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The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

N EW uOODS.-We now opening, and shall
" open during the present week, large supply of
fashionable Spring Goods, which unusually low and
to which invite the attic ton Of our customers and
the citizens CT the District generally.
MORTON s. MACKALL.
A few of them follows:
Rich MouseIin dc LANES
do Chaleys
Colored Lawns; do low priced
vi ora Mouseline, article for dresses and very
ha dsome
Figured and plain Silks, light coors
Figured black and leaf do; blue black do
Needle worked Collars
do do open worked do
Thread Laces and lnserngs, wide and very narrow
Cambria and Swiss Muslin
Lsle do and pear'ing
Black Fiet net Gloves and Mitts
Pink, blue and green KID do
White and green Filct Vtiis
Pain and net Gauze Scarls and HandkeIchies
White Fille net, blonde figure
N-ededworked Bands from % cts. to 81
Green Barage, Linen Cambria Hdkis. large supply
Hemsched do. very fine
Embroidered Points, drab Silk Fringe
Cotton Hosiery of every description and size, large
assortment. good and cheap
BOYS Hose small sizes
case Parasols, Misses do
Screens, &c. 81.
FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Draps de Etc. a superior article for summer coats
b ok Ceshmrres and summer Cloths
Plain and ribbed heavy white Russia Drills
Stocklnts and Russia Ducks
Co.or-d French figured Drills
Ma,seilles and Satin Vestings
Mode, SATIN. and Bombazne summer Stocks
Figured Satin Cravats
Black Italian do larger size
Very Superior light, dark and black Kid Gloves
Silk, Thread and Gotten do
Silk and Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs
Stout L Hose for boots, fine
Irish Linens stout Linen for Drawers
Gum Elastic S.spenders.
BOMESTICs.
bales heavy Brown Cotton
| do fine do
cases II! els do
case superine Shirtinss
4 bleachcd and brown Shoetings
Pennsylvania Plaids, Bed Ticks
Checks Cotton Osnaburgs
Also, No. Burlaps
Russia Birdeye and Towel Diapers
Marseilles Quilts, very cheap
Furniture Dimitry do
so pieces real Georgia Nankeen
Zephyr Worsteds Canvass and embrolderng Paltcrhs'
Sc sc. MohloN q m hohaL1'
Mar. 28.-6t Georgetown.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

neNoTIcE The Washington Lyceum, No !,
wln 30 their regular weekly meeting ON Tuesday
evening March 3ist at l2 o'clock al the Society S
room on C street,. opposite Causi's Saloon--when the
",rowing question, continued from the last meeting
will be dlcusscd, VIZ. Was the OF Napoleon
Bonaparte beneficial 10 the Word?"
The public are invited 10 attend
By order JAS. DOUGLASS, Sec.
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HARDWARE STORE.-Thc subscribers respsc tful-
III " inform the citizens of Washington and its Vi
ciuity that they have formed partnership under the
fran Of ngle & Boteer, and now have possession OF the
oh! stand formerly occupied by H. c. Shade, opposite the
Centre Market, where they intend Keeping "ehse-
ec.d and General assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery &C.
which they are determined to sell on the lowest and most
accommodating terms HENRY lNGLE.
CHARLES w. BOILER, Jr.
Mar. T.
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TRACTS AND OTHER PAPERS relating principal
ly totht Origin, Settlement, and Progress ci the
Colonies in Norta America from the Discovery OF the
Country 10 the year l776 collected by Peter Force III
volumes is for sale at the Book and Stationary Store OF
w. NJ. MORRISON, four doors west OF Browns Hotel
Mar. 2I.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

REGISTERS OFFICE, WAsHINGroN, MARCH q, 1910.
6tARTS WAGONS, AND DR. AyS-Notce is here
q hy gwen that all licenses giy for carts, wagons,
and drays wi, expire by law Monday, the 9th day
of Arril next, and must be renewed at this Office.
Mar % c. H, WlLTBERGER, Register.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

Nauy Pensions. = The pension business
heretofore transacted in the Navy Department
having been transferred bye recent act OF Congress
to the Office of the Commissioners OF Penslons'
all communications relating to navy pensions,
should be addressed, 70 the Commissioner OF
Pensions. ''-Army and Navy Chronicle,
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

NaAGNESIAN APERIENT Buffers EteEveseent
MI Magnetism Aperient, recommended BY the Medical
Faculty for dyspepsia nervous debility sddmess' heat
20 and hiGhly valued as cooling purgatisc Prepared
by II. Butler, Chemist, London. For sale At
w TODD'S Drug Stora
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DOTELEHS DOM would respectfully inform their
- customers and the Pubic generally, that they have
Just received their spring stock House furnishing Goods
consisting Of almost every article used in geafel house
furnishing viz
Mahogany furniture, Beds Bedsteads, Shuck and Hair
Mattresses Maple and other Chairs unusual ow-priced;
plated goods of every description, Knives and Forks
Mantle ana Astral Lamps, Looking Glasses Glass:
China and C,ockery ware, Wooden ware, Kitchen and
Tin ware, Brass Androns, &c., all of which will be sold
on the usual accommodating terms.
Chairs manufactured, as usual, to order
N. B. Hair Mattresses Of superior quality made to
order, at reduced prices Mar. IS
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j an. Emo.

DOPULAR'LECTCRES ON GEOLOGY. treated
Il in very comprehensive manner by X. G. Won
Leonhard Counsellor OF State and oiessor at the Uni
versy OF Hedeburg, in Germany, with illustrative
cravings, translated by the Rev ]. G. Marrs, a. M.
and edited by professor F. Hall, NJ d. formerly Profess
sor Of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy in Mi ddle
bury College, Vermont and afterwards ofessor Of Chem
isry anu Mineroogy in Washington College, Hartford
Connecticut. First and second numbers received
and for sale at the Book and Stationary Store of
w. NJ MORRISON,
Mar. T. doors west of Browns Hotel.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

The estimated increase of the population OF
Texas during the past year is 100000.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

TNlE WORKS OF CHARLES LAMB--to winch are
prefixrd his Letters AMI a Sketch of his Life, BY
Thomas Noon ai!outc, Of his executors, in vols
is for sale by w. III. MORRISON,
Mar 2l. 4 doors west Of Browns Hotel.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28
Mar. 7

NATIONAL WING SONG This day received and
! y for sale at MORRISONS Bookstore. four doors
west OF Browns Hotel, The National Wing s. ng, aIen
Wings OF the United States by the author: It contains
beautiful photographic likeness of the old Hero Of Tip
pecanoc Mas. Z.
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ALMOST DuEL.-We learn that on Saturday
last two gentlemen ~ inWashington, not fearing
the Duelling Law" took it in to their heads to
settle dispute in the manner prescribed by the
code of honor, and accordingly repaired to the Tar
famed battle ground near Bladensburg, IN TINS
county. Being holly pursued by the police OF the
District they came off without, to men on their
business, an Indispensable personage--a Surgeon.
In this dilemma they repaired to the village of
Bla,lensburg in quest of an M. d.: but Instead OF
fading man wiling to disgrace himself ana his
profession by accompanying them on their
:. fools errandS' they encountered our worthy
Sheriff who immediately procured process agains,
them, and thereby prevened the consumma.ion OF
their d.1oolical Representations Gazette.
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MAJORS OFFICE.

PROPOSITIONS will be received at this Office until
the 25th inst for renting any Of the various sites and
yharves along the Canal for the term Of year Pos
session given The first Of April next.
mar ltd PETER FORCE, Mayor.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

The Treasury Note Bill passed tie House
of Representatives last night, quarter before
eleven o'clock.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

AHERCHANT TAfLORING.--T. L. HARNESS
lVa respectfully informs his friends and The public that
he has commenced business Pennsylvania avenue,
few doors East OF nth street where he is ready 10 exc
cute all orders in his line.
He has now on hand, ard is constantly receiving,
supply Of fashionable Cloths Cassimeres and Nesngs-
which ne vii. make 10 order al the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms. And he hopes by strict at
patronage
N. b. Persons preeFring to furnish their own Cloths,
can have them made zap order at the shortest notice
Feb 22-;f
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

AN ELOQUENT MISUNDERSTANDING the me-
MORALS recently presented to Congress, we per-
ceive one from Mrs. Mary w. Thompson,
widow of Alexander II. Thompson, late Lieut.
Colonel in the army fthe United States. We
have been furnished with copy OF the me-
mortal. which contains eloquent biographical
sketch of the deceased, who entered the army as
= lieutenant, in 1912, and first flashed his maiden
sword at Plattsburg. His subsequent military
life was YER in active and ardent service. He
was at different times engaged in almost every
variety Of the public service, and at every distant
point where service has seen rendered, from
Lake Superior to the frontiers OF Mexico, and
tho Canes OF Florida He fell, the reader
will remember, bravcly fighting at the head of
his command in the Florida war; and his widow,
who has ever accompanied him in all but one
O.. his campaigns, during twenty -seven years. now
appeas TO Congress for compensation Tor many
ond var;ons cy,.a services performed by her
lamep,ed husba.A. II i hoped that her prayer
,rilI no, be in vaGn.---s. I. Com. advertiser.
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The readers attention is invited to the follow
i,g admirable portrait of true independence !:
Independence of mind, when uncontaminated
bv recklessness, which, i'll the end destroys ali
mat gives to character the power of virtuous
Independence, is much rarer quality than the
common boast Of it would lead one to suppose.
Il is so often COMPOUNDED with recklessness, that
even among the sensible and discreet, the one
;s mistaken for the other-the virtue for the
vice. and uicc rersa.-Frue independence OF
mind can exist only with the consciousness Of
roct;,ude: reckfessness of character is the off
,r;no of lcen,iousness, and is the anpode of vir-
Mons ;ndependence The reckless mind is the
most cowardly in exis,encc; il is afraid of itself;
.fears each bush an officer
That disregard for the good or i'll opinion OF
our fellows, which springs from any other source
than the approval Of our own. consclences, IS as
much to be reprobated, as manly independence is
10 be admired. II implies degree OF degradation
below which there are few grades; while, on the
other hand, that high and noble contempt. OF the
shafts Of maignity, and the smiles OF ial'ery
which conscious virtue can alone feel, Is an
evidence of a mind ''but q little lower than the
anrelS.'
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

!.
" - AMI 9.S Ven'tian Carrying, y rns'eh
On and 1000 yards Ingram C2rprliHg'
al o. Mhr" "lli be on! unn, ~ rAe;,r
-x--7---- -----~
:" = have ICoi EECEls Ed
~ ~ i!eGcs super white Drilling
~ 20 do Ducks hcW aitice
20 do black Grodelo
20 do imperial sanufor Cloths
90 q" Victoria DTiilngs
~ q" pam SUMMER Cloths, ocsi qnsfy
- do Mcrno Cassimrts
Mar, y. BRADLEY s. ChTLEII.
~-,UJ n,,,,,,,r 49,
~ circulation BY W. NJ. MOR!t!5ON toos w"7t
OF Brown 8 ltott Coopers new novel the Pdth FIa.cr
or the lnlanf Sea.
Also, Poor Jack, BY Captain Nalrl at, pat 1T
Mar. q.
r1JftL,I y nrr IT. o,,.i,,, p,r.l go J. -
IL l.. 80, .-l.', al ~ H. ,a,,io',, e.. ~ ~;
Bv its cc . Il, i 10 ,cnaar sn,,
rlo.sv ana incj;nr5 70 cm: "nJ l;st hair SiI;
become ,' arrr rye r"nn;ns viii ayaya ba 49,,
nnnr;a,, -, Xxx ; , . , Nv l; 49, t, ;, ~
=, ;ator ~, .I 7'"''' = Tnnp.g nn 81, X
war. -
NClENr CHRISTIANITY, AND THE DOC.
I "A TRINES q. THE OXFORD TRACTS bv
Isaac Taylor autEor of Spirtua. Daspotjsm &c
This d Y published and for 81 hy
" IL MORRISON
Ian la Four doors west OF ,ownshosel
-------------- --------------
F9LANkETS, BLANKETS.-We have on hand
E9 large supply of blankets which viii be sold at redu
cca prices
y" in's sT anu Tihsic hea blahk'S
o'V v d"aa eoh'o'nS, ,nIer yara3 1cns ,,.,-
oa,. - DIV aDl.i-I 9 tA "
gNARM WANrED-On.a lease oC years Wifi = nTiy-
u iagn e buyjna within tn, lease The Advertiser
intending to devote his attention to a9rcultnra rursIts
Ito which he has been accustomed) wishes to obtain
Good farm unaar pood cultivation an tho tarms mon
ton above IN The vicinity OF the city or on the Dal-
more Kan road ANY one having such farm to lease
or 70 dispose OF on liberal terms OF payment will please
apply al NE Office OF the Native American; or address
4, a u. +; .'ro"&n 'h1 cry post once
nI0,rIcc --L---;,------ ------.1-1,-----,
u Nc s'oseiioe' "ou' .especuu'y ca
'nc ''h''oh " ms !'i,os anu 'ne ruo'lc gehei'
any, !" ms WV ara n,so' nssoI mem ~, o. gooos 10!
Tenntne co,,Sis!'S y. .I psst ai,a
Woo!'e at's "n G'sst'ne'ss ~ every soe'' winch ne
Mlil ~ - o,ua oa "'e nu ems a'.
ms . - - "'ao S'e"t '"''ey
OF es'hSs " t'e mos ''S"'ohaoe la.tefis' ,
PERSONS ofso1s :" ,'',chaSihs ciotihS WOULD 40 Wen
70 give nun eau Al ms o'o'e' 0PPosie 'is buGoss
rem. avenue - ~ W bAlEo.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

lTENHE CULTURE OF TIE BEET and Manufacture
Il of Beet Sugar Nv David Lee Child. Just published
nd for sale by w. NJ MORRISON,
,ar 4 doors Of Browns Hotel.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

I AN BO0kS~Bouver's Law Dictionary, adapted 10
IL the Constitution and Laws Of the United States of
America, and Of The severa! States Of the union with
reference 10 the civil aud other systems of foreign law in
vols Smiths Treatise Of the practice of the Court CT
Chahcery, in 2 vols. Chittys Padings, with second
and third Volume, containing Preceens of the Pcadngs
and copous directory Notes in 3 vols. Cruises Digest
of the Laws OF England respecting real property in 3
vols For sale by W. NJ. MORRISON,
mar 7 doors west of Browns Hotel
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

IIOWARD'S IMPROVED CHEMICAL CHLORIDE
IL SOAP.-This soap has fully stood the test expe
rence and is deservrdly celebrated than any other
in use for rendering the skin smooth aud soft, removing
chans pitnplas and bcnshcstor the preservation of
the teeth and gums, and the Of offensive breath
for cleansing and healing and Woundsfor prevent
ng aud curing diseases particularly in infants
-r bleaching nnslins and handkercheis, and for
removal or grease paint tar SC. from clothing, 1t is
also much esteemed as a Shaving Soap. Prepared only
by +. HOWARD
Chemist, Washington
Forsale at many The Drug and Fancy Stores in Wash
ington, Baltimore, and throughout the United States
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

nYING and TAILORING, EY c. l.. SMITH s. A.
~ o. Bowen, at their cid established stand, Second
door East 0f tie HhcHGum, Pennsylvania .3rcnue WuSh-
i,gton.l he subscribers respectfully invite The aitcn-
ton Of Members OF Congress, Strangers visiting the
Metropolis, ard tie Pubic generally, TO their very su
reror method Of Coat ard Cloth Dressing and Dying,
by PowELLs London Patent Process.
They deem it only necessary to observe, that Clothes
whatever may be foreign to good condition, they pledge
substances
dressed r,tan the fine gloss of cloth, and have their
shape and appearance when first from the tailors
hand not being more liable 10 gather dust.
parel in all the variety OF coors and warrants entire
satisfaction TO all who favor them with their patronage
Il. SMITH & A. 0. BOWEN.
MARCH l4TH, 1910.
CE.-To remedy the inconvenience necessarily at
tendg the sale OF Ice by measure, have determined
hereafter, to sell only by weight measured bushe of
Ice weighs from so 10 90 lbs, varying according to the
manner OF measuring, quality flee sc. shall
Ga lbs TO be the ect standard fer the buslel Tick
representing that quantity, and its subdivisions low
as lbs. are now ready for distribution The price will
be three ourths NJ cent per pound and this to those
who commence with the n, will be the price through
out the year. With those who use large quantities spe
cial contracts will be made.
The quality Of the Ice secured by this year IS
equal, il superior, to ever before put up in the
District, it having been taken from the channel of the po
tomac.
mar l4-ime 5. }. TODD.
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nOMEsTlC GOODS, 80 PACKAGES, VERY
~ CHEAP.-We have opened in the Sd story Of our
sorehouse, the following imported and domestic goods
which will be sold by the piece very cheap lor cash, or
to punctnal customers:
10 cases fine be&ched long Shirngs
II do heavy do do do at II - cents
10 do common furniture Prints
II do handsome style Calcoes, for - u cents
bales 81 brown Cottohs
do IL very fine brown Sh!Ttings
90 Russia Diapers
do crash do good quality
Go Russia Huskaback
cases Irish Linens, very cheap and pare
case Lo@g Lawns
| do catnbtc Rlrslins
100 dozen cotton Hose and Half Hose
100 do common Linen Cambria HdkerriielS very
cheap, BRADLEY < CAILElT.
Ii
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

RE ALTE BRUINS U,lvcrsal Geography or i descrip.
17R OF all parts Of the world, according to the great ia
tu7a division Of the globe accompanied with analytical
svnoptjcal and elementary tables, in vols Price ST
For sale at w NOKRlSON'S book ard Stationery
o,e doois west Of Browns Hotel mar Z
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-28

EDRArTS ARTIFICIAL NIPPLES.--The only cGec.
Il tuo remedy for cxcoria'ed Nipples, when properly
used it cannot fail to afford relief The following est.
monias from gentlemen eminent in their profession
submitted
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The World Redeemed.
Resurrection or Persian Pills.


II EFT the inhabitants rejoice and be grateful The
with the precious relic which almost dees diseasein
all its various qualifications, and gnddens the heart
sinking under the grievous burhen of weakness and
disease Doctors with all their hoasted science step
aside, and contemplate the ushering in OF new and
eventfnl era, in which the inhabitants arc their own
physicians.
The seals are broken, the mystery is revealed, the
Of all light, has opened her storeouse, and is
pouring forth to mortals the precious sap of life and
health.
Persia and India, the adore2 of the present, and the
worshipped Of future ages, lavishng upon us their
richest boons, causing the heart to leap Joy at see
ing the sick healed, the lame walk, and presenting to
those that whole, guarantee for 81 cents, for
preserving the shield of health and enjoyment
The Persian and India extracts, the wonder of the
age, have been SO thoroughly tested proved, and
unanimously patronized, and conceded to by all pro-
LESSONS and classes, physicians not exceped. " no
have become acquainted with their unpnra leled vr.
tues the universal and unbounded confidence .iev
insure, added to the grateful and uncaed for testim
malls in their favor is sufficient to warrant every in
dividual with confidence to make trial Of them.
A trentise on most diseases, their symptoms and
who have been raised, where the skill of the best ply
sicians had failed and the various medicines Of the
day had been tried in vain, accompany each box.
For convenience, these extracts made into Pills,
and are called RESURRECTION OR PERSIAN
PILLS. Try one box, and your money will be re-
funded if they are not what they are Recommended
the Ne Plus Ultra of the age.
Lake & Hayse: Bethlem; Messrs Belts, Woodbury..
J. M. CLARK, general agent for the states OF New.
York and Connecticut Office, Arcade Hall, Roch
ester, N. Y. ly23
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]. wiz positively prevent any disease. having ten
dency to keep the animal system in perfect health by
correcting the circulation and impurty Of the blood
and dsspating the heterogeneous humors OF the stOn
ach. This article is considered by all who constantly
it. real cOmfOrt-reviver Of nature, and the real
Elirir of Life.
18th. Dr.. F's Teething Syrup.-This is one of the
most highly priced articles with mothers, nurses, and
the public in general A child could have no more
efectua remedy. 1t affords the little sufferer instant
relief. How many children might have been saved,
by the timely application ofthis invaluable syrup! 1t
soothes the pain at the first application and if used
according to the directions, will prevent series Of
Diseases such feyers, bowel panIs droPsy, fits,
and death, True it is costly, but deareY is the COM
fort and life of children. Try it, no disappointment
will be met with, and fit deserves patronage
mend it for their sake.
10TH DR.. Fs Healing SalUe, for bruises, scari6ca-
ton Of the skin, soreness, ulcers and the piles. This
of the most scientific compounds for the above
complaints. 1t will very heal up the most obsti-
nate chronic, and Oldest soreness-abate all inflam-
mation-and gives almost instantaneous relief to the
internal or external Piles, $50 caedJ either blind or
bloody.
Agents for the obope-Litchfield, A A. Lord; Beth
lem, S. l. LOOMS; Plymouth, Dawson & Bancroft;
Woodbury., Merriman & Douglass; Bristol, George
Mitchell; Brookfeld, II. L. Peck & Co.
New York, Oct. "a, 1885, ly2l
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ETev-EIaver and NeW-XorA
steam Boat Line.

THE Boats of "ihe successors of the New
L. Haven Steamboat Company" will con-
tinue to run as heretofore, leaving New Ha-
ven daily, Sundays excepted0 al 8 o'clock
A. NJ. Returning, leave Ncw-York daily,
Sundays excepted) at 7 o'clock A. M
Freight taken as usual.
The above mentioned successors ofthe N.
Haven Steamboat Company will not be liable
for any loss or damage to goods agreed to be
transported by them, occasioned by storms,
fire, perils of the sea, or by any other act ex,
cept gross negligence proved on the part OF
said company, to greater amount than t'oen-
ty dollars, unless special agreement, cover,
ing such risks, is made in writing; and will
not in any case be liable for any loss occa-
stoned by any such risks, unless the contents
ofthe packages shipped shall be made known
TO the said Company at the time of shipment.
and the same are specially specified and set
down in the receipt given by the Company
for the same. c. w. HINMAN, Agent
for "the successors Of the N. Haven S. B. Co."
New. Haven, Dec. z, 1889. ~
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RARE CHANGE.
RODGERS & PETERS

NFFER for sale from to doz. SLEIGHs
" and CUTTERS, consisting of q variety of
plain ones from $25 to $35 each. Also, u
lot of North River ribbed and swan-necks,
from 1886 to 1915. They have on hand, and
are constantly manufacturing, Carriages and
Wegg0ns consisting of charo,s single Car
siness and buggy Wagons, all of which they
will be happy TO sell at q reasonable discount
for cash to suit the present "panic times"
U They have also first rate Painters in
their employ, and will execute Painting and
Repairing with neatness and despatch.
Liichfeld Dec. 10. 90