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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-09
MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
City Hall, April s, 1863. !
rro 1ooa N C1

Resolred, That the controller be and he is here.
by authorized, after five days notice IN the official
Journal to sdjudcate contract for digging, clean
ing and widening Lafayette Avenue Canal from
Claiborne street to Florida Walk. the work to be
done in strict accordance with plans and specih-
cations on file in the Office Of the city surveyor.
(Signed) ALFRED kEARSY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
fSjrned, THOMAS MARKKY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved April 3, 1869.
(Signed) JOHN Il. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
john W. OvEBfLL, Secretary.
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MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, March 81, 1869.
TNo- I36I-N al

no. l36l-N. 81
WHEREAS, John Crowley, contractor for repair
ing and keeping in repair the paved streets Of the
seventh, eighth and ninth wards, has failed to
comply with the terms Of his contract,
Be Il resolved, That the controller be and be is
hereby authorized to sdjudcate. after five days
notice in the official journal. to the lowest bidder
or bidders, the contract Of John Crowley. con-
tractor for repairing and keeping in repair the
paved streets OF the seventh. eighth and ninth
wards, and that the said John Crowley and his Sc
curities be held liable, a. per specifications of
said contract.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS Marley,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved March 81, 1869.
(signed) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
john W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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ARTICLE VIII.
ARTICLE TX.

ne sfsu said Company shall be under the drion and
Of Edward Higgins who al time hsvt
privilege Of sssocstng with him more persons rom
among stockholders Of the Company, subject ~ the
Agents asss In snsacng the business Of said Company
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ms object company construct otherws pro
SURE and maintain oas or more se.mshps 70 line
lines Of steamships to be owned and controlled IN She city
New Orleans and 70 rsds between said city and port
ports on the Atlantic coast or Gulf Of Mexico.
The OF said shall be the proper person on
whom citations notices and other legal whsrs
h the said Company may be interested
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On thu expiration OF the Of twenty-five ycan
hsenbefoe for the existence Of said Company
the stockholders In capital sha have V
dctermine upon the mode Of selling and dspcsng Of all
the property belonging to said Company and also
10 decide and conditions OF the sale
disposition thereof and finally Of winding And hsuosy
~ adnirs 70 tbs best Advantage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-11
CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDS GS.
Board Of Aldermen.

Alta O. led meeting of the Board OF Alder
men. h"'d Augu-t 10Th, 1863, there were pre-
sen. l. bert Pen, esq, Presiden! Mts'rs'
johnson, Harmon. Garwood, Clark and Dyson
A communication from George Dudley IN re-
gard 10 repairs 20 the town clock. was received
from the Common Council and their action
concurred in.
4 petition Of J l. Hughes for abatement OF
taxes on his furniture for the years 1865 and q,
WAS received from the Common Council and
their action concur, q in.
A resolution ordering The curb stone reset in
front of Thos. Sinclair's property, on Water
street, between Prince and King. was received
from the Common Council and adopted
A communication from b. Ahcrn was rcceiy-
ed from the Common Council and their action
coucurred in.
A resolution authorizing the Committee on
Public Property to have repaired tho Market
House building, on Cameron street, aereeably
to the plans snd specifications now in their
hands, was received from the Common Council
and adopted.
The Board proceeded to the Council chamber
for the purpose Of elccting one Physician to the
Poor, Board of Health and Health officer
and upon their return,
The Board adjourned. ,,..
Tes,c: JOHN }. JAMESON. Cpk.
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prs.: Oleo, Piper Mgr, qs To make 100 pills
NN 20 nieht and morning from July lst TO
frost. -.
II is hardly necessary 10 say that these Tor,
mnlas will REQUIRE alteration in some individual
coses Some persons cannot bear the admHi>-
ration OF arsenic for any length OF time. O;A. Is
may reoui.c more or less OF the purEatve IL
crediept. Our Office. is 10 give Such pre-
scription as would be adapted to the average
number OF cases.
a nil very similar to this has been h'au' i
fnllv nut I'D by the sugar coated method, at
yery moderate prices. by McSsrs. Bullock y
Crcnshaw. OF Philadelphia, who are always re
liable in their preparations. These pills nave
heen very successful, but recent experience has
shown that the gelseminc Ia dcrlvatlVe from
tbe indigenous yellow iessamine OF the South
orn States is there introduced IN too large Il
nroportion, producing its peculiar symptoms q
omission Of intellect and double vision, very
analogous to the cnuhonism which iollows the
administration OF large doses OF qulnlnc. III
this prescription, therefore, We have diminish
ed the quantity. -
For children who cannot take piIis, We would
surrest this prescription, which Is, by the al
diton OF tanic acid. made almost tasteless
r. Quinia sulphat, 3! dr.; ac!dl tannci' .
or: syrup simp f., 3 dr.; az. l., OF. NJ sig.
Dose: A teaspoontul night and morning
We will remark, in conclusion, that proper
attention to simple HYGIENE rules VIII AID very
much 10 this contest with malaria
During the sickly season, always aVoiu GONG
out in the early morn without taking your PHI
and if possible get cup Of coffee or tea, with
little simple food.
Never bathc in the rivers during the heat OF
.bo dow or ot onv fine for more than lew
minutes
Stay within doors after dark, unless necessity
drives you out, and then wear wooden clothing
and good shoes.
The diet of those nhabitiDg these districts
should be simple and laxative, consisting main
| " of fresh vegetables and ripe fruit. The use
of coffee as a beverage or tea should be prefer
red always rather than any OF the alcoholic
drinks. The light wines of this country, or Tie
Europcan white or red wines when "ni,, aic
very agreeable and generally wholesome. Many
OF our indigenous tonics, such as the dogwood,
the silk weed and the boneSet, might he used
to advantage A. adjunctS.
Above all. never fail to take a pill night and
| morning from the first OF the hot season unit
Jack Frost with his welcome, though ICY lace
assures Us that the unseen and obstinate 100
has been permanently dislodgcd from IN
strong hold Then the whole country becomes
perfectly saIubrious, the glorious Indian sum
mer bathcs us in its balmy atmosphere and W.
ioyluly throw our pill boxes away until Tho
campaign opens for another year.
we select the pill form OF preparation be
cause by the sugar coated process the medicine
can be perfectly protected rom alteration, "no
most persons prefer this mode ol admins
tratIOu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-11

Reports from Stanton represent the corn
crop in that section as IN exceedingly bad con
dition there having been no rain of any coHsc
qucncc for ncary two months. Many iarmci"
speak Of cuttine down their crops tor fodder,
the growth Of the corn having been III uch IN
stances hopclcssy retarded, In other case.
farmers count upon yield oi from one hI5liri
to two or three barrels an acre.
The woods on lhcwcs. side g! he Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Patomac Railroad At Fem.
pie Turnout, about i've miles from Richmond,
have been on IRE for several days past. The
efforts made TO put il on thus lar have not
eycntualed IN success The underground,
wherever ts ravagcs have spread, has been
entirely destroyed, ~ also most OF the YOUNG
pine and oak ire's
The Prc-bytcrians propose to hold a"rlel
Of open air meetings al Elpiian station, com
mcncing on Saturday ncxt, the ith inst, am
continuing as long aS the intercst manifested
may warrant People will com, from miles
around ~ iJin IN the exercises.
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Foreign News.

The royal assent has been given to the bill
| for the purchase of the telegraph lines by the
| British Government.
The refusal of the British Government to
recognize the Fenian Eagerly as the American
Consul at Glasgow, is sustained by the London
Evening Telegraph .(Liberal) which says that
President Grant could have had no notion OF
Hagerty's record when the appointment was
made. Minister Motley has appointed Mr..
Eastman. OF Queenstown, Consul at Glasgow
pro TEN.
The Harvard Boat Club continues to i'm,
prove in practice In English waters, both in
Wednesday, the 18th OF August, has been
fixed upon as the day on which the Harvard
and Oxford boat race will take place.
More failures in the cotton trade at Preston,
England, are reported.
Cornelius Griunell, Of the yacht Hawk, fell
from the window OF his lodgings, in the Isle of
Wight, several DAYS ago, and was killed.
The CarliSts in France arc said to be again
gathering on the Spanish frontier, and to have
threatened an Eruption yesterday. The Gov
eminent Is reported fully prepared for them all
along the line.
There is prospect of the construction by a
French company OF telegraph line between
Lisbon and Gibraltar to England and America.
The company demands twenty years concession
without subsidy.
Large bands of officers, soldiers and members
of the Clerical party are said to have assembled
in the northern districts of Spain, well armed
and organized, and it is reported that o. great
Carllst Representation has been fixed for the
18th instant.
Baron Von BeuSt, in defending the Austrian
Blue Book Monday before the delegates, spoke
polntedly OF France as sincere friend of Aus
trla, and lett room in the course of his remarks
Tor the Inference that he did not consider sincere
the professions ot friendship from Prussia,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-11

Monday, from all accounts, must have been
AN anxious day in New York financial and
commercial circles, growing out of the suspeu-
SION of the large dry goods commission house OF
Bowers, Beekman & Co., and the excitement
aud sharp upward movement in brcadstuttS,-
Our mail advices confirm the previous tee
graphic report of the extent OF the failure OF
Messrs. Bowers, Beekman x Go. A letter
states the liabilities at over S, OOO,O 600.
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a Radical paper in Washington says that
the movement in favor of the admission OF
coal duty free will, in all probability, succeed
at the next session Of Congress. The n, \. Tri,
bunc, also, (which is high protective authority,
says Publicly and privately We have urged
its admission free of duty, and expect to do SC
at every good opportunity. What will Penn
>ylvania say to this VIII it be asked if New
England alone is to be''protected ?"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-11

Terrible DEArH.- little boy at the Shor-
man house, ia Chicago, on Tuesday last, was
precipitatcd distance OF sixty feet, and his
brains were dashed out on the stone floor OF
the uTice The victim OF so terrible a death
was " llic \ an Deusen, aged about nine years,
| son OF W. p. Van Douscn, banker, Of that city
and the circumstances are briefly as follows
Willie was playing with another little boy,
named Willie Pearson, son Of Henry IL. Pear
son. of the Northwestern Railroad, and had
gone near the top Of the building, in one OF
the halls of the hotel. Young an Deusen
said he would step across u sky light, which Is
directly over the main stairway leading from
| the ladies' paror. Lutte Pearson requested
| his playmate not to do anything OF the kind,
| but Willie persisted, and stepped upon the
frail glass. Instantly the thin pane gave way,
and the poor boy commenced his terrible de-
scent Through the open space made by the
| winding stairs his body was hurled with lear
| full rapidity, striking on tho railing near the
foot OF the lower flight and from there was
| thrown TO the the marble floor OF the man
Office,
WASHINGTON ITEMS. Mr.. Matthew Sex
ton 4 vile went TO restaurant on Saturday,
to ret her husband home, when difficulty oc-
Cured and she and her husband were terribly
beaten by the restaurant keeper.
On Monday night, Mr.. X. V WhaIey, ex
Congressman from West Virginia, appeared AZ
the office OF Justice Mills, and swore out a
warrant against Augustus bernstein, and
Auguste Nolte, charging them with attempt
ing to kill him. 1t Is alleged that for some
years very intimate relations haze existed be
tween Mr. Whalcy and 4 sister in law OF Bern
stein, with whom, it is rumored, similar rca
hons also existed, In consequence OF this ieai
ousy is SAID to have occasiOncd lll,ieeling be-
tween the two men.
Rear Admiral Dahleren took command Of
the Washington navy yard yesterday, relieving
Admiral G.. Ii. Poore, who Is ordered to tue
command OF the North Atlantic fleet, and who
will shortly leave for Cuban waters to relieve
Admiral llOff.
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EXCURSIONS. &c.
ts,EMPERANCE JUBlLEEAND PleNIt

\ grand Temperance Juhi.ca arI picni' ST.
be eiyen At CAKLlN'S SPRINGS, fNU:
DAY next, the l2th instant. undo the au-}..e
of the GRAND LODGE OF I.uG.F, thtt a
Virginia. ,,,..
Mcs=rs. FlNNEI, DREW. VNEAL al.
other prominent Temperance l"' tHrers. wall a
present and deliver aidreS>cs
\ fine BAND OF Bias and Suing Mu5l' ".
cnliven tho occas ION.
Twelve or Fifteen LODGE Of Good rcmp.a.
of the State, tho Grand Lodge of the District CO.
Columbia and various Divisions OF Son .
Temperance will be present
Il day Of enjoyment and pleasure Is ahtcips
Tod aug I'D
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-11

60 the time devoted to IT,
The rudiinents OF Vocal Music AMI DRAWING
are taught grGtuit1usl Y TO ~! the pupils ih t"t
Institute. Plain sewing and every variety oi
fancy made work taught without any addition
al charge
Weekly Notes, Quarterly Reports, Scmi.Ar-
rual Examinations, Annual Distribution Of
Premiums, Gold Crosses and Crowns vii! be
some of the many means used TO excite the love
OF study and emulation in tho minds q the pu-
The course Of study will be thorough and
tensive, embracing al the branches OF u solid,
useful and ornamental education, namely: Or,
biography, Keading, Plain and Ornamental
housekeeping Grammar, Rhetoric, Logic,
Prose and Pootica Composition, Ancient and
Modern Geography, Astronomy, Use OF the
Globes and Delineation of Maps, Sacred and
Profane History, Natural, Moral and lntelec'
tual Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, French,
Spanish, Italian, German and Latin Languages,
Music on the Piano, Harp aud Guitar Vocal
Music, Drawing, Printing in Water Colors and
IN Oil Plain and Ornamental Needle Work,
Tapestry, Embroidery and Wax Work.
Great attention is given to Rhetorical exer'
ciscs weekly compositions required from al
the pupils Of tho Senior Department, and n Ger.
tain number of the best selected To be read
aloud at the monthly Academic Reunion.
The Institution possesses cOIluetc set %
Chemical and Philosophical apparatus, Glo5es,
&c, &c.
The Vocal and Instrumental Department.
arc taught by accomplished and experienced
teachers; in addition 10 the regular private
lessons, regular instruction is given on Har-
rnony and the Theory of Instrumental Music
in regularly graded classes, on the EUEoPeas
ConservatOriai plan.
Pupils OF al denominations received, and
while great attention is given t. the religion.
instruction of Catholic students, there is no in
Huence used on those of different belief
Partics from 4 distance app ring for Board in
the Institution are expected to send reference,
to the
aug -2awlm SISTER SUPERIOR.
Is. FOR RENT one of the NEW HOUSES
Iii on Pitt street. between Dake and Wolfe
containing | rooms and Il good cellar and sup
piled with ga and water T. n good tcnan
rent wall be moderate. Atp'v t.
1uz ii T. + PRICE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-11

The President and his Cabinet had long
conference ut Washington yesterday. 1t seems
to be generally believed that owing TO the fact
that the President and several Cabinet and
other prominent officials intend leaving Wash
ngton immediately, there have been no definite
conclusions arrived at relative to The relations
OF THIS Government with Spain and Cuba, and
that Reconsideration OF the subjects have been
post poned until the next meeting OF the Cabl-
net, which will occur probably GU the 10Th in
slant, that being regular Cabinet day although
1t may transpirc sooner, should actual necessity
arise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-11
The New Turn OF the screw.

The following order wasissucd from military
headquarters few days since, but is now
lust il published in any OF the newspaper.
IIMDQ'Rs lsT MILITARY Dist,
Richmond, Va, August ,, 500
General Orders No. 90.
Somuch Of General Orders, No, 80, Of March
%, 1869, from these headquarters, as names
of chancery IN the class OF evil
officers exempted from the operations OF the
Joint resolution Of Congtess, passed February
6, 1865 removing from Office all persons. who
cannot take and subscribe the oath OF office OF
j uly >, 1862, Is hereby revoked, and persons
bodipg such office will in future be required to
subscribe to said oath All persons now hold =
ing such office who cannot take the said oath
are hereby removed.
By command Of Brevct Mai Gen. Candy
LOUIS V. CAZIARC, Aidc-dc- Camp,
Acting Assistant Adiutant General.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-11

The case of Jacob B. Brown VS.. Daniel j.
Young, involving the title to the vast water
power of the Potomac River at Harper :
Ferry, which for more than seventy years has
been in the possession of the United States,
was tried before the q. s. Circuit Court at
Parkersburg, Chief Justice Chase presiding,
last week, aud resulted in favor of the defen-
dant, Young, who represented the Govern
ment.
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FOR SALE AND BENT.

FOR RENT-A TWO STORY BRlCh
$a HOUSE, or Royal street, between ff''..
All Duke in complete order, wit water AL d
gas. Possession given immed iat q; :, APp'S =
.o - 81 King street
FOR KENT-The HOUSE, No. 81 XII
E$s street, having been put in complete !'I.s
i now offered for rent. Apply to,,,,..,..
~ 23-tf hf. ri l HfH /
FOR SALE-The FRAME Dwell
Sc LING, on Hc.ry street, between Qare
81 princess; contains rooms, stable OBJ.
rnsr Of lot - fec. front llI ltr: IL inches lc.r
to n - feet alley. WIN be sph At rrssor..h'.
price. Terms 10 suit purchaser.
ic9-.t Mrs. +. DENEi.
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rEHE BEST IN THE WOEt i.

u
NIGER SEW NC Nj A & ii - T.!
The attention of tho public il called t. IL
superior merits of this .Elaehige 9yeE, all othef'
Its relative oycellcnces and many good quail
ties over all others are 90 welI-Eno~n, ana so
generally admitted. that an enumeration 'i
tha1n ia Unnecessary The sales of this machine.
since an agency has been established III th
city. is without precedent, and the dcmahd io'
them throughout the whole world at tn pr'ieh'
day is 50 great that the manufacturers Hr'
scarcely ahla t. meet them. Call ani cd
anime them before purchasing elsewhere, 8 81
is beyond question the best, most durable ma.
ulc, and beautiful machine ever brought hciofa
the public, making d stitches 10 any other hN
chimes four. G. &. BERRY, Agent.
- King street. AleXnndrla. Va.
Also Agent for the low SEW ING hA
CHIMES.
Circulars sent 10 all parts Of the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-11
Common Council.

Att called meeting of the Common Council.
held August 10Th, 1869, there were present =
J. i Smoot, esq, President; MosSrs. Nc e n
ze, Stein, Shirley, Moore, Nea!e Moran, HAT
non and Reed
A communication from The Mayo, aRnourc-
ing the call ut the instance of the Committee on
General Laws, WAS received. 49,,
An order for resett;ng the curb in front OF the
residence OF Thomas Smear, on queen street.
was adopted.
An act TO amend an &C. entitled an act ior
raising y revenue for the year 1869, referred 70
the Committee on General Laws ut proVlous
meeting, was then taken up, IL reference re-
considered and the bin passed
A petition of Edward Hughes Tor correction
of assessment on furniture for thoyoars $50 ano
= WAS rcisrrel 10 the Committee on CLAIMS.
A petition of Bartholomew Ahern for release
of fine imposed by the Mayor for an alleged m
fraction Of the sunday law, was referred To liz
Committee on General Laws.
4 communication Of Gcor-e Dudley IN icia
ton f. certain repairs 10 the town cock wa
referred to the Committee on Public Property
with bower 20 have the work done.
The subject Of the Improvement Of the Ole
market building was then called up 10y MIR
Harmon, resulting in the adoption Of res lu
lion TINT the Committee on Public Property b'
authorized IL proceed with the proposed i'm
provcment according to the plans and specifics
lions furnished by the committee I'M
uroyrIuc.t not - exceed . cost of $500.
The Board Of Aldermen then entered thu
| chamber and organized convention for The
| election of one Physician to the Poor and mem
bers Of the Board Of Health, with tho following
result
Physician to lhe Poor-Robert g. Powell.
Board IF Health First Ward-los Grimes
III WTrd Christian SchaGcr, ,los. tioPkins
Sd Ward John r.. Creighton, j. W. H".cns
bury. r,,......--
9TH Ward John N.Stewart. j"nn Summers
hull "a FIR
officer. Doctors Hammond. Gih on, Adam AM
Powell being IN nomination,
Foe Council then adjourned. ....
Vrstc. q. G. WHlrTLESEl. q X.
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The comments Of the New York Times on
the letter of DE-. &. X. tiiimer, OF Richmond,
Va, the letter being reply to Mr.. jenkins y
proposition 20 unite the two wings OF ;hc re-
publican party in Virginia, has elected long
communication from Dir. c., which appears in
The Times OF yesterday, in which he ma..ntaius
his Iomcr position, and talks aboO. the true
republican creed being the crc' d OF the great
nat'c44, republican party, W ,th General Grant
t ats head, Nc Nc. 4 .ccording to tie latest
accounts however, zen. Grant, is aCy thing
at the h-Sad Of V. nat is called the true ropub
lc..,n party. DR.. e., we presume speaks lJl
himself apd the True Republican Com
mttee" of which he is chairman; and not iol
other people.
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\ number Of removals and appointments
were made by the President Yesterday.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CTANMORE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
SANDYsPRINC, MONTGOMERY co ND

The exercises Of this Schoo, will be res. nor
on the first of the tenth m onth October.
Terms For Board, Washing and Tuition .r
the English brancLe:, $245 per school yea
Music, Drawing and tHe Languages cA1a.
For circulars, containing full information.
address the Principal, or ROBF ii. MILLER
" tGiARohINE HALLoNIELL MlLLnE
PrnvIs.
MARY i. COFFIN
LEN EAkQUHAR
Refer to-R.i .ul-., -.ieYandria, Va. joAl
Ianncy, Lt,,... = Me"rg' ~ Az
Upperyille. Va; ~yAJ. Hai.o"c!I Senls
Spring, Nd aug w. colin
DETuEl ACAD Y
Located fou. miles from WarrontoH, 10 AL.
m4rkably IN rsl AMI he,l'hy neighbour .'.
will s.unncIi q the 80, s. -...1. .r'rfa .rr '..
1867. and terminate tn, 1t 81 J".}, i-.u
Student. prepared Tor the 'cnItr 1.s.st' Cd.
the Colleges Of the state.
Terms, payable in advance. h".i-}eH-y
quarterly, per session, $40. No ext.
VIZ REFER To
GEORGE II. ROBINSON, Alexandra
GOV. WIN. SMITH, Warren.On, w
For particulars address
A. G.. SMITH.
!. DEKUYTEk BLACK WE'LL, \.
aug 5-eO2w ffihcipN'N warren - ' ).
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The Southern Churchman contains an inter
esting letter from China from Rev. Robert
Eelson, formerly of this State. now mission
a.y residing at Shanghai.