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IIOLI.znTAN,s nIANsION HOUSE.

THNIIE subscriber having taken that large and COM
4 modious House, with granite front, corner OF st
Paul's and Fayette Streets has open for the re
eepon of Ysi,ers. The house has lately undergone
thorough repair and it is believed that there is no house
in this city, that better arranged for the convenience
and comfoit of its loaTders II has large parlors
for ladies and one genuemans parior, and about forty
chambers well arranged, neat and airy. The subscri-
Der pledges himself that neither pains or expense shall
he ,aung on his part TO give satisfaction his guests.
In conclusion he pledges himself to set good Table
and have clean beds and good and athfulseryas, an
to make his charges to correspond with me tunes;
# JOHN T. HOLLZMAN.
Baltimore. June 5t, ls40-3taw4w S-ta4w
l7-TLe National Intelligeneer will please insert tlfs
twice week for four weeks, and send their bill to this
nfic
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say order of the commissioners ofinsovent debts
. ors for the city and county OF BALTIMORE nouee
hereby given to the creditors of ). +. ShlNNElt
m insoyen, debtor, that personal discharge hath
been granted to the said debtor and that the SAID credl
tors are required attend at the office on the sad com
missoners in the court house, in the city OF Baunore,
on he Isl day of June next at 10 O'Clock iii the fore
nool and nominate trustee trustees to be appoint
ed for their benefit: and give all the information IN
their possesson to the said commissioners, TO enable
them 10 report to Baltimore county court, ugreeaby TO
an act Of Assembly, passed at December session. ie5l
entitled n relating insovent debtors; ana mat
the LIST day of August next, hath been hxed 1or the
final hearing in his case before the said commissioners
Dated the 9TH day OF April, in the year lS40'
ap l4-law3m sshft ma S-leWIi"
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HEAVY LOSSES.
I .on.lor ilefter-writer saws

Within short time, very heavy losses have
been thrown on the underwriters at Lloyd's.
The most important Of these is the loss Of the
steamer vulture on her FIRST voyage Of the season
10 st. Petersburg. The ship and cargo was insur,
cd for something like f130,000 in London, and
but little will likely be saved Beside this, the
Chase, from Hull to ST. Petersburg also, has been
wrecked-insured for EGG, 900; and three or four
other heavy amounts have all been reported
eithin few days
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cAMpHINIs I.IGHT.

Tw1IEE uperiority of the CAMPHiNE LIGHT, "a
that of either Oil or Gas, has now been iiiy tested
by some hundreds who using it in TINS cay! Doth as
regards the brancy Of the Light and that of economy
we are prepared to prove that the Camllihe Is less
than one-ha the expense of Gas or oi-ana IN aaaon
which possesses all the good quae tlat o,ier a
nothing 10 compete with it, and in trimming iile Lamp Il
is done with facility, and less Trouble uai WIN
the ordinary lamp. The Canphlne I'M : purely vese'a
now upwards of $4,000 ofthe Lamps used IN New York.
and increasing daily large assortment Of WHICH, and
'-s 'A'f - = = ~ = T.~PAI.MER s. co.
NJ B. The Lamps burning every night at our stores
where they can be seen. = A 4ssH " MIA -o-1t
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REAR CREEK HOTE

NI ORTIZ PO1NT.-The public respectfully in
Is now open for the reception of company, who lIsi
will be accommodated with every comfort and &4gys5
luxury to blend the rural pleasures ofthe country
with the mere fashionable recreatiOns of the city.
BOATS will be supplied TO Fishing parties, and
large ARK built expressly for the purpose, can be OBJ
tanned for a company of ladies and gentlemen who will
be protected by lis accommodations from rain
DINNERS and EUPPERS will be supplied at the
shortest notice. .s.s..-
SOFT CRABS and every other delicacy, when in
season. will be furnished in profIsion-and in short, ev
cry exefton will be made by the proprietor TO promote
the comfort and pleasure of his guests.
I ma lift HENRY T. HOUCK
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EDY order of the commissioners of nsolyent debt
EB ors for the city and county of Baltimore notice Is
hereby givento the creditors of GEORGE CAREY an
ssolvent debtor that personal discharge hath been
granted to the said debtor and that the said creditors are
required attend the oiiceof the said commissioners
in the court house, in the city of Baltimore on the
first day of June next nj ten O'Clock in the forenoon,
and nominate trustee trustees, TO be appointed Tor
their benefit: and TO give all the information IN their
possession the sud commissioners, to enable mem
ID report to Baltimore county court, agreeably TO an
act of Assembly passed at December session, 1851 en-
tded san act relating nsolvent debtors; and that
tie LIST day of August next, hath been fixed for the hnal
hearing in his case, before the said commissioners
Dated the 9th day of April in the year 1910.
NH IayY2m ma levin
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HnY order of the Commissioners OF iHsovent Debtors
ID for the City and County of Baltimore, Notice Il
hereby given to the creditors of WILLIAM u. ASH
TON an nsolvent debtet that personal discharge hatb
been arancd TO the said debtor and that the said credi
tors are required attend the office of the said Com
nlissionef ia the Court house, IN the city OF Baltimore
on tn ti las July next, al ten u-csl an tho Tore
noon and nominate trustees TO be appointed
for their benefit: and give all the information IN tleiT
possession to the said Commissioners 10 enable ue "
renor no baltimore Coaty Court agreeably 10 an act OF
Assembly, passed december session, 1881 entfcsi
Gan Act r. laug insoyent dcbtors and tlat ue oth
day of September next, hath been fixed for the maj near
ing In his case before the said Commissioners.
Dated DIST day of May, in the year lo4O'
mn OIL ayyfflIhlY
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REMOVAL.

!" r.. ROBINSON has removed his Log CABIN
Print and Caricature store, one block nearer y.
the White House; next door to The National blau "a
furnish The Trade and wholesale dealers at very reduced
prices Just received from my essablshmens IN New Ne,
I:a izanry HARRISON with several new Carieatures OF
humorous nature forming eomplets History of the Past
and Present Tmea. ~
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READ AND REFLfaCT.


II season like the present, when, in consequence
n of the rapidly varying changes of the weather, al
teTnatine from dry to moist, from hot to cold; cousis
colds asthma, catarr &c. are daily becoming more
prevalent remedy universally effectua IN renovihg
ali ,Ich complaints is deserving of especial attention
and recommendation. Such remedy, prepared solely
of vegetable Ingredients composing lin addition to tie
i,eyh ToIl which il derives its Nancy several Others
equally valuable and restorative in their effects Is oneT
cd m The community in the PICTORIAL HONEY or
IIVERvEOR'T which since it was first presented 70
The public by the proprietor, has received testni9s
fo, hundreds OF its efficacy, voluntarily rendered. me
ORIGINALS of many which, by the leave OF the pars,
NAV he examined by all interested at the store OF uc
onrie,or In fact in all cases of Colds Coughs, Ast-
ma, Iaflucnza, Croap, lrhoopins Cough, and every IN
6annstory affection of the Chest and Lungs te Ec
NoRAt HoSEY or LIvERwoRr stands unrvalled, nav
mo M every instance, wien the disease has been
of il,c most aggravated aud vireat kind effected per
feet cure if its use continued or at least
par,,l benefit to the stfereT, which only required MS
own perseverance TO become perfect cure mahy VI
our psost Responsible citizens iisFe auhotiIeo INC Pr
petar to communicate their naes as ~ asS
r,tb of the above statements toal interested
nTEPrepared By JAMES ID. RONILL, New York
I'D if,r safe hv ROBERTS ATKINSON, -
""e an ,S Sole Agents for Baltimore
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TERROR TO auAcEls, AND THE y We 7,

A TERROR TO QbAtFzS, AND IIE VI
a NERa.AI. COHQUEROR-HUNTER RED
DHOPS is an inalIibe remedy fer ilic eecual expa-
ton of all species and symptoms ofae VI disease.
They have long been in general use by the public: be-
slowing blessings and receiving praise; IT Is scarcely III
fie mower Of seepticis to dOngt Yues of envy
10 deny them il has achieved an ascendaH career OF
usefulness which distances the competition OF mere
boastul pretcnsiQn and has secured Conspicuous sta
ton in universal favor, by intrinsic worth alone.
DIR. BOWLBY7S OFFICE, for the sale of Hunter I
Medicines, is No. PITT ST. between Front street
Bazaar Bridge.
GENERAL AGENCIES.
THE following agents have been appointed by Ines
sell the Genuine Hunters Medicines for the Gu .
Venerea Diseases
DR.. VIM. LAMPHIER, .r
Surgeon Dentist, King st. Alexandria, ID.
Z. A. STANSBURY, .ga
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STIIiIkIEERLTY.

To the Voters of Baltimore City and County.
a-The undersigned takes the liberty of announcing
himself as a candidate for the Office OF SHERIFF, at
die ensuing election In thus offering himself to your
suages, he iostrespeetiny sclics your supports and
should he be so fortunate receive majority OF your
votes he faters HIMSELF from the knowledge he has OF
last eight years and still being in the employ of the pre-
sent Sher) will enable him 10 give general sasiac-
ton. ROBERT NlLSON-
mao
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b p order of the commisslonersof nsovent debtors
% for the city and county of Baltimore, notice is
hereby giycrn to the creditors of WILLIAM MCLEAN,
an insovent debtor personal discharge hath been
granted 10 the said DEBTOR and that the said creditors
required to attend the office of the said commission
ers in the house, in the city of Baltimore on the
day of July next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
and nominate trustee trustees, TO be appointed for
their benefit; and to give all the information IN their
pos the said commissioners TO enable them TO
report to Baltimore conIy count agreeably to an act OF
Assembly passed at December session, 1881, entitled
can act relating OF nsoyent dcbors and the 5tl day
of September next hath been fixed for the final hear
ing in his case, before the said commissioners.
Dated the eth day of May in the year ls4O.
mao aVy.in
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T1yHE ELIsIAN MATER ss.-Ih rs Is an ar
haenges al caa,pettion,- is by far the most pleas
ant cieanly and healthy article in the Bedding line, and
the prices when compared with the prices of the Hair
ss,,,rasses makes much desirable article, and
anv nerson wishing them can do so by application
at the Bedding Mart N. w. and $. w corner OF LON.
bard and Light streets, where they Will md me most
extensive assortment in the United States, OF ready
made Beds holsters, Pillows, Mattresses, Comforts
Cots &C. &c-alI or any of which viii be sofa very
low for cash, by immediate application as above.
ma o7-dN
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.,pr nor.r.AR REwARD

n OST on Saturday afternoon in Saratoga between
E /Green and North streets, Lady's WORK BASH
Err contning several small articles OF dress, such as
two Cambria Handkerchef, pair of white SILK Stock
ines. a Collar thimble, Bead Bag, &C., The above
reward win be paid for the same, iet III me Coionaae
Bath House, Sa atoga street. fhii *se ~
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TOWARDS HOTEL
BROADWAY, CORNER MAIDEN LANE, NEW

=.
THNHIS HOTEL is one Of the most commodious IN
II the Union. having front upon broadway OF over
100 feet and Maiden Lane 80 feet, with TWO large
wings extending in the l35 feet Ii is six stories
high exclusive of basement and under cellars ana con
tanning 900 bed chambers, each wei ishteu anu
ventilated with grates-besides numerous private par
lours with sleeping attached and public paIoufs
dining aiding nd otherrooms There aer two elegant
dining 81 osns tie floors of which as well as the spa
cio,s Us in the first and second stories, together with
the reading and other public rooms, are paved WIN u
ian marble. There is also an extensive and pleasant
room fronting upon Broadway fitted up Tor ades OF
hinary and the ladies provided with attractive pubic
parios and private entrance to tie Hotel from MAIDEN
Lane. .i as r. "-'-'
The subscriber having for nine years past received
liberal patronage from merchants aud principally from
gentlemen of business athis former Hotel m Broad street,
is satisfied from experience that early meals TO many are
more accountable therefore e has had his house con-
strueted to be able TO serve meals TO sucn al carry
hours. The hours adopted for meals are as follows VIZ:
In Gcntemans dining room, upon LIST 1oor bTeakisLat
7, half past with reference to the season OF ule
year. Dinner in the at O'Clock. In Genuenahs
dining room, upon ID story and also IN Indies ordinary
Breakfast from to O'Clock, and Dinner at half dast 8,
Printed bills of fare daily got up for the dlierent III.
ing rooms and as it is optional with Gentlemen TO
take their seats in either of the Gentlemen's dining
looms without giving any notice of their choice, the
rubscrber hopes the extra trouble and expense in the at
sempt suit their convenience in this respect VIII be
properly appreciated by generous public, and u1a
commensurate patronage will result terefrom.i
This House pos ssses every convenience that the suey
scrber could devise, and Is universally pronounced
visiters TO be TepleIe IN Its gternai araneeeh
its construction light and afr being superior 10 any
other House in the city
In addition to the many advantages and comforts over
most Hotels, il has living spring OF pure SOFT water up
the premises, which apart from It's intrinsic worm -
a wholesome beverage, So unusual TO ne found IN me
lower part the city, adds very much to the satisfy ohe
establishment in of FIRE on or near te premises
powerful force pump being attached TO the well to force
water herefrom as well from the various cisterns IN
the yard TO the reservoirs under the roof from whch
by use of the hose be forced over any part OF
the premises in instant.
In Short this establishment has been got up WITHOUT
ref renee cost aud it is the intention OF the supse
he to have stand among the best hotels the country
hopes TO be favored with share of public patron
aSe $500 .t....,,r>. ia
ma dim ID. ID, HOWAhD'
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NTATTRAsSEs, MATgrRAssEl s, no MAT
TRASSLES.

EENEFE subscriber has on hand most extensive as
sortmentof MATTRESSES of every description,
such as HIa Straw, Husk, &c &c, and above all "A new
and excellent article called Ell YSIUM MATTRASSES,
which for cheapness durability and comfort, are nsur
passed by any other Mattresses now in use Persons
wishing purchase would do well TO call at the Bedding
Mars, N. L. and S. w. corners Of Lombard ana Light
sts pr ma I-du
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TAUNToN.-The population of the town OF
Taunton, Mass, according to the census Just
completed, is 1924, being decrease of 1913 since
the census Of 1887. II p t-
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The business of reeling the cocoons into raw
silk, was commenced for the season, at the ex-
tensive establishment at Burlington, N. j., day
or two ago.
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POET r Y.
OLD TIPPECANOE,

On. THE WORKING MANS ELECTION SONG.
Tune-eH,arG. for the BonnetS Of Blue
Van Buren, cannot be the Working Mans friend
He has left him nothing to do
But to starve or to beg, his Country deiend'
~ And to work for Old Tippecanoe
a. h. To work for Old Tippecanoe,
span To work for Old TIppecanoe-
So Fll shoulder my fail, pack upfor North Bend
Where PHI thresh for Old 'rippecanoe.
The cash of the Nation is squandcred and gone,
MY pockets are penniless too,
And know of no way to help myself on,
But to fight for Old Tippecanoe.
f TO fight for Old Tippecanoe,
To fight for Old Tippecanoe-
He battled for us in days that are gone,
Unconquered Old Tippecanoe.
They promised us heaps of bright silver and gold,
And now they say paper must do;
But thus to be cheated, Pm rather too OLD,
So PHI vote for Old Tippecanoe
Pll vote for Old Tippecanoe,
Pll vote for Old Tippecanoe-
And I'll sing of our wrongs in strains loud and
bold,
And re-echo Old Tippecanoe.
Our wages tbey tell us must speedily fall,
To help us the hardest times through,
Aud there's no one to pity or save us at all,
But the Hero of ,rippecanoe.
The Hero of 1'ippecanoe, u
The Hero OF 1ippecanoe- :, >g
He ever is ready to help when we call,
True,hearted Old Tippecanoe'
Our sky is beslouded the People oppressed
The marks of Corruption too uue;
Reform is much needed, it must be coniesseo'
And we cali for Old 'Fippecanoe.
We call for Old 11ppecanoe,
We call for Old Tippecanoe-
Hes honest and brave, and has long STOOD the
test, r8
T'imehonored Old Tippceanoe =. g
The President boasts of his Palace and 'chink,'
And says Log Cabin won't do,
And sticks up his nose when Hard Cider we drink
To the health Of Old Tippccanoe--
The health Of Old 1iPpecanoe,
ie The health OF Old Tippecanoe-
But like British Proctor will run at the wink
OF the eye of Old Tippecanoe. As
Hurrah for the Battle! we've work enough yet;
And at it we mean to be too,
While no other answer Van Buren, shall get
But "Hurrah for Old Tippesanoe"
Hurrah for Old Tippecanoe! .st.t
Hurrah for Old Tippecanoe!
Ard our shouting shall be from morn till sunset
sssdake way for Old TiPpccanoe"
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The Jews residing at Jerusalem have issued a
circular recalling their brethren to Judah.
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NRW LINE OF NEW YORK. AND LIVERPOOL
80 lr PACKETS. p
I'D I'D ~ - I'D I'D

To sail from New York on the 18th and Liverpool on 3
-t5 the 18th of each month"; ar
: HIS From Nelo Fork.
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt j. A. Pearce 23th September p
ship GARRICK, Capt. N Il. Palmer, 25th October.
New ship ROSCIUS, Capt. John Collins, 5lh NoEem'r'
Ship SIDDONS, Cant. Alex, Brtton, 18th December
- From Liverpool.
Shin sIDDONS, Capt Alex. Britton, 18th October.
Ship SHERIDAN, Capt. j. A. Pearee, 18th November
Ship GARRICK, Capt, N. r. Palmer, 18th December
New ship ROSCIUS, Capt. John Collins, 18Th January:
These ships all of the ir class, upwards of lOVV
tons burthch. built the city of New York, with such
improvements combine great speed and unusual COM
fort passengers. Every care has been taken IN the
arrangement of their accommodations. The price OF
massage hence $40, for which ample stores including
vines &c. will be provided; Sl20 without wines, &c
These ships viii be commanded by experienced master,
who will make every exertion TO general stisias
ton Neither the captain nor OF these ships wild
be responsible for any letters, parcels packages SEN
by ien unless regular bills OF lading are signed there
for. For freight or passage apply TO =
~ E. K. COLLINS,
g. SO South street. New York, TO
VIM. & JAS. BROWN & CO. ..ff'
ma 81 Liverpool.
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I'D - ~ I'D
Sailing from New York on the 13th and from Liverpool
on the LIST of every month.
From New York.
February l3-The UNITED STATES, Captain J.s
Fisher. .-.fsl 80
March l3-The VTRGINIAN, Capt. Lewis Higgins..1
April l33rhe Shelf IEI.D, Capt. F. p. Alien. u
May l3-The- STEPHEN WHITNEY, (new) capt.
w. C. Thompson.
From liverpool
February l The SHEFFIELD COO tons.
March 1.-The STEPHEN WHITNEY, 1000 tons
April 1.-The UNITED STATES, 600 tons.
May 1.-The VIRGiNfAN, 600 TONS
The qualities and accommodations OF tie above Ships
and the reputation OF their commanders, well knewn
Every cxeri0n will be made promote the comfort OF
and the interests of importers. The price of
passage to Liverpool in the cabin, as in other lines IS
Fixed at $780, with wives and stores of every description
The owners be responsible for any letter, parcel
or PACKAGE sent by the above ships, for which bill
ladng is not taken. For freight or passage apply to
STEPHEN WHITNEY,
SANDS, TURNER, FOX & CO., or
RoBERT KERMIT, "a South street, NJ York.
ma %
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REAsoNABLE.-The price of performing the
marriage ceremony in Iowa Territory is three
goat skins or four bushels of sweet potatoes.
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packers FOR HaYaE

The accomInodatonsef these Ships not surpassed,
combining all that may be required for comfort The
price of cabin passage 800. Passengers will be sup
piled with every requisite, with the exception oil wines
and liquors. s,,p.-
Goods Intended for these vessels will be forwarded by
the subscribers free from any other than the expense ae
talI, incurred on them For freight passage apply 10
BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents.
ma % No 9. Tontine Building. n. Y.
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IAW NOIICE,

z~tHAs. III. PITTS & JAS. E. STEWART, .4ttor-
negs at Lac, have removed TO the office in Fayette
street. few doors of St. Pauls street, opposite Bar
NUNS Hotel They may be found at all times during
business hours, when engaged in Court, or absent
from the city. In the absence of either af them, the
other will attend to the business of the ONCE ap 10
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At an annual election of Directors of the State
Bank of Illinois, held on the 9Th inst, the fol-
lowing named persons were elected:
Thomas Mather,
Thomas Houghan,
Elijah Hes,
David Prickett,
B. c. Webster,
James L. Lamb,
Robert Irwin,
S. M. Tinsley,
John Williams.
The last three are new Directors. The fol-
lowing named persons are Directors on the part
OF the State:
VIM. P. Grimsley, ...'
Robert Allen, ~
James W. Keys,
Jehu Lindley, - r,
John Calhoun,
Jonas Whitney,
Maurice Doyle. ii. 3.
At meeting of the Board held on the same
day, Thomas Mather was reelected President of
the Bank.
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TURKISH MOTIONS OF CIVILIZATION.

TURKISH NOTIONS OF C1VlLtZhtioi>-
"Confusion,n he exclaimed, "be upon the
boards of the Kafrs! l will burn their fathers.
What poison have you given us, osman Aga p
Is this the fruit that sharpens the wits OF the
Frankss What worse could man be condemn
ed to in Gehennami If this be their food, for
give them for beating our fleets and armies; for,
being condemned to subsist on ailments so detest-
abe, what pleasure can they have in life"
seBut did not tell YOU" said Osman, s'that it
was a fruit which required boilingm
ssBoiled, or not boiled,n replied the Efcndi,
emo true believer can subsist on food, which
even Ghoul would reject. I taste it still
Give me another glass Of the liquor of the gir'a,
that may be delivered from all remembrance of
it: and If YOU are wise, Osman Aga, eat no more
potatoes Perhaps the Franks have stomachs
different from ours. Why not' God created
different kinds OF animals. And we see that the
camel grows fat ON tkistles and bitter plants,
which the horse would rather starve, than feed
upon.c So, perhaps, it is with the Gidotrs, who
NAV be condemned for their unbelief, to subsist
upon. these cxecrable fruits" Its
@But the champagne and the giiin?'' inquired
@lsod Is create replied the Efendi. eswho
knows but that Allah, in his mercy, may have
intended these to enable the unbelieyers to swal-
low their potatoes! "- Old Magazine. /, 8. 5
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= And Checks and Bank Bills on NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA
VIRGINIA
NORTH g. SOeTH CAROLINA
ALABAMA &C., purchased, and for sale by
lie 10 j. t. COHEN, Jr. * BROTHERS.