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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-01-10
ESTIMATES OF APPROPRIATIONS.

The Estimates by the Treasury Department OF
appropriations necessary to be made at the present
session of Congress- for the service of the fiscal year
ending 3Oth June, ls47, general abstract OF which
we gave the readers of the National lntellgencer
on the 9th of December, THE day after they
were communicated to the House,) amounted to
$25,5lSSl3.
In examining the printed estimates, copy Of
which we have just seen, we find that there is also
submitted the following estimates of additional APP
preparations, proposed be made for the service Of
the fiscal year ending 3Oth June, 1916, (the pre-
sent year, to make up what it is supposed will
be required for the year, viz:
For the civil list, foreign intercourse, and mscel-
laneous expenses, Of which $685. is
quired to supply deficiency in the
Of the Post Office Department 81, COS, 764
Army ....--...-. ..so%
PENSIONS. ...,.-..%fS,soo
Sl,290,52
To the estimates is added a statement OF the IN
definite appropriations for the three last quarters OF
the fiscal year ending both June, 1885, made by
former acts Of permanent character, as follows:
Civil list foreign intercourse and miscellaneous 562, los
Pensions. .oi4,ooo
Interest &C. on public debt and Treasury notes. ,976
Redemption of residue of loan Of 2ls July, ls4 800
Reimbursement Of Treasury notes $751; 64
SO, $50, las
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ARRIVALS AT NEW YORK IN 1915.

The number Of passengers who arrived last year
from foreign ports was $1,000, being the greatest
number in any one year.
The following schedule shows the number OF YES
sells and passengers arrived from foreign ports in
each wear since 1894:
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Total number Of passengers arrived at New
ork for the last ten years .......-.....bli,s 500
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-01-10

Exclusive Of the purchase Of the Louisville and Portland
Canal which Il indefinite.
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and British magistrates Of description there also
why should officers and magistrates be there too
Would not their authority carry with il respect for the Ame
rican laws and Government
There another ienin the resolution proposed by the
committee to which also Mr.. H. opposed II declared
that the whole Of Oregon up the parallel Of $40
40. Now, though that his personal conviction, he
would express Legislative opinion matter which be-
longed to another branch Of the Government Mr.. H. adj
med the peace resolutions which had been introduced by the
gentleman from Massachusetts, (Mr. winthrop yet he
could not consent they should be adopted here He for
giving the Executive full discretion and the ampest scope
This party question, and, in all the
ed with it, party feelings and influences should be far from
every mind The country in crisis. Mr.. H. felt It to
be CRISIS and he would say God bless the who should
carry us bavsy and safely through it At hour hike this
he would vote for resolutions embodyng opinions
hand the other Let the country take ground which
mpegnabe, and maintain with mness that should
should command respect.
But suppose this should lead to war; He hoped would
not lead to Though at liberty, in this
matter, to look at consequences We doing duty
we going onward should, defending cit-
We following the example Of the Republic of
Rome, who caused Roman laws prevail and the egs Of Ro
protection be extended wherever Roman citizens
ed But suppose there should be war" Mr. H. abhorred
Reviews had no charms for him. The detailed history
Of battles and all the saughters Of victory, did but disgust
him. Nor could he bear his bloody,
unless he brave and suffering people, borne down by
oppression, rising up with united heart TO bear back Their
oppressors.
In regard to the lust Of conquest Of which gentlemen
had spoken being derogaon national character ne
free confess that he had heard with regret the language
held by gentlemen here about pushing forward our ac
qusons snd planting the American eagle ON various points
Of this continent and all the world The expression q
such sentiments was the very 10 all the world
against The French revolution had operated more than
all other things disgrace and overthrow all republican ideas
in Europe. And why Because the lust OF conquest which
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Vol. VI. NO. Sc.

Capt. Page is recovering Mai Lear, who crossed the
country from Fort Jesup and for whose safety fears were
enter tanned, has reached the camp In safety
quantity Of the trophies Of victory taken or found on
the battle Geld is deposited Point Isabel. They form
quite q cabinet OF eurioses.
They are all burning 10 have another crack at The
Meacaus and the prevailing opinion Is that Old Rough
and Ready" will before long indulge ther desire Capt
May and his command still at Point Isabel.
The only :. vessel OF the Point The schr Flint
The following is the st Of vessels blown ashore in the
gnle of the 2sth ult-U. 8 steamer Col Hsrney-wi be
got of steamer Augusta, ashore badly steamer Leo
do.do inside the bar; schr. Waterman, ashore will be
20, of when unoaded; schr Euaus, do. do; the steam
ship Sea is also badly ashore and is supposed cannot be
got off,
The pilot boat schooner L. NJ. Hitchcock from Aran-
sas Bay bound the Brazos is reported be lost in
the same gale.
VESSELS AT THE BRAzos ST IAco-Steamers Mon.
mouth and Florida bark from Galveston. with troops
on board ; brig Apaachicoa, schooners Water Witch
VIM Bryan Ellen ADD Clara Enterprise. Coroelia-
souherner, and Arispe also ship of the bar, name un
known
PAssEScERs-Ptr Steamship Afobcma-Col. Morse:
Capt. Sanders, Military Engineer Cols. Winthrop ana
Lyons-ai attached to the Governors stat Also the
following sick and wounded officers from the Army
1t Arthur 2d Art 1t Gates, 9Th Inf 1t McClay, etn
Inf; Capt. Kelly, 9Th Inf; 1t Stevens, 5:h lni
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TILES HAUEL'S

VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE WITHOUT sTALslsc
THE SErs which me proprietor can WIN justice ssle %
far beyond any thing OF Inc Kind ever yer Known ~ h o.
sr7 other country LIS properties arsyery tnouen
very irnocect This chemical resutss wooder as
bss persons Dye their bsir lns
least Inconvenience For gtns red or gray Hs rs
ksrv Eyebrows &c TO Browa Black or Chestnut coior
The sgh,es, evil consequences need not be feared from ~
u,e-itis altogether harm!es' TIL. - .ae Ohy
one sanctioned by the science OF Chemistry 10 cye IN I'D
iucebIe manner ,he various grsdsdoo. Of e3ors without
danger or Inconvenience and has usihed 'ne uhea pa
uonsge aud unlimited confidence Of the public IL oacK
u required for box married n II b,oWn' oo4 sfh
ed B. SUPERFLuCoS Ian
To The Ladies IN Particular peplaiory fowder naI
been found mighty beneficial and OF great u'e to ladies' no
nav. bean acLed with superous hair principally hen its
growth ha. been confined 10 e upper Up and sice OF The
inc. giving rhscuipe the whole teatures W hen
used with proper care and according The direcons viii
b. found TO be great addition 10 the toilet al the use OF
any shsrp nsrum-ut entirely avoided and The hair Is 70
moved ia Eve or zen minutes after its application.
This competition il infsbe, and warranted 10 remove
superaous hair Aher als have received GER
tihcates of success which csnnot be contested.
Sold wholesale and retail a. CLIREHUGa'S new PEI
fsuery establishment 29 Broadway, Agent Tor Jp!es
Ha.s- Psh1n-r, Philadelphia mJis lms0e'
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Mr.. Strong eulocized Prindle as being able TO
do more business in given time than any other
he never knew g man who could read writing
like him.
Mr. Sweckhaner considered PrinGle gentle
mar and "a abe secretary as any he ever knew
in the State: there might be his equal. but he Is
had not me, with him. He hoped 20 see this
Convention a. conducted. as that the Of
party or faction should nc, be known in it
rwhy. then. was he one to agree TO plan whereby
one mar, Of the members cslied together from
ds7 10 dsy and another par, excluded impose officers
on the body which the whole, had they met brothers
together equally from the hrs would most probably
have agreed 70
Mr.. ChaiGed seemed to be of opinion tina, If Mr.
Patterson friends were in the majority. they would
not do as he now asked 10 be done By. Mr.. C.
smoke rather disparaginsiv of Mr. Prindle, whom
Mr. Simmons defended Mr. Chaifed said also
,ha, when the minority took the stump, whether for
or against the Constitution that nigh, be adopted
thew would throw The responsibility the party in
The majority.
Mr. Patterson said that if the majority there think
best 10 make every thing political why De il so
bat thew of The minority bad come there intending
10 ect upon every question without being tied up
By The usmme of party discipline; and he re-
GREETED TO see office anc station mus maze matter
Of caucus and of party.
Mr.. Rhoades had seen bat little of party on that
floor. and he asked gentlemen if it was not ex-
pected by very many of their constituents that
party shall be unknown here? The Convention
was called by the People-members of the two
grea, parties voted for, and Others against 1t. In
Greene county the People had sent here Wing and
a Democrat Both parties in Chemuns had united
on a man of acknowledged talent He tRhoades)
was nominated By Wing Convention-by Con-
vention of the Reformers-by the Liberty Men
and he had The votes of more than 200 VINO called
themselves BarnburDers-and the climax was gain
ed or capped b. The votes OF some OF the Old Hunk
ers
Here the Convention laughed heartily as much at Mr.
admirable manner of telling his story a; the story
itse-and after some such remarks a.; adjournment
to dinner took psce and the picuon of another debate
of the order threatened before the election
OF the third Secretary h
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From The n. o. Delta, l4,h.
--latest from Brazos St. Ingo.


me steamship Alabama Capt Winde, which
SSA Town Col Pey,ons Regiment returned last
sue encountered violen. gale on the bar the par
Ssa which We give in the extract from her Log
RsS,nsn sae stszos on Sunday morning COL Peyons
whs~e a'emesFsed. and encamped on the beach,
,pors 49, s.s already Col Davis Regiment All volun
nre.sn, M 70 rendezvous at Burrta which is
c,0.stn NJ, I've mead quarters Of Gen Smith
,e,-es,in wa squadron OF dragons pursued the
BAT % lS some sixty miles west OF Ma,amoros
soe mn ,r,h vt .s march that they could no, even
W WIN 'ne. rear guard. He is satisfied that The
sos.r ,0fSe al ISs, point a, the presen, time, is not
snnosNlv "a nossiS,s a, livery thing along
irsscs Ins business many Of them making money by
Nh me soldiers. and alesrnips 10 besvs ,h; ,he
are nor such outste harea,!x,s ansr NJ 40 ~
i. wed TO Believe them 10 be. ' - - 'Ae'
b , nov northumberland Gen. Taylor, Who will mn,
IL. el e%sggera,on admits it-,ha, the lo.s or
hse, ssS on the 9Th and sthpar,culay on ,bs
much larger than was q, Srs spnno.ad
,s IA Ian "no went tarsush the hospitals In Masno
Ne. u n must amount to six hundred 'A 11i'0e''
e,..yo OF the cannon which thew s,nt ., ,.,,.
sF'Fss's' bare been recovered, 'sAA ID "sa and
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myltf

~ The Cure without Nledicine.aDT. CHRisTiEs
Gny.sic R1Ncs.Sp MAJESTIC FLUrp.-This new sppl-
eson of The mysterious powers OF Gsvauism ard Magnet
lam Is attracting increased attention for lie wonderful en-,
IN The cure of Nervous Dsorers-the painful and
tedious OF the many diseases which we are all 'uslecl
Toe simple application OF the Rings and Fiuc 10 sup ICED
ing The OF the expensive aie-s and Re oelns
more Tor their uniform cespu.s' safety and suc'
c,ss On!y Agency IN New-York 1872 BRoApwY
A new WORK on Galvsnism by Dr. A b. CHsisriE, Jus'
siusd ard 70 be had gratis al the agency mylsu tsp
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Horrors OF War.
The following is an extrac: OF private letter
from an officer in the Army, dated

MATANoRos, Nay Z3.
went ever the field after the battle Of EeSdc1 dc Ia Pal
ma and the sight which met my eyes there which
imagination caa scarcely depict Bodies Of Mexican SOL
dIers were ing in every dlreco-some with their
heads entirely or partly shot o-ohers without legs OF
arms-ohers with their entreils torn out One man,
fine looking fellow lying the ground with car
fridge in his fingers having evidently been Killed while In
the act OF printing his nuske crept abou; my hands
and knees through the chappara and at every few PAGES
would come across dead bodies and at spot dtscov-
cred the body Of beautiful Nercon girl saked through ne
heart It impossible 10 conceive who could have been
y,y of this inhuman act II hardly necessary TO say
il is impossible that any American could have done it.
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DOGLE,S HYPERION FLUID; or Vegetable
Id Hair su5scriber has been induced
To bring this article before tho public d tbs request Of ala
tho nrpt respectaby, who have adopted is use In
their families sGd wish Chs 70 participate N lis sdyania-
ges
The Hyperion Is composed Of vegetable ingredients, tho
mpounding and blending which IL known solely
to ts subscriber IL article Ia which cleansing and
purifying wash IL beautifully blended with most delicate,
silky and goisy moisture before attained yet ce Of
animal grease essential oils Ii clears the pores OF e
skin causes healthy action In tho blood Vessels nerves.
kc which feed tbs hair thereby preventing BALDsEss srd
GRAY HAIR
IL entirely frees the skin from souri, dsndruf aud other
diseases dsposes The hair To curl and changes
tho hashes hair into the so glory and healthy ae
slso npsIh darker color and the FREQ Of H. both
the skn and hair in most healthy and lrxursn state
until tho latest period OF lifs
Ladies will fad the Hyperion great addition TO the to
let both Of its delicate and agreeable perfume
and the great facilities affords in dressing the hair which,
when moLt with the fuid be dresed In any required
FORM preserve IL. pacs whether pIan In euIs
When used chidrens heads, syS The foundation Oh
good head Of hair
Manufactured and fer sale by VIM BOGLE, I9 Wass'
ingon, corner Of Summer.sL Boston. For sale by A D.
D. Sands, Druggists, 100 RuIonsI corner pi VILLAIN soao
also Z73 Broadway and II East Broadway, New I0aL
Treatise on tho Anatomy and Phydology OF tno nai,
with directions for preventing badnsss removing ohneu
preserving the natural beauty and soiness o. vac na
by Vim. Boyle. accompanies each bottle myIS lmsod
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~1W-YORK TRIBUNE.
1o,x DAILY fRlBUNE 10 rUsMsHES
ssr tyEsY aoRN1Na. SUNDAY E1oErfk S..,,.
AZ tss -,-..ts. opposite tina City Hail.

fsb NL rsy MORNING. SUNDAY E1cErrEp.
Er,bune Buildings, corner Oh sp ru
~ s..,au streets. oppoSits ths oi'' "
10 City suo,cribers for NIrs Csr Al
Iri divers ben they prefer they can pay 10 ~ stn
Tor sx monks or year a ns rive poIlnra
ihe pes Cssrs. Mall subscribers Nv, =. ;. eou.
sic eopc in sd,soce. and The P:Pe; u 20 Sub,efp.
tsG1nnyopd the time for which ga, In sdyarcs
tnoed oey 5or six months. Three Dons H..nsnerr
aon, 1stso I'll Exchanges with Country .ns .,.
required ~ ,eraiyed al this o5ce ~note .eI IA -
p.!ly paps,So.s o! I'VE Ra,BuHr, sreno' 'io~ '-'
df.'en@ .x,ns OF ApvsRTrHss. q, ,,
,,s,.-First insertion. :. ...s''''''no, ee9e'
Five Lduea' q s.eh subseousD' in'ert.oa-.....o9
A. in,5e insoe e.rrs. eenta iiD''
O,er five LIZ ns.rion, which may 90 H.,
Ta-b subseqoon, tvice three umos eono llnA-
erery csJl VI oniion Of the sdveriiser w.t.,
u-eJ Nne op,..r,eu,s-Fiyc cerIs hne ioI nc Sn"'
Jo,ide % -Four cents for esen suoiecuen. 90
s,,Tgs M.lrt.s.s
- ered IN this paper appear oois
ry All Ao,e, and tss Evenlrg edition
nuy sEnI.wHEhLx ThlnuH aor,;,,.
THE 80 WypH ssDAY ana SATURDAY nofninEs
Ia robh;Ss.eoo. O. sonum. Two copies !or 49,
.pw.yORK WEEKLY TRiSUh&.
Scr PAPER FOR PIE COUNTRY,
syer7 SATURDAY mossiss NJ s1s ., .nn,o.
oN, snnum II sdvscce loeop'o' '0' 9''
u, S9i
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A GENCY FOR yAUGHNs Vegetable Lthon.

AGENCY FOR yAUGHNS Vegetable Lithon.
H4triptc Mixture is 1872 Nassau, opposite Clinton Hall,
NewYork, only place IN the city where IL can be bought
The great reputation this article has through the Dor
ern section OF the United States has Induced the proprietor
to establish Depot tho above location, and dealers or
consumers will find 1t always hand ready to forward 10
any part OF the country Pamphlets containing testimony OF
cures Dropsy. Gravel diseases Of the Urinary Organs,
tenn, diseases o. tho Lungs, Consumption Piles Jaundiee,
Scros Salt Rheum, kc. &c. will be furnished OF char
acter 100 respectable DO questioned donbte5 and In
this city The proprietor has the liberty 70 uso the name OF he
Rev C. Spsrry OF 1872 Nssssusl who Will state what ns
Knows Of the e.c this medicine 10 dropsy and gravel
The peculiar character Of the medicine VIII show Itself In
80 bottle In any case and Oman IN he u,e 81
th " OF bottle The singular effect produced by tho OF
IN. nIce-s ceainty relieving all and radically
curing nine In Twelve explained in The pamphlet which
he nsblic and all Interested will peHls call and ger gratis
Al 32 Nasssu opposite Clinton Hall Only Agency 10 ihs
city Phce Of Y bottle, 81, 80 OF do g. Dacount to
dealers myo 3meoum WIS
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~ For Boston vim Norwich and Worcester.
The steamer Cleopatra Capt Williams win leave South
side Of Pier No North River every onday, Wednesday snc
FrsSay ri p NJ. connecting with the cars 81 AnynS
Point Imysal CALEB PRA3S.J r, Conductor
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General Notices.

~ Removnl.-'No Charge until tie Harris Restored
R-storative on IN. above terms is removed No 10 De-
srcey-sL near tie Bowery Depo,s-Bszsar Us Broad
way New-York; Mkst Boston log Ninih.t Philadel-
ph,H- 1eS lWOs'
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e To Ladies.-Mrs- COVE continues TO give advice
and directions with respect the application OF Wafer
Cure in all diseases of women aud children 81 her resi-
dance eSI l0tb-.t MY SIN
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~ Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company,
No IL Wss-It syear since this Institution con-;
then frat announced in It's prospectus That the principles
therein contained have with the appreciation OF hose
who have the advantages which such an institution
sforas 10 making provision for family needs no other
proof Than The OF the fact that 7o Policies have
been issued and that premiums 20 the amount OF Siolos
25hsve been received during that period.
The Of funds received for premiums hiss arenoy
esisbthhed large capital which must rapidly increase by
the payments of the second years premiums, the sccrung
n'erea and The current receipts for policies Tbs &C
cuuatsoa from u enables the Directors 10 ui-
FL their promises today up fund meet the in
cressng sees insuredequsl repsuiirg every hepay
all demands for losses and divide large profits among the
insured.
F April. Stntement-Mu.rs Benes, Life Insurance
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DIG IRON-l2o IONS No. Gsrtsharie Pig Iron now
4 ianding and for sale By
jill oAss, WARD coNovER, 50 Br0sdts
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Whole number policies Ia. year. 20!
Whole amount Of premiums hrs: year .Si9-os :
This Company has net with but TWO Losses, amount
ing 10 seven thousand dollars,
BrNJ c. MILLER, Secretary.
Jos l.. Lcxp, Agent
Jas STEWART, NJ. d. No. Cyl Broadway. myiu
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~J Sherwood Commissioner OF Deeds for the
Stass OF New YORK Ohio, Michigan Illinois and Texas;
slso Wisconsin aad lows Territory. Once Is Pin est
doors Ess, Of Custom hors~ no stairs my = u
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Numerous other certificates of TO be reen at the
principal office hill ced invited to call and
their cases snd advice given Tree o charge
p S-The mediciue Ia fully packed in boIes, vilh
full directions for transportation. Prices per box g. ST.
and S24. Single bottles, with necessary medicines 81
AcENrs-J N. Parker, IS Corahl, Bo..on, Mass A.
skddy $50 r sceet Ph,ladepha swell Van 5uskirk,
2e2 s road corner of M-rks,-sl Newark. n Ludlow
Co Staten I.sud DRs VANS HART, Proprietors.
PRINCIPAL Office lsI Grands 81 N.wfOIk. jas ltos'
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~ Notice.-The D.iavau Union, D. OF T. viii hold
Special Mrsung st the Hall. 1877 Bowery. Friday tie
l2h al o'clocf P NJ All The members particularly
r-nn.,tas IN srend S. L. MARTYR. R. s.
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THE NANKIN TEA COMPANY,

O-n PEiRI1ST corner of Frsnklin-aguBre opposite
OOZ Frsukfof-,t. most respectfully inform the public
that they have Store for the ss!e OF Tess whole
SAL and retail 81 the where they purpose 10
keep Teas OF The kehes; fsg and pure imported
tfis OF ,teir Tess respectfully solicited all ess
pTchssed at heir Store giving entire is,tacon can be
All Of their Teas are Of the select and fragrant quail
ines Of the kin ds below mentioned
b convenience OF their customers The lowest
and ONLY p1,c- i. sff1 ed 10 esch Kind and quality.
49, SpEFN ,rT.S BLACK TEAS
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CHOWER BATHS-For sale al lie low price OF 80
= cent. and upwards also supply ca band Of popsng
oi.ss. nv pE,ratIruu Pumps lead pipe &c For s-ls
81 fmySo smI WA. WESf, i3 Hut.oa AZ
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,ur.,. Head Quarters-NIexicnn Trad
Col. nrc..-Re,rent of The Mexicans to-
err, ,mo,tcrey-Aristn's Fnte-Mexican Cru
warn ,,a,I Rag -speculation-NIailBa Bag
e" e Mistake.
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New York Constitutional Convention
TENTH DAY.

Work for the Committees Registry OF Voters
six Observation-Disclosures Abolition
of Court of Errors and Court OF Chancers
short Lnwsuits-Bur one Appeai-'ua'-
,;,I Anpoiurments-A Stale Sub-Treasury
ofrccr xation-Jurors-singIe Districts
"A Third SecreIary-Unicn.
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l,,oriaI IorresP O0e''Ns VI '' y
WEST BAsK OF THE Rio GRASDE,
NATANoKos, May 2s.
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IT WOULD FILL MANY COLUMNS to publish only
potaoo OF ie certificates and testimonials which have
been andy and voluntarily given by respectable persops
who have vsuabe benefit from tho Of Ito