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PRIvATE-No. 80. |
AN ACT for the relief of John II. Mcintosh

BE enacted blythe Senate and House Of Representa-
tires Of the United States Of america in Congress Assem-.
bhd, That the Secretary Of The Treasury be directed
to pay to John Ii. Mcintosh, the sum of nine thou
sand nine hundred and fifty dollars, out of any mo-
ney in the treasury not otherwise appropriated be-
ing the value of certain of his property destroyed by
military officer ofthe United States under due au-
thority. ..4
Sec. 2 find be it further enacted, That the Secre-
tary OF War shall cause to be ascertaned the quantity
and value oil the cotton destroyed on the occa-
sion, by order of the commanding officer and that
the Secretary of the Treasury shall pay out of any
money not o,herwi.e appropriated, the sum certified
by the Secretary of War, for the same, no. exceed
ing the of four thousand three hundred and thr-
ty-one dollars and twenty five cents.
Approved, March 3, lSi5.
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, PASSED
AT THE SECOND SESSION OF The
TWENTY EIGHTH CONGRESS.
PRIvATr-No. 10,
AN ACT for the relief of Benjamin s. RObsr.s,

AN ACT for the relief of Benjamin s. RobsrLs'
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Reprsseiia-
tpss Of the United States Of 4nstea in Congress assem-
bsd That the Secretary of the Treasury be, and he
hereby authorized and directed TO release and dis
charge Benjamin 5. Roberts from all liability to the
United States for account Of any judgment OF
judgments decree or DEGREES, bonds or obligations,
10 favor Of the United States against him he, the
said Roberts, releasing and conveying to the United
States all his right title, and interest IN aud to all the
lands mentioned and described in a certain mortgage
deed made, executed, and delivered To the United
States on the thirteenth day Of April, Ammo Domini
eighteen hundred and thirty nine, by the said BenJa-
min S. Roberts.
SEC. 9 ind be Il further enacted, That the Seere'
tary Of the lreasury be, and he is hereby, author
lied and directed adjust and settle the account Tor
services, pay, and ratlons Of the said Benjamin B.
Roberts prior to his resignation Of the Office Of leu
tenant in the line Of the army of the United States
JOHN w. JONES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
WILLIE z. MANGUM,
President Of The Senate pro lsmp0re.
Approved, March !, ls45.
JOHN TYLER.
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FOR THE MADIso OMAN.
RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS BY THE
LATE FIRE.

Having seen call in your paper for Ball to re-
eve the players of the National Theatre for the loss
sustained in their wardrobes, would it not be as we'll
TO include poor woman, named Barker, whose
dwelling and furniture were also destroyed by the
fire, in the same benevolent design ! have no de-
sire to prevent aid from being afforded to any
class of persons in distress, but it would ap-
pear strange indeed if the sympathies of the public
could be enlisted solely to relieve the amas persona
Of the National while overlooking the poor but in
dustrious females who suffered by the same calamity
IT
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in the Iine Of their duty, and winch pensions have
ceased in consequence OF the expiration Of the period
for which they originally granted, for wi ich
they were subsequently renewed, shall be continued
for another period Of five years, to such Of the said
widows as have remained unmarried to commence
from the day on which such pensions, respectively,
terminated and to be paid out Of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated Provided That
every pension hereby renewed shall the death
or intermarriags Of the widow to whom the same Is
hereby granted.
Approved March 3, l945.
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axe was made In his bid, or his contract for the
supply of stationery to the New York custom house
to his injury, the Secretary shall psy the same oot
Of any moneys in the treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated Prouidsd, That The amount OF the al
lowsnes 10 said Lambert shall not exceed the sum
Of one hundred and twenty dollars and forty
cents.
Approved, March g. lsi5.
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GpRIyATE-So. PAL

PRlVATE-No "a
AN ACT for the relief Of the legal representatives
Of Alexander Mitchell.
Be enacted by the Senate AID House Of Repre- ss''ia-
tires efhs United States Of America IN Congress assem-
Died. That the legal representatives, Of Alexander
Mitchell deceased, and the real and personal pro-
perty OF the estate and widow and heirs OF the said
Alexander Mitchell, be, and they hereby are, re.
leased and relieved from four several judgments, and
all liens and encumbrances of said judgments IN
favor Of the United States, obtained in the United
States district court for the western district OF VIZ
GINA, against the said Alexander Mitchell, in his
lifetime, security for Peter Yarna and Samuel
Mitchell Provided, That nothing herein contained
shall operate TO release the said Peter faJnall or
Samuel Mitchell from their liability on said Judg-
ments.
Approved, March 3, ls45.
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PRIvATE-No. lS.

AN ACT for the relief of Elisha Moue, admins
traitor of Joseph Icard, deceased.
BE II enacted BY the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatuss Of the United States Of .1meriea in Congress
assembled, That the Secretary OF the Treasury be,
and he is hereby, authorized and directed to settle
with, and paw to Elisha Morrell, administrator of Jo-
seph card, deceased, out of any money in the Tea-
sury not otherwise appropriated, onethrd of whate
yeI sum may have been retained in the Treasury of
the United States on account of an award made by
the commissioners under the convention with France
of the fourth Of July, eighteen hundred and forty
one, in behalf of Julien s. Rauet, account of the
loss ofthe cargo board of the vessel called the Ca
doz, after deducting any commissions or charges
which may have been allowed for attending to said
claim.
Approved, March 3, 1916.
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[PRIYATE-No. 27.l

BE Il enacted by The Senate and House Of Rspresenta
lives Of the United States Of america in Congress
blsd That the Secretary Of the Treasury pay, out of
any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated
TO William Rich, the sum of two hundred and fifty
two dollars and twenty-five cents, it being in full pay
ment of any equitable claim he may have upon The
United States for having relnquIshed his interest,
a cuslom-house officer in Vermont, in the result of
suit at law, On case of smuggling, upon which he
had expended a considerable of money! to
ble him TO become witness for the government.
Approved March g. lSi5.
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PRtvATE-No. 20. |
AN ACT for the relief of Daniel Romans.

= BE enacted BY the Senate and House of Representa-
tipes Of the United States If america Congress assem-
bed, That the Secretary of the Treasury be, and he
is hereby, directed to pay to Daniel Romans the sum
OF three thou two hundred and fifty dollars
and thirysix cents of any money the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, being the amount due
him for damages sustained by lightning, money re.
tanned and extra work done on the marine hospital
built by him for the United States in eighteen hun
dred and thiriy-one eighteen hundred and thty-two
and eighteen hundred and thrty-three
Approved, March 3, IS45
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PRivATE-No. III
AN ACT for the relief of Dunning R. McNnir.

AN ACT for the relief Of Dunning X. McNair
Belt enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires Of the United States Of .imered in Congress assem-
bsd That the Postmaster General be, and he IS here
by, required to to be audited and paid out Of
any money in the Treasury appropriated To the Post
Office Department to Dunning X. McNOir former
mail contractor on route number one thousand one
hundred and fifteen, from Bedford to Washington,
Pennsylvania, at the rate of eleven thousand five
hundred and fifty dollars, from the time it shall be
found the great westei mail from Philadelphia to
Wheeling, Virginia, was put upon said route, until
the restored to the original route via Balti
and National road to Wheeling, under contract
made with Stockton and Stokes the third day of
June, eighteen hundred and thirty-seven, deducting
lherefrom the amount heretofore paid the said Me
Mar, under his conditional and privileged bid of
carrying passengers.
Approved March 3 1915.
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PRIvATE-No. ISL
AN ACT for the relief of March Earring

AN ACT for the relief of March Harrington.
BE Il enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires Of the United States Of .3erca in Congress assem-
bled, That the Secretary of War be authorized and
directed to place the name Of March Harrington on
the roll of invalid pensioners, and that he be paid
pension at the rate of eight dollars per month, to
commence on the twenty-third day of December
eighteen hundred and iorty-three, and to continue
during life.
Approved, March 3, 1916.
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PUBLIC-No. 25.1

AN ACT renewing certain naval pensions for the
term Of FIVE years.
Be II enacted By the Senate and House of Repr,s,nto
tires Of the United States Of fmsrica in Congress assem-
bisd That the pensions for the period Of five years
which have been he retofore granted Of the naval
pension fund, 10 the widows Of officers seamen and
marines, who have ben killed or die " reason Of a
wound received in he line Of their duty or who have
died by reason Of disease contracted, or Of c,su,v
by drowning or otherwise or Of injury received Will.
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LATER FROM MExIco.-Dates to the I4th uIt from
Vera Cruz, and to the 10th from the city of Mexico
have been received at New Orleans. Santa Anna
still remained in prison at Peroie the Chambers hav-
ing denied him his request to appear in person be fore
the grand jury and give his affidavit verbally Great
difficulties, II Is said exist, IN bringing bill Of
sation against him, doubt existing whether he shall
be accused as President General he being at the
time Of the revolution ex-Presdent and Commander.
in Chief
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CANAnA-The Montreal Herald of Tuesday week
says" Spring has fairly set in, about month be-
fore the usual time. The Governor General does no,
return home, was reported by the English journals
His health is good and the cancer in his face nearly
cured. 1t is in contemplation to get up Club House
in Montreal, similar to those in London and other
cities in the mother country.
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TPRIyATE-No. 26. |

AN ACT for the relief of Thomas Bronough.
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Represents
tires Of The United STATES Of .4,nerea in Congress
bed, That the Secretary of War be directed and
quifed TO place the name Of Thomas BIonough, Of
the State Of Kentucky, the roll Of Invalid pension
ers at the rate Of four dollars per month, from the
twelfth day Of April, eighteen bundled and forty
four, and to continue during his natural life
Approved, March 3, lS45.
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GPRIyATE-No. 1871

AN ACT for the relief Of Joseph Simmons.
BE Il enacted by the Senate and House n Reprssenia-
tires Of he United States Of .fnsicd in Congress assem-
Died, That the Secretary OF War be, and he hereby
is directed to put the name Of Joseph Slmmonsi Of
North Brookfeld, in Massachusetts,, upon the pension
roll invalid pensoner, TO receive at the rate Of
eight dollars month, from and after the fourth day
of March last
Approved, March 3, 1916.
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THE WANDERING JEW, No s; also, Mount
Sotel, or the Heiress ofthe De Veres, by the au-
thor ef the Admiral's Daughter
Safia, or the Magic Of Count Cagostro, a Venetian
tale, translated from the French Of de Beau.
voir.
Harper's Pictorial Bible, No. 20.
This day received for sale by F. TAYLOR.
mar
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The Presidents Inaugural was conveyed from
Washington TO New York in ten hours.

COUNTERFEIT GoLp COMA most dangerous
counterfeit of sovereigns has been detected in New
York. 1t bears the head of George w. and the date
1924 tits the full legal weight, 1898 grains 1t has
the proper color and texture, not only at the surface
but in the interior exhibited on cutting There is
but one test short of actual assay, by which it be
distinguished from the genuine piece and it is the trial
by specific gravity. A genuine sovereign would
show specific gravity varying from 1880 to 1890.
The piece in question gives but 16 %
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[ PRIYATE-No. 25.l
Approved, March 3, lS45.

PRIyATE-No. 70.
AN ACT for the relief of Philip schwarlztrawber,
of Ohio
BE enacted by The Senate and House Of Rspresenta-
hues Of the United STATES Of fmsriea ia Congress
bsd That the Secretary of the Treasury is authorlz-
ed to pay to Philip SchwartzIrawber, for his services
in taking care Of the booms left Red river by Cap
tains Tyson and Shreve, the Of two hundred and
forty dollars, out Of any money in the treasury not
otherwise Appropriated.
Approved, March 3, 1915.
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TrRrvlrE-No. OIL

AN ACT for the relief Of Edward A. Lambert
Be II enacted by the Senate and House At Reprsxnfa
tire, Of the United States Of .9trea in Congress assem-
bed, That the Secretary Of the Treasury be- and he
is hereby, authorized and directed to adjust the claim
Of Edward A, Lambert and IL satisfied that mia
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THE RED BOOK" for IS45.-The Roypl Calen.
dar and Court and City Register, for England
Scotland, Ireland and the Colonies filing the same
place with reference to the British Government tina,
the Blue Book does for the Government Of the ni,ed
States, just imported from London. few copies on.
lyby F. TAYLOR.
March TT
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MAINLAND Contour hundred tons Of Goa /,
from the Mount Savage mines, have been ordered by
the French authorities to be shipped at Port su
Prince for the naval service, on account of it, supe
rior quality.
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TpRIvATE--No. 23.l

AN ACT for the relief of Isaac Allen
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Rsp'sse'Ia-
hues Of the United States u .insiea in Congress Assem-
bed That the Secretary OF War be, and he is here
by directed TO place the Of Isaac Allen on the
invalid pension-ro and pay him at the rate Of iour
dollars per month commencing on the hrst day oil
January, eighteen hundred and forty, and TO con
tinue during his natural life.
Approved, March 3, l545.
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CLorH FOR CsNaDA--More than 10000 wards
OF coarse vool.n cloth have been sent from Western
New York to Canada during the present winter.
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THE BRITISH CONSTITUTION, by Henry
Il Lord Broughsm, | vol, published in London.
1874 just imported by F. TAYLOR, price 81 25.
March g.
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The Senate were not in Executive session To-
day, having adjourned over TO Monday, Prooa-
bly, with design to enable the Executive TO
prepare business for their action.
The new Cabinet, we understand, met 'he
President for the first time on Thursday, and
were in consultation with him to-day.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06

FrN.1R EvrrRPRIsr Avn MIsroRTrvE.-A
voung woman LEFT This Nv for the south some
wears aoo. and nv her industry and business
;ao, - nassa 1890 I,Saoms ,b,, varv
lo'eIT shs hecema smbarressad IN hns;ness and
taileJ W. kpew ber will ana have nfteu adj
mireJ her kinJfess towards her family when
af5uence enubIed her 70 make them comfortable.
a correonondont Of he New Work. Hera Id. wri
mr. from his cifv ,bns sneaks of her fall:
sssqbe failure If Mis- or mississippi.
f,ils raw an the mer.bants here. 10 whom
che ives eco Oo0 SayeroIhouses are IN for laroe
aa,ann,s - a. am 70 eI5 ono Tba cammey-
ciaI enternrIse md csreer Of his woman has
49,, 40 vtraordinar uar crad., ~ NJ nm
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JOHN WILL.


The Baltimore Sun states that all ghe par,
ties Interested in the Will Of John Randolph,
have compromised the dispute since the late
verdict of the Jury, by the terms of which
the negroes get their freedom, and the re-
sidue of the estate goes TO the heirs atlaw.
Since the shove was in type, we find the
following particulars of the settlement of this
vexed question in the Richmond Enquirer:
1.-The negroes, about $50 in numFer, are
liberated, and will receive $4,000 and their
wages for this year. 1t is probable that tracts
of land will be purchased in Texas, on which
they will be settled. The remainder OF the
estate, estimated at from 100000 TO 81
$4,000, will be divided into FIVE parts; OF
which two-ffths will 90 to ST. Geo. Ran
dolph, a nephew of full blood, and, after his
death, TO be shared equally between the. re-
lations on the maternal and p%aternal sides;
one-ffth TO Ii. ST. Geo. Tucker, Esq.,; one
fifth TO Judge Beverly Tucker; and the re-
naming one-fhh TO the children of Judge
Coulter and Mr.. Bryan, Of Gloucester, who is
specially exempted from accounting for rents
and profits"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06

In the course of his remarks, or the
Texas resolutions, Mr, BARROW said of Gen.
JACKSON:
II do not consider that name as entitled
TO any particular respect from me-. The in
fuence of that man has been invoked too
often for the good Of this county; and if il
shall be successfully invoked on this occas-
ion, the evils which have resulted from his
civil administration will dwindle into compa-
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RECEIPTS.

OF THE WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 6.
Per DocroR FRANKLIN: s5 bxs soap, 8 bbls
molasses, Allis & Howes; 10 bhls molasses, S
Orr; 10 do do f S Babeock; 3 hbls fish, W II
S rockwell; / Dbl molasses. | SIX coffee, Thurs
lonN& Harvey; | trunk mdz, Harrington, Ham
nah 4 CO; 4 crates qnesnsware,J & w Riley.
Per VALLEY FoRGE: , boxes, trunk, Thurs
ton and Harvey.
Per NORTH Bend: 3 bbis whiskey, A Laugh
lin.
Per PLYMOUTH: / bale candIewiek 10 bars
uon, 5 bids do, 2 doz selves, liz ps castings, 30
set wagon boxes, 2 bbls iinseed oil, S Orr; 342
ps castings, ] aud w Reilly 10 bales lea ther, 3
boxe s and | cask saddlery, S Cupples; | box and
bale dry goods, 5 bags coffee, hf chest tea, |
|bbl rice, 3 plough slabs, Harrington, & Hannah
Per Gov. 3REATHErr: 10 bales leather, w NJ
& P Elliott.
Per PLANET Is pkgs drugs. E Fl S%purrier.
Per DUKE OF OBLEANs:2 drums cod fish, Allis
& Howes; II sacks coffee, IS bbls groceries &c.
NJ Simonet.
Per WHITE CLoUD: so bbls flour, 25 do whis-
key, 90 boxes cheese. AIlIs & Howes.
Per QUEEN OF rnE WEST: 40 hhds sugar, 70
bbls molasses, go sacks coffee, IL tierces rice, s
sacks spice, a boxes Hav sugar, 8 bbls loaf do.
elk chains, 2 boxes axes, harrington, Hannah
* co.
Per FAwN: 3 sacks coffee, 10 pkgs mdz D Me-
Mall.
Per JAMES MADIsoN! | bale cotton, 2 bbls mo-
tasses, 3 sacks coffee, 2 bbls sugar, do rice |
doz buckets, | box, 4 pkgs, Ti,erston Il Harvey
Per WINNG AND Wing: | box mdz, Harrington /,
Hannah & co.
Per LANCET: IL bags shot, II bGls lead, 10
Kegs white do, E S 3abcock.
Per AMERICAN EAGLE. 1873 bbls moiasses, 25
hhds sugar. 5 bx lemonss Bemeat & VIele; 25
sacks ceffee S Orr; - do do Allis and Howes.
Per YORKTOWN: 1870 sacks coffee, Harrington
Hannah 4 co; 2 cases hats, 3 sacks coffee, 2
bxs soap, l bbl sugar, owners on board.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-03-06

Loco rs. Loco.-Fhe following is the
most "semi-i-savage' attack upon the s'bar-
barians in Congress- and those who live in
'diriy hufs," that we have seen from a Lo-
cofoco source for a long time. What would
have been Thought and said oft, ifit had e.
manated from Wing source?
TOO BADL-The appropriation Of $780,
600 (Which would not be more than half e.
nough) TO renovate the Presidential mansion,
and put il in a comfortable and decent con-
dition, BETTING tie Chief Magistrate of this
great nation, has been several times rejected
in the House of Representatives,! We are
aware that there is a class Of semi-sarages
in the country, who, because they live il
dirty huts MemSeiucs, would be ready tc
censure the representative who would vote
10 place the President in a better condition
than their own; but we never supposed they
were sufficiently numerous TO intimidate anC
degrade any member of Congress down to
their own level. We hope the President e
lect, if he shouldhe compelled to furnisht h'
House al his own expense, willneYer permi
any ofihese 6drbariaas in Congress TO plac,
their knees under his mahogany.@Mndison
ian.
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MOw1CE.
LARGE SALE NO. L FOR SPRING, 1845,
BY w. & C. FELLOWES & Co.

HATS. CAPS, BONNETS, &c,&c, H2sM31
On Moaddn, Ia@day Wednesday, and Thursday, 1OM, IlM, 12A, and 18Th March,
commencing each dag m9s O'Clock sHF#-@egfss s.
AATILL be offered. without reserve, as above. 325 packages fresh Spring and Summer
y Dry Goods, compnsn g, in pau-bue. black, Olive, green. and French black Cods;
Sack' pe aud fancy as5Hnens; black blue, Cadet xeda md fancy Sauneu; bue, cadet,
black, and pnd Jeans; SteubensHeJ eans;S Summer Cloths; french wnh; Dnp de Eus; Gam
boons; Tweeds; Cotonads:K ernins; brown Linens; Linen Dnhnw; blue Drills Mexican
bluea ind yellow Nankns; with III the newessE es of meTs summerw eaB;
et $50 pieces ay spring Prints: %n#- SMs
Gnghams; fancy Lawns; Bazannes; Mumehned de LANES; black and hny Alpacha Lusres;
Bombazin@ Labelhnes; black Mennoes; black and hnyS nks;I Irish Linens; Jacones; am
bnes;S SWISS Book, md Null Mumm; plaid Cambns; Bbbines; -
q eases bleadd ShrHngs; - T1E@ Mk Aa@ ~ 1858
@#Q~a - ~ Fl5O bales Shsetngs md hinIgs; Is 3U#@ s m
5 do do. Diingsi mE H9~4
- 8 asses beached dos; is baesB d licking
Pentenuay P1adF cdored Cambncsi brown Hollands; snedas; rec Padding; Tairs
IandkercheE; Hosey;G Cloves; supendes Buuons: Thr@d.& &c. with a great variety Of
Trimmings. Also $50 asses Boots adS Shoes comprising every Variety. Which have been ae
lecnd by an Experience dShoed dealer
Also, Hats, CasB onneh,8 c ~ @s~#
w eInvhe the uenuon oil Westerns and Southern merchants h are in wnt Of early supplies
TO this SAID, md can assure such our stock winbe voy large and complete n,hen ewea aes
from Their manufacturers will be able TO oer gn indncenens to byes visiting this market
Iemf.easn - @@ A~~H ~3 1885 VAC. FELLOWES & co, Aucuoneeu
February 20-45. e-xa.-. ConerAI n &Sfxh SIS, Townsville XIV.
List of Remaining Large Spring Sales for 1856 "a asaf
t#a -## No2-3ldA March, and LIST, Cd, md 3D. April &
&&x@E 49, & No. 3-2St. 18th, and Both Apla and IM MAY =
No. 4-26h, 27h. 2Mh. and 29h May -