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ENRESU FRUIT. sc. &c.
NJ 1909 boxes Bunch RAlSIHs Kreisles, Rein s.
400 half boxes do Co. and Geo. Ed
100 quar- boyes do wa,ds' brand.
100 keys and half kegs sun aud Lesil RaisiRs
800 half and quarter kegs GRAPES
40 casks new crow Iante CURRASTS
1000 drums fresh Smyrna FIGS
80 drums Sutana RAlSINS
1000 boxes No. and Canton Fire Crackers
100 bales and bags Soft Shell Almonds
40 bags and bbls. Canary and Hemp Seed
100 cases SALAD oil
60 boxes Malaga LEMONS
GO DO CASTLE SOAP
100 DO Genoa GIrRON
50 do ROCK CANDY, red and white
70 bbs. Brazil White SUGAR
10 boxes Havana White do
s cases Woolsey Woplsey's No. Loaf Sugar
100 bags African PEA NUTS
100 cases Canton Preserved Ginger. Of the lat
est impJrati0ns. Al of which will DE sold az the
LOWEST RATES for cash credit in qualities TO ac-
comHodaie purchases, by
JOSEPH CROSBY & SON.
d5-trmthStT 30 South Charles STR ct.
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vEvHE PRESENT CONGRESS OF tn I

FWNHE PRESENT CONGRESS OF I'm Ii
III UNITED STATES. In presenting to the con
sideratioH of action the importance and dependence
of free and independent citizens of this Union, each
and every well wisher of his country must fully real
ze the necessity of having men of stability, also
discretion in the furtherance and promotion of the
welfare of her citizens, which of late years have from
just conclusion, more or less, been he hobbies of
popular riders, whose hOrsemansAip, upon their own
good efficiency, has hut counted in scrub heat-no
having the bottomr for regular, ful' FLOODED nag
Consequently, the Jockeys having taken possession
the Course il monopolized for season, yet the time
is near al hand when the entrance fee must be com
piled with, and the purse 10 be Tariff or no Tariff
Now to determine the fate of this as also many other
important actions of Congress, the community at
large will realize DEPRESSION which OF itself will
neutraIze the characteristic influence of the Old
Hobby and bring to light the Influence of Treasury
emeumeRts and the sucking consistency of those
who cry for pap. Therefore. those who look at the
signs and have not realized the fulness Of anticirat
ed rewards, call at ]. J, ROACH'S, No. 1856 BALTf-
MORE-ST., where every variety OF Painted, Gilt,
Block and Ornamental SIGNS, at the cheapest rates
and superior workmanship. do
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TAT Office no GUNNERS AND Al. PER
~ SONS EXPOSED TO THE WEATHER.
W.3TER PROOF BOOTS. Persons dcsirOus of
getting the above article important the present
time, are invited TO call and examine the assortment
at Ne. 10 PRATT ST, few doors west of Charles
a--s,,.Es ALsO-A complete assortment Of
I$3E3ESSAsr,, OVER SHOES OF every variety Rub
@S-@=sls&a0&g bcrs, Socks, &c sc. for Ladies. Miss
Is and Children, at astonishing low prices. DO not
forget the name and number; there other stores
in the immediate vicinity.
DIS W. l.. WILLIAMS
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gold JEwELRY. Just received an eY
w tensive assortment of Gold JeWelry, consisting
in part as follows Gold Chains, Keys, Pencils, Hoop
Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Breast Pins, Shirt Stads,
&c. Also, an extensive assortment of Spect .ces,
Spoons, German Silver Ware, Cutlery, Perfumes,
Fancy Soaps, Combs, Battons, Thread, Pins, Nee
dies, Hooks and Eyes, Portable Desks, Dressing
Cases, Work Boxes, Fancy Boxes, Steel Pens, Pen
Gil Cases, Purses, Japanned Ware, Britannia Wire,
Lard Lamps, Castos, Shovel & Tongs, Coffee Mills,
&c. for sale either at Wholesale or Retail, very ow'
ID ELIAS HALE, ll2 Baltimore street
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CLOSE OF THE SUsQUEuANNA. The Hartford
Madisonan says: "Tho river Susquehanna is
at present slightly covered with ice, between
this place and Port Opposite. A continuation
of cold weather for a few days, will no doubt,
securely block up the river"
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New HAMPSHIRE. There is again no choice
for vacancy in Congress, and probably never
will be. As FAY as heard from, the majority
against Woodbury., Dem, has increased.
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W OST. Two French worked MUSLIN CAPES,
IA in Fayete street, twined with Ribbon. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving TEEN at
G. BROADBENT;S,
do 3tN 81 Fayette street.
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING RIO M .
For AmsterdaHI-Ship Harvest, soon.
For BremGn-Ship Goethe, Dec. 6.
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SPEED OF THE MESSAGE. The Presidents
Message reached New York at halfpast 0
O'Clock, on Tuesday evening.
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AN HoNEsT Public OFFICER. The Union
states that the accounts of Mr.. Van Ness, the
late collector of the port of New York, have
been adjusted, and finally closed on the books
ofthe treasury. 1t appears that the accounts,
as made out at the custom-house, were balanc-
ed, all the public monies received being stated
to have been paid over and accounted for; and
the result of the treasury examination is a diff
ference merely Of A cents in an amount Of a.
bout $4,000. 600.
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Snow. At Harrisburg the snow on Tuesday
was foot deep on level.
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RATHER SEVERE ON TIE LADIES. The Bos-
ton Transcript (cditod by a lady, intimatos
that it is not an unhoard thing, in that city,
for ladies to have articles of dress, copes, col
lars, jewelrY, Sc, sent home for examination,
which being retained over night, have been
found to have been wora on particular occasions
and returned the next day with the message
that they ,Uonf do!
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GSUPERIOR Satin and GrOdenap RibaRds
y Pink, white, blue, drab aud blk Bonnet Satins
Mazarine black, maroon and drab Velv Its
Marcelnes, POut de Sole and Florences
SHaWLS-as soft finish, nett plain and fancy
colored Terketri, Thibet, Blanket, &c.
Super MousedeIain, Cashmeres and Reps
ga to IL Whitney Blankets
Rubber Table Oil Cloth: Floor Cloth Baize
Red, white and yellow Flannels
CASSIME RES, CLOTHS, CASSlNETTS
Black Chantilla Lace WELLS
CLOAKlNG; Rutland and Florence BONNETS
For safe by THOMAS ARMSTRONG,
DIS Ids IT'S Baltimore street.
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DEATH OF AN EDIroR. We regret 10 an
nounce the death of Alexander Graham, Esq,
for the last % years editor and proprietor of
the Epson (Md.) Gazette. He died on Mon
day last, in the seth year of his age.
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Balance on hand, Sl9l -
Received OF Talbot J0ncs & Co, one bag OF Coffee;
nHC DO Of sugar: , bundles OF Tca--whicn was dis
trtnipd totha Managers.
f. WHITEFORD, Treasurer.
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ENG EHTuNS' OFFICES CAN'T BE BEAT,
"a Yesterday came forth a gIorious burst. Comb.
IS 30 the splendid capital of SIS 0OO was sold by us
10 the Captain Of Canal boat package Of whole
tickets. Thus il has he u, while the Egertons' were
apparently sleeping they have quietly enriched some
lucky customer almost every day. Scarcely day
has passed tor nearly -four weeks that has not been
celebrated al our lucky Offices by the payment of a
good prize, Therefore we particularly call the at
tenti0n ofuur friends and the public little aUo-
we have sod the highest priZr times in succession
Tickets Only ST. or, 25c A full package for Sl4 so,
quarters oUly 50 TO- Apply eatlyut
EGERFONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
cor. S0uiii-st, and Exc ange Place, cor. of
d. Commerce y Pratt or cor. Gay 4 Iratt sis.
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RIGHrs OF WIVES. The Senate of Georgia
has passed law for the protection of the
rights and property of married females. 1t Sc
cures TO the wife the corpus of the property,
but not the artificial increase. When the bill
passed there was round Of applause in the
galleries.
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re ELY STRAIN EEsS. A large supply of
2D Jelly StfaBets, just finished and for sale low for
cash, al the original Furnishing Warehouse by
ALFRED II. REP,
No. 33j Baltimore street,
d5 end Tin Store above Howard street.
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a1 for the prizes. $3.50 TO -bAY-25 prizes If
Si0J, regular little beauty Tickets So, q,s G21
cents, ss 81 cts. Prizes distributing from oar office
daily in every direction No less than three prizes Of
gl5Dt sod at Office yesterday, without mention.
ing those OF smaller denomination.
L. TTUEKER * BROTHER,
Right on Tie Enmgr-Ilcad of Cnnirn hlnrhnl
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New PUBLICATIONS. From Messrs. Taylor, Wilde
& Co., we have received "The Foster Brether," a
tale of the War of Chogga, by Leigh Hunt. "The
Butchers of Ghent," an Historical Romance of the
sixteenth century; and No. A of Harpers' Pictorial
Bible.
From Messrs. Armstrong Berry, we have receiv-
ed No. "A of Harpers Pictorial Bible
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CARPETiNG AT FACTORY PRICES.
TEvHDMAS BECK, No. 53 CENTRE MAR
ID kET SPACE, near Lombard street, respectfully
informs the public that he intends selling of his pre-
sent stock of SPLENDID CARPETiNGS at FAC
TORY PBICES-such as Imperial Three phys extra
super lnlrains, fine and common AgIainS Wool Fin
ishnI aud Cotton stair CARPEIlNGS, low price;
HEARTH RUGS, DOOR MARS, FLOOR TABLE
OIL CLOTHS, sc. &c. All persons in want Of any
Of the above named articles, are requested 10 make
inquiry at any Carpet Store IN Baltimore relative to
tue price of Carpeling, Sc, and then call at No 50
NJ aRKET SPACE, where they can purchase the
same articles for Less MONEY,
~. B. RAG CARPErlNG, Of my own man uiacture,
n snlendid Article, at very low prices. Do tJa4'
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AcRlcuLrunAL ExroRrs PROM me UNIrrp srArr,

will be observed that the fluctuations in the value of
cotton and tobacco have BEEN within the period covered
by this table, much greater than in the value Of the pro-
ducts of the forest exported From 1884 to S42
the value Of cotton exported each year. greater than
tho two years since. The production Of that period
much more limited than it is now and the consump-
ton much less. The supply in proportion to the de-
standing which, the value Of the quantity exported
ceeded the value of the export last year. in in
stances ten and fifteen millions of dollars The specua
tions in this staple of that period in connection with the
immense expansion of credits and banking operations in
this country produced this inflated value of the
terial well in the manufactures The planters at
that time were temporarily benefited but the reaction
was SO great that it swept away all the accumulaons
under the high prices.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.


5 sss
ssai By Mis-. St CLAIR s'' Gay spanss' m,'' lara n
% p'Ta H. %a
FIRST Tier rs Cens-Bo1ss I'd and Sd Tiers 50 Cents-rit, 50
Door. o'clock and the Curtain will precisely
NIBLO'S GARDEN
Monday Evening, June 9th,
M, The Entertainments will commence
SEVEN cRSs ss OF TIE PASSIONS
ss n MTyS i Il N ass M. rss% s%s
Gs Grand If "a. w d p spsfS5 By and
sP ali!Slii'S' F + sill aa asSs ~
Brilliant Many color. D' sSsisS ass sad
i SSsSSES 81 p HSt S,rfiys Of the
n; s Ssss @ Ai's's
a@as NJ B9sgf s9ss, Mary TaSos
s1l he celebrated
and latest European SRsSsBi'z r El SGrfsF'r
tam good order Cd TEX fyy dssn g.
Tsd number Of Tickets will be Of
CASTLE GARDEN.
En;s ans. ~ E;n,n ana As's'
CONCERTS A LA sARD.
admission 25 Cents
Monday Evening, june 9th,
The entertainments will commence with Grand Operate
Overture
EAfter which, the song of Huzza for Columbia by
Mr. Dennison
Succeeded by the appearance Of ademsele DESJARDINS
in the characteTistic dance of La Cracovienne.
Grotesque Mezzo Dance the celebrated Mime G Paroe
Popular Song by Mr. Dennison.
And the Characteristic and admired Spanish Pas Of Ell Ia
peteado di Cadz by Mad'slle Desardns.
Succeeded by the wonderful and inmabe Herr Cline the
Tight Rope
Mr. Hill will conclude with his nimtable E9teranment
appear in variety of performances.
UrBetween the Entertainments interinssion of Ten
Minutes for Promenade and Refreshments.
Doors open hafpast o'clock Performance
mence at 30 cock.
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NEAPOLITAN BONNETS.

- THE UNDERSIGNED, Patentees and Manuiscnrer
of the Nsapoan Bonnets, respectfully INFORM the uade
thatthey ready supply the above article o. the
latest style and OF superior quality IN quantities 10 SUIT pur
chasers.
They that they alter and clean the bonnes to
buyers are cautioned against inferior article Of the kind
the market The genuine article for which we received the 81
the last American Institute has tick
etupon L. Apply 70 WISE SONS i2 psa, sseet Or a. he
mvl imeser No n Delaney street
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AUCTION NOTICES.
nv GNTEEEN Il IN

A uCTiON NoTICE-Ths day, at 10 O'clock the entire
n Furniture contained the house ll0 Greenwich street
Of Laght street, Of Wton Brussels other
CARPETS; BUREAUS French Bedstead Enclosed Washsrand
mahogany Chairs Classes Extension Gard and other Tables
Dressing Bureaus Cottage Mattresses Feather Beds Bed
dias, Hall Oil Cloth, Kitchen Furniture &c, &c 10 ltsm
NJ OTTO Ely of Landlords Warrant will expose
IN for sale public vendue Monday the 9th day Of June
Instant JOS O'clock the forenoon At No So Morton street
Brussels Carpet, mahogany Lounges Rocking Chair,
Pier Table Aabaster Vase, pair Otomans, y mahogany
Chairs Centre Table pair Lamps set Marine Curtains,
sundries. ALFRED ROACH, Constable.
10 Itsec
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VAUXHALL GARDEN SALOON,
nnyEERV

ADMISSION ONLY ONE SHILLING.
IJ- OPEN EVERY EVENING. RAIN OR SHINE IN
THIS EVENING,
The entertainments will with grand Comic Pnto
mimic Ballet, entitled
THE TINKER, THE TAILOR, THE FARMER AND
SAILOR.
Also Singing Dancing and Negro Extravaganza the Opera
tic Brothers and Sisters forming the best Bando of
Minstrels in the world
The Company Vauxha consists of twenty talented
formers, who will all have the honor Of appearing
every evening this week.
Doors at ~ o'clock. Performance commence 81
o. clock.
No Ladies admitted unless attended by gentlemen.
An efficient Police engaged, under officer Sastn.
~ For particulars bills of the dav 10 lws IN
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duce exported from the United States, distinguishing the
description of production and the value Of each knd
VALUE OF DoMrsrIc PRODUCE EXPORTED FROM rHE UNITED

Value Of foreign exports sil,72l5a 22s694ss is o67
The value of the manufactures exported from the
United States in 1884, greater than in any previous
year. and in proportion the aggregate value OF the ex
ports, larger per cent in domestic produce than
before. II will be in the above table that the
value Of agricultural products Of the and of the TO-
rest exported in 1884, create than in either Of the
two previous years. We table giving the value
of agricultural products exported for the past fifteen
years.
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New stock Exchange.
Sales or stocks Mt ]

Sales OF Stocks Mt Boston.
EXCHANGE BOARD June 60 shares Boston and Providence
RR, Ill Cheshire RR 1903; State Bank 6ils Is Norwich
aud Worcester RR 731; 50 Wilmington RR SD 8; 50 do
I81 50 Long Island RR 7l 100 do IN; do SD ia; 50
do, sod, TN.
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POSTPONEMENI.
PALNIO'S OPERA HOUSE.

THE SERENADERS beg leave inform the Ladies and
Gentlemen Of New York. that of the continued
indspostiofof Mr. Germon, who suffering severely from
the bronchitis that the Concerts necessarily postponed until
some future time, of which due notice will be given
N B-ThOse persons that secured Tuesday will
please their certificates the Office and the money will
be reiunded
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GREAT CONFUSION IN NEW YORK CITY.

GREAT CONFUSION In NEW YORK CITY.
ced with s s'ia ali is
who Are on the search for some remedy
ss discovery Of
wns
sumpyes have used scarcely remedy but this Syrup
ted States Snequaed by tina. Of medicine before the
snsssd By scly to- AFTER and n
schenck Pumonic Syrup the strongest proof the efficacy
Like thing else valuable have been made
Ss aShe f 81 al aS S,w 1sdsss
to expose these mpositons and place the public their
will now notice who has until lately been employed
oy ,e propr,ei2s as agent "a the city Of New YORK. This
phi, a., until wiIhn fey weeks Ss Complaints made
n % pae 81
journals an6asSns eonery TO esdesT S,
os sa hs
With thousands Public safety and justice the az
8 IL with e
% ' @ syp
which he offers for sale is the the genuine
he DARE not assert i in direct terms ''''e"00' anu
s s a% r as h .Ss 9s s
suS h WITH R Which se
me- BY creating dstst from want Of the experience Of age
t Sy Ssh a a knowing 4 ne
mily
charge him with solemny swearing before the Hon. Judge
aston that Schencks Pumonc Syrup cured him of disease
Of seven standing II he possessed the old original
cipe why did he hmsefl Why did he take twenty
ourhoes of Schenck Pulmonc Syrup then 20 before
the Hon. Judge Gaston and soemnly that cured him
He now arrgned before the bar Of public opinion
swer to these charges First that he has knowledge what
ever o. the recipe for the Syrup which has been sold New
York Tor years past rs Schencks Pulmonic Syrup.
h r has never acted IN other than
Philadelphia where he subscbes himself agent We cha
lenge him TO these charges his failure will at
satisfy the public who the proprietor of the old genu
inc Schcnck's Pumonic Syrup.
Mark the sly cunning Of this mamie will the
point-he will not the question which the public de
mand Of hmtosay that he holds the old original recipe which
cured him OF consumption and which he swore no ex
bic as his conscience is he dare He has been cha
ienged 20 assert in uneguvoca that
recipe q the scheneks Pulmonc syrup which he agent
does not wish deceive the public why does he
IN direct teni Because human nature however morally de-
prayed, still breads the lash of the law
NoTIcE.P. ). Bcekman 49a Courtlant street no longer
my agent Tor the sale OF the genuine Schencks Pumonc S
RUIZ :,
Ohice No Coutlandt street. opposite the National Hotel
exclusively for the sale of the Syrup also w Burger 50
Courtlandt ST., authorised agent. ~
lr7 3t-ec 4
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FOOT RACE On The BEACON COURSE,
For 81 800.
vUyHC Purses will be given for Foot Races to take
III place on the Beacon, follows
Purse of $780, for Foot Race Of mie-S50 the
cond in the Race to take place the s0h of June,
Same dayA Purse of $500 for the distance walked
in hour to the second in the race; the walk TO be
fair heel-and-toe walk
Purse of $500 for Race Of miles to take place on
the 5th JuysGoo the first $50 the second aud $50
the third in the
Entrances be made dan before the with the
pretor r. Smiths. Park Row; except that
the United States than 700 miles from this
csuch persons four days before the all
Of the above, three more to make race.
HURDLE RACE.
Purse Of $500 will be given for Hurdle Race, of
Thursday the Sd of July Ia mile heats four
feet high the mile; S0Ot the second $50 entrance. IT,
should enter ahorse Canada only
half will be charged the third horse receive back
his provided there horses each horse
FOOT RACE
Same DavA Purse Of 500 will be given, for Foot Race
OF miles $500 the first; SIS to the second and S2 to the
third the Entrance be made before the 30h
June.
The Races have been delayed few days in
the rebuilding the public stand There will probably be
number of present. who will compete for the
prizes there have late arrived number from different parts
fthe world including Jackson the American Deer George
Seward late from England and an Indian Of the lroquois
stephen Mack the Scotch Bantam and several others.
Should there be storm either OF the days. me
races take place the FIRST fair day thereafter.
II stsec &. s. BROWNING Proprietor.
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Otis FIELD respectfully Informs his friends and the public
~ that he has arrived the city and taken quarters the Uni
tsd states Hotel his entrance through The bar 1875 Wste
Tables sale for playing aud will be happy them
tried His bar well stocked with Sherry
Cobbers. Wlnte Lions, &c NC je6 lm+rrc
COAI00 tons first quality Pembeon Coal aoat and for
~ sale by w. & j. T. TAfSCOTT
j3fc South street, Maiden Lane.
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CAKPETINGi.
454 PEARL STREET.
VNHE have opened the large
CARPET WARE ROOMS, No. 454 Pearl street, former
~ occupied by Smith, Hewitt Co., and now ready offer
the spring trade Of which exceedingly ch of de-
signs and coors. Among them max be found
as NEW SETTS ADMINISTER BRUSSELS.
Isps. KIpM HipNS,ssTT{ Se THREE Ply
Rich Shading.
CARPETING,
OF every variety and description.
Rugs Drugges Table and Piano Covers Worsted Tuted
and Jue Mats Oil Cloths heavy and in great varieties
found the trade The public are requested to call and
PETERSON HUMPHREY,
MO 2m*m 454 Pearl street.
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A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, a graduate OF the University
OF Paris, DESTROYS Of finding school private IA
niy, situation insucor-through the means of the
languages equally his Of the different branches Of
either landscapes heads flowers.
The best ha his name and residence
known by applying the Rev. A. Verren, Rector of the
French Protestant Church Of this city, No. 90 Franklin
iu41m inf