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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-26

The TAYLOR MEDALs.-The two medals voted
by Congress to Gen. Taylor have been struck at
the U. s. Mint, and are about two and half inches
in diameter, and weigh each about eight ounces ;
and bear the following legends and ornaments:
Obperse-A profile likeness of the General, executed
from likeness painted by Mr.. VIM. Brown with the le-
gend-" Major General Zachary Taylor" .
Reuerse-A wreath of olive and palm combined, with
serpent in circle embamatic of eternity, surrounding all
inscription as follows: ~ oo,,
Resolution of Congress- July 18th. 1886"
'Palo Aito-May 8th, 1867
Resana de La Palma-MaY 9Th 1857
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o. We see it stated that the Governor-General
of Canada had issued orders before the late great
meeting in Montreal, to fire upon the people in case
they should assemble. Several pieces of artillery
had been brought into the city from ST. Helen's
Island for that purpose. This is another instance
of the arbitrary measures of the British Canadian
nar
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RELIEF-The starving inhabitants of New
foundland have received one hundred and eighty
barrels of breadstufs from the authorities of New
RrlInsyyick
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Personal and Political.

As both political parties at the present moment
engaged in hunting up the most " available . can
didates for the great struggle in November, we give
the following paragraphs as specimens of the spec
ulations of the ter-writers-not, perhaps, the
very best authority. We copy from the New York
Herald of late date:
and dismay the Leaders Of both the old parties They
are all a6aGk b e 9o STAND ne ss aa m e
enee s Of F1ie I'D Hero rue Mhg reiterated
refuses to put on the party collar pull the harness lie
gives pledges but expressly declares he will not be
cording to party usage He thus becomes impractical
be- whg-anoher John Tyler in the wing camp r. They
they do not dare reject him. lest he defeat their regularly
candidate This is the p position On Of the wg
work round it is more than can tell.
of the POSITION assumed BY Cen Taylor They fear lest he
will take few of the democratic States of the South which
They ask what if he should South Carolina, Georgia
Fionda-perhaps Mississippi Louisiana Tennessee These
but a8o or three Of these They vii certainly more than
sufficient to balance the vote othe new sate-Texas Iowa
come from Nowhere but from New York. Let General
TN Y q the
In a leading article of the Herald of the 18th,
the editor asserts that an angry correspondence has
recently taken place between Mr.. Clay and Gen.
of that paper, also, states:
We are authorized TO say. by friend of Mr. Clay who
knows fact that Henry Clay the United States Hotel
this city last winter exhibited letter several friends
avowing the concession to Mr. Clay which the Rich
mond letter denies Mr. Clay exhibited the letter to show
the perfect dsnteesedness OF feeling at that time existing
between himself and old Zachary and that thus far the
friends of each might consistently be the friends of both
o. Ii has been extensively charged that General
Taylors letter to Captain Allison, dated on the I'D
of April, was written by Major Bliss BY way of
giving coloring to this charge, it has been stated
that Major Bliss arrived at Baton Rouge, from
Washington City, about the date of the letter. One
of the most eminently respectable citizens of Ken
lucky, who was in Baton Rouge at the time, in
forms us that he read the letter the day previous
to the arrival of Major Bliss at that place. and that,
although Major B. may have seen it before it was
| mailed, not sentence word in it was altered.
o. In the NewYork Herald of the l4th inst. we
find long editorial article, purporting to give an
account of correspondence that passed three or
four weeks ago between Mr. Clay and Gen. Tay-
| lor We do not deem it necessary to repeat what
that paper says to the character of the cores
Pondence. We are informed by relative of Gen
Taylor, who saw Mr.. Clay's letter to the Genera,
that the Heralds pretended account of it is utterly
false from beginning to end that the letter. although
| political, was exceedingly calm courteous and
friendly, calculated rather to strengthen the bonds
OF kindness than to cause any alienation between
| the two distinguished frends-Louispille .Journal
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New ORLENs, May %, 1913.

Eds. Crescent From the liberal course of paper,
shall ask apology for nrudng your columns, when 1t
is for the purpose of conradcting current report aken
from the Dublin Feemans JounaD going the rounds OF the
American press namely that Father Mathews visit to this
country in the capacity of English spy The writer
has the honor of acquaintance with the Apostle OF Tenn
peance and hesitaes not to deliberate false
hood. Father Mathew gentleman OF the most liberal
principles and way NEEDLES with politics. He is also
talented and eminent Divine. His whole aim has been the
regeneration of his counmen and his visit to this great
Republic upon the mission-te elevation OF the hu
man family The American people will trust have an
opportunity Of Judging for themselves in the conduct OF the
man. Yours RESPECTFULLY A SUBSCRIBER.
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The second medal bears the following

Obperse-Iikeness of the General surrounded by the
legend" Major General Zachary Taylor The letters
somewhat larger than the first medal
Resolution of Congress, March I'd, 1871; Monterey,
September, 1857
The above medals are the last of the series OF
National Medals voted by Congress, and have
been struck in the Mint Of the United States, in
accordance with the usage from the establishment
of the confederacy.
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From BRAZos ST. JAGo.-The q. S. steamship
Telegraph, Capt Folger, arrived yesterday morning
from the Brazos. She brings no news of the slight
eet interest
On the passage, a servant of Lieut.. BriertGD, of
the Ordnance, in a fit of insanity, threw himself
overheard, and was drowned.
The Telegraph brought as passengers-Coonel
Hays, 10th Infantry; Lieut.. Brierion, Ordnance
Department; Capt. Moseby; Capt Waterman !;
Capt Ruell Mr. Clement; Mr.. Bow.
u We thank the steamer Josiah Lawrence, for
late st. Louis papers.
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d. The Louisville Theatre closed for the season
on the evening of the Goth inst, on which occasion
Mr. Jamison, who was great favorite with us
last season, took a benefit in the character Of
Richard Ill.,
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arrivals at the Principal Hotels YESTERDAY

ST. CHARLEs..W Ledya,d Ala w G Walker La;
w Johnson, r Barrow, NJ Heaton, J Holt ! Temnle'
ICC Sharp, La; Munroe, G II Bergens 5 G Battle i
Edwards and lady, Ala T " Samson, Mo; G Terrell
5 N; Capt Genish. Capt Bush.
VERANDA:-J Birdson, La T X Wiley Miss G w
Martin, L Bructin, J Fay; Mexico; e Clements 81
PLANTERs'.-V Tapp Miss; Edwes, Pa Mr. IiddeD
HEWLETT Sc ID WALL Ohio; w $ Scott T Mont
gomery, II Groves. A Snyder, w Glathary La; j NJ
Pintard, Platt. Miss. ' vi
The Great Southern Remedy - Recommended
bY the Eminent Physicians -
DR.. BILLINGS, ARMINATIVEA AND ASTRINGENT
SYRUP-AN lNFALLIBLE REMEDY
Dysenter Bloody Firhe Syrup has been administered
painful and threatening disease ASTONISHING All
almost incredible success. ~
.Rf- Wholesale Depot, 70 Camp street, NewOrleans.
my2 D. HANSBROTEu
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TuEArR with young Vanden-
boff, are playing at the Broadway theatre, New
York, Murdoch's new play, &C Jacob Leisler,' met
with but Indifferent success at the Bowery. The
Viennoise Children were to appear at the Park on
the ODD inst Castle Garden has been fitted up for
theatrical amusements, and is to be under the ma
nagement of George Holland. Hamblin has taken
the Park, to be opened by him early in September.
Burton has leased Palmo's opera house. Mr.. and
Mrs. Farren are performing at St. Louis
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THE NATIONAL CApIToL.-Nothing can surpass
the beauty of the Capitol grounds at the present
time, says the Intelligencer at Washington and we
are pleased to find the spot attractive to strangers
sight of the enclosures of the Capitol Is well
worth trip from any city of the United States.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-26

UPWARDS of 1000 bottles Of DR. CoLiEMAN rs
I 'C.ON0RR(EA MIXTURE have been sold during the
mast wear without complaint single instance Over ten
dozen nsed in our u S; Hospital This Medicine chal-
competition both the point OF taste and certainty
of enre where fails, the will be refunded IN every
case s Sold by KENNEDY "a Gha1tres etIeet and
% POYDR.4S Street.. apaS eW&S
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The ALLISON LETTER.-Much discussion and
diversity of sentiment has existed throughout the
country as to the authorship of General Taylor's
famous 'Allison Letter." Some have attributed it
to Major Bliss while others have asserted that
it was manufactured in Washington, and sent to
General Taylor for his signature. The following
letter, from gentleman of Baton Rouge, places
the matter in another light.
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From Tampico.
rcorrespondence of the Daily Crescent.l
TT, uprro Mexico Nav IL, 1913

JCorrespoudence OF the Dally S'ee'eh''I
T,Np1co, Mexico May Is, 1913.
Eds CeseentDates from Queretaro to the h inst were
,eved here Yesterday and the consequence Is that feac
tock went ND considerably There eighty members OF
The Mexican Congress present at that date and was known
10 certainty that two,thds of that number in favor
f the ratification of the treaty The best Informed persons
in this section now firmly believe that peace mill be made
Sehor Cuesta the former Mexican Collector of Customs
f this po called on Col Gates yesterday and demanded
the Customhouse the ground that he wanted to have it
repaired previous his assuming the duties of his old Office
as he is confident that the treaty will be ratified few days
The building occupied by Quartemaser and, as
matter of course the Colonel commanding declined
rendering it for the present.
Nightly meetings held here by the most respectable and
influential MeXican for the purpose in the of
being made of seeding from the Mexican Union and de-
clang the rich and fertile State of ramaupas Free
reign and independent"
Tampco stands in the position with regard to Mexico
that NewOeans does the United Staes-he outlet to her
productions, and entrance to her foreign commensurate
destined to become rich, great and furnishing city IL Is
great pity oversight Government that the fanuca
instead of the Rio Grande not chosen as the line Oh
boundary. .
Capt Peter Bastadas of Co. B, La Regt mas peeh us,
missed from the service of the United States by "ehea
Court Martial for ungentlemanly conduct. LOUISIANA
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GENERAL AGENT AND BROKER -,

gVNHE subscriber offers his services general AGENT
il and BROKER in the city of New Orleans, and hopes
by his personal and digept attention to business TO e
the appreciation of his employers As New Orleans VIII he
his permanent place of residence persons leaving The Guy
during the season and DESTROYS OF employing sn
Agent to attend their affairs during their absence may
have their wishes complied with by applying TO the suDsc
Der, Unexceptionabe references given.
my232m w VAN BENTHUYSEN, 81 Graver st.
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Keeps constantly hand complete assortment of every article
qured for a Genteman's Wardrobe apis 2dpf
Splendid Clothing Establishment.
IT, Boyle & Sands, grateful for past favors, wond re-
public Fashionable Clothing
Furnishing Store, 26 POYDRAS, OF Tchoupltoa ST.
N. B. Gentlemen the will find 1t To their inest
% call and themselves. apo
fy- To Purchasers of Clothing.-Call at ALFRED
MUNROE CO.'S One Price Store No. "a Magazine street.
where always be found the largest assortment OF Goods IN New
Orleans, and at uniformly low prices. INNS
to- writing.-Messrs DOLBEAR Nos. Is Camp and
go Chartres Streets will keep their WRITING ~
AC1DEMY during the entire summer and Z-HwM
fall, pupils short time, be well fitted sS sEA
o ill the profitable situations. NvA>SNEY
s45- All pupils desired attend until they
write free bold and rapid business style ~ Hours to IL A.
NJ, and o 6, and to g 2. M.
To- DOLBEdR'S GOLD PENS for sale. myl8
e% French, Spanish and Italian Languages.-By
OLLENDORFF'S NEW METHOD Of learning read terite
speak undersigned practical Pro-
French Spanish English and Italian Languages
of
Community acquire thorough knowledge of the
has lately arranged and established his Day
Evening Glasses the following Daily lessons $40
month three week. SIS advance
Classes day and throughout the pupils
admitted every day. J. 8 DefALoS,
Professor Modern Languages, No. Ia Exchange Place,
Composite the Posteiice.)
10 O'clock and the from
may formed any part the Notice left the
Mr. B. Steel IA Camp will be attended apl7
eY~ H. Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor. The
and only always has the written signature OF
the proprietor DALEY the wrappers each box.
Southern Depot. ISL Chartres New Orleans a27
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sY" H. Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor
original genuine always has the written signature
the proprietor Al DALEY the wrappers each box.
Southern Depot ISL Charres street. New Oreans
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Shirts and Muslin Shirts; Striped
Shirts Brown, Pink and White Cotton Knit,
Gauze Merno Gauze Flannel and Silk underhirs
and Drawers.
Fancy Silk Cavas Muslin and Baste Cravasi Linen
and Silk Hdkts.; Suspenders Cloves Half hose etc. etc.
Aso-Trrnks, Valse Carpet Bags and Umbrellas.
TT We selling WINTER CLOTHING at remarka-
bly, low prices am AM,
Black Cloth Dress and Frock Coats from $40 to $2S
Doeskn Cashmere Pants "a 5O TO
ap2l 2dpt ALFRED MUNROE & CO., 81 Magazine ST.
No. MAGAZINE ST. CORNER CANAL STREET
NJ HUNTINGTON,
DEALER IN CLOTHING,
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to" The Americo -G raefenberg Theory does not
all Diseases 1t idle and
such doctrine the face OF intelligent community
Ii is the language quacks and peendes But the Of
offered Gracenbcrg Company EVERY DISEASE
will find its antltote.
s For Agents. Gaefenbergs Series, fourth page. m2
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T~ Strangers in the City, see Dr. b. F. MULLEN'S
advertisements columns this paper He the
yey best his profession United States All that stand
in need would do well give CALL So Customhouse
street mhi6 I'm
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We are authorized TO say by friend of Mr. Clay wht
knows the fact that Henry Clay at the United States Hoe
this city last winter exhibited letter several friends
avowing the concession to Mr. Clay which the Rich
mond letter denies. Mr. Clay exhibited the letter to show
the perfect dnteestedness of feeling at that time existing
between himself and old Zachary and that thus far thu
friends OF each might consistently be the friends of both
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-29
Water Power for Sale.

Valuable Wnfr Po'rihgeN on For Rrer, four
miles aJvre d scn. and onc mile fam sLtrk'
waier norigaf ioM lie Feeicr Of The Illinois
and Michigan tnnL
THE subscriber having built his dam a.
cross The rver nj the above place, is now
prepared 10 sell or Leash water tor manufacturing
purposes. saw midi is in operation, aud a
grist and Touring mill in progress of erection. II
u located In the midst of an extensive wheat
and wool growing country, and oilers every in
ducemcnt for tho Hho,e business and also fore
wooden factory, or any mechanical or maHuhc-
turing establishments where water power Is re-
CURED. A village pla, is LAID out, and lots are
offered on reasonable terms. A blacksmith and
wagon maker would find it n desirable location ;
and good tavern or boarding house would do
well, For particulars enquire Of
Ottawa. Dec 10, 1si7 GEO, MANN
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Large Sales for Cash
And small Profits at the Cheap Cash
BOO K ST 0 K +!

lpSEpH KEEN Jr & BROTHER v, Iif
j Iokr Strrrt Cbiragn III keen INSTANTLY an
hand ~ larI,. ond comr,,. an ss,,r,n,c,,, Of E,,s
md Stationary ns nr it ~, f,pnI,,c nt Nr, Tn,t
ShooI hook IN Ior, ,i,,ntic. ,r II,n,, 'or.sr.
in[ m t.nt The fnllo,,,n" W.. -
NocIiDo G,,ES-\v,hsicr'. S,rJ,r,s NcCrIs,,,
Town Frwrrrs md Drrti,y,. pic,orini -
Eeeiigg E,gts-saudcr-, N,,;ullry's T,,rr.
son's Towns por,,,,s ph.t.r,c, Rsn'Icrs Em,I,.h
Readers Er
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Balloons. Kirkbon's Well.
Browns' md CbanJiars -
lrjtbwctirc- Smi,h's. Emerson. | . opI3 Col.
burns, Adams II and ls.no Perkins VoTsr, Kay's
1and 3 Dabolrs and Grrrn,roT.
Observation-Disclosures Smrbs > and small Nit
chrrs Gcogr,nhv nuL Ain. and Pri,nor, Vor.,'s
GooIrich's parjGy's, Burritt's C;rorranl,y nC ,h,
Heavens and Atlas WoodhriJre'4, and Wlinrls
Works on Philosophy, Chemistry. Physiolouy
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NOtiCci

HEREBY notify all persons indebted 70 the late
firm OF CossrcH \ toak, not to make any pay
menrs az notes or accounts belonging 10 said hul TO
A. G. Cook without my presence. The late publ
cation in the Free Trader, staung that these notes
and accounts hndhcra placed IN the hand, oi \ q.
Cook Tor collection, was made without my knowl-
edge or consent NM COGSWElL
Ottawa Dec H. 1878
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NEW LUMBER YARD.

On The north side of tie Clnai east of The Fridge
wv ERWIN ha4 p,st opened a new umhgryart
w M the above location where he Is prepared
10 furnish to order every description oi
Luaber Lath, Shingles,
and every other article in h. line outhc lowest terms
lie has on land e heavy lot of ,ceH seasoned tum-
Der. To which he would call particular attention.
Ottawa, October Is, 1873. II
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Warseilles Mills.

VENllG umbcr mills at NJ rscilles are in foil op.
4 Grafton. shccting, and nearly all kinds OF
n oak lumber at $40 per thousand. For all
lumber used in the FRAMES Of buildings, and for sheet
ing, oak Is much the best it holds nail better and
Is much stronger than pine Plank also is better ot
onk. Bills cen be filed on short notice. All kinds
of lumber this country affords furnished in quantity
and quality at prices, we think, TO suit buyers.
oct2O-l3 l. EfWBiLL.
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Desirable Farming Land for Sale.

VNNfiE sc q OF sec II, "a, nr3 t.. 100 acres
l. lying on the state road. recently laid ou, :
from Ottawa north to Indian Creek, and about
iOur miles north of the town. The land is of
good quality, and dry, rolling prairie. The ow-
ncr, who is now in the stated is anxious 10 sell
tho above tract and will remain here for few
months. Time viii be given for portion Of the
purchase money. Enquire of
Ottawa, may 10, 1si7 w. A. HOES.
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Horse Shceing and Farriery,

THE subscriber begs leave to nnnoucc to the pubic
that he has opened an establishment in Columbus
street, near the Catholic Church, where the business
olhorse shoeing and ariery will be conducted on the
most scientific principles, Ii is generally admitted
that TOO many Of those who practice shooting are to-
tally Ignorant of us principles, thereby producing the
numerous cases OF ContraCtonS and diseases Of the
feet daily Witnessed 1t really becomes the duty ot
every one who values good horse so essential 10
his profit well as his pleasure TO secure the .ervi.
ccs o a good anicr for so useful an animal
Fifteen years practical experience il is hoped will
enable the subscriber TO follow correct system, call
culatcd to prevent diseases consequent on unSkilm
Snocing; and when Necessary, to remedy the errors
OF the past, /. TANNING
Ottawa. Nov 10, 1919 10,
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I'ilIpl,S.

Il'ST received, number OF Nioers PairH
=! Pumps. manufactured and IImTgp'cd, bv J &
W Wilson, lFaJcdrwu Jefferson coauy,N Y 81,
for sale At Natilngcrs Store Nov 2
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1oI)n Eotkwoo0.
Pork.

TIE highest markc, price will be paid in Clsh and
Goods Tor PORK, delivered at the store OF the
| subscriber. NOVEL, 3 LOCKWOOD
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Timber Land for Sale,

" aiuabic Law Enthusiastically supreme
V court OF the United States Wharons dige,t
OF Pa. Reports; lOnnnn on wills; Bolcomb's leading
cases in commercial law; Story on sales do prom
issory notes; do bamcnls equity jurisprudence DO
equity pleadings; do partnership; do agency !or
sale by iuly7 A. IL & c RrElIf II, l.nkc 81
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miscellaneous.
Warning!

A LII persons indebted to the Subscriber by note
N or book account, are informed that ai'er jan
uary lst, iSl9 they w tad such accounts and notes
IN the hands of proper officers Tor collection.
dec /, ISIS Il. L. BOIGlFrON
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CTATUTE Laws Of Illinois, f.. sale very low by
- A. II. y G hurley Chicago
tlJh,h PERS-CrEnty PAFfE,-SmE-
wv BoARD PRNri-The bc-ta@orlmrnt Of Paper
ilaugugs in the West may be- found at Bmirys
Bookstore, ~ Lake street. Chicago Among
which are rich gold and satin finished parlor, hall,
and dmiug-room P0per-, beautiful landscapes, for
Emr-rooms and ulhrrpubhc rooms Every variety OF
flush for chambers ~ common rooms. Borders
plain, velvet gilt or s',yercl.
Chicago, sept. ISIS
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CASH ADVANCES MADE ON COps!cNNtNJs.


Referring 10 our Card above we take this &c.
cason TO solicit Consignment, Of Merchandise;
either for sale hereof forwarding TO other POINT.
We shall confne ourselves to a Commission
and Forwarding Business. and feel cobfdcn, in
assuring you that our experience, in business.
and acquaintance generally in the country. wll
enable Us to give any business with which va
may be favored he mos. satisfactory attention.
Any person wishing 10 hdye groceries ofaby
kind, or any other article purcb 'sej in 81, Louis
or New Orleans and shipped /, them, can haya
It done by sending their orders TO US, for two
and a 1alfp per cent. on the money invested. Per.
sons doing retail business any where west Of
Detroit or in any oihcr direction, can depend
upon having their orders filed a, rs low rates,
II They send to Us, and perhaps lower Than thew
could by coming themselves. Every attention
shall he given in having goods ru, in good order
and shipped at low rates. however small thu
amount may he, the, is sent to US TO be invested.
1t shall be dore promptly and to order.
MATTESON & PRESTON.