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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-03
rh.Crnun of HnnEnrJ.

Tea T-gas sysns.sbs. toe following particulars Wiz
regard 20 the Crown of Hungary, which was taken
srsv AID coneese5 y zoHs1ib-
The magic Grown Of A. s,syhse - certainly nj 90.
,o-s-s1 Kosssth concealed 7, - oDs sso~s ~.er.
sci no,airg o1i lt. 10 ;bs eYss q he hGEJsr people
legitimate. u1-lffings Hspes ne Court u sspso1'g 4.
great, ss-etie1 a. tie io's TIE scasl vsae . % .
s.,dsmistut sssg TIE otssf royal magma, ss he
sibs he Gxors ard e mantle vhicb tsVs ~ f5151
A. Dobs 10 lvsnis have uJoe grssisr value bat
hey 70 bscz Ocly the hosss q apjou whose sscu
IN e. hAar wtls ths ;5sf 10 everywhere fczs 60
te viz. q. he ms VIII - ct Chrsrsa ns - Toe
Mazysrs - stsphen rscsiyed ABOUT nc year o. from
Pope Sylvester Whea The Of ArpAd he-sns eI
rrctin lg,f trs Crown % - stephen carried to
Pfszas ~ t-e-sas King Il Bohemia Tb-1. RENTED o.
Obo u Bs7aris Y1sssc from his hsnss 20 rhos9 Of L.
asss ysyvoSe Of 2 snsy vsnis wao subss4 le5iy r.
.os..i Il 70 Charles RossT, q ArIog Deposited bsa 10
III. ryysl csse Of D.s-srhd itis Cr5FB Tts secretly
.fe- hwsy BY 10 l4-1 Lsd seri " Tbs n-
o-ror F-edene " Hsta.s CoTs.l sfl@rTasd reiesuto
n for cer1iu .gn1 Of mosey. After the bsle Of Aokas
Ri. diadeu .as again stg in ws.shrsd ard given e.
20, to Jean Zspoys thes in 5 70 Fs'diasrc l. AID =.
ls.s 10 he sz!ian sJymsn Aher All beSe vie.ssiuoe'.
~. Grown Of st S-pssp passed from the hands Of ne
TCrks int, t5o.e Of Hsr'surg TIE Emperor Joseph u
e-n.ed ), - 30 transport ted = Venns @hsncs LsOpo1
szNl seuiit 10 Hungary IL was Oi-r, WHOM Kos.ah,
who a. sonp. ed 70 Gee toward Debec tiD .scresd Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-03

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,bove amount 10 cash Ana wisairg 20 maze = ests ~
pfS.lsb. Investment P.rt-ulsTs q Which, "a - IA
X sssta.ssur Ala. 70 Pro6s' 81 he On-e ~ ia =
NJ rivtpr r-.i r.ns address, stating Ore "a
rev az s. RAJ wnca vii ~ .uteiiy Confidential.
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SAMUEL ~ BEcKLEr,
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80 tafsi nyIFs n@f-tI gFsl . Bsfscs- 90
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ses~ toss ,iks = h-f-sJ al ysfssns hssr< 80
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-03

PURSUANCE Of - otter q - srnas.is Of "a cosst
t'@~ - f1ffs - hsrssy rFs1 . I'll Dsr.o.s ttsi1f
lgs-s ncHAkD 4 PURDf az 81 ~. y II No fgn 80
= p fs-s'. "a .ss -rA Foustsr -fuf - - 1870 a
= 80 - >-rer@A iosastsff. No - 0rsus stss- -
n So i3fa, b-fors u.s.ssnth tzy 81 Ma =
Dat ssv fora, "a ssy q .<gtsrlb@r, 40
NEhENiAH LOT SsBERI. kf-i-fuf~
81 Iarran" sAhAH fLRDI. AfIars-rsTI-
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s-~ fo,s 49, h-,-by n az D-f.on. h.ya> an
,sasnstsaACFf rACEENzfE ats oftss sfs-~ Ysfs Goo
q th~ Army as-s-ss. pfsss1t TIE sezss
ts-r- b 80 saDssr. 81 c-. 10 20 Bossssu y us Gao
Hs~ fors slsrs tho gsE.sry .rDss
We IQrs, Ia l4ar 1sy u JAY ef9.
lyls l.-sa- JOSEPH ?. RUSSELL E..svss
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ttsrus n -tsrs u Airis'stsa gtl.sd = hs al
ksl- T.grfy ~ Tsfs Al Plbhe A-etrs
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Do " nlfrsf as f.srh - sipt ~ ri To
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CHsKLBs WILLIAM Asrs.|si rstai
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ANss io,. no<s h-fssy sTsa y a. f-s-sas sa", y
as.-st sAhk, sAD0kbIhf, u tas CO, " ssr
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- lawn SARAH sADSEBrKT. ttse.--~--
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-05
From the Santa Fe Republican OF March o.
NEW MEYVC0.

BY the courtesy and liberality Of the editor and
proprietor of the Santa Fe Republican, have been
permitted to insert Of the most important laws
Of the State ofTcxas In their paper from time to time
For this privilege take this opportunity Of return
ing nv thanks, and shall not knowingly abuse my
privilege II this country is and Is to be- part and
parcel Of the State Of Texas, II is time the people
were beginning to learn the laws by Which they will
be governed. If the mutier should be otherwise set
lied the publication of said laws will still be or dis
advantage, but on the contrary Of great advantage
as they would aid in the organization Of govern
ment Of their own, as many Of the laws of Texas
have. grown, on! Of circumstances identical with
work BY publishing the following accounts which,
with permission, will be followed by the publication
Of the Constitution Of Texas and the most important
liws .. >. BEARD.
CHAPTER ss.-An act to establish the eleventh Judicial
District OF The State Of Texas.
Sec l. Be enacted by he Legislat,re Of he State 81
7eras That the county Of Santa Fe shall constitute the
eley enh Judicial district Of the State OF Texas:
Sec g Be II further enacted, That the District Court
shall hold It's session the Of Santa Fee IN the county
OF Santa Fe on the first Mondays in May and November Of
each year, and may continue until all business Is dis.
posed OF.
Sec g. Be farther enacted That this act take effect from
It's passage. Approved, Mnrch 10, 1873.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-05

ST. Lows TO FoRr LEAvEswonrH--Th notion
has not yet been abandoned entirely that railroads
should necessarily precede ielegraphs, although the
extraordinary spread Of the hitter continues daily 10
demonstrate the fact that they are the most indie
pendent means of communication yet devised by
man--the easiest Of construction, and the most
available for profit, when put In operation. -
Many still exclaim that we shall not have wire com.
mnnicaion with the Pacific until the rail IL first
established, and perhaps the best plan will be TO al
low the wires themselves TO silence such cavaliers.
Few there are, however, who do not admit that we
may n0ir extend the western line rs far az Fort
Lcavenworih, and who are not eager for the imme-
dlate execution OF that section Of the yet greater
work.
wondrous change in sentiment, an well as IL.
every thing else las taken place snce-bnt eighteen
months ngo--ihe project Of a Pacific telegraph.was
frat broacted In this paper California was not
Then named In the connections for u had not passed
into our hands, and there were enemies enough Of
all mad schemes" without challenging the obcc.
tors 10 The war and the acquisition Of territory 10 OPP
position. Eighteen months, and world has been
added to the area Of freedom, peopled already W III
thousands d ousands Of our citizens, 10 echo
every call Of enterprise and progress which may APP
peal 10 them from the Atlantic and from or own
valley. We n ed not say that the telegraph extern
sion viii be at once .popn In the valleys OF tho
Sacramento and Willamette Senator Benton's
great work viii summon the national energy and
ambition Into one useful channel and as 'vlnt
rier' 10 The undertaking, the electric wire will be
found flashing from point to point its promises Of
speedy inlillmcnt to the hopes Of the most sanguine
OReily having completed the organization Of his
unparalleled lines east Of the Mississippi, snow pre-.
pared, forthwith 10 proceed westward even beyond
the bounds Of our State. The work, In fact Is In
hand, and the townsslong the Missouri aroused as
they have been ibis spring by scenes which will be
annually repeated through the fninre-hnve only 10
cay how far and howprompily they win become in
fercsted IN that which peculiarly concerns them
Isl. Louie RerfiVf,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-05

N.wrousDLAsp FrsHERiEs.--The Newfoundland
Chamber Of Commerce has addressed strong me-
mortal 10 the Home Government, complaining ol
the French and United States fishermen. al pre-
sent snys the memorial, mot one British banker
anchors or fishes on the great banks of the island
whilst hundreds Of vessels belonging 10 the republi
can governments Of France and America draw from
them the vast treasures Of those seas for their own
countries, (which formerly enriched British subjects
and their country having been able by The assist.
once Of their government bounties 10 drive British
fishermen from them, and confno them 10 the shore
fishery, q thus the very valuable and important
bank fishery has passed into the hands Of onr rivals
and affords them one OF the best means 10 become
tho rivals Of the naval power Of Great BriaIn.n And
further: /" Already driven. from the bank fishery
which has pissed into the hands of our rivals, The
shore fishery must be kept up and hardy fisher
mon pass 10 the United States as unfortunately hun.
drcds are now doing, leaving the aged and infirm
burden on the finances Of the colony insonuch that
pauPerism has Increased TO an alarming extent within
The last few years." js' s,.' "a
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From the Snow HUI (Nld) shield, MAY |
The NntfonaI xVr.f.

We refer The reodar m t,a p.o....n.-.- T. -,
tsl nsnsr il, ana,har aI, ,oslsesns y his cap.
onr Wasbng,on 1u aso - me letter o.
M nor ram ohscys,, ad a,. a.spscsng u ihr
mo extensive no,cs and h,pS ,s.r - t lsss growing
issue 10 ,hc n,asa, ,i., ~ h hsa rlo', ~ nts'
yorite exchaposs when + h~ s,,, ue y. our "a
We ever have Kan. dasn s.a,h ,ee'ine ~
UNITING efi,r,s =, ,h,.; * Win y, ~ ~
il was es,abishsd ~ hnu rns, oee,
and election OF fssn Tano, fTha as. ny M
in lis wav Al iis ~ "a ~ IN
riers used 10 opnose ~ sncrss ss1 ~ ha
cliouesters az nsr,v f o h,a i, aS 9 so.iup'
ceived connenance and s,,nno, asssnsd 49,.
est In Il, and we could HI, y, 80
them ali establish ,s claim n ~ 49, !.
agemenr and finally becon,s TX W. san.a " sncons
minslmijon thut nromises N he &c ~ ~ az. ,n
publlcan brlinncvn ~ was ny, ae ' w. sa.nc III
washington '''s' ~ "'e '"'n'o''a'
II has pained ma no lt,le ~ observa ~. ,,,.,.,.
efforts OF norton of Inc r. ocof,co mes - i"t
he standInq ~ liz vvbIg y bv - spa'
esty IL not redesmIno nronisss sd y n
papers as nnbsheJ i,s rsts nrosnecs ~ ,.s snsn
10 these aleesd nromises Win ,he ea,ac va
cause OF Witch vva ara nerf all, san,;i; M H. - d h
10 saw rhey werc amended IN he NH ~,
Jealous io,,rneypan dny;no he hsee s ~
city Of MI Fenton he nnhsher ,vi,hnn, H. rn, se
ledge or consent 81 soon - ohss,vsS H. Mn IN
were left ont and as well as we rsmembep annea,ea
In nm an. n,,,,Ls- r ~ n,t, ie'i'eo.'l aleaaeu
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CanatIian AHairs.

The "muss'' continues In Montreal and is spread.
inp mi over both Provinces But Il II nowhere as
stunning the shape Of even respectable row, much
less revolution.
we are indebted to Virgil g. Co., for an extra from
the Office of the Montreal Courier, giving the pro-
ceedings Of a meeting ut Coburgh, U. O. There will
be multitude of such meetings; but as there up
pears to be no opposing elements the tory fire will
soon burn itself quietly out, and every thing viii re-
sumo its usual tone.
AS for separation from the mother country, or an
nexaton to the United States, there is more like
lhood Of either thnn there Ia that the ST. Lawrence
will rim UP stream The wrong party is dissatisfied.
The quarrel has not arisen because the government
not because revolution ia coveted, but because a
bill has passed to pay those who made very feeble
effort to effect revolution. Albany Epening Jour
nal 1fnu g.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-05

AN EXPENSIVE COUNTERFEIT ESTABLISHMENTS hns
been discovered near the Blazing Star landing New
Jersey, on the Raritan River. The place was occu-
piod formerly by man named Sweet, who was long
suspected by The police but for several months past
they have losl all track of him. and il appears that he
hns been living In that secluded place during this
time, carrying on his nefarious business, and has
sent large quantity Of the base coin TO California
The Courier says the officers found at the establish
meni he had vacated In New Jersey large quantity
OF unfinished coins, some of which had been plated
with silver and were miled and ready for receiving
the stamp from the dies and they are 30 well execi-
ted that they will stand the best chemical tests They
also found number of large and small boxes filed
with rare and valuable machinery used In manufac-
turing the coin. The coin seems TO have gone
through three several processes previous TO being
miled. II the first place they were cnt ont Of solid
mposition--hen they went through another ope-
ration which gave them the appearance Of German
silver, after which they were plated with silver and
they were well executed that thoy cannot be de-
tected by the sonnd Some coin had been buried In
the ground In a keg. The house In which they car
RED on-their operations built by Sweet and was
30 constructed that while they had an abundance OF
light they cond not be heard seen outside the build
Ing On the arrival Of the oicers at the place they
found the house empty, and II was evident that the
countcrfecrs had fled In haste. All the coin and
apparatus seized and deposited In the Marshnla
Office and Information sent to the proper department
Of Washington, and special messenger was des-
patched 10 California TO prevent as far as possible
the immense swlndling operation which has no doubt
ere this, been in part perpetrated.--N Y. Erening
Mirror.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-05

New posrMAsTEH OF PORTSMOUTH N. H.
Thomas L. Tullock, Fs1. was on Wednesday last
appointed Postmaster Of this town, In place Of Nc
heminh Moses, Esq. Mr.. Tullock having spent sew
eral years In the Office as chief clerk, has full I'M
dersinnding Of the business Uniting with sterling
integrity, spirit Of accommodation and capacity
for personally discharping al the duties incumbent
on i Postmaster, his appointment IL very acceptable
TO the citizens Of Portsmouth generally. The gov
eminent have given effect the general feeling In
this town In the change which has been made
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-05

Grating composition Is now generally used Instead
Of clay, as was formerly The practice This compo-
sition Ia made with part Of best talow two parts
OF beeswax and four parts Of rosin melted together
worked thoroughly like shocmakrrs wax. The
articles should be pure, and Of the beat quality
Erctanse pdp.r.
We have ried both clay and composition for
easily used, and is more pleasing TO the eye In
moist spring the composition will serve a good pur.
pose, and perhaps do as well as clay, but In dry
be far more likely TO live and thrive The efore we
prefer the clay, and shall stick il in future Dos.
Ton Journal e,
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 2-.P NJ
The steamboat Highlander commanded by Capt.
Mcpherson, lying nj this place, bound for New Or
leans, with 400 tons Of freight on board cnmght hre
this evening, and WIS entirely destroyed The boat
and cargo belonged TO Gen; Nathan Hanney. m
The steamer Gen. Jesup, lying nlongside the High
lander. was rsved With much difficulty
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rsourrrvAYrp LAND i~ MAssAcHusxrrs.-- It
il amid that Of 4lg2 900 acres of land In Mnssachu-
acts available for cultivation In some FORM only
26f, doc acres, or ELK and half pcr cent, under Ill
lagr ire remaining ninety three and half per cent?
consistIne 81 woodlands meadows, swamps, paster-
nge, etr. X
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SURGICAL OpERArros.-The Richmond Enquirer
notices the performance Of surgical operation for
calculus, at The Medical College In that city, by Or.
Charles Bell Gibson The subject was placed under
the influence Of ether md the operation successfully
performed in less Than Ave minntes, without the
slchtcat manifestation OF pain by the patient. On
The following day another difficult operation was
performed, in the same institution by Dr. Carter p.
johnson The patient WINS little girl about eleven
vears Of age. who was suffering from diseased con-
dition OF The inner bone Of the forearm. While under
Inc influence Of the ether the necessary missions
were made, and the diseased bone removed by a
chain saw Both patients are doing well Bait.
AMIR
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PROPOSALS for carrying fhe mails of the United States
from the ls day Of July, 1919, 20 the ooh q June
1879, incluive In new YORK viii be received Al the
Contract Once ofe POET Office Department IN the city OF
Washington, until m, Of the lh JUNE, le4e 90 be de
cided BY the day,) the routes and ~ The manner
aud time herein specified. Viz: o. Hft H
NEW YORK
los, From Denmark al a M every day. except Sundays
by Deep River, Carthage, wilma, North wilma, Ant.
werp, Somerviile, Gouverneur, RchyiIle, De kalb
and 1fsavetnn;
To ogdensburg by 8 y m same dsys;
And hack between IA and p same days. mi.
weekly trips from Antwerp, by Oxhow and Rossle 10
Hammond, and also from DE kab 10 Canton In due
connexions. t.ft fteftt
Proposals 10 divide The Antwerp 80 az 10 run
three times week by The Somefve road and thrrs
times we by the Oxbow and Morriafown road will
he considered.
to- bidders wn fpeeify the mode Of conveyance e
NOTES.
Each proposai should be accompanied by aguaranty,
signed by one responsible persons IN Tie follow
ing manner, viz 4. ais4
aThs undersigned guaranty thai ------, if his
bid for carrying the mail from to --- be
copied by the Postmaster General shall enter into an obli
gallon prior TO the ffsf day Of y psri with good and
snfcIent aireies, 70 perform Inc service proposedu
This should be accompanied by the serihsatr Of post
master other equivalent ceiinony that the fnaaniors
The proposal should be stnl 10 the Department realed
endorsed Proposals. fnr ronts No, -, IN and
addressed TO the Frs Assistant Postmaster General
For the prohibition 81 bids resulting from combine;
u and The terms and conditona which ne conrsetn
70 bc.fnnde, vie The laftsnnsai advertisement
JCofLAMER, Postmaster General
PcHT orricr u, TnErAsnSI, Mays 1919. may e-uq
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Letter from Mr.. McGanghey,
RoorvlIln, Ind, April Is, is4s.

y N ROCKVILLE, Ind, April Is, IN49
To The editors Of The Stale Sentinel. 80 s.'tf
GENTLEMEN-I find yon have publishe In your
paper of The 18th Of this monli letter purpoiing
have been written by me, in the city Of Washing
:on, on the LIST day Of April ls49; and feel con.
strained, by The extraordinary and hbcloua charac-
rEofeIa mol any other letter. 10 any one beoring the
rtm0test resemblance TO IT, The letter is full or ex
preston which use, either In letters or ey. n
private conversation. yon will oblige me by pub
ishing this letter.
Your obedient servant,
f. W. McGAUHEY
We have heretofore exposed the silly forgery 10
which the above letter refers II was dated on the
first ofApril and intended as IN exhibition of wit
but its erossness deprived it even Of tina marit.
Indiana journal N}a5
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Army lntelIigence.

FoRT LEAvENwonTH, Mo-, April 6, 1912.
THE MOUNTED Riff EMEN.-Our regiment Mount
ed Riaemen) are now encamped about three miles
from Fort Leavenworth on the sloping side Of a
vast prairie. To the south Of us lies high hill,
called Fertilization Hill. II IL conica and near tho
top Is the appearance Of parapet from whence the
OF the country around has a faint assimilation 10
some parts Of Mexico and brings back 10 the minds
eve, The expansive plain, the abrupt pcnons rising
suddenly from It's surface, md presenting nj the top
the mpenetrable breastwork and grinning batteries
Of the Mexcans Our regiment viii start for Oregon
N May about the goth.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-05

SAD DEsTRuoTioN.-T magnificent mansion at
Silver Lake, Susqnehanna county, the residence Of
Dr. Rose, and one OF the most beautiful edinces in
Pennsylvania, has been destroyed by fire. The build
ing cost $4,000, and there L. no insnrance
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-05

Tar SrEAmgmP UsrrEp SrArrs This vesael
bought by the PInasnn government, will sail In q
few days for the BALTIC having been lborpuRhy re-
flied typriyhis parties,
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RErTOyAL.,'

Commission on Cioinss agar Isl Merico, M
'TlIE Office OF this Commission II removed 10 rsfrest,
South side second house East OF that occupied by the
Department OF the Interior. WIN CAREY JONES,
may 5--3t-Union. Secretary
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no THE PUBIIC.--ln order TO prevent disappointment
10 persons sirous Of Visiting the Penenary nnder
my charge assm proper to anprizf them Inns That
specorf for that purpose, their admiiance cannot be
granted unless in ihoss cafen where the law makep The
ceptlon.
SIc. IL. That person shnH be permitted 10 risif ne
said Penenfnry ,cfhom frrfen order from one or more
IF the snid Ispscfors frctpf The President Of ne United
Safes the Secretaries IF the general Departments Q ne
Gorernmen ncmbersy Congress, and me Jidgss ~ nc
Conrfs Of The United Snfesn
APPROVED, March ., 1919. -.
THOMAS FfTNAM, Warden
WAaHINoroS March 3 1919.
N. u. The Inspectors THOMAS DoNoHo and Iofr T.
TOWERS Of Washington, and WILLIAM Enrn, of George
lown may 4--3t
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Mosr Golp.---A whaIsr arrived AZ New Haven On
the ID nss.s from Sandwich Islands with $4,000 IN
California gold dust,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-05
ny A. GREEN, Auctionesr.

GALE OF CONDEMNED STORES AT THE WASH,
- INGTON NAVY YARD, AT AUCTION. Mon
day, the 9TH instant shall seb order ofhe Navy Agent
at the Navy Yard at 2 O'Clock, NJ, lot OF condemned
stores, viz ases
200 lbs Pork, bills Beef 40 ihs do
$40 lbs Rice. l5il lbs Bread, " lbs nuiier
202 lbs. Flour. lsef4f
Terms cash.
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