Oats as. Sd per 10 lbs
LlvxRrooI. March 2s-Eveuing.
The market for breadstufs OF all descriptions is nomi
naly unchanged.
IAysrp~si Prevlslens McrksL
---aaa Esa LvKfooL. Hsrch 2s-Noon
Tho market Is generally firm Lard however, 70 dull
and prices have declined fd!lS - American grades are
spvtsd al sos Der cwt Cheese S3A per cwt for mid
cut Pork 77a Cd per bbL OF 200 lbs. Beef lass per
Dbl Of 304 ibs.
LvERroor, March 2s-Evcnng.
American lard 10 quoted At sos. per cwL Tallow,
60 od per cwt for American.
Liverpool Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL, March 2s-Noon
Petroleum. lid. per gallon for spirits and Is Cd for
standard white. Rosin o. Sd. per cwt. for common
wilmington ana 15a for nne. Spirits turpsntine s7s
3D. Per cwt Ashcs. SIS. Cd. per cwt for pots Tai
low "a Cd per cwi
LvRrooI, March 2S-Evening.
The produce market Ia inactive and heavy Ashes,
pols sls per owt Linseed OIL ESQ per ton. Common
Wilmington rosm declined 10 9s. per cwt. Petroleum,
refined ID. ID per gallon for standard white.
London Markets.
LONDON, March 2s-Noon-
Iron 52s for Scotch pigs. Cloverssed has declined
is since last report and is quotcd at 54s per cwt
for American red Lnseed oil $50 per ton. Linseed
cakes xlo per ton for thin obong. Linseed ees psr
ewt for Calcutta whale oil f4l per ton for Iceland.
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Mcara w the ATLANTIC AND smlr WESTERN RAIL
Road COMPANY.
BUFFALO, March 20, 1887.

At special term of tha Supreme Court, held yesser.
day, Judge Daniels appointed Robert p Potter, Of New
York city Receiver Of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad Company He s required 70 give security In
100000 and 10 authorized 70 borrow money not exceed
,nc s3ooo0o
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Mxnrum, Tenn, March 2s 1887
The duel on the taps IL between two Mississippi edl-
tors they the parties who left the steamer
Lee iast evening, 70 meet u Mlken's Bend on saur-
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Co1unpus Ohio March -, 1857
O. Roberts an old and respected citizen sad for many
hanged by shs neck 20 hrs bsdpost, dead He has for
ssme time past exhibited symptoms OF insanity.
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HosrETTEs@s @ STOMACH "A E ! sgsITERs. 9g


Success n the prevalent crade' Of nnumerable huw.
bugs. No sooner had HosTETrER's STOMACH BIrTEnS
made their the world than up sprang host OF il
the fame OF the great restorative grew ana
spread the peserous of poisonous ocksrss hckso
they have disappeared whss the bellows Of puey whisA
kent The feeble hrc OF their borrowed repuatien
ceased blow they ceased 70 hvs and thus they
tnue 70 como and 90. Meanwhile HoSTETfER,0
Of the sse; have Progressed IN popularity via
and curing the d resulting malaria,
IN wholesome water all unhealthy climatic influences
Complaint Fever aud Aaue General Weakness and DsbC
iiy aud all complaints originating IN ndiseston they are
or prescribed FROM the home market whisA
few wears ago they confined their sale has been
tended INTO every State IN this Union, the whole o.
south and Central America, Meyco, the West Indes the
Islsnds Aust ALA China and japan. Home an1
ior,ien testimony continue % show that HOSTBTTER0
BTfERs are the most tonic aud 00w
before the world. ...ak> -
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Inauguration Of the New Ofncers In LOuisi-
ana-N0 Distinction Of Color Among the New
Police.

Hnh-NO DistinctiOn OF C0IOr AmOu8 tno NOW
Police.
New ORLEANS, March 2s, 1857.
The new Attorney General is the elected with
Governor Ham, Fenian, and an advocate Of equal
rights The new Mayor is a merchant OF twenty six
years residence OF Mr. Durants Free Suffrage Com
mittee. Many colored attended the Inauguration
to-day. The Chief bf Police will be Brevet Brigader
General Sypher, late colonel OF the Eleventh United
States colored artillery, and the police will be composed
without distinction Of color Judge Abells
major the staff Of General Banks, and Chief Of
Cavalry and has since served attorney for the Freed
mems Bureau Another order to-day announces late
act of the Legislature continuing in Office the present
incumbents as provisional. except for specially
acted upon at headquarters. More changes are sx-
pscted.
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The officers are-Commodore, J. G. Hll Vice Com
modore, j. Schoonmaker; Treasurer, A. b. Reynolds;
Secretary, VIM. Clarke, ~ hessurer, Pni,p HnL
The coming in the yachting world will no doubt
be very spirited The of the past year
have given impetus 10 aquatic sports which cannot
but be felt by all lovers OF this healthy pastne There
will doubtless be from time 70 time during the coming
months many very interesting contests 10 report IL ID
satisfactory to find such general state Of prosperity
existing among the clubs and IL Ia much to
be hoped that this state Of things may be OF lasting
nature. NaUibus petnaus bene uivers
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TINE CHARGES Or CORRUPTION N 1M wscuxsIn Legs
lkTUM. -
MADsoy, wis, March %, 1851.

The Joint COMMITTEES Of the legislature appointed early
In investigate the reports OF bribery among
members of the Legislature OF 1888 and 1884, after
10 establish the alleged corruption In single tnstsncs,
and that the charges we're based only On rvucu and
hesfsAr.
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~. Iours, March "a, 1857.
The banking house Of n Runysn \ 90. failed to-day.
The uab,liuss Ns sA,A moi " b ysrr hrgs.
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THE BRITISH PROVINCES.

The Canadian Railroad LOan tn be GuHran.
teed by the British Government.
LONDON, March 2S-Evening.
The government, II is understood proposes 70 guar
anteee the Canadian railroad loan.
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Coarse Pc0pl0
Use pefumery. and vice versa nis afs V -
down lady Who uses that sprtuel extract rHALON'e
HIGiIT BLOOMING cRREuS az psrson Of As1
sensoily, perhaps poc;ess or . nns musician.
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4 Large Assortment or Furniture Suitable
for- re cotis 70 or The mansion, reduced prices.
- : WENTWORTH SONS, 100 Bowery.
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Ex-Governor Eyre Arrested-The jamaica
Negro Question In Court.
LONDON, March 2s, 1851.
Ex-Governor Eyre Of Jamaica, has been arrested,
and Is now under examination.
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Aysf: bR.S R':s"Fa Sar develop IL.
form physoicalcay Depot SsS Canal street Sold !, "a
n, afor
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Tho annual regatta viii take place In june, ana We
cruises usual rhe ofnccn for the present year
are;-Commodors, 7. G. Lyman vics Commodore,
w. n. Brssher; Secretary, q. q Lippit; Treasurer,
J. r. Maxwel; Msasurer, Edward Harvey: Mr. =
Harvey is having new hrss cas boat built Tor him
by Mr. Lennon. she viii b twenty-five tons, and one
OF the finest boats upon the liss Of the club.
fHs HoDoxRy vACnr CLUE
This club vas organised September I. ie0S end he's
given very good regatta every year since, with the ex
csption Of 1851, when % many of s members we're q
the seat OF war a. 70 make impossible 70 keep up helr
annuIn @ cS.s' % .so,, ohs ss,,on ~ p p.om ~ ,sch,s
the list is equal 70 that Of previous years. and the
oce elected men Of energy and yachting taste ana
ability The following 10 the list Of yachts already en-
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Basehelsvss Hair Dye.-Ths Best q to
qua fsrorv III barclay street.
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E U R 0 P E.
BY THE CABLE TO MARCH %.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Greece Appeals to European Powers
TO Intervene.
The Jamaica Negro Question in
the English Courts.
= r = M A = x y > 3.
DC. DC. DC.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Appeal OF tho GrecInn Government for tho
Intcrvention Of European Powers.
LONDON March 28-Evening.
The Grecan government has asked the leading Powers
OF Europe intervene for tho prevention OF further
bloodshed In the Island OF CANDIDA
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The following E6nOemen nave be0n elected 0n1ceFb.-
Commodore, VICTOR vuilaume. viss Commodore, Simeon
Griswold; Recording Secretary, Eugene Marcis; Cor
responding Secretary, Kienen; Treasurer, George l.
CLARK: nsasursr, 4. n Cook. The usual regatta will
be held June and the pleasure cruises at intervals
dupkng the season. There b doubt that, with
the board OF ofcevs who havs bsen elected this year
yachting In this city ~ have the previous oneA
JERsEv Cirv yACGr Clue
was established July 28 1885, ana chartered IN March,
lsG6 The club house is very neat and convenient
building situated nesr the Central Railroad per Jersey
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~
cottage OF II; ffptir os Bower.
bs:s R:s"Es s.,.,.. u.
form phynoloaicaIy Depot Sss Canal street. Sold Il a.
CssS.ss, n H:rsSs q. Ssss:fs' cs Gsss
RusHToS. 10 XssOT House. and Sy an drusssss
Xs:sfE T.. y NJ: :ss % %s:.: .:. q
ss q 70 . u . .as -
prsasss process. 'iS Ready io.d.S = cEaxs
rs.s 4: s:, as'S 5,. Pss1s%s s.S % ss:'
n. ; 3. ;..s !. s..ss
rooms. SIS Brosdwsy, corner q Prince ssfsss,Sr.
.i.s..s sss sss :'s "a 9ysF.: @ 40 sss: .ss' ';s T
..s: Rs ss ::ss. s,a Esssss ss
nsy Heart Liver and Blood Disssses Consultation rss
T'.r''sf. f.SSsal4ss SsasslEs4'sssl' !EE:sss s.cHlys. ".
u.:Es:: EEsssss: E.ss:i; r-'-''- s'"'s
n.n goiH " brScAss SONS, Agent. for .As United sAss
Royal H.y.n. aaA all Legal Lottery
r'''e' ' J. X CLAYTON, 10 Wan street, New Yoss.
Reyml Havana lsoesery.-Prizes Paid -
rod Information furnished The highest rates paid tB
Doubleons and all kinds Of Gold and silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bsnkers 10 Wall street NJ
s::.s; = :s: :: .:: l::: :::::
"''' proof f'''' ''"-''' iS cEsiS's SIS Bo.d-ay.
The Idaho Hat for Ladies' and Mi.ses,-
Just psseuted Not exceeded Va hghtness sna s.
fabric worn Perfectly water proof @ 1 y, sn.,srsIs
becoming Wonderfully cheap oESrS's, ss Broadway.
The Howe rchine Gee r,scx r S,o ,",sn,or 81 ne
inE Machine e-EfIAs HOWE " lcngns nv. ~ " -
sewing machinel, President. 81 BrosdwAy' Ne~ a0..
Uneasy Rests the Head that We.r. sS.s.S SrSwE sy *
but N IL o;,itr fhe contrary WITH ne n.xus 80
sssrart dess Hats FOR springs now ouered oy My ~
-. nasr H. prescott House They are as eontcrs-
~" w 49, ~, are handsome Could more De saidf
~S'o - '"s'
....,- n yyItsou,u I.yckstis~h ~evxxug Ma
,Wheeissnn ~ nn,@sonbo,s 81 M vsshlnc, SIS Broadway.
xv..d sewing Machine. s- .
,rruvsd whssi o. dropfeed salesrooSn 6b Broadway.
| xvs~.. rsupees epA Oyrsmc'ssai Hair -Hese
oasiu In.r Dys end Rslr bysv,, sGsolsA a pArow.s
BL0Ksw Ropd street.
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Sws wss. n:s .oa Sys: s:s se ss .Ss. Z Ia
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Barsyess's Reversible sewing mscss.ss.=A
rooms s6d brosdway corner of Prince street, n. T.
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FlereacfL fLapsSsilfSk asysF;sSsklr !KEswfsAc MACHINES
bo6 Broadway, New York.
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The Howe Machine Gee Lock ssttcn stitch, Sew> ~ ,s
.evvirr mschneS Prssiden. So Broadway, New York
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gives promise Of very successu season. Several new
boats are being built for is members and notwthstand
ing tho unfortunate split which ed TO the establishment
OF the Atlantic Club. there Is every TO believe
thst vcry respectable deet will turn out undsr Us
pretty red nag The following boats continue the
list Of tho Brooklyn Yacht Club
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yneasy Rests shc Hsas lex sSnsS ss Sssas covered 81 Is:
S,srars areas Hats Tor spns. offered ey kNox .ns
ffs,sn~ oi9 p,osdway corner OF fuiton street snu ~
ass. ~ asr tne prescott House They are as eomtcr-
hs sy ss a,s handsome. Could more be sa'd
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wigs, Tsspees epA .OErsmc'sssi Haiv ;.-Rs:e
BLOKs ~ poua street
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wheeler a. wiiscl,. Lgckssisch ~ewAns Ma
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%srcS.s Msc% sSsss o. drop sslesroosa s Broadway
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1867-12-21
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour do Quatrieme DiNriet Judiciaife,
PAROlssE Sr-JACQUES.
Y L~npryro'erie
VS.. No. 25
y. e.. L,rran.

En- ver'n dun writ lie Geri Eacias a moi
dans l'af.ire ci-,i-ssns, i'ai saisi Fl,
en- vent. pnbl'Hne e, i i'snchete, 4
Ia maison de C"nr Il. IA Paroisse S,.J RAJ
MERCREDI, lie 22 JANVlER 1858, a II
A. NJ. IA p'op'ia,s ci apes decri,e pour
sa'i>f'ire lie dit jnyemen,, savoir.
certain moroccan de ,erre, >i'ne dams la
Par"iSse ~ jacques, sur Ia rive droi,e dn
fl"nve Mississippi, A environ soixan,s.hui,
miles au dessns de la NouveIle Orleans,
me>nrant environ trois quarts d'arpen, de-
face au heuve, sur qua,re ving,s srpents de