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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-21
ADJOURNED PUBLIC MEETING

ADJOURNED PUBLIC MEETING.
The meeting which ad journed on the
evening of the 18th February TO the
evening Of the Gath, to further considr
and act upon the question of gro sla-
very in the Territory of California,
convened at the appointed hour, and
was organized by Captain ]. L. Folsom,
resuming the chair.
The secretary, by request, read the
minutes of the previous meeting, which
were approved as correct.
On motion of Mr.. T. w. Perkins,
the resolutions which he offered at the
previous meeting, and which have baen
printed and published, were ordered to
be taken up and acted upon separately.
Mr.. Perkins read the first resolution,
and spoke eloquently in behalf of the
exclusion of negro slavery in Califor-
MIA. On his concluding, the first reso.
luton was put to vote and adopted.
The second resolution was then
brought before the meeting and agreed
upon: when
Mr.. G. E. Wetmore proposed tina,
the second resolution be stricken out, as
not being necessary TO the context. On
the motion being put to vote, it was
: negatived; and the question on the pas.
sage of the resolution being put, it was
adopted.
Mr.. Wetmore then proposed that the
remaining six resolutions be acted or
. collectively. And, after some discuss
7 ion, it was proposed that the resolutions
r be so altered as TO instruct our dele
gates to the Territorial Convention t.
/ prohibit the introduction of indenlureC
: negroes into the territory.
T; Col. J. d. Stephenson then address
81 ed the meeting in an eloquent and forci
J. BILE style, opposing the introduction O
n slavery into any part of the territor.
d of California. After some remarks b,
e persons not known 10 the secretary
; Capt. j. l.. Folsom vacated and Gale
l. w. S. Clark to the chair, and then ad
i dressed the meeting in lucid forcibl'
j. and Impressive manner, declaring tht
W the public mind being almost unan
al nous on the subject, should make dec
D. ded manifestation against the extenso
n Of slavery into the Territory of Cal
Is fornia.
ne After the President resumed II
in chair, the remaining resolutions wei
he put TO vote, and passed unanimously.
st On motion of Col. Stevenson, Il
IT. fifth resolution was reconsidered, whit
d. that gentleman offered an amendme
a. TO the same, to the effect Of prohibitil
he the employment of apprenticed negro
n in the territory. The resolution
amended was adopted. 1t is as follow
as. the amendment being designated
err italic letters.
p- 5ih. That the delegates who are
10 represent the district of San Francis
m in the Convention that is to be held
ied San Jose for the formation of prov
lih, ional constitution are hereby desir
the requested, and instructed by all hon
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for happiness. A man with cutiyu-
ted intellect would feel neither disgrace
nor uneasiness 10 have you find him al
the anvil; nor would you, if you had a
mind rightly educated, respect him any
tho less. | well recolect calling in my
college days, to deliver letter of intro
duction TO gentleman whom l found
cleaning out his barn.yard, with his
leather apron grded round him and his
i team his only hel pers. knew that he
had led men in battle in other days
: and that then he was the honoured
: Governor of one of the New England
i State: and received lesson from him
y by the call which trust | shall never
y forget. The interview made a deer
y impression on my heart. What mus
q be the contentment of community
l. who needed so little ofgovernment tina
e, their chief magistrate might till his owr
II little farm. and gain his bread by tn,
l. sweat of his browl
J. A very great number of our mos
a valuable inventions and improvement
IT, are to be traced TO intelligent men il
the common walks oflfe. And l hav
'e no doubt that in proportion 10 the inte
re ligence of the mass Of community wi
be the advancement of the world to
ne wards its final glory. | might occup,
sn a volume in illustration of what NEAR
nj An intelligent man was soap-ms
ng ker. He noticed that after all the aka
es had been exhausted, the ley would raj
as idly corrode his copper kettles. Unab
vs. to explain the phenomenon, he too
by some of il 10 an eminent chemist. o
Analysing it, the chemist discovered
to new substance. hitherto unknown, vi
CO The metal called Iodine. Further il
a, vestigation traced this to the ashe
is then TO the sea. wood from which Il
ed, ashes had been made, then 10 the ocea
OF. to salt springs, and to all marine su
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-21

AN EYE TO BUsINEss.--A temper.
ance lecturer in England short time
since, finished his discourse husband
finally, my hearers, why should any OF
you drink ardent spirits' My son
Tom has got as good cider as any in
the country, at sixpence quart"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-21

VN/ANTED, Lard, Feathers, BeeswaS
" Taliow, Flsx and Hemp seed, Wheat,
Linsey. Jeans, SC, DC, for which goods will
be given in exchange. ..-
BOON, TALBOT d SMITH
Fayctte, March ID, 1919.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-21

Lots are selling in portions of the
burn, district, in St. Louis, $500 per #,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-21
NOTICE.

of the establishment Of the Land Office for the
CHARLTON DISTRICT, IN The State Of
Missouri.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-21

country, and the people having return.
ed from the placer, not only will every
portion of California be to a certainty
represented, but almost every citizen
will have an opportunity to express his
wishes at the ballot-box, and participate
in this all-important public movement.
And even more than this, considering
the Unprecedented increase of the pop
ulation of California, pouring in from
every ocean point, as well as by every
avenue Of inland communication, the
number of inhabitants will be such as
to require the immediate formation Of
State constitution, and entitle US to q
right TO be admitted into that Union OF
sovereign States which we trust will
ever be distinct as the pillows, but one
as the wave; and, looking to this prob
able event, the undersigned would fur
Their recommend that the delegates cleo
ted to the proposed Convention in Au
gust should be vested with full power
to frame State constitution to be sub
mitted to the people of California.
w. M. Steuart,
Myron Norton San Francisco.
Francis J. Lippit, }
Chares F. Bolts Moterey.
J. D. Stevenson, Los Angeles
r. Semple, Benecia.
John B. Frisbie,
M. G. Vallejo,
S. Brannan, Sacramento
J. A. Suffer, City.
Samuel J. Hensley,
P. B. Reading.
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bank 1t appears By the report received that several
important questions which argued have not been
decided but have been left for future disposal From
this decision should judge tina. very important
point had been gained, and that the claims Of the
bondhoders had been snnulled The next question is
whether the bondholders appeal to the Supreme
Court OF the United States not II they cam there
is no doubt but that they will.
The telegrspho report OF the Liverpool cotton
market makes out advance for the two weeks ending
December l4th Of one eighth Of penny per pound;
whereas comparison of the quotations reported as
current in Liverpool the 14th instant with those
ruling the 3Oth of November, shows decline of
from oneeighth to quarter Of penny per pound
between those dates We shall probably get the mails
to- Sunday night, and if SO, correct report
Of the market will be published on Monday.
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COmMERCIAL AFFAIRS,

Saturday, Dec. 2o-6 r. M.
The stock market opened quite active this morning
and there large sales Of the leading fsnoies Quo
tstions pretty well maintained; but the transac
lions principally time, buyers and sellers OPP
tion. Reading Railroad rallied little this morning
but II must be looked upon sort Of reaction, after
such rapid decline Of merely temporary character
This stock Is just at this moment In position which
makes It dangerous to NEEDLE with, anyway. The
Gales Of Ete Railroad to-day unusually large and
there was better demand for government and State
stocks.
The Franklin Insurance Company has declared .
dividend Of per cent; the Chicopee Manufacturing
Company Of Springfield, per cent; and the Cocheso
Manufacturing Company Of Dover, $40 per share.
The Court Of Appeals Of the State Of New York has
finally made its decision in relation to the suit OF
the North American Trust and Banking Company.
The telegrsphic report will be found In another
column. The decision annuls the trust and destroys
the preference which the trust gave to Messrs Palmer
MoKillop, Dent Co.. over the other creditors Of the
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Another Card from the Hon. william j.


The following card to his constituents, from Mr..
Brown, is published in the Indiana State Sentinel
CARD.-Enclosed is a card which published in the
Union In relation to the late contest for Speaker 1t
speaks for itself ! ask you to publish It, with the
speech Of Mr.. Wilmot. 1t explains the circumstances
under which was voted for as Speaker declared to
the free oil men that II elected would appoint
mtteee on the judiciary the district Of Columbia and
on territories Of able and impartial members from both
the North and the South who would fairly and not
sthe the public voice by refusing to report upon the
important questions Of slavery that be
This declaration, made In good faith and all candor,
has been denounced by Southernmen treac hery Of
the blacklist character From this charge appeal to
my constituents and to the freemen of the Northern
States Ought to have acted otherwise had rather
been defeated with the vote received than elected
under pledge to pack the committees for the benefit
OF the slave holding interest Of the South But the
time has come when the North win longer bow the
neck to the slavocracy Of the South. am done. She
cannot be satisfied with moderate and conservative
support but you must become the defender OF her in
sttutiops II you doubt fslter, you denounced
ss traitor and with lordy arrogance you are tsld
that they will dissolve the Union Their course of
conduct has fully determined again to be q
candidate for Congress My conscience tells me have
done right and know generous and confdng con-
sttuency will sustain my course. w. J. BROWN.
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JEwEIsIsy.

nALI, TokPKI.s. AND BLACK, SUCCESSORS TO
Nd Marquand h Co --1mT erters Of Silver Plated Ware,
watches, Cheeks Diamond Jewery. Fancy Goods Cutlery
Bohemian Glass war; NC, sc, &C. Manufacturers q
sna other rich jewelry No 2 Broadway south %
Murray Sign Of the Golden Earle. Have recently
received sna are constantly receving) from various
factories In Europe extensive variety Of desirable articles
ofJewery Plated Ware. Watches Fancy Goods NC
faotured 70 order from patterns personally selected many %
which before In the United States Their
assortment Of Silver Ware and Diamond Jewery tuanufao
tured under their immediate supervsonl
complete They invite their and the public
neral 20 call and select FROM ~ that may be- in
spect their ttock which IA largely increased both In
rey and richness Beyond their accustomed asort-
men of Holiday ftesen all Of which offered the
lowest prices
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NEwHEBRy, G. H.. s, e., Dec 20, tst9.
Appearance of Coitbia Drip The Session Of ne Lesi-
II iatme- TIE STATE Bcnk re sun all ne Union.
Having spents week two In thu capital, during the
session of our Legislature, give you few items nom
that quarter OF I ncle Sans plantation.
Columbia, during the session Is truly lively place.
Here IL the Legislature the Court Of Appeals, aud col
,ge commtDcemen, attracting crowds Added to this,
fairs and balls routs and assemblies call out In all
their varied beauty and sweetness the fair bellies OF
Carolina The college under the fostering Of the
state, With the Hon. w e. Preston is presidenti IL
In unprecedented fourishios condition Since the
slavery question has been much sgtsted our young
have ceased TO visit Northern colleges, ami the
fame Of president Preston draws them TO Csrons coli
lese.
The legislature Of this state Is posed mostly OF
young men, With here md there an old grey beard
The principal question they have discussed Is the bank
of the state whether not ~ should be recharterei
he bank has trumphed this session, BY vote Of 81
20 GO Not much % brag Its friends admit that Its
fate IL sealed The next session will eonsrn " TO the
tomb of the Capulets. There were many able argu-
ments upon the subject and much talent called
out Conspicuous among the d. butants stands Col.
Jno Preston the brother OF the Hon w G. Preston.
lie made able and eloquent defence Of the bank and
exhibited much OF the fire. grace and gorgeous elo-
quepce Of his gifted brother The blood OF Patrick
henry will SPEAK wherever found. IL Il strange this
State VII cherish the Institution when ~ the
d'ea'en's Observed. ihe s'PHAu9n q s9Vga-a.As
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DosIrIvE SALE AT AUCTION OF lqs BurLDTNg

DosItlyE SALE At AUCTION OF ll2 BUILDING
Lots in the fifth Ward, Of the city OF Newa rk situate
en- Ilm and Am streets Napoleon, Houston GARRISON
Gothart and JsbCz streets between Hamburgh place
him street to be sold at the Merchants Exchane the
" Of New York, thursday, January "a, 1850 u
Iroptry situated IN the immediate vicinity Of valuable
four clur,hs and reside
ko having been built during the
THIS WARD, which fast bee omng Of the most popolous
aud desirable locations 10 Newark All the lots finely
loeated for building on igh around well dr,ioed, and
loaly The soil randy loan aGording dry cears good
r1rdens md excellent water This sale will afford
etsies and Others desirable opportunity Of securing lots At
moderate prices ic rardy increasing IN value. The
TILE IL indputale sBd purchaser will be furnished
fts with abstract e. the deeds &e which will him
8l exDenfe IN the exanaion of The title TermsTcn
cent down. orly per cent the livery OF tho deodi the
residue, in runs above hunGrCd doars may remain
iraFc for three years. interest x seui annual
" Fer maps Of The rTorerty and furtcr Information apply
{, AZ fuOSl J. BLGECkER. Auctiopeer.
Ne. Broad street, ". Y.
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TIE HOLIDAYS.


DRTMIUuroRrL owERs.-wANTED TO PURCHASE
SDO vorhIhe tulscfibCr being anxious 90 The
hest nowera for New lcar, offers the wing premium
viz Cold Pencil Ten Dollars, may be preferred Ia
addition 20 the repu.r price Tor tie srsacst and variety
Of choice Flowers tls amount for = beet and most
rfCct CHmeli.s ll0vn, Of col0r the for l0D
beet Roses Of any COLOR and ors IN addition three pre-
mirs 81 I've doas each for half Of the above named
flowers nnd five dollars % the person who tends h, in the
most perfect order 60 be delivered ~ the store AZ y o'clock
MONDAY Sls Instant ghere COMPETENT person viii be
10 attendance 90 judge 81 their merits Tho above premiums
offered TO those % whom the subscriber has already
ohated, and all others that wish @ compete for y
DUNLAP, G5 Broadway.
- zen PRLsENTs.-AN ENTIRE NEwhED BEAUTI-
N ful pattern o. Gold Pen and Pencil Case with Daesys
premium Gold Pen, fitted complete peculiarly adapted to the
holiday trade. nt the office Of the manufactured DAG
LEY Co, lsg broadway, MP stairs
II oLlDAY PREsENTs-BtcGAR,6 60 CANAL STREET,
near church 81 haaa few tpsndii Animals Bioes and
Juveniles left hao, Work Boxes wrtng Desks Portfolios
Gard Caees, lnksands Vases kc &c, which he will sell
ohssn H. will have lis Valentine Ornaments ready for in
srecton in a few days.
EoR THE HOLIDAYs.-H. MAtLLARD 3 co. CON-
fectonefs No 40 Broadwsy,tcotner OF walker street.
respectfully inform the public that they will have ready
Monday, at early hour large assortment Of Pyramids
an ornsmentsd Cakes FOR the hewYears tabs-new style,
and Of superior quality.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

UCTION NOTICE HENRY n. LEEDS AUC-
"A tieneer ksgnihcsat sale of fine Diamonds richly
in Brooches Pins, Rings Bracelets single aud Ia clusters
also lencd chased silver Tea set all warranted IN
repeot-AonIy H. Leeds Co will sell at auction without
TO close consignment Monday. Dec 81 Isf9
2ecock, r. NJ, At the fales No. Wall street,
eeEant OF rich Diamond Rings Pins Bracelets
Earrings, &C. all set in fine gold, % tie most exquisite
workman ship, and warranted among them vii he found
elegant Bracelet containing Is carats o. diamond
Also finely chased silver Tea Set Of three pieces
equal 20 sterling silver also solid silver Cups Gobes Cake
Baskets, Salts &c. Sale positively without reserve
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II 70 make Ntw reafs call, they are foused coras
tunions, should obtain Dr Ltleaeds valuable Shields
and Pastc ard thereby certain exemption from tie
yexaos they o,terwise might experience IN walking Sold
~ DIR. L.. Al FxchanEe, Wism also at 10 Aston
House, no, ls3 Ia, g73 and 5il Broadway.
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70 The 'Mtrccr Rccets trentd BY J. LOUIS POuLLEr,
ssstted by wM RoBERTs the far famed and celebrated
and Earnsher The location "a in the spacious base
ment OF the Mercer House Broome and Mercer streets
and the proprietor Is prepared receive family
orders for the approaoh holidays de will furnish In
style TURKEYS and Game toncd and ied every
deleaoy In and out Of lie public aud
aln,r and TO bis friends need not give hint, for they
have tested his ltrder but those who do him.
call him, want fair like prince aud that at
n mo- charge
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LAMPS.

DEPoT or FRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS as
Broadway, opposite Olympic Theatre Just received
by the Hermann, arch choice Of Caroe Mechanical Lamps
also, hOderator's LAMPS.
DARDoNvILLE, Cats Di.coa's Laupsj.
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lfautful article II American Wine (hree odl a.
James II. Perkins Co.'S and speak fesngy Of il; II
Of ripe aud ruity nsvSr bssd is merit as native and
- the manCr horn"
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The spreads IL is atesed ly INBRED fsots
All glasses hurry 90 the spot "Whsts all this aboutg
reader We spcak ~ the place where the best
httipg aud Landsomtst Boots are sold,
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hair WHISPERS the IL 10 svped without injury
the hair skin Il can be washed meda.iy without dis
turbng the color sud has bad odor II 10 applied cold
Wholesale and retail at BATCukLoRs via Factory, Wall
stfe Cow ths address
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4 Mss. F.RrHas. rHr FsM.LE C,LifoRviA EMrGRsrr
Ithis lady whore project to send vessel load Of fs-
nars TO California excited some attention here last
winter and who with one or two females, sailed for
kkslforpia in the shp Apgelque, from New ferk was
u tehind az Nslpaaso BY the captain who set sail
PtaviDg her on shore with scarcely dollar IN her
|rocket Her two children on board the Angel
que and Of will not see her until shs reaches
J slfornia The people Of Valparaiso, When Informed
~ the circumstances, very chatitaby furnished her
Nth funds to prosecute her journey TO San Francisco
81 her having been left behind " stated to
I've been difficulty between her aud the captain
the We sci 90 Boston Td,eitsr. DE. %.
Thsre were So deaths in Baltimore FOR the week end
D the Gath instant.
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a,sor,ment Of beautiful articles u Jswelry, adapted sr
DaCucreOtype hinisturs salo Bradys and
Broadway, corner Of Fulton street.
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rCAKE NOTICE OYSTERS BY DOWNING DOWN
ing o. Broad sreeI is nov PREF srins quality
part Of the CITY, Brooklyn Jergey City. All those who
will favor with their orders will be promptly attended TO
and most thankfully received.
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rortr and c0plet each article contained therein
being tie best quality ASS present for the holidays
tbey offered, ocmbnirg elegance finish Utility
q. SAUNDERS SON, III and 81 Broadway.
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TMNENsE SUCCESS OF THE LEARNED CANARY
MUSICAL.


CC0RDEoNS MUSICAL BOXES, GUITARS hc.--
"A The subscriber importer and Musical
lnstrumens keeps hand the largest assortment Of Aecor
deoHs susc9l Boxes Guitars and all other kinds Musical
Instruments suitable for Presents.
EDWO BAACK. 81 Fulton street.
A CCoRDEsNs, MUSICAL BOXES, GUITARS. FLUTES,
IA Nions Banjos, Tnmborines. Trianges and Kind
Musical trumens together with Jeselry and Fancy
Goods o. all descriptions suitable for New Years presents
be obtained at the cheapeft at the original Prof.
L. Jacobs stores So and l Chatham aad 20i Canal street,
VAN vALKENBURGH. ls7 PEARL STREET. IN
"A porter OF tine Accordes8s Flutnas Musical Boxes and
helodeops French Aecordeons of superb quality, finely
finished suitable for holiday presents Manufacturer Of Gold
and Silver Pencils and Pen oders; dealer in Watches
and JeworY Gold PoLs and Fancy Articles Laees Edgns
Linen uandk srchiefs, Silk and Kid Gloves, etc. etc.
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selected assortment Of ladies. genemens and chldrsns
netned and Eossamer Shoes and sandals prsny
the latest French fashions. Also ladies' and misses ktao
Rubber Caer Boots the olega article that mas
tssn made constantly hand apA Cor sale BY ths single
pair, At GOODyEAR'S Rubber Warehouse.
&c and s. Br0a1gay. opposite Trinity Church.
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ing and elegant stock Of Ovorcos aad Winter
tlohin~ maxi. for splendid stock Of
time. ID. "a J. DkNLlN,
81 and IS John street, corner Nassau.
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stnmmering.-O. Wc,ks ouarnntles a per
Hair Dre.-BatoheIor'sL ,au,a colo,

Rect cure Of al eases OF Impedment The Speech in four
weeks ct 81 Broadvay up ftsrs TIE best Of references
given. Applications must lie made Immediately.
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rrOk MEMBERS OF TAR BBR.--A PRACTISING LAW
Of this city wishes % sciioa with
legal rtntenan IN need OF partner. lie has bten
retcd Win 90 eminent firm Of hs anl l. 20
take charge " office business SataCt0rg references
can be furnished Address trost rad Boid city post Of
nee, a. v.
WhEtED-A oERNAN JOURSEYHAS BARBER-
w Who speaks Eaelish nurutly To ODD hand GOOD
vaecs wall be giy,n at No Frankiin street
A Partner WhkTtD.-ANY GENTLEMAN DEsfR-
"a cus TO invest nau capal, cay sl unrivaliet
ihbtcn licure recently arrived IRON Europe, have
sn interview with The owner, az 800 BrcadNay, between tie
hours q ~ ard so'clcch.
OUTER wkE1ED.-wANTED, A MAN THAT w.
" derstands cutting ceatA pants and vests the iuatou
Wi be psrmeuon', aud the oompensaton liberal Salts
faCtory Tsftrt nee required. AMY O.
@. Q. SCOTT. Il5 BroaiNay. UP s.alrs.
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Of back Combs In the present style will Jsno the
ment Of tie subscribers, which 10 the most extensive and
complete in the city among which will he found the
chain pattern in tortoise shell from IS and upwards
A. j. SAUNDERS 3a7 Broadway.
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IroR CAL1FoRNIA---DIsPATCH LINE-TBE 81
rerior fast sailing ship VENICE. Is loading at Pier $
North River take email quantity Of light freight and
has elegant and superior for and scoud
cabin passengers Apply to E.B. SUTTON, - Wall st.