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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-05
OH WATCH YOU WELL BY DAYLIGHT.
BY SAMUEL LOVER.

BIZ SAMUEL LOVER.
Oh watch you well by daylight,
By daylight may you fear,
But keep no watch in darkness
The angels then are near;
For Heaven the sense bestoweth,
Our waking life to keep,
Its tender mercy showeth,
10 guard us in our sleep
Then watch you we'll by daylight;
By daylight you may fear,
But keep no watch in darkness
The angels then are near.
Oh watch you well in pleasure
For pleasure oft betrays,
But keep no watch in sorrow,
As in the darkness drear,
To Heaven entrust the morrow,
For angels then are near.
Oh watch you well by daylight,
By daylight you may fear,
But keep no watch in darkness
The Angels then are near.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-05

E,ANCY Cassimers, silk and worsted vesting
L. for sale, {:
Manney's.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-05
SYMPATHY

- I VT 4 II L.
a single tear, with feeling shed,
Ger sorrow and distress,
Throws sunshine round the aching head
To cheer, revive, and bless.
One tear, who has it not to spare?
1t is little thing,
Yet lifts the soul above despair,
On bright seraph's wing.
Deem it not vain-a silent tear
But let it kindly fall;
Twill be gem to deck your bier,
When death shrill voice shall call.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-05

NEW GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER
TUST received, complete assortment of Sum
j mer Goods, which will be sold at his usual toio
prices by u. l.. MCKINNEY.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-05

COUNTRY Merchants and Pedlars can be sup
~ Piled with Goods at n s6i7ll advance from
cost By dec2d Il. I. Manney 90
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-05

j. BOND,
CNON TINUES to act as Agent Tor The purchase
X and sale of Real Estate
FOR SALE.
A farm of 100 acres. 10 miles from southport;
with % acre, of winter wheat, and 20 acres OF
Spring crops on the ground-a very desirable To-
cation. FUN SAt'r' - III
A number Of village lots for cash or upon no
sral credit. FOX hEN ...h
v,rd. Possession given Immediately. Apply
to J. BOND, Office corner of OF main and park st.
May 10, 1886.
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TAKE NOTICE.

4 Ii persons indebted TO the subscriber are re-
y quested &c call and pay up or costs viii io'
w. {Feb. 2i) ID. l.. Nj kinney
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Died.

O1c0,
On Sunday morning, the 9th inst, of bronchitis JA,
Is. ARCHER, aged 35 years
His friends and acquaintances and those Of his bro
his funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from his late re-
sidence, No 1875 Third avenue.
On Sunday morning. 9th inst, EDWARD ROBINS, eld-
est son OF Edward and Elizabeth Carter aged years.
months, and 26 days.
The friends and acquaintance of the family, and
those OF his grandfather Nathan Robins respectful
ly invited to attend the funeral this (onday) after
noon at 3ocock from the residence of his father No
% Rutgers street The remains will taken to Green
wood Cemetery.
On the 2lst March, in her well known cave at Red
Bar ON the coast of the county Of Antrim
(EDg) aged 100 years, ANN MURRAY. The Is at
the base Of Lourg Eden II is low dark cold and damp;
yet she has inhabited for so years and enjoyed excel
lent health She entirely the contributions
of visters
At Kilborn Priory, (Eng) in his 10th year. Admiral
the battle Of Trafalgar and other battles with Lord
Nelson, and had been in more than 100 engagements
He was especial favorte of his late Majesty King
William w
At Rome, aged 6s, Baron SrANIsLAs KLIcxI, Polish
Lieut. General who served with great distinction under
Napoleon.
AT Upsala Professor ERIC GUSTAV GEUER the cee-
DRAFTED historian and philosopher The deease Of this
eminent man Is much to be regretted, he has not
completed his great work the history of Sweden.
On sunday morning, 9th inst, JAMES KING son Of
The friends and acquaintances OF the family are re-
specfuy invited to attend the funeral this afternoon
at O'Clock, from $50 Elizabeth street
The friends of DENNIS BUcKLY, laborng man along
shore will please attend his funeral this day ut four
o'cockP. Nj from No 81 Cherry street.
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comparison of prices current yesterday with those
ruling at the close Of the previous week. exhibits i'm
povement In Kentucky 6's of per cent, Penn SIS u
Illinois u Erie Railroad (od) u, Long Island stoning
ton 8, Farmers Loan p, Harlem " North American
Trust d, and decline in Norwich and Worcester Of l.
and Morris Canal u per cent
Alta recent meeting of the Board of Directors of the
Phoenix Bank it was determined to withhold all loans
from fancy stock any hereafter be made by the
officers ofthe institution they be made entirely upon
their personal responsibility The hypothecators of the
Norwich and Worcester, and Reading Railroad bonds
were Immediately directed to remove their deposits
ms Is a good beginning, and We hope but the COM
mencement of movement that will shut fancy stocks
entirely out Of our banks 1t is reform long called for
and much required by the mercantile classes and should
eheexample be faithfully followed by the other banks
fhis city, the money market would a steady and
uniform Characteristic value of money would cease to
huctuate the rate Of interest would be more uniform
and there would not be those mutations and
e'ntractions In the banking movement of the State
which nearly every quarterly report exhibits Legita
mate business paper would have better chance of be-
ing discounted and the banks would conne themselves
entirely to the business for which they chartered
SO long banks speculate in fancy stocks
loan on such securities, shall at time money
reduced below its intrinsic value in order to initiate the
stock market and at another time raised high to
transactions.
The value of merchandise imported into this district
for the first four days in June this year. $3.50
against S6l20s3 for the corresponding period in ls46
showing increase of $27l 664 this year The amount
odutes for the time this year S204 562 against
Slss, l73 last showing an increase Of $l6349.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank of memphis Tenn
has suspended specie payments The Memphis Eagie,of
May 25th says
The President has gone to New Orleans to forward
specie and doubt not that the banks receipts will be
Large during the coming thirty days. Its circulation
We understand to be about $3.50 900 while, Its bill of
change assets 100000.
we call the special attention of the public to the fol-
lowing notice of the bank
FARMERS AND MERcHANTs BANK,(
MEMPHIS, May "a, l947.
Resolved That the Farmers and Merchants Bank Of
Memphis suspend the payment Of specie temporarily
and until due notice Of resumption shall appear in
the newspapers.
Resolved, That note holders be and they hereby
cautioned against sacrifices the notes of this bank
her resources ample and w soon be made available
copy. c. LOFLAND, Cashier.
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WAsHIreToN. june l. IeA7.

WAsHINoToN, June l. I5A7.
Correction Of Rhetorical E,ror-7ne Oregon Qussffon
The National InfeLigeneer Of this morning, in an
article upon the organ Of the Prcsident-incdentaly
treating of the settlement Of the Oregon questionss
into an error which, as misstatement Of portion Of
the history Of the country 1t Is worth while to correct
The Inisligencer says-"A treaty having the forty
ninth parallel for it's basis arranged In London"
This assertion although 1t would to be supported
by the high authority of Mr. McLanc, Is certainly in
correct Mr.. Buchanan never wrote despatch to Mr..
McI.ane while the latter minister at the British
court OF which could be at all construed into
an evidence Of the willingness Of the administration to
accept less than tyfour forty" From FIRST to last
Mr. Buchanan insisted upon right to the whole Of
Oregon and intimaton at any time given to Mr.
McLans that treaty on tho basis OF the forty ninth
parallel would be sanctioned by the President Both In
his dispatches to Mr. McLsne and In his conversation
with private friends the subject Mr. Buchanan again
and again declared that tho administration would not
10 accent less than the whole Of Oregon unless
under the compulsory adviscment Of the Senate.
But what furnishes the most stringent refutation Of
this assertion the fact that Mr. McLane, in tho de-
snatch accompanying the projo offered by the British
for the settlement Of the question tho
b.s. Of tho forty ninth parallel dssauded the Secretary
Of state from entertaining IT, as he did not consider It
an ultimatum but mere naked offer to draw us from
the line Of hyfour degrees forty minutes and the
strongest dsausvc 70 the Senate from closing with this
offer this very despatch Of Mr. McLsne laid before
them with the offer selfthe President declaring in his
message accompanying these documents, that his opn-
ION still unchanged to the validity Of title to
the whole Of Oregon 1t under the force of two
thirds vote of the Senate advising acceptance Of the pro-
position Of the British government that he Afterwards
gave sanction the treaty fthe terms Of this treaty
wee Arranged IN Loldoa, VIII shotid ~ -cLane ia
the despatch accompanying the offer Of the Bnsisa
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JOSEPH F. ATWILL,
Proprietor Of the MUSIC REPOSITORY
TO The MUSICAL WORLD.
BEAUTIES OF THE OPERA"

r,,,. Published Monthly,
ne OBJECT OF this publication offer the music publ
2, e tnted states the Gems Of the Operas" perform
ca ae winch has lately been exhibited this
uy the subscrber who Is engaged in the has
every occasion 70 faer himsefthst he will with be
raj and that he still further led expect he has
engaged agents IN the principal European cities. forward
merit as soon AZ Produced which will give him an oppou.
nifty Of selecting for this work music adantcd
% hs taste oil the different schools Of the of
This work will be furnished with original mr.
angemen and selections by the talented artists OF this
country. " WIZ
The Musical Monthly will be Published on the first dav Of
each month"; comprising twenty pages (of engraved music
Songs, Duets, Marches Watzes PoIkss Mszourtss e o.
with selections from the Operas arranged for the Piano Forte
Fntazies Melanges Pot Pouuis, nc All foreign songs
will have English version adaptat This work will Be
year form beautiful and useful volume at the re-
duced price Of so cents number dollars per annu
deyered each number being complete ITSELF thus sub
scrber will be furnished with collection Of Of the
best which, IL purchased otherwise would
four the sum- aud could be obtained without mpor
cations
NJ Five dollars per annun paid in advance the time
Of subscribing.
upon the day cfpublcston subscribers every Of the
Union
The Beauties Of the Opera may be obtained the pr
cpa Music and Book Stores and Periodical agents throughout
o''''D '''''' anu u JOSEPH F. ATwILL
Proprietor Of the Piano Forte and Music Repository
And Publi.hs Of, the BEAUTIES or T III oPERA,p
Country Payers giving the above mouths insertion
shall receive the above WEEK half PRICE, - fsss&rc
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wAsHrsoros, June 4, ls47.

WAsHINaroN, June 4, ls47.
Rumors from Merico-Prospeets Of Peaee-Operasions
Commodore Perry.
The rumor Herrera's election President Of Mexi-
CO. although not impossible is still improbable the pre-
vious accounts from the interior indicating tone Of
feeling the part of the people emnenty adverse
peace and Herrera every knows has always been
the advocate of pacific policy II no has been elected
and If he acquire strength sufficient to enable him
to treat there Is better prospect Of peace than
have had yet
gentleman every way reliable, who has resided for
number of years in the city Of Mexico and has lately
turned thence represents the peace party composed
Of the most influential class They desire cessation OF
hostilties but they wish the humiliation Of the Mexi-
army, the principal element Of lasting peace.
Every victory achieved by army Is clear gain The
army has, since Mexico became republic, tyran-
nzed the peacably disposed citizens and almost
every president has been military man, forced upon
the nation by tho soldiers The Castle Of San Juan de
Ua has been the workshop in which have been forged
most of the numberless revolutions that have taken
place since 1874 1t is time this military despotism
broken upunti it be, Mexico can enjoy no permanent
peace The intelligent Mexicans this and they
desire nothing than the total humiliation Of tho
army. 1t broken up at Cerro Gordo, but the last
represent Santa Anna at tho head Of another
large force, and doubtless two battles will
take place before can hope for peace.
Should Santa Anna be with his whole force in advance
as said General Scott will doubtless proceed At once
notwithstanding his deficiency in troops At tho pre-
vious advces he undecided whether not to ad-
vance with his diminished force he apprehensve
nm attack by Santa Anna In his should he do
The clergy Of San Luis Potos have evidently been
frightened by the atoms Of Santa Anna Their
remonstrance to their countrymen is stirring and
ergetic appeal but they have evidently been led TO be-
lieve that the Americans cannibals, something
worse Their words will work mischief II the Potosinos
have any valor in them Should there be Morelos
among those reverend gentlemen, the might last
longer than Is generally anticipated.
Although the sentence Of Lieutenant Hunter met the
approval the Executive yet the Of Commodore
Perrys reprima looked upon wanting In dignity
and manliness His whole conduct, since he took the
Of the squadron has been In very bad TASTE to
use the midest phrase. Finding Commodore Conner
engaged in cooperating with General Scott In the
duction Of and San Juan de Uua instead OF
waiting until these operations well begun, should
have terminated he precpitately exhibited his commits
sion and undertook the command Such indelicacy
quires comment. Without any labor he reapsd the
fruits Of Connors years Of disagr eeable inactivity His
conduct In this instance and In the Of Lieutenant
Hunter has detraced in small degree from his popu
larity GALvIENsIs
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|ENrRAL ksLIEr COMMITTEE or THE SOCIETY OF
FRiENDs, 40 FLEET STREET, DUBLIN
4, 18th Of 5th month, May 18i7

a, 18th Of 5th month. May 1877
II Expected FRIEND-We had hi. pleasure per las,
packet under date Of the Sd inst have now to ac
knowedge receipt thy further advice the the
ana ter ENCLOSURES may suffice say that
note has or shall be taken.
evidence furnished by each successive arrival from
America Of the unrng kindness Of benevolent citizens
toward our suffering people whether in their native
land or when they seek asylum your hospabe shores
as hey are now doing by thousands indeed
cent and most seasOnabe supplies but
99 engagement. in which, from the of our
lspos to the present time we have been surrounded with diff
cutes aud discouragemen of which Concerned TO
say we cam yet see no prospect Of early termination
mas been taken to provide for the due reception Lii
vepoo OF your shipments Liverpool aud SddoDs You
vrInen renders comparatively unmporant whether your
shipments are made to Liverpool Irish port though
some convenience has doubtless your past
LOT dsverig supplies sundy ports in Ireland aud
we are glad to inform you that far know all your
shipments those named which not yet 70 our
knowledge arrived been delivered safety and good
what portion Of these large supplies has been acmaIiv
dstrbuted; but we may safely assure YOU that in the
ths hrst arrival many itsusand barrels of vour er
ceiient meal have be allotted in free grants in some
ss most remote distressed districts of country and
some Of ou hesitate to assure US that
Ihe distribution thus msds been instrumental under
rovidencc in saving thous of lives The demands for
assistance continue to be any former period
anu we ea are likely TO be ~ DR. considerable time
We obliged for the cop furnished to us of thy judi.
cious letters several parties applying your com.
that such claims when u.s. uniformly receive
u attention Respecting the district of Skull in the county
oil Cork for which appeal made thy sympathy it
deputation Of Cork committee and otherwise paraen
LACEY Of ths,r caeand we have no doub, will continue
Je6 1t JOSEPH BEWLEY
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CITY AmCsEs AZ EnTs,
TICKET NIGHT.

nun, mn TICKET NIGHT.
formed he COMEDY vii b bs ssa
dow warren Vernon sop2s Hsas S S1. H;a W,
DER Mr.. H"s ssmSo Mr. Posey The FAIRY Gsa. M.
Door. open O'clock and the performances will commence
Boxes. s.; Pit, 50 cents: Gallery. as centsI
ROWERY THEATRE:.-A ". J4exsos. Propris,or--H
T. e sss cxsTaasS MEe"fG6
Henry viii, King Of Esy!snd Mr. Clarke; EthslwOOd,
sssiI *: h Mxb A Nj TME
"a conclude with BEAUTY AND THE BEAsr-John
Bore. 8 cents; P, and Gallery la,. cents.
Doors open at 6a< Performance commences ATTY
pax JhEATkE.-1hs ITALIAN OPERA C0fPA-
i"% % Is p as% Theatre. s On
Be-. s for the be secured application at the
ssE h,ssis 5s;
RRiIamds, ssqSa Ba 4S..ss ssaors Poo; X..ur Sig
'd.ls IL as. ss 5sa:, sa0 D0a
q sfs ss M ci . e si Ss
sts be a. sa'sd at the box
Doors open at halt past ], performance commence
{ ARD.5CHkl STY's MINsTRELs avail themselves of
New hs isd.s..
10 e for the oa,
anticipate the honor Of returning city early
public " ~ EFcH HIST Continuation
!eo zes-Ic Proprietor.
| A ME ,tICAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES both AZ
THE oRPHEXN FAMILY. OR KENNEBECK
| m VOCALISTS,
Inc most talented and popular Band America engaged
nj s house and will their Grand this afternoon
and evening" at hspsst and a9uarer o'clock when
man Family Mr., Conoyer Miss Juen, and others
AM.r 81 sHf NoSys BoSSPaRrE
wan also be exhibited at each and every performances
Admission ~ rsr' jel re
| VAUXHALL GARDEN CONCERT SALOON-
CAMrBs LIS ETH OPEAN OPERA SER MA.
DEKS-On Monday Evening, June 7th--A GRAND CON.
CERT of Vocal aud Music consisting Songs
Solos, Reirains Chauns Gees, Dances &c., peculiar the
Southern Negro.
The Band composed OF the following artists Messrs
Messenger Violin p. Carter, First Banjo Raymond Sec
Banlo Bryant Castanett; W. Donaldson Tamborne; James
Sanford Congo Drum.
Tickets admitting Gentleman and Ladies. Is cents.
Concert to commence at O'clock je6
4 ,ASTLE GARDEN-A Concert of Sacred Music will be
~ iven Sunday evening, June 6, by Dodwonh Justly
celebrated Cornet Band, which will perform among
pieces The Prayer from Der Freischutz the Daughter,
Of Zion;" Death" from Lucia Meningitis Hymn;" and
| Halelujah," frem the Messiah
| lntermisson Of half hour during the evening
| ie6 uc
| BROADWAY THEATRE.-Ths establishment, now
- erecting in Broadway, will be opened for Dramatic
solely about the first Of September under
management of @. H. BARRETT. Persons Of
talent wishing situations for the season. will please address
him lpre-pad) at 100 Leonard street:
m30 tire A. MANN, sole Proprietor.
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Our news BY the Hbernia confirmed previous reports
ofnaotivty in tobacco in the different European mar
kets.
= WHALEBoNE-We report sales Of 10000 lbs. ~ W. at
&c. and 1000 do South Sea at 2sc.
WHbKEy-ln the forenoon. sales Of 100 a $50 brls
were made at 40c.; afterwards it inactive ut that
price and we heard of no further sales
FREIGHTs-Rates were frmer; 900 brls flour were
engaged for Liverpool at 3s and 5000 do at S. 3D. 3s
% In American vessels to the Continent there was no
thing
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ADJUSTMENTS ELsEWHERE.

WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELrHIA-
w Re-engagement Of the DANSEUSES VIENNOISES.
Monday evening June vii be performed the admired
After which the burlelta of SOMEBODY ELSE.
To be followed by the GRAND MIRROR DANCE,
ceyed nightly with the mott distinguished marks of appro
bation
After which the farce oTthe WINDMILL.
To conclude with the GREAT NATIONAL FLAG
DANCE adapted to the victories Of the American
On Tuesday entire change Of advertisements.
Performance to commence at O'Clock precisely.
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Lsrd-No sales were reported and we have no change
to make In prices; 100 bhs pork hams sold at DC.
Ricr-The market rather quiet, though holders
demanded the same prices, viz: S. 50aS5 49, but We
heard Of no sales worth reporting
SuoAR.-The market continued inactive. We have
no change to note in prices since last report
TALLow.-Prime rendered, sells In small lots at &c.
ToBAcco-We annex the usual weekly statement sup
piled by the broker previously referred showing the
prices sales receipts, and stock hand for the week
ending this evening"
Prices. Sold. Reed Stock on
49, Ihfs week. This week hand
ks saS & ta wIS,sa to TX 7shhd. ASS
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GENrLEMEN's LEFT OFF wARDRoBEs--Ths
" highest be obtansd By gentlemen 9r .m,i,s,
Who are DESTROYS of converting their left on wearing apparel
s, and s;@ssss city sSs. :h e.
much advantage to send for subscriber who will
s.a them MI ;i!iSf;
WQot TwINE, NAILS, &c.-sOOeO lbs Irvine, suitable
Ise ' Sass So, "s seus $50 do Wrapping do
& % London and badeol, Tsin:. ..'a sizes
81 s Gu, N TaIs' Bad. .sd fs
70; e. s' first quality a'' tESi e
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY Office
CHI Sand, D'"A''0 Conrad w. Fabsr.
5sSS s' s $:;s
Eor... Mills. General Agent, s sAiED' President
a Books Ss
H%sTSs"s s Re sYfTsS
per tn. amour. subscribed be Paid at the
The win called for il NO, s.essdng
ss os%as s ,as sslh SfIs Bylaw II.
AMOUNT may $500 90 il those
actual subscription" j6 3orc
q B., CLARKE. TAILOR, ZIG William street. opposite
the h ca. s H
s.;s Gs%
&C. A,p Black Msrino Pants aud vests: good summer
"a;
sesti"Ss. &C. &c. jss 7tis:m
.uS sb. Ss% su ST. IN Ssss @
been y. &c Fax Friday evening
Il Any % literally Ss to rs once
SsIP FEVER ANTIDOTE.-pr. T9bas', Venetian Lima.
having called them into parts .s Of Il.
East Eleventh sSs
Price IS cent. and so cents per bottle;
| 'NIMOLAT'S SULPHUR BATHS, No. SAT PEARL
street. Broadway-These Baths have been establish
% ana the SSsS he s %a
eminent physicians for the cure Of rheumatism salt heum
VsDOI Baths ai.o gwen q t daily ia from
| PM j6 3otsr
~EC Pocket Book, containing about two hundred
dollars il ten. and under neudns twelve dollars Panasld
book and IS NJ ShSt M !: Ssss ss *
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Of Made" a a1' ss Is
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be- hsppy "a . in hs M that ne
ting de''inr and wig rooms ITO Broadway, Maiden
T AMPS GIRANDOLEs AND HALL LANTHORNS,
in al their extensive and splendid as.or
sa sSSs.
ns:s
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Green 20 do T s5HHS 4; e g s Ss' sale
ME CQPARTNERsHIP heretofore existing, under the
y ~ - . 3 fiiSs v zSDER MEscERHAu
The business will hereafter be conducted by James Andsr
III friends and tn.
n as has s S ~
| be pleased to serve them satisfactorily. je57tsm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .sa or COED operator
y 'is Sss'i' "a si.
GtWAs ISs GdAss GLASS 5000 bore: o. German
1899 sSS % F, Sa Crystal a. 5ao' do.
8, e .s:.A s s5;;; $ S: 81 &:
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do 'hst H hf5 FULTON
J0HM .m E5pEE0ps Rup o.
in tpS roS5s sS.s
dssse Per aa.sI lesson. Do sso "' ra'''' resi-
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gIPI. Tgs.dsy. :aa ihSI,d.ys from
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AKp%The subscribers, propretors Of the Eagle Mills 81
and 90 Washington street. destroyed BY fire the
ing o. the yrd respectfully give notice that noiwh
10 their line. WILLIAMSON NANNECG ~
jetNsr OAcs o From, a.