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HE Shl ALL POA-tACClNAIlON,
.MeSSrS. EditOrS-The existence of the Small
PoX in our city has created some feeling of
alarm, especially with those who have but lit
tie confidence in the preventive power of vac
cinaton, and others who believe that its effect
may run out after the lapse of a few years. If
you will allow me brief space IN your CO.
lums, will present the views which enter
tain on this subject, which are the result of
many years careful investigation, and which
are furnished with all due respect to those who
may differ from the writer.
In the year 1929, | was associated with sew
eral young gentlemen in vaccinating, particu-
larly in the Western section of the city, the
small pox having made its appearance in what
was then called lrsh-toWn. AT that time my
observations commenced. | started without
an opinion, except indeed that had imbbcd
the popular one respecting the power of the
vaccine disease, hut was unprepared TO say,
whether its effects were permanent, or liable to
be modified by the changes which occur at GER
tam periods III the human temreraments. | at
length, however, reached the following conclu-
sion:-ln every individual there is certain
amount of susceptibility to small pox conta-
gion, in some more, and in some less, render
ing each one more or less liable to contract the
disease, when exposed TO its influence. The
vaccine disease possesses the wonderful power
of using up, neutralizipg, or destroying, by
some mysterious agency, this susceptibility:
and when this has been entirely effected, the
individual is secure against variolous contagion
for the balance of his life, though he were to
live to the age of Methuselah; no more liable
to contract small poX than the tooth ache from
his nelghbor.
In every instance of modified small pox, inn
properly called varioloid, vaccination had been
performed, but the susceptibility referred to
had not been entirely used up. How, then, it
may be inquired, are we to know when an in
dvdual is safer The answer is, let the opera
ton be repeated after the vaccine disease has
been produced, until it is ascertained that the
system can no longer be effected by it-then,
and not till then, is one secure against the
more dangerous and formidable malady. If
you can be effected by the one, you may by
tho other. If the vaccine disease cannot be
set up, neither can the variolous. The writer
of this has in few instances succeeded in pro-
ducing the vaccine disease the second time, but
has not seen a case where it was produced
more than twice. He himself took the COW
poX twice, and since the second time has insert
ed the virous in his own arm as often perhaps
as thirty times in different years, without cf-
lect He has often been exposed to small pox
IN its most loathsome forms, has attended a
small pox hospital when the disease prevailed
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PRICE ONE CENT
SLCNEI lJlnnAnl

CtUREn IN ERDsr I To 1n,x. - ,c,.
u CHARGE MADE Anly Tn mn JntJNgssSs,
of the LOCK UOSpTrAI Nam ErnI.I;nt SA y-'
Two Doors from Baltimore street where may br o.
tanned The n, nst d'- 1000 c ,S , S' oe
Stricatrs seminal VeaknesS muir, in ,h"
fectiors of tLr KiJnevs and ,arI, n,h.r s,,rNn,
a CFRTAIN DISFASTF
cl-i' hlN DlSEAo'<r
n"w teiF'he Is even the contemplation of the FaSGs-
e. n y" h ,s staSe Whes from neglect TO conSffSH
prn, H. vi ION AM anu lhilt'ef uceS'
~ W. .DI'S''i,'"hal symptoms MAKE thelr appoa-
"nce.e ln,oat becomes liberated, the nose d'stas-
si' pains VI inc heaI ana nbs, dIinness "
hs"J Gan" ad '.e pouts ahcc'ed' hoehes on tRs
81 80 az" tAtfeihitleS' progressing on with rNSGt-
, P'it! ~. "t iHat t"e Vaialc hl Tie mouth ~ dis
;Ju . ""h's VI 'h' RlSe decay ana TAI! "a; ihe
VI tI.s h"iln nlseaSe become an obtCS OF pity,
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COURT OF APPEALS, w. SHORE.
ANNApoLIs, (Md.l juno lG. ISL


At the meeting of the Court this morning,
the Hon. Reverdy Johnson addressed the
Judges
May IL please the Court
rise 10 announce to the Court the death of
great American, aud to ask, in behalf of my
brethren OF the bar, rs respect Justly due to
his memory, that the Court at once adjourn
Andrew Jackson is no more. A long and
trying illness is at last terminated, and his sp-
nit has winged its flight, trust, to Heaven
The life and character of the deceased have
for many years filled large space in the pub.
lie eye, and perhaps no man has ever lived
amongst us whose PopClarIty, or inhueace with
the American People, was deeper seated, or
more commanding.
need not inform the Court, that the adj
mnistration of the General Government by
this eminent citizen during his Presidency, in
almost over particular of it, except his noble
stand against the perIous and unconstitutional
doctrine of notification, did not receive the
approval Of large political party of the coun-
Try, but, as member of that party, never
doubted that he was in heart and soul patriot
deeply attached to the free institutions under
which we live, and ardently soIicitous for the
honor and prosperity of the Nation.
1T IS rcaeeming trait in the character Of our
people, aud greatly diminshes the mischiefs of
mere party spirit, that we instinctly when the
Nation Is called upon to vindlcatc its honor,
are found, to Il man, united, and that on the
death OF great and patriotic citizen we are
alike found, without regard to party, joining
in national lamentation at the affective event.
In this instance, there was in the eventiil
life Of the deceased, deeds of service rendered
the country, by which we all feel that the Ma
tional glory was eminently subserved
His military course seemed to know no dis
astcr. With him, to go to battle, was to 90 to
victory. Whether warning, at the head of
American troops, with the cunning and daring
of savage valor, or with the bravery and skill
OF the best disciplined army of the European
world, the result was ever the same-A TRI-
uMPH. The browning glory Of his military
life, the battle of New ORLEANS, whilst 1t i'm
measurably increased the fame of our aims.
will, in all future time, serve as beacon to
protect our soil from hostile tread
In honor offs such man, it is fit that in every
portion of this great Nation, due respect should
be shown to his memory, and | therefore move
the Court to crafty the feelings of the Bar as
am sure they will their own, by adjourning
for the day.
To which Mr.. Chief Justice ARCHER repl-
ed
The eminent public services of General
Jackson, and the elevated stations he occupied
in the Government, and the place he filled in
the hearts of his countrymen, demand of us,
and of all public bodies, and the citizens of the
Union, the manifestation of every respect for
his memory which can be bestowed We
therefore most readily and cheerfully accedc to
the motion just made, and order the Court to
stand adjourned until tomorrow morning.
Thereupon, the Court adjourned.
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Up. SOUTnCOMB, Dentist,
No. 26 Fayette-St.. I'd door from NCrs,


1hl' aIgfavatine pain
~ can he cured in few
/ w ~ 49,. .-rI54Tsss hlIhGteS without pain
y VI u ~ n sCr Inconvenience, 90
y y ~ II 8 Ethat tmay be filed and
ty.H q ~ is M s8rendcrcd a valuable
49, ' tooth far life, thereby
nhvating the pain and danger of having il extracted
hyDR STlNSON, 81 HANOVER STREET, doors
above Pratt, who guarantees permanent cure in all
cases. Also FtIemg, Scaei0g Plugging regulating or
femcdylhg the irregularities Of Chdrrn;s Teeth.
DIR. ), WlI insert ARTIFICIAL TEETH from one
10 fu set IN the latest aud M lst approved manner
lie has pad particular attention 10 this branch of the
profession, aud warrants his operations to give nercct
satisfaction in all cases, Those troubled with teeth
that have been improperly inserted or requiring new
sets, would do well to call early as possible as de
lays generally add Obstacles to The operation. Per
sons doing SO may rely on being treated in a skflI
maEher and at prices that cannot Il to please.
Or. 5. has an article for filing teeth that are too
much decayed to be plugged wIth gold, which will
render them serviccahe and durable. This article is
entirely unlike the CemGntS now in use. as il never
furnishes or changes color
@f- All operations performed in the most de irabe
manner, and at very easonabie charges Office hours
from A. NJ. to Z. M. ana
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THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, I845.

at the close of the year. Here he remained
occupied with rural affairs until 1924. He
was then proposed as one of the candidates for
the Presidency; but in the election he was de-
ieated by Adams. He again stood in 1928 and
was elected President Of the United States
lie held this Office until 1886, having been re-
elected in 1892.
On leaving the high Office of the Presiden-
cy he returned 10 his beautiful home (the
"Hermitage') where he continued to reside
until his death.
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ENREIGH HTS TO PHILADELPHIA.
81. ONLY EIl-E EENIS PEP IQn LIZ.
SEA EiTIfESG,

Es.A rslh IIthNNs
~ AT OLD POINT COMFORT.
a a5s~se This well known, delightful and
healthy establishmei has been much
SoTSAs<$sSs6 improved by extensive buildings Bath
House, &c, so as 10 accommodate large number of
visitcrs. In order 10 induce all who are disposed to
visit nus superior Emporium Of Heath, and pleasant
recreation, the BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET
COMPANY have put the passage and fare there and
back at very low price, by their supe or Steamboats,
GEORGIA., Capt. COFFEE, and
HERALD Capt RUSSELL,
Leaving Baltimore on alternate days (except Sunday,
at O'Clock, 2. Nj will land and lake off passengers
daily mt Old Point Comfort their trips to Norfolk
and back to Baltimore,
Passage and fare to Old Point, only &c
Passage and fare TO Old Point and back TO Bait. Z
R}- Return Tickets must be endorsed by the Hotel
keeper, 10 ensure passage up by either boat.
Jes Il SHEPPARD, Agent.
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JHE FIRE AT FAvErrvILLE, N. C. We sta
ted yesterday that Il destructive confagration
had occurred at Fayetteville, n. G. A letter
in the Raleigh Register says:
The fire commenced about 100 yards North
west OF the Town House, and burnt up and
down Hay-st., from the Town House to the
new brick fire proof store of John Waddill ir. ,
which was occupied by Henry Lilly. That was
saved with all above it. On the opposite or
South side of Hay-st,, every thing is burnt
from the Town Hall up to the wooden building
above the Lafayette Hotel, which elegant and
most valuable establishment is a heap of ruins
From the Town House north, down Green-st
to Eccles' bridge, all is burnt, except Mrs. Per.
RVS dwelling, as is all from the Town House
south on Glespie-st. to the Bank of the State
which is saved. The Town House was saved
and the fire was prevented by great exerton
from crossing Green or Gillespie SITS 1t crossed
Franklin Alley, next south of Hay st., and
burnt several Warehouses and Stables there.
There are SO front tenemetns burnt. besides
large and valuable Ware houses and out build
lngs. The loss, as near as can ascertain, is
from $500, 900 to $3.50 900; OF winch 1925 900
TO $4,000 are insured il various offices. The
Georgia Insurance and Trust Company are in
Tor the largest anount-say about $50 900: the
Augusta Insurance and Banking Company next,
about $50, 600; the Wlliamsburgh 5000; the
Contrlbntonship, the London, the Merchants
Baltimore and others. III smaller sums.
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THE LAST Moments OF GEN. J.cKso

The LAST MOMENTS OF GEN. JACKSON
The Nashville Union thus speaks of the last
moments of the life of ex-president Jackson
During the day his mind was occupied with
his Culture state"-his conversation had con-
slant reference to his approaching dissolution.
but ut no time did he express the slightest ap-
prehension as to his entire preparation for the
awful change or at least fear at appearing in the
presence Of his Great Judge. We have heard
many interesting details of his last days con-
versation, which we intend to present hereafter
in an authentic shape. At this time we must
be content to state, that after discovering that
he could last but a few hours, he summoned
around him his faithful domestics, and in a
strain of plous eloquence exhorted them to f.
deity in all their duties, impressing upon them
the all important subject of Christianity, and
upon taking an atfectonate leave Of them, he
expressed the sincere hope that he might meet
them all in Heaven.
Ills conversation with his beloved family was
characterized by the deepest solcitude for their
attention to religion. He retained his intellect
IN full vgor down to the very time ofhs DISCO
lation. His bodily pain was great, but it SEEM
ed to have no effect upon the clearness of vigor
OF his mental operations. His dying hour was
chcered with the bright assurance within him
that IN lew short moments he would be united
in Heaven with his beloved wife, who had gone
before him. Amongst the last things he SAID,
was, that his sufferlngs, though great, were no.
thing IN comparison with those Of his dying Sa-
vIonr, through whose death and suffering he
looked Tor everlasting happiness. In this tenn
per OF mnd nc quietly and calmly breathed his
last at six o'clock, P. NJ, on Sunday, the sth
instant
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ANNAPOLIS,


n EAsTON AND CAMBRIDGE
a ssf.rT3 The steamer OSIRIS, Capt. JOHN
Slss5sF Tssss,s. ID. TURNER, will leave Commences 81
-zfS-isasas& wharf, every FRIDAY MORNING
at O'Clock for the above places and return ne a. dr.,
leaving Cambridge every SATURDAY MORNING
at O'Clock and Easton at :. O'clock, for Annapolis
and Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis. -. ..........75 CENTs.
- to EastOn or Cambridge.
FOR ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER, Wve Lant.
ing, ST Mlchael'S and Easton, via Miles River Fsy,y
10 East0n) WIN leave ConmCrce-st wharf eypyr
MONDAY MORNING, at 7 O'Clock; and return ncrs
day, leaving Miles River Ferry every Tuesday Moxn
ng, at O'Clock; 81 Michael'S, u; Wye Landing Bg
west River ~, for Annapolis ana BALTIMORE
10 west RiNeT................S 81 90
10 Wye, st Michael's, on Ferry, I.5c
FOR CENTREVlLLE AND CHESTERTOVF~
Leaves Commerce street wharf every WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at O'Clock, and return the same SaT
touching at Corsica at 10, O'Clock and Chester a, Is
O'Clock, for Baltimore. Passage 81
FOR ANNAPOLIS AND WEST RIVER. Learez
Commerce street wharf every THURSDAY MORN
ING, at O'Clock, and returns day, leaving Went
River at III O'Clock, for Annapolis and Baltimore
Passage TO Annapolis IS cts To West River 81
JOHN ID. TURNER,
ap29tls'Ja office lower end Commerce. ST., BAH.
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Dining WITH CoLoRED PEOPLE. An officer
attached to the U. S. African Squadron, writ
ing to the Newark Advertiser, says:
"We have now been here lust one week.
Monday last the Commodore, Captain, and
three other officers and myself dined by invi-
tation with the wife of the Governor, MRS.
Roberts he being absent. We had a very en-
ceent dinner, several courses; silver forks, and
handsome fine napkins. The Commodore sat
opposite Mrs. R. at the table, the Captain on
her right, | on her left; two blacks completed
the company, one on either hand of the Com
modore. This is the first time ever partook
of the hospitality Of the African race. But
there was nothing in the matter or manner to
offend the most fastidious taste The Govern
ors wife is really pretty woman. She was
genteelly dressed, free from afiectation, and |
soon forgot her color. They talked of the la
dies and gentlemen of the lower orders of So
ciety," &C.
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a sss.g, FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAn,-

a sssrts FOR ANNAPOLIS CAM
s@Ss5a6S AaesuzeB BRIDGE and EASTON Thestearorr
Sss&as5sSsssaK MARYLAND having undergone ,ho-
rough repair, and very handsome Improvements bosN
i'll hull and machinery, will resume her regular ,o,,.s
10 Tue above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst She will leave Baltimore from Ihs.
lower end OF llugan's wharf at O'Clock on eysye
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter, for AnnanOJis
Cambridge and EaSton, leaving Easton on erey,'
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, b, way of Cav,
bridge and Annapolis to Baltimore.
FOR CHESTERTOJVN and CENTREI-TIyp
On MONDAY, the l7h inst she will 90 IN Csra-
tertown and back, leaving Baltimore at O'CLOCK ans
continue the above until further notice. Passage Ri
my LEMUEL G. TAYLOR
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YHSHE DENTIST
NOT GONE YET!

Df' LEACH, opposite 81. Paul's Church. North
1hri"s street, continues TO perform all operations
PERTAINING to Surgical or Mechanical DENTISTRY
anu mas facilities which enable him TO insert Artificial
ltGth chcdper than can be done at any other place
anu warranted equal to any, and give sasiaciion
or no pay required. Call and see! The best Perez
,n nI en- ana pnrest Gold used in all cases EN-.
traclng Teeth or broken Fangs without iriurine thc
Jaw or Illuch pain, ldhY or cvennp.N % cts. mild
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eCS-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN f. BAi.TI-
MORE CLIPPER is furnished TO subscribers by care
tu carriers, only sr and quarter cents per week
payable to tac Carriers only, at the end of each
The Clipper will also be sent, by mail, to distant
subscribers, at the rate Of -Four Dollars per year-pay
able, always, in advance.
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THE TEETH! THE TEETHn

s -n1T 1 1na ,%nsG fdr Sss 'fR Ss,s
Z ~ III 4 patronage he has recGlv
ttsl44 II. ~ ed since his residence in
N oorc,, IN Baltimore, and continues
~ perform AT operations in DENTAL. SURGERY
lemotacih9 the Improvements in TIE scipucel al
ohe-thifd less than the usual rates. He invites inns,
VINO are afflicted with bad Teeth to give MIN an early
sal' me high charges heretofore established having
operations, an opportunity is now offered IN ali IN h
tner Iceth putin good order as the charges shall sun
all who may favor him with = call ~ ~
WS- All operations warranted to prove beneficial, o,
no charge made '''' w
Up. SOUTHCOMB, Dentist,
or No. 26 Fayette-st.. I'd door from NC,s,
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS. By
- .,

a aSR-T VIRGINIA. SPKiNtIS. BY far
ssssqir aAsss5sr the cheapest and most comfortable
.ashfAk route, no loss Of sleep, aud 90 miles
less sageing, than any other route is by the Chesa-
peake Bay, James River and Canal Boats.
Leaving Baltimore daily at O'Clock, p. NJ (ercept
Sundd,s,) in GEORGIA, Capt. Coffee, and HERALD,
Capt. Russell Arrive at Norfolk next morning at s
O'Clock, a. M, thence Immediately to Richmond by
me steamboat CURTIS PECK, Capt. Davis, or JEW
ESS capt sutton, arriving there by 4u'coek, p. NJ,
thence at O'Clock in Canal Boats to LyRchhure in
81 hours, thence by Stages lin day tme) via the M,
ural Bridge to the Springs Through the whss nare
from Baltimore in days. without any fatigue 80 re-
qusite to invaIds.
Fare from Baltimore mot Washington as so in
geniously inserted by the upper Ioute,) TO
White Sulphur Springs ................. .SI7
Meals and lodging included on Boats TO Lynch
burg, which If paid (as is the case on the other
boats) would be. ...........,............ 4
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TO PHILADELPHIA

BRAsSAUE To FHlLAD ELPHIh
u ONE DOLLAk-BEkTAs FREE,
- ~%-T BALTIMORE AND PHlbAUEI-
6sS,7JI SASf$bsr rHlA STEAMBOAT COMPANY, rie
$sssa'Es1H>-aA chesapeake and Delaware Canal The
NV unu splendid steamers ROB'T. STOCKTON ans
E ; will leave the wharf Ne. Lsh, streesk
aieana'ely every afternoon (SuHdays excepted) at 3
with the lines going North,
70 ihese Boats are new, and have superior state
Iooins ana berths capable of accommodating 20 psz
exerion will be used
no transparent OF passengers or baggage
netuthIne viii leave Philadelphia at O'Clock, r. ~
meas 70 cents Freghts 10 cents per 100 lbs.
fof freight or passage apply at the office,
E. g. HARRIS, Agent,
m23 If No q Ijcbt street WHARF
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as an epidemic, and yet without being effected
in the slightest degree.
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THROUGH IN SIX HOURS!
JbTITVSn NLyIV 5EEy

> - PuILAD. WHINING
HssEsfsse5 al IA TON AND RALHITOls tC
1881 MslSHa RAILROAD. UNITED STATES
---Sss--$s..1MAIL TRAMs-thtough in &
houts! eva Havre dc Glace, Elkton, Wilmington
and ChesteD to PHILADELPHIA.
me MORNING TRAIN, carrying the Uni ed States
NAL, leaves PrattSt, Depot daily Except Sundays
al O'Clock, A. NJ. Passengers arrive at Philadcphia
IN iuil time to continue oil by the mail train for New
fosk, reaching that city by hr past ten O'Clock the
same evening FARES j..
THE EVENING TRAlH, also carrying the L. s.
Mall leaves Pratt street Depot ally at O'Clock p
Nj alter the arrival of the from the South and
West. Through in z hours. Fare 81.
s- o. FREIGHT AND PASSEN-
ss,S,I,k5ssl al n GER TRAIN-Fare through.
sssf5s.5sss5 Ess4ee5sA only so Cts. Tie Company
81 49, Z Freight Train Car will leave
,'Aihf leAcept sundays at 81 O'Clock p. NJ arriv-
ing IN Philadelphia early next morning Fare SO cts
20 Tho Return Mail Passenger 1'raia leaves Phi
ladelphia. AT s A. NJ. and o'clock, P. NJ The
O'Clock, ?. NJ.
Jelb-u A. CRAWFORD, Agent
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NLACk BAREGE. Mrs. NICKERsON No
- oS "; Howard street, has just rceived a few
pieces OF Black Barge, al 2s cts, q yard. jel3
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EMrGRANTs, During one day last week
Gas German emigrants arrived at St. Louis
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fsNHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore County, letters of administration on the ner
Sonal estate of FREDK II BiESCHOFF, late of said
county, deceased All persons having claims agains,
Tue sald esate are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscrh,r On ~ h.
fore the 2th day of Nov'ber next they may otheTwisc
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said estate
Al persons indebted to the said estate, are request
Gu 10 MAKE immaculate payment. Gwen under my
hand, this oath day of Ma, tS45 '
m2l-law4w" JOHN GEORGE Ian z, Admir-
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FREIGHTS no EDArsy-

Easy,4jsAaaur ICKS2URG, VA, REDUCED Ise
&sA<.s5aAs&k rates OF freight per steamer RAPPA-
HAMMOCK have been reduced TO the following ics-
Standard
On pipes of gin, brandy, &c. So 90
hhds whskey, sugar. mOlasses &c. SO
large crates etrhenware, sc. So
sm,a do do DC
hbls. -four, whiSkey, &c. az
bags coffee, pepper, &c. 20
box soap, Cdndlts, &c. lst
dry goods, NJ boxes and bales, per cubic foot u
All oIher articles IN nropor on--a fun AID enumex-
ated list Of which may be mad at the Office
{I} Special contracts for heavy lois of freahts wilt
be made, The patronage of the public is respsc tisis
solicited. 81 SHoFMAKER. Aeers
n47d Office Hughes Qasga-