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Transportation Of Stores.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing March 81, lSi9.
PROPOSALS sealed and endorsed Proposals Tor freg ht
the Pacific" wi be received this oice until three
o'elcck p m Wednesday, the 18th day OF April, 1919
transportation OF 5000 barrels (more ess)
govcrnn1s from the navyysrd at Brooklyn, New
York. the port OF Monterey, the Of North
America The offers must state the price asked per barrel,
without distinction between and dry and each barrel
Cor hall baue.) OF beef pork, Hour, rice vinegar,
pickles, whiskcy, dried apples, wal be considered
bare all other pack be estimated the OF 81
cubic feet barrel, whatever they may and,
the OF all casks other than barrels bs
Will be deducted. No freight be taken board, dis
charged private account, at intermediate port and
no pmage be allowed. Fifteen fair weather work ng
lay days be allowed each OF the ports of Brooklyn and
Monterey taking in and charging cargo Payment
be made by any navy agent in the United States, be
selected the bidder, and designated in the charter party
within thirty day. after producing satisfactory evidence of
the delivery cargo The vessel pass the usual
inspection and he the Brooklyn yard by the LIST
day May, isi9 ready receive her and
presented examination within three days after being
noiihed of her acceptance the bureau viii nsder Itself
liberty the freight the next lowest bidder,
axe such angenents may best sobserve the public
interests. Mar 29-lawIv
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MONUMENT HILL ICE DEPJT.-jNO PEPri-
lNl BONE would inform his patrons and the public
has procu red, considerable pains and expense,
and superior stock of pure ice, and that he
prepared furnish families hotel keepers, coniectoners
and others with the article in such quantities throughout
the seasop) they may desire.
Prices rea.ooabie and variation with those persons
who engage OF in the beginning OF the
Wagons vail run through the city daily.
O,dcrs received through the post oi;e, and by Jno F
Caan druggist, OF L and 7th streets, and my
coal office, the Long Bridge
g uE,r
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National Eating house /.

JUST RECEIVED direct from the Island OF ST Thomas,
u per brig Annaostin, Capt Dorry, lot of the finest
genuine green turtle brought to this MARKET which
will be served up daily soup and all the various modes
OF cookery and in the best possible style Also from Nor
ok fresh oysters spicsd OYSTERS sheepshesd, mackee
nognsh. &c, NC all of which Will be served up the
shortest notice,
/ o. Families served n usual.
Aug I6-u w. WALKER.
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NEW GRANITE WORKS. The undersigned would
respectfully inform builders and the public generally
that he is prepared TO execute granite work Of
size style, in the most workmanlike with
despatch Has material is of the finest quality of white
granite. Call and for yourselves shall always be
post, the foot OF 18th street, the canal whan
south of the Presidents house.
Ap I2-3teod" GARNER GREEN.
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TUCKER q DANIEL, merchant taors. doors
Of Browns hotel beg leave to call the attention Of their
customers and others their of spring goods
received in store. Their stock prises every de-
scpton of articles for coats panaoods and for
and in point Of quality and price be
passed by establishment in this city elsewhere
They have also hand usual of fancy
articles for genlemens
All W.
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r"h',o'-l am now receiving from the North a
nesh supply OF all kinds OF hardware and cutlery,
shich shall sell at reduced prices for cash Household
and carpenters will do well TO call and know prices
before they buy. asst will them nothing am deter
mined TO sell them goods II at first cost
ssfaen,ns oois and house furnishing goods always
ha1o Also, am iuy pre- pared houses with lead
ana un in the best MANNER wsan, the roof tight
and not 10 blow od
hps-3.eo Between lob and Il,h suee,, Pa Az
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FOH NORFOLK

IT, THE STEAMER OSCEOLA leaves w ash.
ington for tie above place every Thursday at
o'clock returning, will leave Norfolk every Friday
O'Clock p. touching al Cone river going and
turning. Passage and fare SIS
For Baltimare.
The Osceoa leaves for the above pee every Sunday
O'Clock nj returning, leaves Baltimore every Tuesday
., c-ocx p stopping going and returning Cone
river, Va, Leopard own, Md, and St Marys Md,
and AT the intermediate landings the Potomac, for sig
nals 10 land.
Mar s-dlweodf JAMES MITCHELL
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Securing, Frrmcnsinx, Acid {" Compennd"
OF S. P. TOWNSEND,-

Il
Hesvrnfreh should
To~ns-ods
Dr.
. srhasr xo us~d r. To~seud FEHMEs1iSG cM
The
Atict and
isntey dinni.r unhts
. noe no
mrffin-
prsi-soonai putA<
sen"as -seoune Ss eoniaia AZ the srnSca
AGENTS Of DISEASE instead Of s,Ai;hP
II hruds o
tnfL rVrinr Moonrn
N nnrih n
TOWNSEND has SOUGHT aud FouN thr
Grand IniserHnl Gene R~u~dy,
rin 80 h snd The !a0vis
pJful
Trnnscendeni Power o HenI:
and tn, toh--- thr uupurrhasabh
npous The s Of
iieDds
Principal Office 1n2 Nassau N Y.
Price dollar per bottle, or bottles for five dollars.
For sale in Washington by the following druggists Sam
uel Butt, of Pennsylvania and 18th
opposite the Irving Hotel L. ID e. w II Gilman, Penn.
syvania avenue Browns Hotel j. Calan. corner
OF and 7h Streets opposite the General Post Office
Deany, Of Pennsylvania and Al and
Ridgely Co.. Pennsylvania avenue, the West Mar
ket. APP lS-dSsw9m.
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iy ~ RUIZ CLsPP eus.s-s yaaus
1T 81, $ ~. go; n. Haar g & s .sy
.-s.a q % l's - ss'r -. 80 -, h'Hy ~Hl r.a.
st -h1i he a 90, lie - sHa raFa h-d frsla tSaes'
shih uaN
Is.ns"na ESQ b, sH preface rsis ssltay ~.
s-..sa shs paa< BE- aseeei GENUINE
OEI0fNsL OLD Dr. y Dc Drs
l2snes has israly
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BUREAU or YARDS AND DOCKS,

BUREAU YARps AND Docks,
March 30, l8a9
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals Tor Steam
~ Engine and Pumps for the Dry Dock at New York.
will be received this office until IL m, the LIST
day Of May next for constructing, delivering, erecting.
and putting in successful operation, the navy yard,
New York. Steam Engine and Pumps, capable perform
the work required in pumping out the Dry Dock said
Engine and Pumps to be warranted by the builder
the work within the time specified and to operate
successfully for the OF one year after com pleon
Particular spec ifcaons of the work lodged with the
Navy Agent New York, the Commando Of the Navy
Yard there, and the Engineer of the Dry Dock either
whom this Bureau, persons DESTROYS OF offering
referred for copy, which, request, will be forwarded
by mail general plan OF the engine be the
by Doek oihsc
The complete the whole work will be the first OF
January, 1880. JOS. SMITH
ABR l-law4w
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THO MAS RIT & ii T.
FpIToR AND EroR.
Clothing and Clothing Materials.
NAVY DErARr mn,

NAVY DfFAbTHtNT
Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, April H. 1919.
-rIIFn PROPOSALS, endorsed " Proposals for Navy
~ Gaining and Coihng Materials" will be received
-. ottce un ) O'clock on Monday, the 2ist day OF
~ nsyt fot furnishing and delivering ION receiving
av dsvs noee) al each either Of the yards
caaisst5 Rn Massachusetts, BROOKLYN, New York, and
Gospor Yrgnis such quantities OF any or all OF the tol
III asmay be ordered by The chiei OF this bureau by
he of said navy ynds respectively during
- 6caI ve,r commencing the III day Of July next
ma ending on the Soih day OF Jane, 1859,
Rne beaver cloth pes jackets wool.dyed 1000
m, do do monkey jackets, do 900
4 do sann
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ID OBERr y. WALaSg wiii practise law ta the
II Supreme Court of the United States In answsr TO
letters he thinks proper that he cannot attend
claims before Congress any departments but
viii devote his attention exclusively intrusted
hm IN the Supreme Court.
oihce pennsy lvania avenue, The Seven Build
lngs, Washington, ID. G.. Mar 6-d
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A CARD.-The subscribers respectfully request all
"A persons indebted TO the late firm Of d. Cagett Co. to
make eafly payments The firm OF Cagett, Newton, May
Co viii attend the settlement of all due the
late firm Of D. Cageu Co those preferring to do
settle with d. Cagett personally We hope this aai
will receive early attention from our friends
APP ll-n ID CLAGETT & co.
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Notice Of he of the Land Once
Fails Of Croi1. Wisconsin, TO saltwater In


Minnesota Territory.
INDEX authority the FIRST section of the of Con-
u gres entitled An act for changing the location OF the
land office the Chippewa land district, and establishing
additional land district in the State OF Wisconsin," APP
proved March 2, 1919, / do hereby declare and make
known, that from and after the hireth day OF June
Si9) the land office for the sale OF public lands the
land district shall be removed fon Falls OF
81 Cfox (Wsconsn) to Sti water, in 81 Croix county,
Minnesota Territory
Given under my hand the city OF Washington, this
twentieth day of March. ammo Domini 1919
Z. TAYLOR.
BY The Presidents
RfcHARD NJ. You've,
Commissioner of the General Land Ohice
Il ll.,
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TNFORMATiON WANrED.-In the month OF Septem-
ber 1877, my son. William j. Graves, enlisted in the Uni
ted States army, in the county o. Page Virginia, and be-
came a member OF company b, % regiment dragons,
discharged from the United States army,
geons certificate of ordinary disability the general hospi-
tai. New Orleans barracks the 2ts of August Is Is
since which time have heard nothing OF him. The sym
paihis,ng reader ~ho give any farther Information
specng my said son, whether he be living dead will
coulter great obgaton upon afflicted father by adj
dressing at Marksvile, Page county, Virginia.
MarS JAMES T. GRAVES.
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w ia a small family. One well recommended for hon
e.ry apply 70 Mrs. Fischer, on susss near y
,svs viii be preferred, Aprn7-~A~s
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CCaOOL BooKs.-A general assortment of School
~ Books viii be found for SALE ble prices
elsewhere in ths Distriot, at
Mrs.. ANDERSON'S Book, Music and Fancy Store,
Pa av between lIth a. 18th streets
Feb lS-u
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CILLEsPEE ON Read.mahing, With AppsnAiz
" on plank rosds-l volume, and suppemsnt-!se
Apl2 FRAHCk TAYLOR,
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NTOTICE.-Barard Tor Bemard) Peck, late private in
~ Lieut. Gorga's company regiment United States how
zer battery, will hear OF something to h upon
calling upon Jesse K. DOW,
April No. g. Union Buildings.
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NTOrICE.-The coparnership heretofore existing be-
IN tween JOHN +. ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKER
has been dissolved BEVERLY TrckER will continue
tend promptly to all business before Cougres and the de
partmenis as heretofore. March 2l-d
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500 Reward.
FIREsEs's Insurance OFFICE April 10, 1870
REWARD of one hundred dollars is hereby offered for
"A information which will lead the detection and con
vcon Of any nccndary charged with firing any property
Insured by this company JAMES ADAMS,
President Firemen's Insurance Company.
AID I2-2aw3wif
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(SRENCH spanish Lang~A8ss,-J, MEIheh' 'ate
profr.sor United States navy, Yale Cohe8c' NC, re-
nec,fy acouants the citizens OF Washington thai he
,nn,em pa,e. giving instruction in the above languages
a. well As In the English to foreigners.
prof Ncjere himself that his reputation as an In
cor is too wei established here to require particular
For terms &c. address M the bookstores of Msssrs
sranck Taylor. Taylor Maury, and Fischer, NJ his
esidence Mrs Williams, opposite Mr.. Franck Taylors
psnn.yivanja avenue. Nov. 6-tf
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A PULL-O HALL for Sale, Kent, Leass..-rhe
"A building has front OF 80 ieeet Pennsyvania
nue, the ball is spacious and capable Of holding s00 per-
ons being well suited for balls, concerts exhibitions of
any kind, room, &c On the ground floor there
three good rooms, attached which Is good back
',veiug Bound for California, hence my desire to do
omethng with it, Persons disposed give exhibitions,
Sc viii lind il to their advantage to give me call
Feb 25-eo,if VIM. MORROW
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MOnR . nd Rsawoeds Prsetscai Pharmacy vol.
Apis FRANcK TAYLOR,
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A YOUNG LADY, born and reared Ia Virginia, who
"A has had years experience in Teachings desires
to obtain situation in public school, private fami-
iy ructess the ordinary branches Of Eng
sh education would also give lessons In Frs uch and
Spanish. GfRefer TO Hon. II. 5 FooTx
Mar 81
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Lives insured,
MORRIS ROBINSON. Pre-

Lives insured, l26
MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAMr- HAvSAY, Secretary.
Charles De Seding, No. II, Todd's Buildings. Pennsy
vania avenue agent; W. Johnston NJ d. opposite city
Post Office, 7th street, physician.
Pamphlets explanatory OF the principles and ope ations
of the company be obtained application the
agents office.
April7
- FRA w M.itings Linen shee G;c.J Us, received
~ schooner Washington, direct from New York. l25
Canton Mang and Is pieces Barnsley Sheetings
30 pieces A super premium mattings
25 do 81 do do
% do Ga do do
As do different widths, lowp priced
10 do I2I extra super linen sheetngs
do 64 do do for pillow cnsee
and single beds
Also table damasks OF every width from the lowest
price TO the finest grade huckabacks, Russia, Scotch
OF which will be offered unprecedenedy low prices
Ap l0-3taw4wif p. II HOOE IL co.
INDIA SILKS, Grenadines, Tissues and B~rrces-
i BARNES " MITCHELL would respectfully announce
the lad es that they have newly opened immense
supply Of the fashionable and desirable styles OF
above description wear embracing variety Color
price, and kind.
French lawns, at l2A cents.
Plain. figured and satin striped linen usres and linen
ginghams.
Mousselines de iane in plain, green, pink and blue
Likewise plain mode and fancy color TN M
Wide bordered shear lawn nenca nbric handkerchief
cheap.
Gloves OF every kind
Hoseries OF ali descr p,ions.
Lace capes, French, worked collars. &c.
Between Sth and 9th Streets Pennsylvania avenue
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CENTLEMEN's WEAK.-We have Just received q los
VI of spring goods of and fashionable styles, which
prepared make up order in the superior
and fashionable style.
Our stock OF readyade goods is large, and Of superior
quality, mostly equal. If not superior, ordered work
Gentlemen wishing clothing viii find what they want and
at a low price
Fine shrs, fresh from New York. with all the varieties
of fancy goods that necdfu furnish a gentleman.
Very low prices and no deviation
Mar 2!-3aw4wif YOUNG IL OREM.
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CREEN Psrnsols and Parnsoless--Thi. day Oh. re
NJ some 500 the best make and desirable coIor:
which will be sold unusually cheap.
Ap lO-s,aw2Sif BARNES & MITCHELL
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IRISH LincnsThis day received $50 pieces superior
Irish linens from the most celebrated makers, q p,ee
ranging from 81 81; among which are ID pieces
very heavy undressed shtngs, peculiarly adnP'e' S
henen's use.
The class of goods above named are very scace e'A
ably cheap and well worthy the attention Of pure
Mar 29-3raw3wif T. II ilcoS ~ -
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Commissioned of the General Land ofice
Mar 3i-lawl3w
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r KSOX WALKER Will practise law In the u
preme Court OF the United States, and attend to the
prose ution OF claims against the government Address
Washington, ID. G.
Ma LOFT
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THE NATIONAL HOTEL, in the city Of Washington,
formerly kept by Coleman and in the posse
of the trustees of Blackwell, is offered for rent
Persons DESTROYS Of leasing the properly requested
tppiy person. by letter addressed The Propetors
Of the National HOTEL Washington city,
Early possession may be had April 3-eoiff
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MARCH Report OF the Nut unI Life Insurance Cs.n-

I
! lfl pany, of New York, Office No. IS Wall
This institution during the month of March, issued
i L..- L 4 -.
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DREsBYTERIAN Hy.sn-Boesxs -d,nsrent styles o
L binding-''Parish hymns
Baptist hymn books
Methodist hymn books-Virginia selection of hymns
Catholic hymns, anthems, psalms, &c.
Lutheran Church hymn book
The German Reformed Church hymn-book
Episcopal prayer books. of every variety
For sale by TAYLOR n MAURY
Apus Booksellers near 9th street.
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SrRAW Msitings- Linen sheetings, d;cJust received
- schooner Washington, direct from New York. IL
pieces Canton Mangs aud Is pieces Barnsey
TO which We invite the attention OF housekeepers among
which
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-10
More Of the Florida Indians.


We learn from a gentleman who arrived IN the
steamboat Monday night last that an express rider
reached Pilstka ON Sunday bringing the intelligence
that party of regular troops, who were dispatched 10
the Of outrage at Charlotte arbor by Mai MOI
Ms the commandant At Tampa. together with 4 mum
ber OF citizens numbering in all upward OF sixty men,
made report They found the bones OF the men (Messrs
Payne and Whitton) who had been shot their bodies
had attcrwRrd been consumed with the building -
The party buried the remains While there they saw
three Indians who had crossed rease Creek on log,
he bridge having been previously burned by the lndi
)who re-crossed aud retired into the hammock
On retiring they raiscd the savage rhoor which AZ
peared 10 be Joined IN by numerous other Indians -
They were not pursued by the whites who had been
ordered avoid engagement-iortunstely perhaps,
a. Is stated their arms were in very bad condition
The three indisns paisted
An express reached Jacksonville from Gov Moselcy,
Saturday evening last commanding the Lieutenant
Colonel of the l2th regiment OF Florida Militia 10 eL.
list mounted company OF 100 men 10 organize on the
7th inst aud proceed 10 the frontier without delay
Another company has been ordered from Leon County
These orders are responded 10 with great spirit a
large number of good men having promptly offered IN
this vicinity. We have doubt that enough 10 form
two additional companies will hold themselves In read
mess for further orders II rcquisuons were gcncg
ally made, Florida would readily furnish 1000 volun
II will be that the Governor has also taken
steps fully a. organize the militia Elections are OF
dered to have occurred
Thus II would that the late outrAges have la ry
aroused the state We shall soon, OF course. be fur
nshcd with United States troops The demsnd OF
Florida will be the removal of the Indians u vi
not do to temponze-h will bc vain 60 treat for any
thing short OF entire removal II 10 ec thai %,
head chief Of The SemiuOles has disclNmcd connection
with the oursges aaords no assurance 10 settlers
their safety. Ii swless bands are permitted 10 rove
and prey upon the people when oA their guard IL i
worse than declared state of Treaties have ne
restrained these savsges within their limits and the,
should now be driven from the feninsuls
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-10
Another ver.lon OF the Florida ow,rasc..

Tue ChdrlcSfos Mercury oi the oth p0olshes the
following letter vouehing for the high respect ei'y Of
its author
In the CAayiesfea Nssrus OF the I'd ult noticed az
editorial copied frOu the NanaAdA hcpnAtlE, htir
the and TVccutN pcfpcti alt
81 Indian River difcuy ssd previously 70 have oc
CARED between Col William Russell and ne lndians
and that their him solely act OF persona
revenge This Is only untrue. inasmuch - no dcu
has occurred between ihem but act cf gross m
The woands inflicted HIM without being harrsssed h
the impression that public opinion directed towsrd hu
the exciung OF his lamentAhe catastrophe b.
ne intimate WIN he family and frequent VsiicI al hs
house. have had opportunities Oi hesnng him speak
rescrN edN ~ them, and all occasions have
heard him eNince ana express The friendly Ice nks
tcsaru them WAS even cognlxast al that tran. pirti
he l.ih ui having been ior Two tsNs
previous The ffendhness m which ihey were receN I'd
by every neaber 81 The family the morning 81 htr
Sslt snd the pleasure they manifested he eating sever
melous which the Co.olc. himself presented thein
well As the numerous smS presents " beads nngs a.
made the children ~ them Ourrg TIE dSv impressed
vita he belief thar hey entertained he KINDLY fee
inss toward himself and family - sangune Ne that
they were endy disposed. and great his 70
heI belng disturbed that one oocsson being tod by
nsighhor of his who teA sggrisved BY sghi dePrrtA
Lo1 supposed TO have oeea ccmnied oN them toat " o.
oat ev1dencc thai he intended % snoot them he nEs
porunity, Tecol'ecl Colonel 4 said mosl enptaes.
tha whO Inicrcfed with the sn> should
receive hs punishment that he indicted "a he -
any act OF violence ard them would only Incense ae
and Dot only endsnge the sSesy OF his family esi sesi 81
the whole community. { l. hkAtl lNN.
~ -sNessfiss. Aug l. S{S
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-10
D.K>ru,. AuEKICAN ,IrsEUn.-.splen
ijtptDk TRADE.
REPLY TO THE MACREADY LETTERS.

DUBLiSHED THIS MORNING 4 Rejo.ndef 20 The
Il KepAe, from hug and, etc io certain statements cir
c4 zied in tAls country re-pecusg Mr Macready to-
getler With impartial History and review of the lament
able occurrences A. the AstOrpace Opera House
3ih 81 May lsf3 By American Ciuzen Mary friends
~ NJ Forrest, view u the psra and inerpO.aird
character ot these Replies from Eug znd have cOnsid-
cred ,han duty furnish h- public with
ard entire relation ~ the lnclpent well tie more
open causes which urged jealous and malicious rvaly
ne part of Brush pcri0rme onward -O anenis.
b r-slt The scene ln-ss-d 10 NeW.f0rk 0n tho
every reader ~ any Impression be- may have lnar NJ
Forrest ;ne party 30 fault By Authenticated facts
n1~ trs brought ll0 he foreground places ine Sad
de pom Tie uglt horse a1d every ~el-niuIed ari
Impartial person vii, rsng from is p-r4sal .sy that
A. ssl De hA- gar-d iu znd satisfactory conviction o.
me trHe merits ~ tn- cs--
s4yu STRfN fNGFR a TOWNSEND II gra,a..y
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-10
MRS. KIRxLANp,s NEW woRx

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ilfo.s i.mo B. Mrs Kirkland. sllhor Of New
Home. Ac.
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