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wA5HINGroM Y, August IS.

It's stated in the Boston Reporter, that i'm.
portont d's2atches re eived by he Isabella,
WEE mn,6iiateiy ,war,cd 70 the Seer tary
OF S'ae 'sVe understood that 10 dis at ches pe-
the Isabella had beeA received in the city lass
night
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E's.raat a 1e'fet yorilter By a ge.ie.rtan from

&c ct3cT S4nto D0lniH9e
81 hcve lately 'ifIved from Ssnto Domingo.
During ~. stay n that CITY, the pn,ers ofihe
snip hnboreu5 came to band. for the purpose
OF having The carg condemned. The general
(IerVand) scrt 10 me- to XII w the state OF the
propertr i-fnd after i;ttle co.iversation on the
subject, itcted M to info.m lac owners that
Ae would order the Preach agent in Cub to
arrest all tbs property sold mt sold, add
- nald Il IN the name of Gee government until
GAINED D. ne proper owners. Beth priva-
toers aFs orderedt &, Be arrested, their comma
sicns tohe te;nr1,e, a},l the captains to be mn
priaon9d The genera, IS inucl ,iispleased witis
tiie cohJuct Q, thc private ssmen."
Several journeymen taylors ut York. in Eng
la:Iu, had been scmerced 20 six weeks labor in
the hoGge OF cGfveciicn, and the castle, for
combining to roi4s thcir sraSest!i
5tfrora.
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II . Ut : INOO.
His exceIlsncy governor Langdon.
To the. 1exisla.ure Of Ms,p Rnnhsiir..

TO the legislature IF Ne,U Hampshire.
inthe review, fellow citizens, which, in vo,,r
"ddress fthe l4th of June, you have taken of
Ne measures pursued since have been char
sed with ,iieir direction, ! read with great sa
'istac,lon and lhankf'daess he appreciation YOU
have bestowed on them and / iecl it IN annie
reward tor any services may have been able
10 render.
The present moment is certainly even.fil.
and one which peculiarly requires tn It The bono
"t confederation connecting. US as nation
should receive all the strength when unaalrni
~ between the national couEcis and the st.,tf.
leg Slatufes can give it, Tire depreda,iars
committed on o'li' vessels and properly on the
hisn seas tue vo'ehccs to the pcrs0as 8f our
G"i@ens employed as tl.at clencn,. hst lo1..
zen the sI:gect ct rcp nstrance and cc.n
pisnt, .when, iasteat or re a1fation. new d.cia.
~ l'ns at wrong are Issued slbiectin,- ,,,r m.
NEahoH N general piu.der n this 80, rs
tGHgs our first duly was TO wth,ira V, nu- go.
iaflng izels AMI properly from abroad a.,
90 NeeP at home resources 80 v,tnb,e 81 ali
times, and 50 essential, if resort mus, ultimate.
y DC hal 20 iorce. Il gives Us iime tao 10 m Ike
= Last sPFe2i 70 tie 'casUn and reputation OF sa
ZOOS IL ihe mean wisie see with satisfac-
ZION thai THIS measure OF stifdeniai is aDDrovel
"nd supported by the great bodyof' our al =.
uZehs; ihat they meet with checrfulaess the
temporary priva ions It occasions. and are nrr-
r'f1rS WITH sP'rit to provide for themselves
those comforts and couvenienccs of life. f,r
which 1t would be unwise ever more Ia r..c,,y
! to 'ls ant countries. How long this course NAV
| De preferable 10 a more serious anDeal. must
| depend t0f decision on the wisdom oftn,.J ,;s :
| iatu'e unless indeed 4 return % estsbl, h Il
PRINCIPLES should remove the existing obstacles
to Peaceabie intercourse with foreign nations
In every event, ieiiow-ci;i2cns, my con6dence
IS entire that your resolution to maintan ON.
national Independence and sovereignty will be
as hfn as It has been forbearing and locking
fback on our history, 1 am assured bv the n,ste
that its future pages VIII present nothl fr an
worthy ofthe FORMER.
/ am happy that you approve of the motives
oi my retirement. l shall carry into il ardent
prayers for the welfare of my country, and the
| 9ncerest wishes for that of yourselves person
ally.
Aagus Oh, 1903.
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SIR,

] received in due time your favor of June
"a, covering the address of the house of
representatives and serate Of NSw-Hamp-
shire, and ask leave through the same
channel, to return the enclosed answer To
be com nun Gated to them IN whatever way
you think most acceptable. Eighty graft.
he'd by this appreciation of the legislature
OF your state as It respects myself person al
ly, the moment, OF which it is expressed,
gives 1t peculiar value, as a public doca..
ment. 1t is the testimony of respe c,able
legisl ture in favor Of a Geasnre subm.t ting
our fellow Cit gems TO some present suffer
rigs, to preserve them from future AID
greater: and cancot fail to strengthen the
dispositon to maintain it VIII CHI l am hap
py TO perce We is SO general.
tender You my affect onate salutations
and. with every wish for your health and
happiness, the assurance OF my high res
peCt and cons deraton.
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS.

NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS.
John Stauly, Is elected 20 Congress from
the Newborn district
Archibald M'Bride, Tor Fayetteville dis.
trict.
trict
Willis Aston, for Halifax district.
Lemuel sawyer, for Edeat,m district.
James Cochran, for Caswel! district.
Joseph Pearson, foF Salisbury district.
'df,hofnfrent by the president oFthe Uni
ted STATES.
Gen, John Steel, of Lancaster, collector
OF the customs, for the port of Philadslpaia,
vice Gen. Shee, decreased.
Erfrncf Of letter fran erenflema, If
fiohtical intelligence IN Yermonr 10 his
co'reshondem in HASA ngion Cifv-da-
Ted fe[0 days ago
" thiDk there IS no doubt Of governor
"Smith's re reelection, .ogether with re-
publican leg stature; bu the federaljsts
=" are strainng every nerve, and leave no
- stone uhturned. There is not single
s. republican opposed to M..dison's elect.
F." on''
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portsmoufh \. " .Hyrust is

IorKSnfoNfN Y. n. -4rpNst rs.
Our paper is this tay enriched with pre-
sident JeFerson's answer to the address of
the legislature OF New t.amshire, which
passed at their last June session, and was
forwarded by his excellency the governor,
Immediately aterward.
august 9, 1868.
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The senate Of Hamburg Ma. ,u,,.
newspaper. in that city !; VIZ Elps''ss,ssa,a
dA Aord, and La Hourse de Ho ~ 'lelu ssa
These Journals contained articles r0
the interests Of the continental povs,. 'y'A
The Austrian ambassador At ill., 4y 30
Holland, has been recalled; a svcccs sau''
not been named. rs
-, -. oruTeARD, Jaiu j!
The day before yesterday passed ,b,a,
here, Nj. Garonne, secretary to tie p 81
legation, on his way to Paris; Frs0.h ,s'si
iier from Paris to Munich; and Cou.t Sa !. gu
nj, Austrian secretary obligation, On H.. p's
to Vienna. "
CopzxaAeEs, Jalgs,
1t is reported that the Russian arroy;n j.. y
land has defeated the Swcdes under c., ~ "
K!ingspore, and 1900 Seedcs made rSis ,%
ers. Iftbis news is true, We shall scan r'sA'
details from st. Petersburg. 1.-The acr,s.
through England, from Copenhagen, osS,
later were very differently
An English fiigste Of - guns, apptseS !,
the 18th, before Chtlstlansladt, in Nova,.
she fred few shots into the city, bu: ,hebe
teries soon compelled her TO depart.
A new camp q Danish troops is tolnn
lin Iceland,
Former accounts Of a naval engagement b.
tween the Russians and Sweaas, Near Sren
borg, las not been confirmed.
VIENNA, July 81.
A proclamation just published, announce
that the levy 81 national rnlli;is in Lover Is
tril was completed. The officers are rct7
Of sbe old establishment, expericni ed vs
rams.
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LONDON, Agm: 10.

Some very favorable reports prevailed N
the city this day among the american meF.
chants, respecting certain ovcrtrrcs vASR
have been made from the government oi'As
United States, leading to an adjustment Of
differences with this country. 4 messenssr
from America arrived at the house Of
tic American minister, at late hour last
night, with dispatches, brought by the HOPE
schooner from Virginia, after tae shoFt pas
sage OF Is days. The substance Of them
was laid before nj, ,aajasey' ministers ; and
Mr.. Plnckaey, has been Invited to con!::''
ence previously to tlleir being taken lns
consideration by the PRIV, council. Inc
Hope, without coming into Talmoth, Pro-
crsdcd Immediately for Havrs-de-GTace,
with dispatches for general Armstrong
which are said to contain instructions decl'
size respecting the conditions on wAIeA Tie
pr:sent relative situation OF the two coHN'
tries oan be preserved. Those IeceF4i u
I.oacloa arc believed to be OF a s;:aai ''S-
.acGer.
hnrst27.
We were we'll informed, III s;a,ihS 'sa
the dispatches received from the Bake were
rather Of favorable description than o'lF''
wise. BY way Of HeIigoland we have r.
ceived accounts ofthe arsnanents OF RtlSH''
and from Sweden we are possessedot !n'ol,
nation wh;.ls we consider as decisive as 70
the objects Of them. 4 letter from Br''''
officer, dated Helsingburgh the Si0 ~
nounces that sir James Saamarez MS -
ceiyed fror, Russia and Denmark, coh's :.
nieations Of pacific character, and tnl' =,
Was about to proceed to Finland to aas' .s h.
interview with his Swedish majesty oD w
subject Of Them.
inregayd to Austria and Russia 'tn.
Tor the metual delivery of deser'eFs', a ~.
been followed by several comlnerM .
rsnse1nents, which although anlmporars ~
themselves, are at the present moment: !" ~
aerest, as they shew the increasing amt :.
tween the two empires. ...a
Murat, rs VIC suspected, has been fa''ss
to the king'y dignity, and succeeds J'' eor
in the kingdom Of Naples. TINS e,ea.' ':or
place on the 1st, and in the pr0cla1aia''bbep
which Murat published on his acces'l0nt;
promise. to govern according to the ;t co.,
tuition established by his brother. WEI
Aggusts'.
ThcfolIowing bulletin was c!rcula's'
mong tbs friends of administration -
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VIA BALTIMORE.)

Translations from Paris papers to 10th dag.
A Hungarian diet has been convoked at
Presburg, which has excited considerable
sensation Its object unknown.
Germ Georges Is represented to have
been much alarmed by the movements of
the Resniaps.
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order to present to bis majesty the emperor
and king the insignia Of the order OF the
Elephant.
Papi, the missionary, who has been seve-
yal wears in India, assures us, that notwlth-
standing the official lists published at Lon
don. the whole English force In India does
not exceed $1,000 Europeans and 1000
natives; and that with this force they are.
obliged to keep in subordination eighty mil
lions, of whom 100000 are English sub
ieets, and the other 5o,ooo,ooO are yassssls
Of England.
An imperial decree has been published,
in which it's enacted, thar the (iorlner) de-
partment of Taro is annexed to the depart
ments beyond the Alps, confded to the 60
vernment Of prince Borghese.
The Paris Journal mentions that IA. de
Barral, archbishop Of Tours, is nominated
to the diocese OF Paris.
Aas1est 10.
On the 5th inst. M. lie Colntede N1eris
passed through Nancy, on his way from Pa
ris to Vienna and On the same day lur-
kish Courier passed through that CITY on ms
wav to Constantinople. august IS.
The bali intended to have been given by
the civ Of Paris on the 18th inst. III honor
OF the eInperor's brsh day, has been post
r;oncd to Sunday the 21st.
The To,u2a! as fEmpire, SAYS, that the
Arch Chancellor viii repair 10 Germany, TO
organise the DEaenish Confederation, con
nec,ingtlaus'l1lea administrations OF the French
empire with that Of the allied States. 1t is
said II it, as an apology, that this news is
circulating III Germany /; bat sensible men
viii say that news copied rom foreign bul-
le,ns or journals, acquires more rePute and
that the object Of it is to excite Jealousy and
hatrid against France.
His imperial majesty the emperor ard
king arrived al I,ooious- on the e4th OF ju-
", and met with the most superb reception.
We are assured that his majesty, who, {. It
has already been announced, is to reach
Bordeaux On the 30tl, viii go hence to visit
The port Of Rochetcrt, and will repai. after
,v..rt.s to Ra,nDouilltt, which place he will
arrive at OH the evening Of the 18th Of -ssa-
gust, ard viii enter the capital Oh the 18th.
The princess Borshese, and tie graa'.
du;ches OF Berg, have preceded his nlajcs-
tv 20 Paris. We ase assured that irlncdi-
srely after ths return OF the emperor TO Pa
ris, news OF sae highest Importance to ma
tons viii be published. In the mean while,
what we may announce with the NOS, GER
t-;n;v IS tn. taking possession Of the GREAT
dutchy Of Berg in tlic name OF the emperor
N.poleoa, By the counsellor Of state I,Gsg-
rot, VINO Set OF few days ago Tor that
purpose from Paris 20 Di,satlloli Il sp-
pears dat prince Joachim is called TO 60
vera larger gates. Public opinion says he
viii succeed king Joseph Oh the throne OF
Naples.
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By TIE LAST MAIL.
NEW-YCRK, Octebsr To-
LateR Foreign Muj.

Last evening arrived at this port the BriA
ship Argo il Il days from L.ysrP,ol--
the editors OF the n. YORK Gazette hay.
received by hcr London papers 10 To
szth Of August Zone week later than BY
the Tlora) from which they ez:rac;; Il:
following
IMPORTANT NLWS.
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AaRAGos, June 90.

AsRAcos, June 90.
Since tae Esd, when the French suffered
great loss, gen. Lefebvre has retired to E
pila. He was attacked there by the marquis
De Lagan and large force of Arragonssc,
and he would have been totally defeated, but
for the flight of two divisions OF peasants.
He lost, however, 1000 men.
9use ~.
s. Gen. Verdier arrived TO reinforce the e.
4 nemy with about 240o mn, cayalfy and M
fantry, and some Portuguese. They attack
ed Saragossa and Monte Torrere. iney
were repulsed with the loss of 500 men kid
led. a great number wounded, six pieces OF
+ artillery, fave carts Of ammunition, drums,
musical instruments, &c. The loss on oar
side was much less. IA express arrived
with intelligence of the approach OF 1000
Valencians with 26 pieces OF cannon. These
troops were ordered to remain in reserve
and concealment, to fall in upon the enemy
the next day when engaged.
ys,1.s 90.
The enemy renewed the attack IN the
morning on Torrero and the city, bat were
b-avely repuised, losing nearly the whole OF
/. their cavalry, and much OF their infantry
AT Torrero some injury was suffered BY the
retreat of the artillery, through the treachery
of the commander. The batteries thus be-
came silent at the most interesting time
The Valencians arrived, though rather late,
but they could not dislodge the enemy from
Torrcro.
From thence the city was battered, and
\ in the NIGHT a powder magazine exploded,
by which IA houses were destroyed anil a.
bout 100 persons killed. All this moment
the enemy presented themselves il three
places, hoping to be able to enter, AMI the
column which attempted the entrance OF o
yertamaqueda in front of the powder maya
zine was totally destroyed. twas resolv-
ed that all the French resident at Arragon,
with their families, should be made prison
ers.
5usc 90.
The commandment Of artillery, who sold
the batteries of Torrcro, was drumrned out
and shot. A person was hanged, who was
detected taking letters to Murat, Informing
him that the three gates were sold. ms
day the enemy was beat as usual.
June SO.
The fac was continued with great loss to
the French.
July /.
The FIRE was continued, and did not cease
eli, te a in the moraing, being so hours With
out interruption. Many of the enemy fell,
and great number Of cars collected for the
wounded.
Tuy2.
The taking of prisoners and the bonn
aforementioned. Three fell in the Pilau,
but did no damage worthy of notice, neither
did any other THAI fell ia the city.
July 3.
From morning till nj ght the firing did not
cease. Our troops Showed great arior.
July 4.
Yesterday Torrero was reconouered. -
The French lost all their officers. Their
cavalry was reduced to thirteen horses, and
the infantry completely ruined.
July5.
We have learned that the wounded could
not be accommodated at the converts or
puard-houses at Tudeia, and that they
were removed in cars to Pampeluna. Of
two captains of artillery who were wound
ed one is dead. Thirty Chasseurs who
were in search of provisions, were disarm-
Cd at Tausto.
~ N Y Il
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DCssELDoRY, A2y@st L.

Counsellor Of state beangnot, arrived here
GA the soth UT. Will Mr., pepin dc BcI!sisle.
On the same day he received the visit Of the
Chief authorities. The next day he took pos
session OF the grand euchy OF Berg, i. Inc
name of the emperor Of the French, and re-
ccNed tie oath ot siie glance o. the ,nahis-
tratos. Since the inhabitants Of tie greet
duchy were to lose belovcl. prince, nothing
more glorious and happier could happen 70
them, than t. re-enter under the dc 81 ioa Of
His Imperial and Royal Majesty
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!, IL. said that the fortress Of Bclgardc IS
occupied BY a considerable Russian foree'
Who were introduced in small parties.
The Christians Of ancient Greece have
revoked against the Turks; and their army
consisting Of 1900 men, under Nicholas
| Csa,rfr!s, has had several skirmishes with
| VIII, the paclia Of Trikalah.
Active exertions were making in Austria
to organize the militia; but It was supposed
that its object was to rsduce the number OF
regular troops, and to diminish the exPenc-
es of government. !,
The senate OF Dantzick have announced
that the NAPOLEON Code will be observed IN
that city and it's territory,
MI. Auguste de Talleyrand, ralnister pie
nipotentiary to the Grand Duke OF Berg,
has been invested with the same character 10
the Helyetic confederation.
Mendcity has ceased in the whole French
empire all public beggars, on CONVICTION,
are transported.
PARIS, Aug1sst 1.
NJ s~.. ,,>,-+x boxya her, ,,,,+ IN circr-
= uAle,oas ~ -. !, ~ e.. &c sra;n and
,atioh rIi-cl'e ~ ~ -, ~" The;r
o'suSai' ia .. asie ~ - - f,,eah,od
own coheFaoiG :. :: Pio's ~ ..1'
y IS True Tue fnSi.n ,'ase ss.ssS,so4 ~
trouble amongst our allies, but they have
ts.iles.in the attempt to possess themselves
az The ports and fleets Of Spain. For the
latest authentic accounts assure Us shae ehey
h;sc not ootainea possesses oi slnS4e po1.
of squadron Ia opaih NJ. 1aa'0 'iiey
ceed.d better in Portugal. iney aaeee.eh
dared to make propositions 70 the Russian
adiniraa N the 1aSas .oue .aey "er' W.
jected with contempt aud indignation. we
hasten to lay this important iase114a'loh DC
tore our readers.
-aHss''s.2.
An Austrian courier passed tafo NaneA
asth ult. troia Par1s tor vienna.
HaS1S' ?.
Sone Journals nave circuia1ed Iel'o'''
ontne authority OF the ioayetu'h '"zet'S,
that an attack was made on the racha oi
"i<i6en by the troops O shs 0rana WEST
they suppose tsat the od'onnie hol'I' 'l'-
pecting the integrity o. the Facha haa given
orders 70 the Grand vlzler 70 nafcn against
hin aad a the close o. an acton n which
the Ottoman troops had suffered great loss,
they wcrc comPsliSd to retreat preciPitase-
ly to a.rlanoPle' these reports are con
tfaticeed ~ ietterS rom written % 'ro
ssth )dae wnen the most perfect s,I tran
guilty. pr-va1iea on ei'as 'ron'lsr' he pei
yiaas ant. tue Iusks were ailke Pesceao'e'
and the Russians IN quiet repose IN 9heif
cantonme hts.
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FRANKFORT, Atlu 20.

IHANKEoKT, 7My ~
It appears that the levy Of national militia
ordered blythe emperor of Austria, has caused
much dissatisfaction in some provinces. In
Carnlole particularly, violent means have been
resorted to, which excited the indignation of
the inhabitants: the arch duke John, who was
at Trieste, has been obliged formally to dis
approve these proceedings.
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VIHNNA, I!g IS.

Their imperial :.,2iest;es were 70 set of to-
day from Baden, to return to Luxembourg,
waere they will stay till their departure for
Hungry Tho states OF Lower Austria met
OH the 18th instant, 70 deliberate CHI the levy
of the national militia
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fvIA PHILADELPHIA,

Jsxrnal Of the attacks on Sarras'ossS.
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PETERSBURG Jar g.

1EIFF55UFG Jig 3.
On the 9Th the French ambassador. M. dc
Cauiincoutt, gave splendid dinner to the eii-
plomailc corps, at which our minister for TO-
reign affairs, count dc RomanzofT, was pre-
sent
His majesty has issued orders 10 reinforce
the army In Wallachia, by twenty ti,e thou
sand nen
BY All imperial ukase the commans,ants Of
all ports blockaded by the English or Swedes,
have been ordered to permit no vessel with a
cargo 10 depart during the blockade. This
has been necessary to put stop to the expor-
tation of produce, By means Of neutrals, to
England, when ostensibly destined FOR friend
ly ports, as the enemy have boosted Of being
able to trade in the Baltic, in this indirect
way.
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are to be evacuated BY the hustlians, and
are to be occupied By the troops of some
great power. This false report is circulat-
ed by pessdioUs men, in order to exaspe-
rate and embarrass a great power, and in
volve them il difficulty by inducing injudi
cious steps.
Some journals have stated that questions
of importance are agitating between the
courts of Vienna and Paris. This is false
we have NC. points 20 discuss with the Aus
trian court. If that government be well
advised, it will curtail lis expences; they
viii know that levies EN- MAssE are de-
structive to all governments, particularly
a government which circu'ates paper mo-
ney.
It said that some American vessels la
den with colonial produce have arrived in
Austrian ports, having been conveyed by
English frigates. This IS true; butin eve
ry instance these traders have found means
to elude the vigilance of the officers of 60
vernment; and the court of Vienna has
taken steps to puta stop to this fraudulent
traffic, and to enforce the principles which
they had adopted against ali commerce with
| England.
His imperial highness the Grand Duke
of Berg general Muratl has arrived here.
Angsst7.
The Ottoman Porte hiss exempted from
| export duty cotton sent to France. when ac-
companied by certificate from the French
! ambassadors.
The Dutch journals mention, that baron
Kosenc.a1az, envoy extraordinary from the
! KING d Denmark has gone to Bayonne. in
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TO RENT.
lind iasnledsate 9ossesssoa gsvsnJ

lind issnledsate 9ossessaofl gaUsnJ
NEAR TIE EXTREMITY OF giaE rAvEMENr
On Prince STREET
A TWO. STORY BRICK HOTSE, with
On. an elegant garden, and all neessary
buildings thereto, complete. The premls IS
occupy orc half acre of gouad, Oh one OF the
best situations and best constructions, eQualef
by few, lif any, exceeded by nooe IN leSailss
dria Of size; it las also pun? OF exec
lent water, approved of by the best Judges,
besides we'll in the garden Tor It's exclusive
use, aud is very wy calculated toa 6 2nn.o-.
data gcntsci family, fycnl such moderate
rent will be taken.
Now building and will Be ready
to RENT about the first Of Angus, fCLK
HOUSES, on Washington street, the stu
atoms are good, and the bulldogs will be yc
ny convenient and neatly anished, for. pirate
families, o. public business and a House o.
two, near l,lessrs. 1isrstsller AID Ydims's.
wharf.
For torsas apply to,
Robert B1oekss.
June Say