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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-17

From Mad. De Stael's Letters on England,
we translate The following remarks:-
"The French Geometricians are more pro-
found, their Engineers more learned: but their
Mechanics and Manufacturers surpass our own
in numbers and in practical utility. In GER
tain of our departments primary instruction
is more extensive than in certain counties of
Great Britain Alsace is undoubtedly supe-
rior in this respect to the centre and south OF
England, as Westmoreand and the south oil
Scotland are beyond every other country OF Eu-
rope, with the exception of certain portions OF
Switzerland; but where shall we find on the
other side Of the Channel an entire district,
like that of Brittany, where, out Of five hun
dred individuals, hardly single child is sent
10 school? Where shall we find pepulous
cities, the chief towns Of the departments, de-
prived Of every intellectual resource, without an
institution for education, circulating library,
without book store, unless we would dignity
with this name little shop where mass OF
books are coupled with two or three bad ro-
mances?
Such however is the sad condition OF the
greater part Of orr provinces, and such is the
country where the government, instead OF call
inp all possible means of intellectual improve
naent to its aid, instead of welcoming the efforts
of private philanthrophy, seems 10 take pans
TO discourage and oppose them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-17
From the Baltimore Gdzefie.
LATE AND VERY INTERESTING FROM
DEPTI

EEKO.
We have received commercial adyices from
Lima as late as the 5th of August, ard our corr
r,oondent informs US that Notwithstanding
here had been no arrivals from the U. States
Or more than three months, the bakers and
sour SPECTATORS still held back and bought We
| little, believing, as they expressed them
elves, that before long many vessels must ar
live from the United States, with full cargoes
d four and bread stuffs. The brig George
Gardener, Captain Davidson, sailed from Lima
oa.he 27th July, with part of her outward car
%, destined for Valparaiso. TheRship Cor
nhan sailed to leeward also, with consider
abe portion of her outward cargo, it being
impossible to dispose of il at any reasonable
ae.
The place may be considered as literally
sersiocked with every article that is usually
imported from the u. States and Great Britain,
and Of course the disposal ofthem, at even re-
urn prices, is out OF the question in many in
rances. We have been looking out for the
hlp Arethusa, bat she has not yet arrived on
his coast, as far as we can ascertain. The Pc
nvian win, in all probability, leave Lima for
he United States in the course Of FIVE or six
weeks. Our correspondents annex the follow
ing prices:--
FLOUR, 10 10 IL dollars, on board.
SrERM CANDLES, Al rails, do
3LuE NANKEENs, rs. do
BLEAcHED SHIRriNes, l84 cts. do
LARD, l.S a % RS. in Lima.
ALE and PORTER, S4 A doz.
WHITE WAX, plenty, no sale, nominally $50.
POLITICALLY Lmportant-A letter from CORES
p'uden, dated in Guayaquil, Aug. the 3lst, has
@ls 'mportant paragraph,
;. "A conspiracy has been discovered at Lima.
directed against the Liberator Bolivar Among
%e eohspirators were some of the principal
'1le's OF Peru, who were all Immediately arrest
~ and put in close confinement, he instant
VIC pot was discovered by the authorities.
what connection there may be between the
r rsseat plot, and some singular rumors from
s"u'' am unable to say, but one thing APP
Ears to be understood, that the communica-
uon between the countries is likely to be sus-
EEsnoed as far as relates to Peruvian and Chi
Aan vessels"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-17

: communicated for The Philadelphia Gazette.
NA'fact Of letter received in this city, dated
Lima, August 4th, 1926.
Dry Goods Of all descriptions are dull and
%Ouey Scarce. The recent news from England
saseansed The English houses TO send their
ssOas 10 auction, which have sold for about
"' nai OF the sterling cost on an average.
lSisned) ALSOP, WETMORE * Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-17
Charles Bennett

CHARLES HGnnett
UEAS received and offers for sale his fall FALL IN
ILL POR7.RIYON of
Best Brdport sliad anu herring seine Irvine, in
casks and bales
Brdport and Shrewsbury shoe thread
Best Dundee oznaburgs
On HAND, FROM RECENT IMPoRTATIoNs---
Flushings, and Devonshrc kerseys
8, 3 10, and ID point blankets
90, 1914, Ia, 1914, 1874 rose do
Fine 5-A Irish sheetings
Towelling and table diapers
Irish linens and long lawns
Flag bandanno hdkf's. LIST quality
Russia sheetngs and Ravens duck
Superfne blue and black cloths
Cassinetts, checks and bedticks
a good assortment Of brown and bleachcd domcs-
tic cottons
So, 5-4 and A Venetian carpeting
"A fine Ingram do
Hearth rugs and carpet binding
4 few pieces black, blue, slate, and brown best SUI
perfne boTnbazettes
DOUBLE GLOS7ER CHEESE, &c.
nov Q-dlW 22w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-17
a Wet Nurse Want ed.
tor sale BY
nov IL

A HEALTHY Woman, with breast OF fresh mik,
GOOD situation on application to the editors of this pa
per, or by letter addressed to A. B., Fairfax Court
House, Va. MY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-17
Crate Goals

MMon BUSHELS Manchester Crate Goals, now
G2OU landing from schooners Breeze, and zetus,
for sale by WM l.. hENNhDi'
nov IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-17
70 Farmers and Physicians.

TO FARMERS and Physicians.
ID ENG afflicted with the rheumatism, and my health
I'D otherwise too delicate to admit of my attending to
extensive country practice offer for sale the Farm
on which reside. This farm contains from
400 to 800 Acres
of rolling land of the best quality The soil is mix
of clay and sand with snbstratum of marie, which
by deep ploughing may be kept in constant course
of improvement. 1t is situated in King George coun
ty, Virginia, in the centre of wealthy and popu-
lous gneighborhood, (called Chotank. The build
ings are commodious the dwelling house not Of the
modern fashion,-but comfortable and sufficiently
large TO accommodate any family. The stables and
granery have been built but few years, and are upon
the most improved plan The situation is handsome and
elevated Of mile from the Potomac river
of which it commands beautiful extensive prospect.
On this estate there are some neveralling springs,
yielding the purest water, that have ever seen on
st5gaSae the same number of acres Timber, OF the
EsST>SSs5 kind common to such soil, is abundant,
sY}es viz u
.ssssss Red & White Oak, Hickory, Walnut &C.
the seco nd growth is locust and cedar 1t lies suthc
emily remote from creeks and marshes to ensure health
to IFS possessor and yet enough to receive the
employment in his profession. The terms
will be very accommodating Persons disposed to
purchase will address their letters to Hampstead, Va
nov II GEO. FITZHUGH.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09

2S 6c9eeegosgU S5ea1e5m.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY Q, 1g2g.

1"e Bankrupt BI-lt i'll he found tina, the Bank,
ruP' b upon the fate OF which has hung the last hope
OF portion OF the community, and which, has under.
gone severe scrutiny and considerable discussion dur
ing Ia" present and some Of the preceding sessions has
uceh lad upon the table, the instance of one of lis
"armest advocates; there rest till the next session
OF Congress w ihout intending, at this time TO ex-
press any opinion as 20 the cOnst tionay or cxpcd
ency OF Bankrupt law, but regret The sum-
mary disposition which has 6een made of the b the
consequent disappointment TO those interested in the
subject; and the anxious suspense which again TO be
endured tor the next twelve months. We see no good
reason why this has been done. Time and pains have
been taken 10 mature the bill, and lis provisions j, is
believed, must be we'll understood. Considering the
zeal with which the friends of the measure have advo
called lis merits in the Senate, have just ground for
believing that the threat of MIR. Randolph has had the
oeSFeu erect 'Hc observed, if those with whom he
had been aching persevcred in support of such law
rs the one under consideration, he would quit them for
ever So help him God, he never would vote with
them again upon any question whatever He would
not vote with the Administration; but never never
would he vote with any that gave their sanction
TO that BILL and the DILL passed. he would not vote
for Andrew Jackson. lie gave them that warning he
said, and help him God he would adhere TO his de-
'eF'nina;on."-What could not be done BY argument
mas been effected by management. The partzans of
Mr. Calhoun and Gen. Jackson fearing the deserl;on
Of MI Randolph from their ranks, itaYe permitted in
terested and ambitions views 10 get the better OF ,er
PATRIOTISM Tina; they have yielded to these motives
IS appare nt FROM their conductAll the fond expecta
tons OF the friends of the bil and the high hopes which
have been recently excited, by the attention of Con
gress TO the subject have, by the unworthy influence
OF one individual, and Tie ticachcry Of an inconsiler
anle party, been auuihiated We repeat we can see
no good ground for dsposing of the bill in this manner
Ehe reason assigned by MIR. Hayne is plausible but
not true The House of Representatives were anxious
20 act upon the subject-the Senate rc,n tho full dis
cusSion which It had undergo must have been pre-
pared to give final vote; and justice to the unhappy
individuals interested in bankrupt law required that
FINAL disposition should have been made of the bill
during the present session of Congress-The people
vi the United States will Judge the agents this trans
action, and bestow upon them a suitable reward
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09

We shall endeavor TO lay before our readers, on Fri,
day the speech of Mr. w ebster on the Panama mission
Notwithstanding all ,at has been said on this subject.
II VIII amply compensate for the time devoted TO its ne
rusal. Unlike many speeches on the same subject,
which indu!ged freely in violent denunciation and
coarse personal abuse it breahes, throughout manly
dgn'iied and temperate tone. The solid, pcrspcuous
and mastery arguments which ho has used completely
a"nihIlae the sophstry employed the other side of
the SUBJECT His views arc enligtcncd-his reasoning,
neFyous--and his eoquence pure aud transformations
We recommend it to our readers as production of
genius worthy Of the orator, and well becoming the
respectable station which he occupies in the service of
his country.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09
COLOMBIA

Colonel Lea1iyo Ealacio at prese,, actjur as .,,i
an onsu General in The United States. been appoint
ed Envoy Extra ordinary and Minister Pcuio,cntiarv of
onbia to tie Government of Brazil; aud Col juan Comes
secretary of that legation. Colonel Paacio is to as
successor here Senior rG@ro Ieee the of An
HoInIa 1 he nomination of Mr.. Saazar now Colombian,
Minister in tic United Sates, as a member ofiIn >s,
Council G" Colombia, has been Confirmed by the Senate Of
that Republic, 1Ba,igorc I,nglIe
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09

we think it right 10 republish Mr.. Dicterson's let
ter. We want no better confirmation of what VIC for
merly said of tie Vice Presidents conduct than his
own statement. He substantially confirms our state
nent. Mr. Calhoun only be justified by admitting
lis modest doctrine that the Presiding Officer of the
Senate has power 10 preserve order-tlat he sits as
an appellate Judge, to recti the errors or confirm the
decisions Of the Court below. This is probably an
after thought.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09
FROM COLOMBIA

Our attentive correspondent ut Carthagcna forward
ed us by the brig Tampco arrived Mt New York flies
OF Bo5ota papers to the 9th of March inclusive nod
Carthagena papers to the 9Th N->
On the evening Of the 9th MARCH, the Chamber "a
Representatives, OF Colombia, by II votes against lG
resolved to impcach General j. a. PACE before. the Sc
nate: Inc Hon j.. Nj Canaba was, nearly unanimous
", chosen BY the House to conduct the Impeachment
we understand that it has been brought forward in cor
sequence OF some acts OF All arbitrary nature which the
General IS aedged to have committed in the civ of
caracas III carrying into effect the decree for the en-
iiStment OF the militia. "
On the following day The Chamber OF HcDresc,,t.
nYcs by 10 votes against 1 rejected the accusatioo
brought by McsSrS Baiiy and Goldsmitt Of ondon a.
6ailsts inc Colombian Agents for the loan OF 1924
The Gaccta dc Colombia contains q decree OF the
congress accepting from General Sucre an elegant Gar
land composed of gold and ornamenled with briliant
WhIch was presented to the Ibcrator BuLIyiu bY tI,
patriotic inhabitants of Cuzco as aytcstimony ofnra
'uc Tor ms successful cXertions III Establishing tie IL
perry OF the country. General Bolivar with the malr-
hIllty that characteristics him, the Garland 70 Gen
4At 2ucTe who Subsequently It TO the Congress
at boboa Inc Congress ordered the Garland be de
posted IN the Njiona Museum, 4 monument Of the
SoIy OF the Colombian arnyi and iii testimony of the
CiFi and military virtues of those who gave liberty 10
cru ordered al inscription be made in gold fol
The Legislative body accepts with gratitude the
'iariand offered by General Antonio Jose de Sucre in
his name and that Of the bcrang army OF COLOMBIA in
PERU"
The election Of General Bolivar as President. and
''cneraI Sanlauder Vice President OF Colombia r;v
fcat satisfaction TO the people, and jocing took place
III o'D'0aSena on the reception oftie information.
i}Ot. TIM.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09
MARRIED.

Ky the Rev VIM. II. Hart, Richmond Hill, Henrico.
on Thursday ercung the 9th OF pr Mr. DAVID RrcnE.
SOW LACY, e Charlottesville, Albemafe, 10 Miss Jo1oE
CLoFrov Merry, eldest daughter Of Capt 1ohn Merry
OF New Kent county.
On ihJrsdav evening, tine 9th inst. ~ the Psv Wn,
:: aa'i Mr. GN-ETItLE D ..;,11Y,:s Miss AEE ELlzA
lin, 8,. y us s.:y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09
III2GLNT4.

TIRGENT.l.
AtIuIcs holden j" the clerks Office of superior co,r, Of
90anrery Tor tire Rchrond district, tc Ord day of Apri
'0"H DgTP' administrator OF Benjamin Harris, Decd n
'i"ra''o u'pm' On.
INC oe'end'nt not having entered his appearance and
given security according to tile act of assrn,t All %
ueS % ts court aud appearing by satisfactory evidence
'na' nc Is not nm Wiabiaut Of this country: il is oered
NAV we s" "cennan do appear here the tenth dav Of
he nest term and answer the bill plaintiff and tia
'F oI S ORDER be forthwith inserted some n,,vsp.cy
puoS"co Ia The city OF Richnoul, for months
said city. 01l'"0'' J" INC
q copy. Tesic. U.U. H. ITEvLyY;. r. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09
CONJNrIfNrc.rr0

49, COJNtUNTGATTD.
months past, came to decision not to examine aDDIi
cants Tor license to practice law durjn Tie sessions y
Of 0'cr Court In this, they were influenced solely nv
considerations OF public duty Their docket is very
Heavy one. The causes which are arrucJ f,on J,y -
oay' require every moment of tine Intervening time for
their consideration; aud this time they have found so
seriously broken in upon bv the ons applications
loT examination; that they compelled either to ne
glect the important duty of deciding promptly The
causes OF suitors; or to refuse examinations EXCEPT in
vacation ihe latter is deemed the lesser evil. cape
peror Courts Of Law and Equity, may Grant liccnses.
ana 'hal Their sessions much shorter than those
OF the Court OF Appeals.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09

49, HeS."i""y'-ENtiaci trns1 speech Vi Mr. N.,sut of
oHio delivered ia the House of Representatives. 1T Wash
i"S'"h'in relation to the adjournment of Congress-
81 am no physician, regular bred or 1uack but will
propose remedy for the difficulty which seems 70 pros
upon gentlemen, which think will be found eficar;
GUS Let us meet an hour early in the nornin" ana
oeVo'e The houi thus gained, to petitions and ORIGINAL
propositions; that done, apply ourselves 70 our work
"uSiy' 10 our usual time for adournine. and then CON
unue IN session an hour later 10 the evening and de-
'oe mat hour TO the delivery of speeches on subjects
"hch nave ceased to be interesting and upon which
every member OF the House has made up his mind
W"ch aie not intended 10 produce effect here or throw
night upon the subjects discussed. Ii am fold Thai
gcfernen will not attend ut early an hour answer
those wiii attend who have any business 10 do and il is
ony those who generally give heir attendance the trs
non: O The session now. II attn again told we shall
not secure Tie attendance of quorum the last hour of
such session answer again, neither the House nor
'le nation wall lose any thing by that. What do Won
now cary wines: When gentlemen rise TO deliver
their speeches, of the character have mentioned the
nenocrs generally rise aso-not to listen to the s,oa
.er or understand his easonn but to get ont OF your
door away from H. 70 engage business or amusement
e'se"here and you are almost daily, left without QUO
rum. Members have right speak but we have q
fgnt 10 nave such speeches hour when none are
expected 10 listen but those that please The speecbes
wan nave all the effect they were intenledto have
they can be printed AMI published through the coun-
Try" ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09

Crn1!9y to .lnimqls.-A Lady in Eduburg has IN.
pioPnatcd LOO, the interest Of which is 10 be oi, g.,
10 some distinguished Clergyman for preaching an an.
uual sermon against cruelty TO animals. Tjr CLai
mers, the celebrated preacher, recently pronounce
tue first discourse under that bcueyole; anerog:i,f
iis text was from Proverbs XII. 10. - righteous mar
pers say, Ga the anxiety TO be present was s., rr
mat the crowd collected around tlc doors as as
O'Clock, and when they were opened at bali past ~
.ne Judges and magistrates could scarcely reach c.r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09
EIRGLAIl.


At rules holden ~ the clerks Off, If the s,,,i ~
fI1g.ey Tor the Richmond district hc SID day Of April
Matthias Hucliu, IN,
against f'?'
hInry Newman mud Manuoa his vile, and Peter yoscrb
O"c'd'e surviving executor Joseph CALICO, 5co'd
The defendants Henry Newman and Manuel lie
"' no' having entered their appearance and given
IVY a'oopng TO the act Of assembly aud the rules Of this
@ ''o " appearing Unsatisfactory cyidence that the
arc n9 inhabitants Of this country il is ordered that the
o oetudants do appear here the day Of the mex,
I h"o answer The bl Of the plaius asd thar covy
" 'S of"er pe orthvih inserted some aewsosuer pub
s"co IN the city u Richmond for two mopi9 suSSs.
said city. N'S"'' - "
1"Py. Tcs.c,
" u, ". IIIt.,1.f4
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09

ne SENATE-fhe following, taken from an article in
Lhe Eastern Argus supporting be of letter
from w asingto, dated 11h April furnishes some
Oh me Executive Proceedings of the Senate could no,
wen occur TO any other than who himself Senator
Ftace" on that ground, becomes exposition
OF the sentiments of portion OF The Members m the SENATE
by one of that hoy entitled TO all the
due 10 the source whence il einanatcs
III Is believed that the Senate, in their Executive
SESSIONS nave entertained much difference Of OPINION
alo nave contested the propriety certain noina lions
but these, il is said, cases which were question:
ole, and had been questioned before Mr. Adams was
PRESIDENT, Ihe nomination of Mr.. Hay as District
'uu@e oil Irgina was long before the Senate and is
"liUetstoon thai II arose upon inquiry whether he
was moi dciaucr to the Government and that the in
curry was suggested by publication OF his own in the
newspapers. ite 1t seems confirmed. The no.
inaor OF the District Attorney of Penns, Iva MIA was
II is SAD closeiy investigated charges of official
'sconduc HE same inquiry was, however, going On
al c same Time III the House u Representatives ana
1t IS believed similar investigation took Mace in lin
senate four years ago, when the same gentleman was
nominated before. The result was the same as before
although the judiciary Committee who examined both
OF the cases, was composed of Mcssrs Van Durcn or
rien, Holmes, Rowan and Mills.
cit IS well understood TO he Il stanI;ner r,,I. NJ
the Senate, To make critical INQUIRY into the clarac
Ter aud merits of persons nominated and especially
ft-noDaatCd for the offices, and that the respec
i've committees should be able report that tl:er oil
cial conduct had been correct aud HAT those who we're
oiIci receivers of public money, had settle, tc- ar
counts with IunctIaity. Such inquiries must Of no
cesSv hr!15 on frequent discussions and surely to
the People woslI ~; wish !at such nominations Should
pass without e. aiDinatiuE:
eff, however the public journals arc combined To
drive the Senate from such ground this the Peone
VIII very soon feel the reat and their officers will be
deaulters and public pecuators repeat that having
had some knowledge of what the Senate has done ,lf-
ocr former Administration, there has been less opro-
stioH 10 the Executive measures since Mr. ADAMS
election than before and that in the instances of opDo
slio Members have, the different questions so d.
opposition"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09
NAVY COMMISSION ERs' OFFICE,
80 May, 1876.

Sd May 1926.
IENIiE Commissioners of the Navy viii receive scala,
4 proposals until tho frs, day of July next, for fur
nislins 49,
IooO Nlnske,s and Bayonets, such how used in
the army,
2000 Cutlasses-aui
500 pair Of Boarding Pistols
Samples of the Cu,lasses and Pistols TO be forwarded
with the offer 20 furnish the same
Nay9 o..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09

Iac'u n LgyPL-Ielters from J.eghorn, ~ yiycd
al Paris say that the 'acha Of Egyptas appointed
C's'ian merchant formerly OF that city, TO be lis Mi
mister Of Foreign Affairs He has likewise given tl,c
command Of bis Ships Of to European officers. and
has declared, by Grmau, tlat henccGortb no other OIL
GERS shall be appointed 20 such command. II IS added
at lac has also signisd his intention Of having Con
suar Agcuts 10 all The ports Of Fraucc Italy and Spain
10 take care Of the interests Of lis subjects.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09

Another Novel OF Ihe Wavery family called .}y ODD
sFocN" is announced in the press, by Ressrs Cary g.
Lea, of Philadelphia,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09
JRGLVTq:

TJRGLVTq.
At rules holden in c Clerks Office Of the superior .o,
April 1896: " 0' Jay q
hmasa Palmer caeauior Of ua,aawuy Dayis deed,
against
Lewis Hazard, AMI Susan his wlfe, and John Alsfou and
Jane his wife and Joseph W. Harper hudson Yorsa,
N'"e' Adams William Il. Pryor, and Samuel Pryoy'
DHs.
IN, ooicnoanis Lows Hazard and Susan his wife mud
John Aston and Jane ms wilr not having s,ca 49, quo
ana gwen security according the act Of assem-
ey ana the rules o. his and Vt appearing bv s.,i
IaetoTy evidence, that they nha bitants ri ; 80.
tryi - orduel thai the said drfendan, do annea -
% tue tenth day Of the next and anssT sc hill -
painiIa and that copy Of this order be forthwith, M
eIe, N some newspaper published ~ tie city 81 Rich
5000 tor two pa"n'bs suceesyep and 1osrvd a. ne
oooT u lie csEiiol, IA tbs said ne wy MONK
IL ooPy. Eesi:' IN. ~ HR, -.Els,e..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-09

U lCh'- Ihe public iufrucd that the Ticket, in
- inc Lottery Tor the benefit OF tho venerable Mr. Eff
EhSON, late President of the United States will he
ready for delivery i'll few days, the truly lucky Office f
=. & M. ALsEEM SZ co.
Where The schedule of the Prizes be ohained-C-
April est