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PAkISIAN DECOR ALIVE
UPHOLSTERY,

'UHT-AIN MAIENIALSI H.
NHE subscribers have their full assortment
Of Brocaels silas, Satin de LANES Tapestry Lamps
India Damasks, Chntzes, Moreens, Ornaments and Trim
mines suitable for Bed and Window Cutains aud furn
COVERINGS of all descriptions Tor nfe9, Decoratons
factories by Of the firm, and embrace The largest and
assorted stock the United States which having been
for cash. enable offer sa lower prce than
any other estsbi shm~ht In the city;
stock from WHICH ~y can oe supplied ~ any
quantity wholesale and retail Persons furnishing Will also
6ud IL 10 their advantage eleet from assortment
which variety cannot surpassed The newest desgns
SOLOMON HAkT,.
Upholsterers and Importers 23 Broadway
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Passengers Arrived.

NEuvIrAs-Bark Tonquir-Doct Carlos de Areague Gu
ba; Peter Ceigh, Paterson NJ.
SANTA MARrHA-B.k Bogoa-Capt Henry Smith. late
master Of bak Saluda of Boston, sold Valparaiso VIM
Neh, Boston; Jose Maria Rojas. Bogota.
new Embarrassing Auburn--MIs Adams, Mrs nj J
Randolph, Mrs Belkap child and servant, Miss Work.
man. Voorhees, Capt Mckenzie, USA-2 in the stee
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I'd. 70 be distributed among

IT. 10 be distributed among
no had made their arrangements
.uon. Eight hundred pieces were issued
.le day. but, by The next morning, only two
pieces were found in the hands of the Indians
Several young men of this city will leave this
afternoon TO Join the armed emigrants for Califor-
MA, who are to sail from New York about the
10Th inst FELIX.
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Foreign lulportatlons.

SANTA MAnTHABar Bogota-3ss hides GA tons fustic %
bbs sugar 10 do moasses IL tons old rope i20o c>coanu
pomnguez20 bags cocoa So, i03 specie GscsR cNat-6
bags coffee D~mnguez $3.50 81 528 specie Murray
LanmaG-s specie Aitwaer Maieiord-S $50 do Ju-
an de |, Granja-Sl,U7t do Everett x Battelle.
NEuvIrAs-Bng fonqun-235 hhds u ties do I5 hhds
molasses ] ties do 10 bbls do Holt 4 Owen.
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MISCELLANEOUS itecord.

The ships New York. for Liverpool; wspoe, for Lon
don; and Zurich, for Havre will sail 10 O'Clock this day
Letter bags at the Exchange Reading Rooms.
BRIe MAarAN GAos-Wc the undersigned, passengers on
beard the brig Marian Gage bound Belize Bay Of Hondu
% consider Il but Justice the vessel and captain 10 cor
!oboate what have oen heard that the above
brig Of the sailing from the Of New York
O Judgment formed from the fact ol this morning getting
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caused in great measure by tho collision between the
trains on Tuesday night last
The demand for Red Ash Coal for household purposes
Is good and for kinds OF White Ash Coai used in
steamboats, &c there is also fair demand at present
Coal which considered of the second quality has been
effected consder ably both In demand and price The
blow directed the industry OF the county although
sufficiently destructive already will not be felt
year particularly by the laboring portion OF the
munity III. IU
We regret learn that will require the greater por.
ton OF the month Of September, to place the canal be
that ought to have been in much greater Of for
wardness, has apparently been nursed by those interest,"
ed and on one or two sections that wet and dis
agreeable work, although premiums were offered for
hands, sufficient number could not be obtained per
form the work until recently About six hundred hands
were discharged finished work below Reading during
the week.
The quantity of Coal sent market this year from the
schuy kill, Lehgh, Pinegrove and Wyoming regions,
In round numbers amounts to. l,05979i tons
Increase in ls46, so far. only. l4l, 3l5 tons
The Lsckawana region will send about the guam
tty TO market this year that they did in ls45.
Coal Freights-There is good supply of vessels and
prices steady. We quote to Boston 81 so Provi-
dence and Fall River 81 IS to 81 3l4 New York and
Brooklyn 81 and to Baltimore rs cents per ton.
Sent TO market for the week ending Thursday
ing last.
Week Total
so ,,,e;, o2oo 10 iSo,ioo 10
SchuyikIl Haven. 13,4l7 Ol 2S562l w
Port Clinton. ........... 3l09 IL 1883 os
s.,s42l5 ses,s7s OF
TRANSPORTATION.
From NJ Carbon. Haren. p. Clinton.
To Philadelphia. -. 10 90 / As
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CONCENTRATED ExIRNAhSlT. * snA rs

DREPARED BY the New York College Of Medcme snd
Pharmacy established for the suppression Of quackery.
This refined and highly concentrated extract possessing al
he is confidently recommended by the College superior
TO any extract Of Srsapas present before the public and
nav Re- eiied remedy for all diseases arising
sm mpurs Of the blood such scrofnla salt heum
ring worm pInples ulcers in the bones
eruptons, liberated throat
AMI disease arriving from the secondary effects Of syphilis
An injudicious use Of mercury
Sold in single bottles, at 10 cent
/" n cases Of half q dozen bottles $50
dozen I" 2so3
Gases forwarded to all parts Of the Union
N B. A very liberal discount wholesale purchasers
Once opea froa "A. M. to 10 r. M.
w. 9. RlCHARDSON, M. D..
Nssss- vo~kf
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'oL CLAssfFicATrors


The quantity sent this week. says the Potsville jour
nal Of the l4th instant is "a s42 TONS which about two
Thousand TONS less than the quantity sent last week,
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10 WESTERN TRAVELLERS.
Z ~ -

HE Public respectfully Informed that the break
in the Canal caused by kthe late reshet, ing been
paired, the PIONEER = ExPREss LINE, via Railroad
and Canal from Phadelphia Pittsburgh
regular trips for the Monday, the 9Th of April,
leaving the Depot, No. IA Market street, DAILY. ~
By this passenge will avoid all the fatigue and dan
of night travelling coaches, both Railroads being
ed in daylight.
For further information apply At the Once.
~ Market street, doors above Eighth
-aIo 6n re A. B. CUMMINGS. Agent.
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THE EYE

DR WHEELER, OcuIi.s. No. y Greenwich street. New
~ York. the Baery devotes his exclusive aftentiou
diseases Of Eye and Ophthalmc Surgery the
public that there not the diseases
which the human eye subject disorders of
which cannot be essentially relieved cured by him 1he
nnmbe Of undoubted testimonials which can be seen
his Office will satisfy the public that his practice Is
in the United States. - ~
.Ofhee hour. from M. to o'clock r NJ altar which
Artificial Eyes for sale, and which will bs inserted
pamphlet oontaning remarks Diseases ofthe Eye with
several Instances OF great effected by Dr. Wheeler
mode OF treatment can be had erauitousy residence
tne same VIII be Forwarded TO making application 10
him nv letter maid mvi7 Inns
M AIRED LADIE, WILL FIND MUCH TO IN.
" teesi them by peru.ing Moral Physioogy, written by
the Hon. X ID. Owen wi sddoons alterations, by
Glover NJ ID. Were this boos carefully read by every
married person. and its advice strictly followed are per
shaded that different state Of society from the present
large family Of children which copd be but poorly reared
prevent guy prudent people from entering the matrimonial
state but here Is work that will tell You important
which obviate all such objections Price OF
boox 80 For sale No Ann st. and most oher book
stores sui2 imerc
no PAPER BOX MAKERs.-2o,O0o lbs straw Boards
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LUNG ISLAND KAILROAD COMPANY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
NR l2 sR1

'"A''' NUN NEsDAY. NAY IS isss: A--
LEAvH BRooKLYr o'clock A. NJ Boston in for Green
port, daily ts.esg. Sunday stopping as
tsk o'clock, A. NJ, for Farmn dale and
M3P. M. through to Greenport, ping
both ways Jamaica, Branch, Hicks, lille.
Eam'ngdale and all the stations beews en-
Farmlngdale and Greenport
at P M for Farmingdale and nteyms
date places.
LEAVE GREENroRr ats O'clock A. M traiu
daily, (except sundays,l through to Brook.
atssPM., Boston rrain, or ON the arrival Of
the steamer from Norwich stopping At s.
Georges Manor and Farmingdae.
LEAVE FARMIropALE at 6x A. M, Accommodation train
for Brooklyn.
mek A. M Greenport train. for Brooklyn
B B I; M Accommodation t'''n' f0f
LEAVE JAMAICA at A. NJ Accommodation train Brook
atsX:A M treenport train for Brooklyn
At 81 p. M. Accommodation train. FOR
FARE TO = Bedford cents. East New York lak. Race
Gour.e lsx Trotns Cou.e sk, Jamaica p, Bru;hville
sion Of courtl nH Hampstead Branch M, earle Place
a. Westbury a Heksyiile a. Farmingdale s2H Deer Park
81 lsX Medio.d station Ysphsnk 81 s7 S. Georges
Manor 81 s2H Rverheaa 81 Jamespo 81 e2N Matte
Accommodation train 81 s. reeSpo BY boston train 81 IS
Stages in readiness the arrival of trains at the several
stations to take passengers very low fares to all parts OF
the Island.
Baggage Crates will be readiness foot of Whitehall
receive baggage for the several trains 30 minutes
before the hour of starting from the Brooklyn side.
twice each day. the arrival Of the from Brook
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DOCTOR MORRISON confines his practice ~ 'lu.ively
~ to the Of private diseases mercuris ulcers
syphitic eruptions chronic uet discharges other
affections Of the urinary apparatus Structures OF the most
OBJ tnate character cured by DR. Nj. improved
pan Twenty-Five years. experience enables him
with that debility arising from de-
structive htbit.
N.B-Dr NJ. holds no communion with pretended Lon
don surgeons feeling satisfied lie is the only
London surgeon in the city See his London diploma in his
Office 20i Fulton Letters post paid and
medicines forwarded O all w
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coNsTI4. TIoNAL DEBILITY CURED.
RECORDS ALTEaATIyr MATURE,

EOH the permanent Of primary secondary syphs
yenerih ulcers nodes complaint pr0duded BY ~
nudicious use OF mercury unsknl medical treatment
should use this purifier without delay per
consider himself ater having venera disease
without thoroughly cleansing the system with this justly
celebrated Alternative.
Sold single bottles 81 Of half dozen fo
IS carefully packed and ~ parts Of the Union.
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HEAD THE FOLLOWING ADVEKTlsEMENTs
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY
IS NASSAU STREET.
MEDICAL. ADVICE IN PRIV TT DJCE CES

THE MEMBERS Of the New York College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy established for the suppression of quacke
~ continue to direct their psreus, attention all d.ea.e
ring medical treatment safe and permanent cure
to the constitution confinement from business In
g cor the first Appearance Of those diseases,
the members Of the College, auy years connected with
the principal hospitals Europe for the Of those
plants, attends for consultation daily from A. M NJ
Terms,..Adyise and Medie,ue &5-cure guaranteed
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALlDs-Perso.
living the country, and finding make
have forwarded TO them chest
their explicitly, together with all symptoms time
traction and treatment received elsewhere, if any, and
closing Is, post paid.
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T.. +. kOkI I'M,
IMPORTER OF 49,
IMITATION PRECIOUS STONES, VENETIAN AND
BOHEMIAN BEADS, TURQUOIsES, GARNETs,
GLASS DROPS nc. &c .
aus lm'He No DKy sTRKET, NEW foRK.
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perior quality, from Nos to a. just received md for
sale by PERSSE BROOKS,
sul2 imr ssmd 81 Nusssa q.
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vrO PAPER BOX MAkERs.-2o,Ooo lbs straw Boards
from Nos % to 100, superior quality received, and
for sale by PERSSE BROOKS,
\ aui2 In Is and 81 Nassau g.
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RATES TOLL TRANSPORTATION.
From MI. Carbon S Haren. p. Clinton.
. 10 Richmond: 49,. 81 90 81 SO 81 80
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vELPEAU's sPECIrIC PILLS.

VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILL6
NOR the radical of gonorrha gleet, seminal ennis
sions all mocopuruent discharges from the urehrs
These Pills. the result Of twenty years. experience
Hospital de Charlie in Paris pronounced by their cee
bated inventor Professor Vepsau nabe remedy
all diseases OF the Urethra. They effect in muef
shorter time than other remedy without tainns the
business. Price 81 per boz.
CONyT1lt TIONAL DEBILITY CURED
VHE TONIC MlXTUkr, prepared By the College OF
Medicine and Pharmacy OF the city of New ok con
fdenty recommended for all OF debility by
secret indulgence Of any kind Is an invaluable
ing on malformation.
Single bottles 81 each cases Of hal Oxen IS carefuII,
packed and all parts Of the Union
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THE tNTELLlGENcER ON THE OFFER OF Nj

THE fNTELLlGENCER ON THE OFFER OF ME-.
DIATION.
The following disgraceful article appears in the
Integencer of this morning:
GOLFER MEDrATIoN.-Our readers will per-
ceive, by reference to the extracts which give
in another column from debate in the British
House of Commons, the gratifying fact that the
British government has instructed it's minister here
to offer to our government the mediation of Great
Britain 10 settle the srsiing difficulties bettoeen this
country and the republic Of .Herico.
"As the war with Mexico ioas begun ,othotd any
adequate cause, and is continued without any ade-
quate object believe that the tohole country Gall the
paying part of IT. al leas) will rejoice at ANY IN
PREVENTION which shall bring it to an early
and reputable end"
With what purpose is it that the National Intel
gencer seeks to disgust all the patriotic feeling of
the land' Why is it that day after day, and
month after month"; that journal continues to seize
every occasion for manifesting its foreign predi-
econsl Is it not enough that in every controversy
with foreign power, the IntelIigencer takes sides
against its own government and country Is it not
enough that that journal went for France, when
General Jackson had controversy with France,
aad for England in our recent controversy with
England, and now for Mexico, Heaven save
the mark y in with that power
To what end, in addition to all this nefarious
course Of public action, does the Intelgencer now
camor out for ANY INTERVENTION on the part Of Eng
land, which shall 'Senie our difficulties" with
Mexico' If the Intelgencer be the avowed organ,
here at Washington, of the English government, or
Of foreign governments in generaI-If it have whoiiy
forgotten that it an American Journal
why has it not the decorum the prudence, at
least to veil and shroud from the abhorrng gaze OF
the public eye, the turpitude of such poston' In
stead of this, it faunts its foreign sympathies and
feelings before the people. It's motto is, "any inter
penon" on the part of England, rather than that the
American government and people should manage
their own affairs. If we know anything Of the spir
it Of our countrymen, this Infamous conduct will
concentrate upon itself the universal contempt and
odium which it so richly deserves
Why does the Intelligencer remember TO for
get'' that we have ourselves offered negotiation to
Mexico; and, therefore, that independently of all
other reasons any mediation on the part of any
foreign nation, Unnecessary
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POWERS OF ATTORNEY TO RECEIVE MONEY OF
ID

POWERS OF ATTORNEY TO RECEIVE MONEY OF
THE GOVERNMENT
We are requested to call the attention of claimants
upon the government to q law passed July 60 1916.
This act provides that whenever claim on the
United States "shal hereafter be obtained by
luton or act of Congress, and thereby directed TO be
paid" the money shall not BIO paid to any person
other than the claimant or his legal representatives.
unless such person shall produce power of attor-
ney, erscuted after the enactment Of the resolution or
act aiio,oing the claim.
"And every such warrant of attorney shall refer
to such resolution act, and expressly recite the
amount allowed thereby and shall be attested by
two competent witnesses, and be acknowledged by
the person or persons executing it before officer
having authority to take the acknowledgment of
deeds, who shall certify such acknowledgment; and
it shall appear by such certificate tkat such officer
at the time of making such acknowledgement, read
and fully explained such warrant Of attorney to the
person or persons acknowledging the same"
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From the st Louis Republican Sept. a.
REPORTED RATTI Il Ar NAUXOO ,

BY the steamer Ocean Wave, which arrived here
Yesterday, we learn that a messenger arrived at
Warsaw about IL o'clock on Friday evening few
minutes before she LEFT, who stated that battle had
taken place about three o'clock that afternoon ar
Nauvoo, which lasted two hours, and IN which fro m
twelve to fifteen men were killed and woudned
The particulars, far they could be ascertaineG
arc that on Friday the Nauvootes, hearing that the
ant-Mormons we're the march to their city,
marched out to the number of from three to five
hundred and posted themselves at the distance Of
about one mile east Of the temple, having an open
plain in front, and extensive corn-held in the
rear, their line being formed and parallel with
the fence. Here they waited the approach Of the
antics, who arrived about three o'clock in the after
noon, said to be eight hundred in number, with
FIVE or six pieces Of cannon. The latter were post
ed on an eminence and opened their FIRE on the
Mormons, but at too great distance to be effective
Soon after, the action was continued with small
arms, and lasted until O'clock when the antics
either retreaed or withdrew. Their loss is stated
to be from eight to fifteen killed. but that is uncer-
tain, and the Nauvooites had one man killed and
two wounded; the latter had no cannon. II was ex-
pected that the battle would be resumed the same
evening or on the following morning.
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nghnul sovereignty. England, during the pendsn'
cy OF the Oregon question, was disinellned, or al
least faied TO take the outrage under consideration
The language of part Of her cabinet is now clear
and explicit thai the measure an open and
wAnton violation Of the settlement Of the peace OF
Europe by the Congress Of Vienna, and thal Cra-
COW must and shall be restored to It's rghtful indie
Pendence. Should the partitioning powers persist
IN the maintenance Of what Austria has accomplish.
ed, in other times than these when the most fright
iul questions are settled smicably the peace Of all
Europe would unquestionably bS endangered if not
interrupted.
Tomorrow the king is to meet the newly elected
Chamber at the Palais Bourbon. An account Of thu
ceremonies will no doubt reach you by the Great
Britain.
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NAyAL.-The Pensacola Gazette of the 18th in
slant has the following;
The United States frigste Potomac, Captain
Aulick, arrived here on Wednesday last. The only
news we learn by her was the capture of Bremen
brig by the schooner Flir in attempting to run into
Vera Cruz, after having been warned Off three DAYS
previous by the brig Somers. She had a cargo of
silks, &C., valued at $4,000.
1.-The steam frIgote Princeton, Captain Engle, ar
rived here yesterday morning, bringing a bearer Of
dispatches from Commodore Conner We have
not been able to learn that she brings anything later
than our accounts by way Of New Orleans She
sails again this day.n
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AMERICANS.
BY United states Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 81.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 81.
To the Editor Of the UniOns
Howard street -four is held to-day at "a IS; bu
no sales City mills, S.. Red wheat is selling al
IS 81 90. At Philadelphia to day -four advanced
to IS, with considerable speculative demand. Prim,
red wheat 81 Is. Yellow corn 10 cents per bushel
Whisksy a6 centsper gallon. At New York to,
day demand for -four not so active. Sales, western
and southern, at S.. Some holders asking more
Prime wheat selling at 81 90 a 81 10 per bushel
Corn, fair sales at IA cents.
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THE PRISONERS OF THE TRUXTUN.
u. S. SCHOONER FLIRT,
Off Vera Cruz, August IS, 1886

Off Vera Cruz, August IS, 1876.
DEAR SIR Having the honor of beings friend Of
your son, | take the liberty of addressing you to
alleviate the solciude of your family on the receipt
of the news of the loss of his vessel and the capture
of her officers and crew by the enemy, with the ex
cepton of Lieuts. Hunter and Bergman.
The former gentleman informs me that your son
quite well when he left the vessel, and speaks
in the highest terms of his conduct on the emer.
gency.
would also state that the officers enjoying all
the honors of war, and residing with the euten-
ant governor at TuxPan-a person very kindly dis.
posed towards them; and that the province itself has
declared for peace. As the Mexican government are
in our debt number of prisoners, your sons deen:
ton must be short one. Sincerely hoping that
your son will shortly be restored to you,
remain your obedent servant %
GEO. HARRISON STARR,
5t.r... ..n U. s. Navy.
To Col. BANKHEAD, U. s. Army. 4
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"FoRr BENT, August 9. 1916.

ONT BENr, August ., 1916.
awe are not encamped exactly at the fort, but
about nine miles this side. Our intelligence is very
limited regards our future course, the officers
seeming to consider that the dear people have no
use for information. The impression is we shall
start after resting eight ten days recruit horses
and men, that are both in almost a universally used
up condition, though there are not great number
actually laid up by sickness-n all, in our compa-
ny, about ten. There is great complaining about a
want Of provisions the men actually not receiving
more than about hafa much they can eat The
issue 10 be made in future Of coffee is to consist of
four tin cups full for the entire company for twenty.
four hours, One company lately attacked provi-
son wagon and took therefrom all they wanted; and
their example may bc initiated Some of the com
panies, believe, have less nothing to complain
off,
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We lay before our readers remarks from
the London Times, and sketch of the debate in
the House Of Commons, about mediation between
the United States and Mexico We are compelled.
for want of room, to postpone, till our next the
comments which they call forth.
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CUPERIoR PRINTING PAPER.-The
- subscriber has just received on consignm' Mt
100 reams very superior printing paper "a by 80
inches, which will be sold low for cash.
FITZHUGH COYLE,
General Commission and Agricultural Ware
house, near the corner Of 9Th street and Penn. sv
Sept l0-3taw1w
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I5-The Rev. Thomas p. Hunt, the drunk
ards friend will lecture the evils of intemperance
Tuesday evening, 22d instant, at the Rev. Mr., Tus.
tins church, 9Th street, in the Of the Patent
Office, at II o'clock, p. M Attend rum-selers and
drinkers you may be benefited by so doing.
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pOARDING.-Any gentleman of good char
- acter, engaged in any Of the departments, with
ready cash capital of three to FIVE hundred dollars,
make safe loan, and receive his board free Of
charge until said money is repaid, by addressing
Sydney j. Smith, through the post Office, giving
name and place Of business, (Which shall be strictly
confidential by the advertiser) to which immediate
attention viii be given. @aF #
Sent 2I--3tifs .E r. IT,.