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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-11

MIR and MRs McHARD 8 Boarding and Day School
ltl for young Ladies, street, between 18th and
18th. Thi, establishment will reopen the 9th Of
September Five teachers 1.-TWO ladies' and three gen.
een) will be attendance perform the duties Of
the school in all the branches of substantial and
fined education.
TERMS
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
English branches sc quarter-Payable quarterly
In advance.
French language SO quarter additional.
Stationery 81 quarter additional.
The quarter contains twelve weeks.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
All the branches Of English education 81 per quar-
French grammar, rhetoric, elocuton, &c. Sc per
quarter
Stationery 81 per quarter
Fuel during the winter for day scholars 81.
TERMS FOR BoARDERs.
Board, English branches, French language, $500 a
year
Stationery $4 payable quarterly in advance.
Bedding if not furnished by pupil, $40.
Washing, SIG.
Pew rent charged pro rata.
The French being the language Of the family, is,
therefore, the language of the establishment.
MUSIC.
Piano or Guitar, $40 quarter, or "a lessons.
Vocal Music, S25 quarter, or "a lessons
Harp Professors price.
TERMS FOR SEPARATE BRANCHES.
Latin, Italian Spanish TN ciasses) sSb quarter
Latin, Italian, Spanish Cor private lessons) 425
a quarter
Drawing, Painting, Dancing Professors plice.
The particulars relating to the order of studies and
the management Of the estabs hment, are given in
prospectus to be had Mr. Michards, and in the book
stores of Messrs Fischer, Riordant Kennedy, Farm
ham, Taylor, Bayly
Ladies not belonging to the day school, may join
some Of the classes in French, Spanish, Italian
which take place daily between IL and 3 o'clock
Two or three hours in the afternoon will be devoted
to the tuition ofthe same languages for gentlemen.
Mrs. Michard continues to give private lessons in
Music.
REFERENCES.
w w, Seaton Mayor of Washington.
General Winfield Scott, Washington
Hon. 7. ii. Benton,
Col Keaney,
Com. A. S. Wadsworth,
Major T. l.. Smith,
Rev. DR.. Laurie,
Alexander Dimtry, Esq.
W. Dundas, Esq.
Hon. Albert Gailan, New York
Hon. Chan'r. Bland, Annapolis, Md.
Professor J. Ducatel, Baltimore.
Gen G.. III. Steuat,
Hon, John Barney,
DR. G. Chaard,
d. ] Buckler,
Most Rev Prof Chsnchs, Nstshez
Rev DR.. Ryder, Georgetown.
DIR. Benz. Bohrsr
J. NJ. Hepburn,
mug 3l-4w
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l.. Il. MOORE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Winchester, Virginia,

HAVING permanently located himself in Win
Ii chester, will practise his profession in the Supe-
or and Inferior Courts of Frederick, CLARK, Warren,
Hampshire and Morgan counties.
All business directed to him at Winchester, will be
promptly attended to. L. T. M.
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ELLIoT'S DIPLOMATIC CODE in 2 vols.
IL octave containing the Treaties and Conventions
Of the United States with Foreign Powers since 1850
giving Also the Judicial decisions points connect
ed with our Foreign Rcations-giving also complete
summary Of the Laws of Nations from the works Of
Urcquefort, vaitcli Martens, Ward, Lord Coke,
Chancellor Kent, Judge Story, and others.
A few copies just received and for sale by
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vTSO THE READING COMMUNfTY-Atth
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undersigned, in Georgetown, subscriptions will lie re-
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District Of Columbia, 81 90
New York Mirror, (much improved 90
New World, folio and quarto, which will be-
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proved,) 100
Magnolia, published 10 Savannah Georgia, 90
Mothers Magazine and National Preacher,
each 90
Baltimore Saturday Vistef, (weekIy,) 90
Olive Leaf, devoted chiefly 10 temperance) 2 50
Siockions Christian World, (monthIy) 25
Litteils Museum 100
LittelIs Select Reviews 400
AleIander's Messenger, (weekly) 200
Lutheran Observer, do 2 90
Scottish Journal, do 3 90
Saturday Courier, do 2 90
Brother Jonathan, 80; New Yorker 90
Boston Notion, 80; Benefits Herald 90
Grahams Magazine, SO; Knickerbocker 5 90
Ladys Book, 80; Lady's Companion, 3 90
Besides several Medical and Agrcult, works
For the Farmers Cabinet (Si } and Farmers Month
ly Viser 75 the subsc nber is sole agent for the
District Monthly Magazines will be delivered free
of postage in the District, and mailed to subscribers
IN the country. All payments must be in advance
TIL. X. HAMPTON
Ir Foreign Quarerlies and republications gene.
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june 3--6m
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MI RS. THOMSON has just taken, and fitted up
Itl the well known stand, as Boarding House. at
the corner of Sth street. and Pennsylvania aveaue,
where she will be pleased TO accommodate Meusers OF
Congress- or others, who may honor her with their
custom. june II
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MISS SEDGWICK'S LETTERS from abroad
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r ECTURES ON Geology Number four
IL Translated from tho German of Leonhard-a and
edited by Professor F. Hall, is just published and for
sale, together with the previous numbers, by F. TAY.
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0tARLYLE'S GERMAN ROMANCE -Speci-
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The Living Poets Of England, 2 vols.
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Ayscoughs Index TO Shakespeare, vol.
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Life and Adventures of Jonathan Jefferson Whit
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D ANCROFT'S HISTORY OF THE COLO
II NlZATION of the United States By George
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r Avs OF THE u. S. in relation to the Navy
IL and Marine Corps, just published by authority of
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Laws Of the U. s. in relation to the Army and Mil
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Army, vol.
The practice Of Courts Martial, by the late Major
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CHARLES GILMAN.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, QUINCY, ILLINOIS,
Will promptly and faithfully attend to any profess
sonal business entrusted to him in Western Illinois,
and the river counties Of Missouri and Iowa, above
Hannibal.
IrParticuar attention given to the collection OF
DEBrs
Refer to Hon. George Evans, U. s. Senate Hon.
Elisha II. Allen, House Of Representatives. julylu
NOTICE-THE ALPHABET FOR THE
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- and AMERICAN ANTIQUITIES IN CEN
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TABlNETS OF MINERALS Just received by
~ F. TAYLOR, for sale at extremely low price,
put up by professional mineralogist-two Cabinets,
one Of H. the other of IL specimens of minerals
Salts Earthly Salts Earthly Stones, Combusiibes and
Ores-all numbered and labelled with localities, &c.
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Also two Cabinets of Gems and Precious Stones
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EDUCATION.

Mr. and MRs McHARDs Boarding and Day School
INl for young Ladies', street, between 18th and
18th. This establishment will reopen the 9th Of
September Five teachers (two ladies' and three gen
een) will be attendance perform the duties Of
the school in all the branches of substantial and
ned educ alton.
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The New York journal of Commerce, New York
Tribune, Philadelphia Inquirer, Baltimore American,
Baltimore Patriot, National Integencer, and Madi-
sonan, will insert the above notice twice week until
the 9th December and present their accounts TO the
Collector of the Customs where published for pay
ment Oct Gid
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The above work is for SALE in Washington, at Mr.
Taylor's and Mr.. Morrison's; in Philadelphia at II
& w. ]. Johnson's, Minor street in New York, a,
the publishers, No 100, Broad street, and at Gould
Banks, & Co.'S; in Boston, at Charles G. Lttle's
and James Brawn's; in London, at Wiley & Put
mans, Paternoster Row; and in Paris, at A. & w
Galignanis, Rue Vivienne.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-15

THE RELIEF BILL..Eo. l.

Mr. Editor: was pleased to earn from yo-r pa,
tuesday that psttAa N circulation PRAYING esr
lstre - enact law having Tor II, object iHs ulief L.
fortunate cIter without waiting tor i aFdy action oil
c---,. in passing GancTal Bankrupt I,aN Thcnp g,
,c.,;on tina, our State Legislature cou>,iiuio,sF
Inv, rlc ;he one p5ayed ior IN the petition. al
;, the moor icbi,r ,ae srivAcgc OF employing BIZ ~
M, ,oreie. opcrIg IN procuring food tor his family az
c.oR for ms ciiidssn well a. substance tor o;bc.,
II i, =, hin, whom, God in NJ Providence ll, ~
,c..,,E-..i on hir 70 cherish and protect chsrsb.
,ns an! -, lava law which drives ihc Sher6 ,As
,. f he Law from, ,he hear;h>;oHc and enables tbs
man n, he .;lzc. CT the dvar ones ai ms Ova h7e,s
b.. (;,,l :har he I've, in enlightened age, aad il
,,;r, ,ykich appreciates the sorrows and ni.eres
destitute The phanthroPis VIII scarcely deem pcs
that movement having Tor IL OBJECT the we!Seng
.ino,. of thousands ;H this community "o-.d meet sia
l.po>tou there are many VINO from iortn'toa e-
STANCES have ,>ca ped the whrlwind ana Who feel w
b, f l d,frc>>c. OF those who have sGnA beneath (,
,s, who act .. the world always te bc Their a, z
,cc ,ad vine seem 70 think that every doP Of boN
can BE- tortured FROM heart OF ;heic victim OF Ms ic
yiIl crvstalize 20 her gem e priceless value Tkc~
bc men who have twice defeated the PaS>aE' VI Ges
Banhr,lp Iaw-i,ho have expended immense sums
inc their object and Who again organizing and eoa
tSr money 10 defeat me bill third tine pray Ii,,
they NAV no ncot wi;h the IKE success with the new C
,r,.s would suggest il a bill i brought forward =
ye- 10 the pcton which has elected these rearSs III
Nav be entitled Bill Tor the rsief ot the Dobior AZ
the benefit si the CrcGit"r
In nv next; viii cadcavos to show that Bill Ike ss
proposed vill benefit the Creditor AZ much a. the Dt
Z
Our Correspondent; concludes by inqsirns "herc 'ac
,;top spoken Of in oar former article can be 'ccn ard
We answet-wrte or cut copy out OF The TFibsa'
Tuesdav. and ask yosr neshbor 10 sign it; then lend
>on, private hand 70 Albany. We venture TO suggest
f J. Porter or Mr.. o'SrELIvAN as right on tins po@1
ready to present asy petitions which may be sent them
FL. Trl5..al
New-York tribune., 1841-05-15
c,sr nr rzRA WHITE.

Tn. el-e va. committed the Jur, a stated u ''
O. Intelligence, a, aboo, oelock yes'eFa! afternoon q
,c;ore they care Court ard received -or'e
:. 70 whether ;l.ey could ind any other verdict
r or no, guilty. OF arder. and also heard the def
sga of raaaueh,sr. They 'hea Ee'red and ., .0oa =
,-.,.s Ia. ni.ht returned verdict of GUILTY Or MN
ST ,r.cprrR II The THIRD DECREE
New-York tribune., 1841-05-15
Seus {ors 1ep,sIdturr.

il Sry,rE az Thursday, after RECEIVING lc''.'''-,
ys-panck made :epo, me amendments OF 'ie N'S'
-, = me Appropriation BIZ The joiH' oOSn'''ee ""a'
o.v report l,, No, 70 reducing the amount
,-.cr.rs: I'd. to concur II limiting the amount OF eef''i
80 81 .,oc 70 De issued 500 each; Sd 70 asF'S !"
.- out TIC provision or temporary pes cent" oan
. 10, 70 concur IN taking and OF the canal fund sVpOU9
befu edng j, for payment Of interest ON 10 concur
,a,r auav the discretion OF the caaal Commissioners 10 fu
c,,aa works under contrast. Al the Recommendations
we're Immediately adopted by the Senate but the MT, Q"
ebs arose conducted A Senators 'erp!a"cA rage
Root sble, and Taylor when the question was take" A%'
me Assembly aa,esdasen; r'eefcd Ayes = Noes To-
II Committee Of the Who!e Tie Se-,ie then resumed TIE
.;ora, e the bi 70 c,,cnd the exemption OF deo'os
-.er,y which a dcSa;cd tine and then the Senate
adjourned until Saturday
II A.nxBlY on Thur,ay. inc report Of the Select Com
,ce on the bill 10 rc-c,ar,yr the North River Bank wa- de-
bod a, length aad finally agreed wi'ho" amendment;
Ayes : ! Noes So.
Nj oSi:yaa reported hi- bill Tor .boli>hog the punish
,ea. m death. ,ec was ,-b.;ed length by NesSr>
Simmons. skinner eSuyau and HoIey, when the House
adjourned until Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-15

II We have been requested by Mr. j. FoSoA OF schenea
to cndeayor to aid redress from the Psorsn
Tse san for taking money for weeks order Of that paPr
,c refss t. supply because he would not stop 'cHg ~
Trbuns a. The Mr Fonda refused bo's the
paid aud the return Of as money tn hard s
,ainv: but We can the prcs>.s The Sansfd'a
dr., uro,erb that lie who lies with dog. viii be apwf
up with hea,.
Mr. GREE> BROOKLYN. ha' Ae~,e been deprived OF d, s
route the weeks supply Of that hiSh he had pad
because ~o.d The Tribune alo Cove
length, gentlemen!
New-York tribune., 1841-05-15

Death Of a UcmJer Of Congress.-We with
pain the death Hon. CHARLES OoIE NJ C. from the Bed
ford District, Pa He died at nis residence Somerset Pa
the loh, OF consumption which has proved upon hin,
many month, past HIS death leave, a vacancy in the now
House which can hardly be filed in season for the meeting
Congress.
Nr OGLE was OF the fearless ardent efficient
advocates OF the of National Reform He subjected
himself much abuse from opcn enemies and de,rac
ton rO;H weak brethren by his famous Speech lat year
the Expenditures in furnishing the President, Mansion
which he gave Vas Blrcui-n Measure for Measure in re-
qui OF ii, Ro;genchncn; Reports and operations IN 1875
Those who know ad realize how rc, oug alycrsar.e, had
deserved wha; Mr. Ose gave ,e can never esteem him
the les, og tina; Speech while thousands who An., MN only
by that righteous castgation VIII remember It With gratitude
and sise tear the ISemory Of the departed.
= Tho Ouondasa Standard abuses the pre-ea; Admins
;ratian io retccng the expenses of the Government
and asserts that !; mas increased them the rate Eight
Millions per annum This story would stand chance
OF being believed # the Wings had us to til. @ay ha,
chance make single law appropriation t; the NOS;
gnoras know hcy have The Editor therefore exposes
hin-el; 10. nothing
NeR Poljeg.-on the evening OF the l0l the Hartford
mail. leaving Albsny and gong last va -;oe2 from the
stage while Grcenbu>h. The sag and
found IL barn the morning Il believed That all the
letters FUND. reward 81 tiy dollar, l. oaered oy
the Pit Master lbaay for the apprehension and eonc-
Of the robbers
--
-. Lgs.s N.rlercrs.-The Cincinnati CsroncIe -ays
that the meiatto Seward, alias Sewei charged vh having
been Implicated late atrocities s. Louis la- been
arrested the mouth OF the Ohio board >ea.boa; and
: L.,
bOra;ing in all respects the statements OF Ennis.
Pennsylvania Loaa-The Secretary OF Peaasy yly.sia
issued proposals loan OF s93oOO0 al rate 0; interest
not exceeding six per cent per annua payable hayeary
the State Treasury the Bank Of peHasylyaia The
principal is ac reimbursed wi;lin i've years
AisOs :aai! BiAs.-The Illinois Sta,c Bank by author
II. OF the late L0eO-FocO Legislature issuing and
three dollar bills The Sangano osrral regards these bills
as circulating evidence OF the difference between me pre-
tessioHs and practices of Looo-Foco;sH,
New-York tribune., 1841-05-15

FKENcr L,SeuAcE-NoiiHe can be more mPsrtant Than
acquisition the French Language, epeRs broad fed
Literature which hut slightly explored by s
US or the Esgl. To those .hog study the French We -e
r.conrscnd M,~Ess adirahe system. 1t teaches the ccf
speak the language we'll read and and doc. aO,l
r., him b forcing long and I Of k
and phrases b the so;hod Of Nature, aud has c1s
rnc admiration all those who have studied and compared 20
other systems, M.nesa possessed phioophlc mInd and greats
pca,on devoted twenty maturing and pcecas
.y.teu and would be used generally doubt ii It did GH
auirc high talent aud patience VII ch does
of teacher apply properly Manee died in 1881 but
system with perfect his family % Whis
Those wishing study French advise ;akO few oE,
,h, system, feel that they will aer~ar ahs
.tmIy upon another.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-15
By this Mornings SOuthera Nail.

K Under belief tina, 20 morning paPers 10
;..ed o-dav, the mails left unopened at the Posi-,
an,. a,er The hour :or ogF gong to pre-. We ar,
FORE. wi,hou. :arthe, Southern Intelligence
New-York tribune., 1841-05-15

r. " Moore OF Philadelphia has made an aiIaaseze
with hi, creditors who have Withdrawn sho opposition
hi. rria or fraudulent Insolvency Though acquitted oaA
charge the bill against INN for conspiracy to deady
hangs over him and may at any time be prosecuted
New-York tribune., 1841-05-15

J. Families single boarder. Who sro de,irou. OF peoloe
portion of the the Country may pleasantly
tL paper beaded American Ilqs
sings
New-York tribune., 1841-05-15
tt HE 7 IBU \ E.
vEw.YoRX. SATURDAY sIoRNiNG, Ny -. I2. ~.

e Tie EvLoer os Gss. HAEElsoS. delivered .-s'
e,., ,Bs Brsadwa. Tabernacle by Rev L y. hifS ma
s found on our ar,, page It reported eAF's-. ,9
Tho r-ib,ae. a. nearly eer5q's the speaker
hurried manner 81 aeivcry wosia allow
g Gov. sswAED, ,le-.ase Hi'a res'.a to State -0'
J,sor VIII se found IL another column. We commend Il
snrre.,io. 70 ne close consideration q al " az: ' con-
.erued n mechanical interests
New-York tribune., 1841-05-15

The Cttgof Ae'r-Yort against the Err CaaaL-Thc
City Of NewYork has than occasion been pre-
sent. 10 the country the strange and ufure4 attitude
OF hostility to the Erie Canal Ia 1919, afcr the middle
section the C1nal part cxcasaed her Decgaon
,rqs m fapor o aespg Tie rroyk In l34 after the ca
nal hu. made NcvYor almost the Qaeeu City of the World
her Delegation roteA to Grrel the Enlargement Of the Ca
aal though! enlargement uds spcnsabe TO hc interests
and prosperity OF commercial emporium
Without .io Ete Canal, one-alf tic popua;ionll wealth
Of Ncw-for would have been found IN PHILADELPHIA and
3auore Without the Erie Canal, NV ORLEANS rouI9
haze what Ncw-York i>-tha Conrercia Metropolis
ot the Union And get Newlork r;ec,t. and
her prosperity the hands Representatives whose prin
piles and action destructive both. Alb Eve Jour
New-York tribune., 1841-05-15

= The United STATE. or Lake Ontario has ;r.,
'een completely ret;ed AID has ed her regular trips
New-York tribune., 1841-05-15

. An Election Cor Congressional Delegates took place in
Florida on the 3D. In eight coundes. C. Downing. Wing
has 323 votes, g. T. Ward, do. 3g D. Levy. Opp. 3o5
New-York tribune., 1841-05-15

ISpIASA-Thc principal Countc, in the Id District give
The following mairrities for Congress:
Thompson, Wing. Day, opp
Vigo..7OOma ZOO maj. Sullivan ....-........5Gl
Putnam, ..3O0 Clay y..---.-....----.l0O
Knox x.250 Thompsonahcad 600
The remaining Counties will make little odds
In the V,h District the Wings have probably defeated
themselves ,hamctlly by running candidates.
rather Enoch McCary has pu; LoGo-Focc by running
for the second third against the regular Wing nom
nation The following the aggregate seven rrin
cipai Counties:
For Caleb b Smith. regular Mig candidate 3 439
Enoch McCarty, Volunteer Wing s..--..-......3.}20
Andrew kennedy Leco-Foc zig
Thus likch to be beaten. with or 1000 majority
IN the District.
In the With District Nj Lanes maotity will be boan
ful. We have heard the following maori,ics
Vern,ihon. .-----..3l7 for Lane No majority for Bryce,
Parkc .-------3C9 do Opposition, - far :
1aporte- --3Ge do huye heard.
The Delegation from Indiana will therefore
Dist. I. GEo II: PRoFrtrT. IT. " JAS. H CRArEys,W "
u III. JeSEru L. WHITE, u VI. DAVID WAI1AcI, II
VII HENRY 5. LANE. y. Reelected.
There Wing gain our Members the Id III Ivh
and With districts; but have los, the y,l by the
outrageous sr!it aforesaid.
krSTUcSr-The vote OF the NII,h District for Care;
Davis l.44l-Lasbrooke -.
In the Xli District the majority Of Andrews. Wing over
Alasrn. v B. is Sc7
MAsAoHrszrrs-The total vote cas-, a, the recen, spe
cal Election in the Worcester District or Member Of Con-
sres place OF Hon. Len Lincoln, resigned i, officially de-
clared : follows
For Hon. Charles Hudson. Wing 500
g Isaac Davis Opposition. ..--...--.l,7S2
Rev c P. GrUsvenOs. Abolition 222-2aS2 -a.e:.9
--..S....s las siadson over al..---.--. S36
Temperance making li,tle progress in lliino>eSpe-
caly sSng the Inc the canals The Catholic Clergyman
Juliet said have obtained above 6eOncw the
abstinence pledge.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-15

CASAL ToLLs.-There was received for toll. on all M,
Canals OF the State, during the lat week April 9l2ii 81
And the i-st week in lIay.....-....-.... 6G47a 90
4ula4 IJJ, ~ 80
There received during te same period 1870 l37, ,l5a %
Excess IL favor Of of184l............-s2 184l. So. .555 i3
How gorously The Canals indicating the cause of
improvement and the p@licy Of the Administration In de-
spite OF the ctor;> OF the Detluctive they filing our
cites with abuaGancs and oitiug Treasury wi, re,c
With three day les navigation up to the close of
the rst week in May aa kad in l2tO the Canal! haze
gIyen s22565 l3 more tolls We NAV look therefore
for more rn :20000o0 the result of the present ca.r
OF lana Navigation. Albany Eve. Jour.