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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25

PHOFE;~SOH sMITH's Csr.OMk.TISG
| w. kANppLPH = co. have 'os sale
81 An Elementary Treatise on Anaiyfical Geometry.
translated from tie Ft"Dch of q Blot ~ the use ~ nc
Cadets of NTziniI Military destitute Al LaNintr. aud
adapted 10 the present stale OF Mathematical Jctou
The Colleges oi the Unite Sia'cs By Francis n SmIh.
W. Professor az Mathematics IN the Institution ADD for.
mcIy professor az WCsl Point
The Princeton Review contains the following:
ave arc rs that Prcf Sn'rh has allied his cor'r hutton
10 our Srany siock by viug translation 0f the mas
terry Work 81 Blot Ut The perfect scientific gems
10 be hund IN any language The original NOT our
thai DO Is fIiihfilly executed"
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25

GENIIEMEN'S WEAR.
DUDLEY MEkEDiiII have yet band q eooi rs.
- sormehl Il cIns ld csssInoTes aud vcsjns stock
s-pendrTs nc; shirts taw RS, gloves. uanrSCrchef
etc. ric-"AIch uley Wal sell very cheap, for lash.
uU -
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II %JisN lHs SIDE 81 sound. q 81 '.-I~
S'rsllns shoulders, do atxtrs1ie
so lbs IuNles, 80. al 90 -
5,sttlbs HAAS. 90. u'r 10 -
- srss 40 LAID
- oui' n'~ L." OF wsmApPls Brandy
o 90 on sod very line
81 dJ Northern 90
10 Peach genuine and 5;h proof-frr sale ~
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LIAMS AND SHOULDER BACON
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25

DANESPORT & ALLEN,
iCCIIONEERSS COMMISSION NE CBiST'g,
Corner Of ID aud 18Th Streets,
attend 10 sales % al desc fptous OF Iropsrty and make
ADVANCES on cOUsigpnsnts. csr7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-25
JAMES sIZER a SON.
GEN-SMIrHING.

sAMUEL ST HERLAN
Opposite the Banks,
TO rs repair and asTs Percussion Guns Rife
- aud PISTOLS.
'",s'n hing srd ohtnE in all its branches attended
by faithful wUTkm-n.
Always on hand. ars" lot OF Keys, which will hc fea
~ cus'CInrrs a. %
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11ESSES. T. CHASE s. 60 Gents Hearing much
itl 'hc extraordinary effects Rcsur, &C.
Persian ri i to-e about become mothers
induced tIial Of them Ny wife that
ths OF Children sni had Suffered the
dous aud eIcTucilnE pains during ani alter
VI e.c She taitrcd every aus ans iEsen much
diciuc tu found iilr relief she
the p, T--" Pills about months nciotc her cJunc
mcut (h.r heath 10 ug very ABOUT TINS lcUgt % time
previous aircr sulo'Cd tT Their
tn the mother ueT family uai her coUfuc-
ment the ste commenced taking the PcTsan
Ps and Tor several weeks previous she sii cicd with
dty, hard cough, aud irclucu CRAMPS, WhctLc
ut the Plus CUbTely removed before using s 4 box
IL u with confidence that advise ali those about
TO uoruuIr lOiI.Ts make Of tr Persian Fills All
Ih1s thai nav" taken them m u"shiOrnood have cot
alDHs m the easy manner, and about The house
Gfys ihsic does appear - be hIf the dau
Il DihcT ui: Ies srtin= in acr confinement where
ihc Pills taken. We unic1ly say, let none neglect
taking them, they the reach U the poor well
IL" rich. We ruy tIIuKf a. iha there IS remedy
watch females "ay procure which lids fur tIlcs
The world Of suffering, which many ot them have Ia
hear, andpcr aps tuc lives thousan' which oheE
Woult bc lost. =. ROBERIS.
4. %. ROBERTS.
R,caes'er, May ith, ISIS.
Fer - e. bv a. q. STEVENS.
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Aaalssl Nm a. sspsls.. tAsNk Il viii he MaaA ,As,
there I. sals nsAAs tsA vi hst sANse hst Assl thai
Sis. sAs Memorable sssslsaAa ise v,sssa,A .es.. i,
exgecs meeA--i Aels N all ssAeesss tlem the Nsw
Administrator. My trust AMI s,aptlsNes "a ths, h.
viii aes ~ d,sA,s>sasrl iuuss Ne will RAa, 4. We
all shall thai sAss Administration viii wsse HFwaw
10 il ~sgk with NSssa.sag AaencsA AMI al aa.Aakea
flIsnne~s shtaklag ttWn No duty, ami tNuN Ne "
sgansahssys thai will take 10 MsAsuss~ sAlpay AID
wisely tss She soSi ~ ,he sNaasss, anil the wAals
seaa,y, and with ne view whatever, Al any time, "a
catch the eseash al an cgAemeEal popularity tina, Il
viii 10 nothing 81 the ssAe II Popularity, and
0sat nothing which u ought ~ do ifolM ANY craven
AMI oewardly apprehension that may NJ, he lsepas
Lars thar viii have the moral esaragr 70 10 right
always nsht-tEussing 70 an iaselhgcnt and generous
popse 10 approve the right and utterly regardless IL
the clamors " demsgogac~ those whom aema.
gogaes dclude aud lead Thus acting, know that
siili thar Administration may kc evcrhoine and ,rv
den down by reckless and uaprineuaed Opposition,
gathered and oreansscd hereafter in the land hut al
least il will haNn deserved success, and will com
mand the appreciation and support of all whose appre
hation and support is worth STRIVING Cor worth hay,
ing Sir we know that we hive in GLORIOUS conntry,
we think wehase the happest form Of Government, on
earth LEI thai Government be, once again, in Gods
name wisely and happily administered This will
save as and nothing else can this will eur in
situations and give guaranty to trccslom under
Republican forms for the present and all future time,
and nothing else will And for much virtue,
and SO much reform happy, for enc, TO he able 10
give 10 the new Administration full credit and conf.
denee beforehand and this will say IN conclusion,
10 the friends Of that Administration, and 10 ALL thai,
SO much virtue and 50 much reform the country cx.
poets its hands much the country will hold that
Administration accountable for, and viii not brook
disappointment,
Mi BARNARD closed his remarks by moving 10 strike
out the enactng clause of the bill giving notice that
ii the motion prevailed, and report TO that effect
should be made to the House he would then offer the
following resolution
Resolrsd That the subject of making provision for
the wants Of the Treasury be referred back TO the
Committee of Ways and Means with Instructions
First To bring in bill authorizing the Secretary
of the Treasury borrow ten millions OF dollars on
the credit of the Government and TO issue bonds or
scrip therefor
Second To bring in bill imposing duties for addi-
ona revenue wines silks linens spices and other
articles being Injuries, imported into the United
States but such not TO conflict with the
principles policy and spirit of the act of March, 1883
commonly called "ths Compromise Act"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-18

~ UIDE TO THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE
VI OFFICES, by Robert Mills, Architect Public
Buildings, containing engraved Diagrams, designat-
ing the several Executive Buildings ihei relative po
stion, Bureaus, and officers Rooms and also the
Committee Rooms in the Capitol.
Price SO cents. just published is4l and this day
received for sale by Il. TAYLOR. feb Is
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-18

yITmSON'S FRENCH AND ENGLISH DIG
w TIONARY, London 1899, 1929 large octave
pages being by far the most full and comprehensive
French and English Dictionary yet published con-
tanning full explanations, definitions, synonyms, idi-
oms proverbs terms Of art and science, and pronun-
ciation SC &c, compiled from the Dictionary ofthe
Academy, Boyer, Chambaud, Garner and others, BY
Rev Joseph Wilson, Professor Of French in ST. Gre
gorys College.
Just imported and for sale by
feb Is F. TAYLOR.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-18

- ALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. BY
~ virtue of a deed of trust, recorded in iber w B
No CO. foos 2l6, 2l7 2lS, 2l9, Of the land records
for Washington county in the District Of Columbia
and for the purposes mentioned in the said deed, !
shall on Saturday the 9th day Of February next pro-
coed to sell, at public auction the highest bidder
for cash, full undivided third part Of lots num-
bered 2, Z 8, 9, H. and -, in square $40 as laid
down and distinguished the plan of the city of
Washington.
This valuable property is in the neighborhood of
81. Johns Church, the Presi Tents House and the
Executive offices. plat of il is left with the Auc
oneers. The title is believed TO be unquestionabIe
but such only will be conveyed to the purchaser or
purchasers is vested in the Trustee
Sale to be made at o'clock at the auction rooms OF
f. Dyer & Co. Terms at sale
PHILIP h. FENDALL, Trustee.
EDWARD DYER * CO
jan 9-ts Auclioneers.
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I9,5OO,OOO
S36,0i5,OOO

airy, lS4l probably not less than $36,0l5 900
| have only word or two of remark to offer with
this statement In the account of actual and asce1-
purchase Of the annuitics to Indians When looking
at these annues debt, that debt only be
ed in principal sum. have not myself made com
puation Of the value of these annutes-a thing easily
done, according to well-estabshed rules and prnci-
pies but | am informed by others, who have looked
closely into the subject that their value is much
greater than have supposed 1t probably eight or
ten millions. do not say, of course that this prnci-
pal sum IS ever - be paid but there can be no Just
computation of how much the country owes without
stating this item, and stating it in this way The
same general remark applies the item of sums re-
quIed by law to be invested for Indians if the policy
shall hereafter be, it has hitherto been to pay an
annual interest these sums, instead of investing
them II is not likely, however that the positive OBJ
legations oftreaties hereafter to be lightly regard
ed The Government will probably pay what it real
ly owes.
In the account Of general liabilities, which have
added TO the statement Of actual and certain debt
do not mean to be understood that any thing there
beyond doubt cavil. That the "claims" there men
toned exist and that the are exaggerat-
ed, confidently believe. Many suppose the amounts
to be vastly greater believe the Treasury will We,
groan under them The fourth instalment of deposte
money is claimed by some Of the States at least. SO
much, at any rate, Is true that law exists direct
ing IN the most positive terms this money TO bedepo-
sited with The States and that law has been
pedied, and thos nerer been crecuted. Until one or
the other thing takes place do otherwise than
count this as liability Of the Government In re-
gard TO the last item this account do not here say
that the claims account French spolations ought
to be allowed will give my opinion about that at the
proper time, ifcaled upon to do but we know they
have many advocates and my opinion is that il Is
quite likely that this will ultimately be acknowledged
in Congress as just debt long due by the Govein-
ment and therefore, TO be paid
Mr.. Chairman, have statement more 10 pre-
sent, and then shall have done with my notice of,he
remarkable position that this Government has re-
lieved itself entirely from debt" NJ object in this
statement is TO make as near approach as can to
the sum of all the burdens and charges which will or
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Ass, ,A,y viii hs placed undss she protection % shs
s,ssasan, NJ xpaa u /. there that question: arts.
is unsss the NAe,sh Law. and NO Treaties 81 Sls's
x,A ,l.ea, sl,aia may w. appropriately discussed ann
,ssslsi aaa whese thll spspHuny wilihe presented
4 ,he tsasssnmen, af tisr Mpes,y Tho Queen o.
s,ca, urssa 10 ar,eal % the treaty ~pulasons app'
vahls ~ the suheet ~ your letter,
avail mysolf ui thls ucsaa,nn ~ renew 10 you inc
...a,ane, III nv distinguished consideration
JOHN FORSYTH,
l,sssv srsrass Fax. Esq, SO, Sc, SC
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-18

az An adjourned meeting OF the Washington ORA
matte Association will he held at the Society room
ON Eleventh street, THIS EVENING, ut o'clock.
AZ business OF importance will be laid before the As
.a,ion Il is hoped that eye-y member will feel il his
duty 10 attend. Persons wishing TO become members
are alao requested 10 attend. feb IL
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TO the YOUNG MEN or WASHINGTON

TO TIE YOUNG MEN OF w ASHiNuION,
~ Those Young Men Of Washington who are in
favor OF A BALL, To be given on the 18th of March,
(procecds of which to be devoted TO the purchase of
Books for the Jefferson Library Associaton) re-
ancsied TO meet THIS EVENING at half past seven
o'clock at the Room over the Washington Library,
llth street feb 10
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a, Tho following gen,emsn have been appointed
Cemmi,,ee " Arrangements '--
George crandcll, 4. u Halliday, Flo Howard,
wm A Dove Cleo Grouard, John III Goddard,
wn, Thempsnn, n. Mcuiii, 4, w. Ferguson, Theo,
llafhaurh, Wm r. Merecoc, Hen. Hay, DR. Ma
sr,ler, Cleo i.amhright, l., +. Club, q, Hepburn,
ssce Adams, Jno Porter, James Ferguson, Il Lewis,
/ n Eawaoi, George Savage, J. b. Morgan, Jacob
A Render, WIN. l., Writ, J, Q, Hardness.
The Committee viii meet at the Native American
at6e,. THIS EVENING, al 7 o'clock. feb IL
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CfMMs' NEW NOVEL. The Kinsman OF tho
- Black Riders of Congnrce,
And Wash's Sketches 81 the Conspicuous Living
Characters OF France.
Are Iusi received for sale by i. TAYLOR, or for
circulation 10 the subscribers TO the Wayerly Cueula
ting Library. ieb 10
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The Hon. john FoRsyTH, &c, &c.
iR. FoRsYTH TO Mr.. Fox.

Mr. FORSYTH TO Mr.. Fox.
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
Washington february, Is4I.
SIN; have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
OF your letter Of 10th umo in which you state that
you instructed to represent me that the atten
ton of Her Majestys Government has been seriously
directed to the of the negroes Of the Spanish ship
mistad with the anxious hope that the President
OF the United States will feel himself empowered to
take such measures in THEN behalf will secure 10
them the possession of their liberty.
Viewing this communication an evidence of the
benevoence of Her Maesty's Governmcnt--under
which aspect alone it could be entertained by the Go
vernment Of the United Staes-I proceed, BY the d
recon of the President, TO make in reply a few OBJ
servatons suggested by the topics OF your letter The
narrative presented therein ofthe circumstances which
brought these negroes to shores is satisfactory evil
dence that Her Majesty's Government is aware that
their introduction did not proceed from the wishes or
directions OF the Government of the United States
formal demand having been made by the Spanish Mi
mister for the delivery of the vessel and property in
GLIDING the negroes on board the grounds uron which
is based have become the subject of be-
fore the Judicial tribunals Of the country which have
not yet pronounced their final decision thereupon
l on must be aware, sir that the Executive has
i'her the power nor the disposition to control
the proceedings of the legal tribunals when act
ing within their appropriate jurisdiction. With
regard TO the other considerations presented by
you IN behalf of the negroes Of the "Amistadm have
TO remark that II is not understood that the facts upon
which they founded are admitted by the Minister
Of Her Catholic Majesty; and this Government
would with great reluctance, erect itself into tribu-
nal 70 investigate such questions between two friendly
soverogns II, however, there facts are established
they cannot be without their force and effect in the
proper time and place. You have doubtless observed.
from the correspondence published in Congressionai
document that is the intention of the Spanish Mi
mister to restore these negroes should their delivery TO
his Government be ordered, to the Island of Cuba
whence the vessel in which they were found sailed
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J. pHALEN s co. Managers,

II AVE the satisfaction Of announcing to their
i friends and the public that they sold in the Dis
trct to person Of the highest responsibility, the
pal prize of $4,000 in whole ticket, in the Eau
quer and Alexandra Lottery, Glass I, drawn on Sa-
turday last and they submit the following
scheme
FAUQUIER & ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class g.
For Saturday, February 20.
$4,000 5000 81, 000-S So, 5O0-$ 800
Sl,s30-l0 prizes of 81 800, &c.
Certificates Of packages of whole Tickets, $50 90
Do. do. Half Do. 80 90
Do. do. Quarter Do. Is 90
Whole Tickets IS, shares in proportion.
Orders from the country treated with confidential
and immediate attention.
JAS. PHALEN & CO. Managers,
feb 16 Penn. Avenue, cor. of 4l-2 street.
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THO THE CLAIMANTS ON MEXICO
i Spanish and English translations on Commercial,
judicial and political matters promptly correctly and
neatly made, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 10th
street.
The above languages are taught to gentlemen in
the evening, and to ladies in the morning, in class.
feb loot
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VIrALKER'S RHYMING DICTIONARY
wv new edition very much enlarged and i'm
proved with much additional matter connected with
the subject Of Poetry and Rhyme few copies just
imported from Eondon for sale by F. TAYLOR.
feb Is
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II The above sale is postponed to Saturday the
9th OF March next, same hour and place
Terms Of sale Cash
P. n. FENDALL Trustee
EDWARD DYER g. co.
feb 6 -1awts&dts Auctioneers
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ENUINE MA DEIRA WINE.-The subscr-
" beers are prepared to receive and execute orders for
genuine south side Madeira Wine under the brand of
Syminpton & Co From the connexion of this house
with HrsaY vEIrcH Esq. till lately and for many
years English Consul General at Madeira, and sole re-
preventative OF the old and substantial firm of Scott
Pringc, yetch & Co, perfect reliance may be placed
on ali orders being faithfully executed The late cargo
per Julia from Madeira consisting OF 356 pipes, hogs
heads and quarter casks OF wine, the whole being i'm
ported for orders srefcrrcd to sample Of the qua
Titles and prices from this house.
GRANVILLE s. OLDFIELD,
Lombard street, Baltimore.
SEAiMES Il MURRAY,
jan Off Washington.
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CHAMP ACNE WINE & SPERM CANDLES
~ 100 baskets of the well known Anchor brand.
so do highly esteemed Cabinet do
100 boxes Sperm Candles Of superior quality
Just received for sale by
feb l6-2aw3w SEMMES & MURRAY.
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PEOPLES TIPPEcANoE INAUGURATION

AT meeting of the subscribers 10 the PEoPLEs
TIppEcANoE INAUGURATION BALL, held at Carusi's
Saloon, on Monday evening, Feb |, 1871, the follow
ing gentlemen were unanimously elected managers
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Of The incoming Adninistrslioa, over and above Al
the ordinary and current expenditure The neahs la
this statement will BE- sufficiently unaerstcod asr the
explanations which have already gwen.
Essimass u tAs yroAahis amsasi Sf psAlss SsA aAa
disabilities sroussag oAf a. past sraRsarsie&s, fer
,sAseA fAs AaMinis RATIOS ~ IA asgs fear years sse
kar< 10 proside-b<iag sFsv sSa aASs< ~ earrssf
expenditures, d-e "A
Treasury Notes outstanding, with Int.
them including such may he
issaed before the ith OF March, 1nder
the act oflof0 Sa.2S0uNN
Old Funded and Certificate Deb, (pro-
bably) h@WN
Debts IL the ciues of,he District Of Co
lumbiA assumed by the Government.
with interest i,so1,WN
Amounts required To be invested Tor In
dams and Indian tribes s,SSoNu
Principal sums payable e Indians g In ,o..,
Annaitiss 10 same, $4,000 per year,
four years suW,Vp
Amount required TO make good the def
cit in the Navy Pension Fund l,m,oo
Charges which viii fall ON the Treasury
in ls4l on account of liabilities incur
red under appropriations made in 1910
and previous years--the money having
been earned bat not called for; taking
the ercess OF such charges what
win be chargeable on the Treasury in
1912 in the like account under appro-
pristions OF 1874 and previous years 2OO0ooo
Claims account of Indian affairs and
relations, &c. allowed to be allow
ing officers ice .''-'' -. : 100000
Claims growing out of Florida Sc pre-
scented to Congress 3,VoooVo
Due on account of Trust Funds (other
than indian) oooio"o
f1 se, Of i issS un's' 's 'sp0 100000
, on commerce nm as'.' : 's''eA ~ 100000
/ To which is TO be added sum necessary
IN IN the Treasury a''e a''' ~ 5,ooo,ooo
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OUR FUTURE POLICY.-By o. A. Brown
~ son. editor of the Boston Quarterly Review.
Also by the writer, Defence Of the Article on
the Laborng Glasses" which appeared IN the Bos-
ton Quarterly Review.
Just published fin pamphlet and this day received
for saleb r. TAYLOR. feb 10
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Subscription papers are left at the public Hotclsa,
Mr.. kirkwoods store, at Mr. Farnhams, and at this
Office.
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Treasury notes outstanding $4,65O,OOO
them 25o,ooo
Remains Of old funded and certificate
debt 1886 900
Debts of the cities in the District of Co
lumbia assumed by the Government,
without interest 600
Amounts required to be invested for In
dams and Indian tribes, at least 2,5SO,0OO
Principal sums payable to Indians pro-
badly 100000
the dsoi, in The NaSv Pension %sa. Fga sSaa
Annuities to Indians, Supposed to be
5000, 0O0l part payable in pcrpetuity
and part for terms of years the pur-
chase raiue of the whole not less
than 100000
Making, of actual debt, it is believed not
To this is to be added probably
amounts Of Indebtedness and liabilities
growing out Of past transactions, as fol
lows
For claims growing out Of Indian af
fairs and relations allowed, and which
will be allowed in the Departments
or by the accounting officers proba-
bly, $2,000,O00
For claims growing out of the
Florida war, &c, and
which must be allowed by
Congress, probably 100000
Due from the Government on
account of trust funds,
other than Indian, proba-
The fourth nstalment under
the deposite act of 1886
claimed by the State 100000
There are claims of Ameri-
citizens for French
spoiations
merce previous to 1900,
quite likely to be allowed
by Congress- to 100000
10 5OO ON
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So that the whole amount of indebted
ness and liabilities, on account of Iast
transactions, was, on the LIST Of Janu-
airy, lS41, probably not less than :
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REORGANIZATION tausfunI.

CORNER OF rouR-AND-A-nALf AND STREETS.
Containing great variety Of Shells, Coin, and
other curiosilies, Among which i perfectly white
Rat, two American Eagles, and tine Owl, all alive.
Abundance 20 cents; Children half price.
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NAr,yr AMERICAN cELEBRATioN

nsssv srsrass Fox, Ed So, sc, Sc