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crlCE H. hereby given to NIL persons having
La lams against the estate OF Td0ma, orr, late oil
Io' Snl" county, ILL.,, deceased TO present the same
~ adjustment to the probate court OF La SaIIccoun-
IN Ottawa at a regular term thereof, tu be hold
cuont the first Monday IN June next when and where
said claimants are requested to attend tor the pur-
pose OF having their claims adjusted according to
law. Ap 1876. JANE ORR, idmiais,y'J,
IDuY FtparuAr-Dy ldtD'r
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The orgauinnon ct the EAR except the eye J.,
the most delicate Of a. The structure, OF the body and
% j, believed ro he fact that more case, OF prrn,.
ucutI.n'u',~ occur from bad articles used In ,.lght
'a~.s 'Eu oil, ether causes. Toobyia,r this mI,tor-
uu', DE Emmr Company !. incorporated hy the
state ot New orN. and think that they hay, sue
rI,in 1urcplfauou -u pure that they are willing
'ooilTuu auc." % Tine pub c under their seal which
thought noe only 90 Dee harmless 10 the peculiar
structure nttnr diseased EAR but bat also 20 cur, MI
cases ct Deafness where the membrane transmitting
sound is Not up,uJel
The warehouse OF the Empire Company Is at l76.
BRQAuWAI,N Y
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Inc Empire Company, Incorporated by the lcgis-
!lturc OF the state OF New York aud located at l76
FRotnwAY, under the Howard Hotel manufacture
liquid PAIN KILLER, which can be taken tor any
PEN, NO matter where situated. or from what cause
produced, and in every instance the effect will be-
found perfectly satisfactory lis also used externally
torpam- wilhmo,e instantaneous rrlic Ihanany 9th
~ article known Nervous affections, low spirits. ny
porouIrla. rheumatism, Group, and brouchl,r- are
cured by bWocw app Icaton, OF the remedy Many
ives have been saved hy this Pam kii!,r and ccrtl,
ucatgs of numerous individuals might be Obtained
which are withheld tor want OF roam
The warehouse ot,hc Empire Company is at liz
BROADWAY, y y
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Medicines.

1BBT. salts. Nciat- Buer.. IIcwc,' hnimcut
d" -u.phl-, Earm1n's drops, Caster ol.
Bragg sugar ca1trd pills. RhuuarI- Liquora.
Hay- lluuont. Hal~lm wild cherry, essences Of al
iii,. l.r .a.-y al CrsHsAg sri GE-r,IY
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tlot,s

Corner " Water ~ Columbus st.n'rr fHi h't'r
rANlE subscriber respectfully lut'fms the pto'
L PIE OF Ottawa, ,nd the travelling puHlcee'
ncrally, that he has purchased the above cam
modicus establishment, and having uEde gone
thorough repairs aud renovation, !; IS no" open
for the accommodation Of travellers and h"'rd'
ers in at least As good style a. any other house
ia town can afford. and On the lowest terms
Ample s'abliug i attached 10 the e>'ab. shmrnt
The public ,re asked to give him a'rnl.
rrNo one need stun the house through fear
If being offended by the fumes OF liquor. a. none
Is kept about the establishment.
JACOB NlITEh.
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GREEN'S MILLS.


kyrA Il7HE above Mills have just mn
Mny1rnn dergouc thorough repairs.
Et? aud are now in f4ll operation, with
& Sic rHn Of BurrS,
new BoiunS Cloths, and all the necessary fix.
lures for manufacturing ~hca, in the very best
manner; and having none but experienced aud
accommodating millrrs, together with the whole
business being conducted by the personal atten-
ton OF his sou, ID. GUrEs, he hopes to give ge-
neral salt 'iac,i5n; and Is I've has been to great
r,panse IN making his mills second to none in
the western country, be hopes to receive, As
heretofore liberal share of public patronage.
Merchant and Custom work will be thankfully
received and strictly attended to at all times
(Suudays excepted
Cash paid for Wheat. Flour Barrels and
Cooper stuff. JOHN GREEN.
DAYTON, Oct % A.
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and altogether the cheapest from the Mississippi val
lev and the towns on Lake Michigan To the cu-t.
For iFeightiHg purposes, the difference Of msur-
ancc in favor OF ths route over that through the
Lakes shows an average ot0ne halt of one percent
The following statement " thl> upon t'W atu-
c.cs w.iiseuc 20 show It's bearing upon The whole.
IdiHe Amt0t ms
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FIRST CLASS RIVER sTEA MBoATS

10 St. Louis, and by the Lower River Steamers 70
towns on the Mississippi and New Orleans.
This Railroad, with the steamers M is coO0Cr-
ton from Chicago 10 Buffalo, for regularity, safety
speed, general equipment and accommotauuu.i forms
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-16
o far l,O22
Dunn has game

Dunn has gained 3T3.
Cass had $50 over Taylor in this District
Four counties to come in. Dunn lives in JEFF
feison
Bisuof HuGHEs AND HENRS CLAY.-It
was minated this morning that Bishop
! Hughes was expected to minister in the Cal
olic Church, which was thereupon well filled
with an unusual audience, including Mr.. Clay
and his son, who walked there together unac
companied and without much observation -
After riefservicc at the alter, by the priest,
the Bishop took his seat on the platform in
front, and read the conversation Of our Saviour
with the woman of Samarla, giving partlcuIa ar
emphasis to that passage in the report OF 1t by
the apostle John, in which che was told that
God was Spirit, and must be worshi!ped in
spirit and truth. In thus ingenlously sezing
upon upon one of the most striking arguments
Of an,i-episcopa divines, it was his purpose TO
show that the terms Of the conversation take
for granted an Altar and eacrifce- divinely
appointed forms and means and essential 10
,diviEe worship. Every passage indicated the
/ operation Of a superior mind deeply moved,
yet always capable of mastering lis own en-
! thusiasm 1t was, in truth, most valuable
| yindication Of some fundamental tenets OF
! episcopacy, which, if il did not wholly con
! vince tho understanding, at least won tho adj
/ miraion of the audience. fancied iha, Mr.
/ Clay, who listened with apparently wrap, at
tention, fully participated in the general feel
ing of applause. Before the concluding ser
vice, vete over, aud while the b shop an,
Priests was knoeline, NJ. Clay, being sppa
tently unwcll, was conduct Though the
chancel into the outer door Of the ,estry room
by Dr. Bedford and his son. In short tins
he was conducted to his lodgings, somewhat
overcome by the heat in small and crowded
house. Saratoga Cor. Noe0rk Daily Adrer
User.
Gen. Harrison's old residence at yincennes
Indiana, is advertised for sale in the Gazette
They are to have a new court house crcc.
ted on Chapel Hill, Lowell, a, cost OF
about $50 900.
+, Some mcn so dislike tho dust kicked up by
the generation to which they belong, that, be
ing unable ,o keep up, they lag behind.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-16

! DEATH OF CHARLES. The body servan
OF the Preslden, named Charles Porter, wa
on Sunday morning attacked by an epileptis
fit. from the effects of which he died in A shor
time. He was a worthy man and grea
iayorite with Gen. Taylor, having been hi.
constant companion through the Florida anC
Mexican campa cns Int
DEATH OF Robert S. ToDD-A private tel
egarphlc despatch received fom Lexington
yesterday announced the death Of this pente
man. Tt. !. was a member OF he Senate OF
kentucky, and chairman of the finance com
mIttee in that body. lie was at the time o
his death a candidate for reelection TO tho
Senate from Fayetia. In the death of Rober
). Todd Kentucky has lost one Of her first
.-LouSriHe Journal
The most criminal of all men, is he who
takes advantage Of unsuspecting confidence, 10
work out any ends but those for which tha,
confidence was given in full faith.
We learn that intelligence has been official
ly communicated to the Department of STATE,
through our Minister at Viena, that the block
ade of Ancona had terminated - Washington
Republic.
" Silence that dreadful belle !" as the lover
said when scoIded by his mistress.
New ORLEANS, Aug4.
The steam ship Falcon, Capt Hartstein.
arrived at this port, to-day, with fGy-ihree
passengers, all vel, from Chagres. LShe
brings $40, 900 bullion.
]! is probable she brings ten or twelve days
later intelligence from California.
BosToN, Aug sth
Since last report there have been 90 deaths
from tho cholera, l6 Of whom were foreigners.
and Americans. In the Hospital there were
10 cases
PHILADELPHIA, August S-P. VI.
The cholera report for the past "a hours,
ending this day noon, is 90 cases and Q deaths,
of which occurred in the Hospital and Pris-
on In produce there is but little deins, the
near approach of the America checking ope.
rations. There is no general news of impor-
tance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-16
Newport, R l. Thursday Morning, Aug. l6 lS49.
WAsHIHGToN, August 9th.

Sufficient returns have been received from
the 9th District to insure the reelection of A.
w. Venable, Democrat. over John Kerr,
Wing.
In the 7th District, Ashe, Dem, for Con.
gress, has 1895, and Reid, Wing, 1875.
In The 9th district, Wayne County, Lane,
Democrat, has 1869, and Stanley, Wing. has
2s1.
Venablc gains ITO for Congress, in Gran
vile CO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-16
PHILADELPHIA, August 8 p. VI.
INDIANA ELECTION.

The last election stood 4 Wings and Lo.
cos. We have heard from three districts OH
ly, which elect
wHIGs. Locos
Edward w. McGaughcy. w. J. Brown
c. l.. Dunham
Dunham's election is not certain, but the
following returns indicate il as follows
Dist II. Cong. Wing Loco. Taylor. Cass
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-16
FRIEND CRASsroS :.

AS the season for Steam Boat Excursions
seems to be at it, height, allow me TO propose
one to Block Island so arranged, if possible,
that the Boat may rem1in all night, to give
passengers an opportunity Of seing all the in
,eresting localities Of tho Is and, and also n
chance of bcholding the famous =" Phantom
Ship which is said occasionally to hover
around in the neighboring waters.
II 4 some Yeas since we had an opportu-
nifty of 'Isi ing this romantic sea girt Isle, "
and am confident large company could cas-
nry be gathered, all OF whom would receive
kind welcome from
MASY BLOCK IsLANDERs
The public debt Of Canada is $50 ,s32, 81
which is higher than the liabilities of any
State of this Union, ronnsy ylvania and New
York excepted. The public works which
have cost SIS, 200, 900, will only bring a rev.
cnue this year Of 5000, 600 or ttle over /
per cent
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THE Eighth open Monday l, which day
the Pctuai attendance u all the students requested. The
duties Of the CLASSES promptly recommended and very i'm
poant that all their members old should take their places NJ
the opening Of the session The aeadecs extends om the
LIST Of October the LIST Of August there being but vacaon
and In he Coere oil the usual classes under
tire collegiate studies equal prescribed In the older
colleges
ating class received their acadcnical degrees. ~ E 3
in the Grammar School, which immediately adoins the College,
the preparatory carefully trained by nstors
the supervision Of Of College Thus pupils
the institution early and their entire
study direction until they graduate The
mercantile embraces those partial members OF Of the
collegiate preparatory who may be preparing for the count
life. Such students admitted
all the privileges and advantages Of their several Glasses sas
tung place OF the classical studies, such more ne
cessary preparation for business
French study without extra charge TO all the classes
In addition the French the mercantile students will be taught
without charge, German, other modern language
The location the College perfectly heathu and there are
villages temptations dangerous the
young Moral religious education chief design Of the
stiuu0n.
The chnge covering and domestic
Of The rules Of the College carefully
restrict any other expenses Of the student
All the Departments under the immediate supervision Of ne
undesgned whom application be made for copies OF he
Register or for further information well as M The admission
Of pupils. JOHN b. KERFOOT, Rector, z,
Aug 3-2aw2m College Of 81 james, r. o., Maryland
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COMMUNICATION.


Some time ago ese ned to your readers list of the
clerks IN the General Land Oce in this city, to illus.
trae the principle Of equalization as established BY
Ewing Co.. in regard TO the removals and appointments
in the departments in city now propose publish,
as part OF the Land Department list Of the registers
general. to show the principle OF equalization as ap.
Piled 70 removal in the country at large You will per.
ceve that there are in all 40 OF these Officers OF whom
sgnations, 100 vacancies; all which have been filed by
the appointment OF the most inscriptions partisan wings
in utter violation Of General Tayors pledge that 'he
had no friends 70 reward, enemies punish" Al
though twothirds Of the 46 To which the principle OF
equalization has not yet been applied wings yet am
not be FIVE OF them left in Office. OF the wings who
will be removed. II will be upon the presumption that
immoral action in view Of General Taylors promises 10
the American people, am incapable of moral discern.
ment This list has been collated from an anthem
tic sourcethe Blue Book, and the official publication in
the newspapers of this city. sj-a.se. b
Yours. &C., O.P.Q N
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Preparatory Department OF the ColunAbiAn ColcgeA
CORNER l4Tu n srREETs.
THIS school will reopened the first Monday Of September
Charges per Quarter:
Readinr Writing Mental Primary Geography IS 90
Athmec Geography, English Grammar History Of the Uni
ted States, Composition W
M MAJ PhiIo.opby n BOON Keesina 10 90
sudies with the Latin and Greek classes IL 10
CO Bills payable In advance.
RICHARDS A. NJ gentleman who has proved himself 10 be
emnenuy qualified the and instruction Of High
Principal Of Seminary IL
the supervision OF the Faculty Of the
College Aug 2l-2awdp3w
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GENERAL Furnishing Dry Goods Warcroon.
u CLAGETT DoDsoN would most respectfully inform all
intending house. thai they have
prepared their waeroou for The reception Of much more
above line than has ever been
e. D. will be absent for few days tor
purpose making their purchases and would respectfully desire
ali Of the best and most extensive
from wait their return They VIII have In
snpeb Tapestry Velvet, Tapestry Brussels, and Brussels
Three ply superhne Ingram, low priced do
Damask tsiled and plain Venetian Carpeting
Together with everything pretty and good which may be needed IN
their line. aug N-fnW&s"h
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General Agency ~ Washangesns y. Q. ngif
ny A. NJ FARoUHAR formerly q Hausbuy, Psnnsyfvsni.s
ID government fo services n ne w9 win .sE-
co. the revoIuonary war win Gsss Bisin ss4 ne ros
ida
For PENSIONS bounty land, scrip ral IL. = 80.
Bouny Lan1-wl attend the purchase and sss sssnV
Pasns ome.Tbe applications for PATENT, psocurns nods,
drs,ynrs amended In I'll h<h various e.nches
seurrai Poa OncsA against he teparnent VIII -
conuacto' quarterly sccosnn, py o.
duo facilitated, nc. 49,
New Orleans Della, Nashville Union, Mobile vsr!ssr Louis
Louis New Era, Cncinnsu oezeee
the AMOUNT Of g. send e bins ths oass sccoms.ssA
with q paper. '.,f assItrn ~ rffa s"ns -.
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TO ooHTRAcrons.
BLUE RIDGE RArLRoAD.

PROPOSALS by undersigned a. bic onee N
Brooksve Abcmare county, vnia, until The - octocer
for construction OF the tunnel through NE sue
each end -.,.-.
ditch each side win slope sastwady q ne rsss
700 feet below NE eop q TIE mouna.n
Poposs viii be received ether whole Coz hsif
being Distinctly suited In this whether Inc Eastern % Wssssm
half 10 bid Cor. lli0L AZ .jJlI.t ~ =. $3.50.
Popose requested eIamins he Iocsss sers sdnnss
win undersigned IN necsssay inerneno.
The payucnt with suitable resefvnron un NE
compeou The tsstimousl - ~ snsoo
Pssss om. o. proposals. VII y fsrshss o. spssss s
undersigned. :. u - -5s rif ~ 1919 n tf
ny o'def " "e r's-''A' -'' '- O. cRozET,
\ Aug li-dtoctl Engineer Biss nidgs hairosd-
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT wAsHINGTor. d. Q.
CHARLES DIE sELDIro,
comn,ssioasr, Notary Public, amd General Agent
No. II Todd's Bsildinss, Psnnsyivsnia svsnas,

E WASHINGTON, D. C., Da
CONTINUES 10 prompt the prosecution Of
claims before Congress- Of the Eexecuye Departments
before any board Of commissioners appointed 70 adjust spoauons
or before foreign governments procuring pensons Revolutionary
Masa OF Army bounty land scrip under ne law o. February
other property lost destroyed incurred BY
fore being mustered and received into the service the United
States and subsistence furnished for their
and all claims Of whatever description at arise Out Of e late
with Mexico Great Britain He In possession OF all the
forms and understands fully all the requirements Of the Pension and
other ohcoA He attends OF due
captures made Gulf Of Mexico o
California, and OF Africa. tl II. a.glteil
He has been honoed Commissions from every
State In the Union Commissioners Of Deeds take the probate Of
deeds and other Instruments Of writing under seal Ac
10 be used or recorded la the respective Suites. f31
Charges viii be and regulated the claimed
and the extent Of services required. i7 1telel tiat
Communication lpospaid win receive immediate attention
He as the honor Navy and other Executive Depart
and their Exceencies Of the several States Of
The Union, and Senators and Members Of the previous and the
present Cohgfess generally. s A.st x 59as Aug -
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JACOb TOWNbEND,
Principal Office, l0a Nassau street, NeV Fork eii.

doctors doc his family coat Of ana his signature
h' coat Of arms JACOB TOWNSEND,
f''"s'ai 's''' i'a S''''" street, Ne" S''4 CITY,
Ola oc,o, ow0,,,s ,ow ,Ao., ..v.,,v vs., 81 ,.a
long been known The author and Of the GENUINE
was comeed d m, h, bS which means a 6ess
md moved H. o ana p s % Il nd % S s VINO
those who had been ns.sa q sore
deri bsalne power r qs' " A"a "on
Ss,.ma ana .,,,.,,.,,.c ,,..,.r..,o,.
.,n.n.s.s,aa an a.. 49,. -. - = ...a g. ,,
sn and sIead or ~ ~ "nS se' ana cameo '0'
bn y"ans - r m ase ana
sssnic man. The highest snowsdss ofeems and he latest
III iss esuSps iS me
sap..i. wen Known medical soasas nsdIen.
which, preparing produce and acid
ia are 40 Volatile bat ew en,cv mn ma mr., o IN he
preparation they are NOT preserved by scientific process known
only those experienced in is Moreover
tile principles which ay Ga in e.aaon, under
heat are the very essential medical properties Of the root which
Genuine Old Doctor Town.end'. sar-aparilla
Ss me o Fl e ae q
and fy amS nus 81 =
assgahs Il losing healing properties
iS'' Care Or in,.~,nsrapIs dissass.
Hence the why we hear on every side
the cure Of coNsUMPTioN pYsPEpsM and LIVER COM
FAsE sns 4
Es' and ali affection. arising nom 4, ,,,
Il possesses marvellous efficacy in ali complaints arising from IN
digestion, from asidy Or The sso@ss from ansauai ereaIssa de-
ss% hs
had is IN and colds and easy
every other part Bnt N nothing i.s excellence more manesuy
-'N Ee%.,s s :" n mn
work. wonders in Of uor als whites falling Of the
Anu h NJ u pa y; - All o. ~.
Kidney = A' INC 'ns'''' curing ''"'
gives tone and strength 70 ne whole body and cures all forms Of
peves Of ober
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CARD.

THE undersigned late Of the Pension Once having for The last
employed the various duties connected with
oce particularly revolutionary and consequently being
In ali details offers his services the public
claims against the general government He
other business connected with the other de-
partmens at Washington.
All business connded shall be promptly attended 10 and
faithfully executed. All letters must be post paid
' THOMAS LUMPKIN,
Agency once
wAsmssTos CITT, d. c., August 9, lS49
Aug l2-lmeod
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q L. LEWIS, atorneystlaw, formerly o. virginia ~ w
u. several years Adjuant GenersiS once
bis Virginia vounfse o. ueh
the collection from The government ~. A.
An Claims especially Of marines Who ssrvse ~ ~. -.
be preneo 20 W c!-13-1~
through Of the departments with NC u.no 80
he Adu,ani Once h. sc9u.n:ses WIN ~s esysn-
viii shod eef fecfnoes N " V
sd,us,,oent Of ibnsinc conhded 20 him. y
Ne respectfully refer. 20 al me memosr % Nc - ION
r. Jones, Washington. city ~ 80. : -..L ~
gentleman won fa''' = $3.50 - an JoNBs.v
this notice 20 The amount o. " and send bic h rwrs
Ang fo--3m afsrf tcrtftt 4St 1884 l4l - ~ kswfcF
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= 49, Pleasure excursssn - o. fsesle. -.
40p hik and Cape Henry The sscs,Ier osss - -, w.
places Saturday next The eth segs:mee ~ -
snnt, 4 O'Clock, IN -
Th. "Trip afford The company :. excsnsns -
o,acssious Al od Points v, The ~ dip re.nsnia,
'n s.s nc ssd r. 'o ss round NIP y sss
90 90. IL t.st ,.tl4 stnra "a fl......f ~
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Agency OF Book-Publishng Houses In the United
= states. d. 80 rf| .f. f'- 4.Ll
TAYLOR MAURY, booksellers and sniionen, Pennsyyana
avenue street, having formed connexions with The
principal establishments Of the country, win supply all orders
Tor religious law medical, scenuhc and school
books, single copies, al the lowest publication prices
Schools institutions and individuals in,ending 70 o,a
THYIoR MhIJRY. in Washineton city. : July 3
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NEW Books.Istoy Pendennis, novel; BY Thacksray.
History OF French Constituent Assembly from May, ls4e by
Corkrnn. ~. .
Reiribuion, tale by Emma southworth.
The the brothers mayhewi tale W you
HiIdrctifs History Of the United states.
Hearts and Homes, a story, by Mrs. Ellis. rf
strckIand,s History Of the American Bible Society.
Dane,. Inferno literal prose Translation, A. Carlyle
Select Italian Comedies, translated into English VOL
southeys Common Place Book. ...x 1890 ~,
Aug IS fkhNOh ihfboH-
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I KNOX WALKER VAN pr-stiss law In the supreme
claims ss.iss ne ssvsrsssss Addssss Wsshnsos D. O.
Ma. 1t-d
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NAUTICAL Routinc and stowaxe, with Rules In
Navigation, by John Mcleod Murphy and w. NJ LETTERS jr
u B. NJ just published being complete practical refer
underwriters vessels
navigaor teyedores and Others This work
ect with regard to construction equipment sailing and
navigation vessels whether In the merchant and
SUCH has received the approval Of the first nautical In the
country For sale I'm Washington by
III go TAYLOR D. MAURY,
July % Booksellers, near OH street
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Il auUCY vvashsrsssn.--ns u.6snsse1, ~ q ~ A.
"A specton branch Of me Posi- Qmce ecn IN
secsioa particularly win .ss .ssssss - - - -
ninsx depsrtmsn ox hosssys eepn0s - 9Q, ~
PETERS his ssscc.sss N once q bon perue - - ny
All c,dsrs 70 attend 70 nss, osvsD nss, q
July 4-d6 late u Rcss oAss Dsparsnsnk