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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-14

C,TEAM PACKINC-TYER AND HELMS PATENT
- 10000 pounds in Store different thcknesses. The
quality article which will stand 1907 higher heat
any other rubber has been tested for two and
over The American and British steamships and those
TO California with entire approval The undersigned
will this new patent packing TO give entire satiac
every No but the undersigned
the manufacture Of rubber and other kind will
stand high heat Warehouse, 3 CourtlAndt street ALI
addressed the n1d Of Tycr and
Helm Patent HORACE H. DAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-14

EARE REDUCED TO 81. REGULAR U. s. MAIL
Line for Bosten, Nashua and Lowell via Norwich and
Worcester Railroad from Pier No. 49, N r. foot Of Court
landt of this and wOr
oester) will leave Pier No. 49, n r., foot Of CourAndt
street daily Sunday excepted At o'clock instead Of
above places depend upon ~ limo being The cheapest
and expeditious way Of reaching Boston, Lowell Ma
shue. Rny part Of Vermont or New HsmpsIre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-14

NJ BUNEL, SINCE 1ST OF MAY, HAS OPENED THE
spacious well-situated Hotel, No. $50 Houston
Of Crosby street. and offers superior
i've clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-14

ITO FAMILIES GOING TO EUROPE-A YOUNG MAN
who speas sud writes four principal languages WE'LL
having travesd through great part OF Europe wishes
mendations will be given from highly respectable family
this city, with whom he favored to country
after travelling throughout Germany France and England
Please address +. b., at this Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-14

A UCTION NOTICE.-LARGE SALE OF REALLY VA
IA luable Furniture Piano Fores and all kinds house,
keeping articles This Day at 0 ocoek in the Sales Room
ii Spruce street 1HOS. BELL, Aucr
CTEAMBOAT AT AUCTlON--THE SMALL STEAMER
- EDWARD 8. WILLETT, lying in the basin at
Albany will be sold at auction Saturday the 18th ins
at 10 o'clock AM Also six horse Locomotive Boiler
Terms cash, or satisfactory paper.
jaeger, TREADwELL, l. PERRY
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by II. GREEN, .7uctfo,.esr.


VERY EXTENSIVE SALE of HOUSEHOLD FUR
Y NlTUkE, &c, AT THE NATIONAL HOrEL.-On
Monday, the llh day Of June next at 10 O'Clock m,
shall commence the sale, and continue from day day
til all is sold, the whole of the furniture in that
establishment known the National Coemans Hotel,
the greater part of which nearly and in excellent
der | enumerate in part-
Crockery, Albata, Britannia, and block of nearly
every description and OF fine quality
Mahogany sofas, ottomans, divans, lounges, chairs
Centre and pier dining breakfast card and side tables
Sdeboads bureaus wardrobes, Wristbands bedste ads,
NC.
Maple high and low post, and French double and single
bedseads
Cane, Office, arm fancy, and wood-seat chairs
Washstaads, dressing and writing -ables
Exen of Brussels, three ply aud ingram
carpets, hearth rugs, crumb cloths, NC.
Large lot OF excellent dining passage and step oil
cloth, mating, nc
Fine paror and chamber window curtains
Venetian and painted window blinds
Large French plate mirrors and other looking glasses
Fine plateau, with full set candeabras, girandoes
Solar, hail. and other lamps, chandeliers, Ne.
Feather beds and hair mattresses, large quantity
Linen and Sheets blankets, quilts, counerpanes,
comforts, &c.
Androns, shovel and tongs, tenders, stoves, &c.
large assortment of cooking coppers, wooden and other
kitchen requisites.
TERMS All of and under S25, cash over S25 and
exceeding $50, and four months credit $50,
four aud months, notes. all credit
A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
p s. The public respectfully informed that the above
sale will positively take place the day above mentioned
and the furniture will be sold in detail the highest bid
der No posponement account of the weather.
June I'd AG.
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BY A. GREEN, Ancttonecr.

CUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
- TURE, SILVER PLATE, &C., AT AUCTlON.-Or
Wednesday, the 9Th june .hall sell at the residence Of
Gen. Herran minister from New Grenada, the nortl
Georgetown, 10 O'Clock, M, very superior
ment of furniture &c. enumerate in part
Mahogany velvet covered consisting OF large dvans
2arm-chaifs, with casors, and 10 parlor chairs
Mahogany Egyptian marbc-top, centre, sota pier and
side tables, closet, &c.
or chairs
Mahogany dining, breakfast, card, and side tables
Mahogany marble top dressing and other bureaus side
boards, &c
Mahogany bookcases, writing tables, desks, &c.
Mahogany double and single French bedsteads, ward
robes, &c.
Mahogany marbe-top wash, work. and night stands
Fine damask red moreen and white window curtains,
complete
Fine double gilt candelabras and girandoles
Fine gilt frame mantel pier and other looking glasses
CHINA WARE, consisting Of
fine white dinner sets
very handsome dessert sets, OF various patterns and
coloIs gilded
fine figured and plain white and gilt and COTE
and fine assortment of glassware
fine round plateau and centre piece, china vases, &c.
Fine ivory balance handle knives, best quality
Also, fine assortment OF silver plate do
Brass tenders, shovel and tongs, and andirons
Feather beds, bedding hair and other mattresses
Fine Brussels 3ply passage, stair, and other carpets
Fine hearth rugs, oilcloth, crurnb cloth, &c
With excellent of kitchen utensils, among
which are a large quantity OF cooking copPeIs.
Also, Is dozen fine old wine OF various kinds
good family carriage and harness and a pair OF hand
some match bay horses.
Terms. All sums of and under $50, cash $50.
dorsed, bearing interest. A. GREEN,
May 29-dts Auctloneer
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HORACE F. ASH. ISAAC X. DliLER
General Agency Once at tho Capital OF ILL.,
nois, City Of Springfield.

F. ASH. ISAAC r. DlLLER
Land aud General Agency Once Capital
nois, City Of Springfield.
ITO ooners of Illinois lands holders of Illinois
i~dbtedns and all DESTROYS Of pnrchdsing State
lands cih Illinois scrip bondsThe undersigned would
respectfully iRsrm the public that they have established in
this cythe capital oil the State OF lnosa land and gen
at agency office for the transaction oil all business appe
tanning thereto within the limits of the State.
All relative the purchase and sale OF lands,
examining lands and reporting their location advantages,
and value paying taxes; redeemng land sold for
investigating titles, nc; buying and selling all descriptions
bushes. attached general land agency the
tended scale, will be promptly and faithfully attended to-
ASH IL DlLLER.
Messrs. Deandorf Il Niles, Washington City.
&c A. Gowdy u Co., Louisville, Kentucky.
Massrs, sycEss X Co, St Louis, Missouri.
A Christy, esq,
, John M. Winner, esq,
Hon Thomas II. Campbell auditor :"
g John Moore, treasurer
/" :. $ H Treat. Judge supreme court
" ]. Dean Cation,
Messrs;; Wordsworth u Sheldon, New York city.
G. Bartlett, esq, No. Front street,
Gen. Robert Patterson, Philadelphia
Gen Adam Dler.
JOS. l.. Chester, esq,
Col. s w. Black, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Gen. Caleb Gushing, Boston, Mass.
G. p. Sanger, esq,
Henry Stone, esq, "
J. d. Pratt ~ CO., Baltimore Md.
APP ll--dlmNsw3m
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WHINING ABOUT PRosCRIPrIoN."-The federallsts
charge the democratic press with whining the "po
scripton of this party administration. 1t is not so
They neither whine nor complain. But they have taken
and will continue TO take the liberty denounce the ad
minstraon for the gross fraud played oft on the country
in promising thing and practising the contrary The
following language OF Senator Pierce, OF New Hamp'
shire, uttered against the wings in 1884, is not the less
applicable to them at the present moment Il augusta
(Me) Age.
THAT removals have occurred is the thing of which
complain complain of your hypocrisy. | charge that
your press and leading orators made promises 10 me
nation which they did not intend redeem and which
they now. vainy attempt 10 cover up by cobwebs The
senator from South Carolina MIR Calhoun re-
marked yesterday that he had language express the
n.my which, IN his judgment, attach that man
who had been before the people raising his voice IN the
general shout that prescription be prescribed and
in the face OF such action here begging for place
at the iootstool of power"
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June 2-It

(NLERMONT for Satellite residence OF the late Gen.
~ John Mason in Fairfax county, Va is offered for sale
by his This estate distant about four miles
from Alexandria, and one mile south OF the Little River
Turnpike road leading that town. comprising about three
hundred and twenty Of land The arabic land, oil
which about hundred and sixty is level bottom
Cameron run, in a of high fertility, having been
well drained and the WHOLE with about forty OF up
land, udicoasly cultivated and improved by clover and
plaster, with the free of lime and other manure II
is divided into felds-one large meadow OF
timothy-wth one fine springs in each. The
residue OF the tract, exclusive OF the lawns orchards
and gardens, is young wood The Mansion and its APP
purtenances of the most ample and commodous de.
'cripon, beautifully situated gentle eminence, and
overlooking the OF Alexandria and the low lands OF the
The dwelling house the first floor con ains two
parors, besides lage library, and office, with eleven
chambers above stairs and in the buildings appurenant to
it, besides ample Kitchen laundry and house.keepers
dairy bath house, smoke house, ample accommo-
dations for servants and outbuildngs Tor &c,
the whole in good repair AT convenient distance tho
overeers house, house, carragehouse, the houses OF
the servants, blacksmhs shop, kiln built of brick
for burning lime, with ample barns, stabng, and other
houses for stock and farm purposes orchards OF choice
fruit ornamental grounds and walksthe whole in good
order, and well preserved by its late proprietor.
Immediate possession will be given except of about
ninety hundred in corn and oats and OF
that, the crops be removed The premises
will be shown any desrous of purchasing by Mr. Butler
the For terms apply to Maynadicr Mason, esq
Georgetown, ID c., the subsc rber, the acting
ecutor, by lerer, at Winchester, Virginia.
Ap 2i-dNcp6w JAMES M. MASON
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The British Navigation Laws.

The bill modifying the British navigation laws having
passed the House OF Lords by majority of ten. is now
Some OF the papers speak of it repeal of the navga-
ton laws; but il is elsewhere referred 10 as a modica-
ton only, 1t makes but little difference. however fol-
the principle involved now regarded settled. The
London correspondent of the National lntegencer says
THE success Of the repeal OF navigation laws, with
all their absurdies. may be considered sealed"
An intelligent correspondent in another part of the
American refers to this subject and suggests the policy
most appropriate, under the circumstances for this
try to pursue. will be seen. however, that existing
provso in our navigation law Of 1917 extends reciprocity
TO certain extent to England upon the repeal by herof
specified restrictions In other words, our restrictive
SYSTEM in one particular, becomes imperative against
section is from chap. xxx-an act concerning the navi
CATION OF the United States, approved March /. 1917:
Be enacted by the Se~ote and House of Rentatipes
81 the United States Of America Congress assbd That
after the th,ieh day September next no goods wares
merchandise shalt be imported into the United States
United States such foreign vessels truly and who
y belong to the citizens subjects of which the goods are
the growth. proiuct, manufacture; from which
such goods merchandise only be- most
are nrs shipped or transportation Propidd,
any foreign naon chich rot adopted and wich shoH
NOT adopt, a similar reg uatios.
BY virtue OF th. proviso will be seen that British YES
ses upon the repeal OF British restrictions upon our YES
sels may bring the produce manufactures of any coun
try iron any foreign port to the United States lust as
American vessels may. To this extent, it would seem,
reciprocity goes The coastlng trade is not affected
way another.
The question here arises whether other nations claim
ing by treaty to stand the footing of the most favored
naons may demand. without removing their restrictions
the same privileges which the proviso extends England
she having complied with the condition of removal OF
restrictions Obviously they can claim such thing
The spirit OF the law and of the treaties repes such
construction The phrase "most favored nations mus,
be interpreted ooteris paribus
iheIe should be any demand of the kind referred TO-,
would be proper for Congress to declare the plain rule
OF construction applicable the case Ii might be well
enough to do so at any rate-Bait,more american.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vALUR.-The United States is liter
ally country of newspapers No other people read
ensively In other country the generally
educated and in other newspapers cheap. The
National in,elligcnce published Washington, could
be bought its editor for 100000 stated that
hall Of the Baltimore Patriot sold recently Tor
FOO the Boston Atlas sold for S5O0OO aud long
onehird of the New York Courier and Enquirer
sold for O0O and one-,hrd of the New York Evening
Post for $4,000 We may add to this, that fifth of the
North American sod time ago the rate of 500 900
- Ptnrs prauidw
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But now that the baotbox is powerless for season,
and the voice of the people cannot be heard may
ect the scenes of 1871 reenacted unless the dem
ocralc party unites strength, and letters the limbs Of
the present administration SO that do no injury 10
the public interests.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-02

CARPENTERS Anglers Assistant, / volume, Lon
" don, 1919
The Hand Book OF Angling, by "Ephemera," volume
London, 1913
The American Anglers Guide, a complete fishers man.
nal Tor the United States, vol, New York, 1919
Smith Angling, aud the Fishes of Massachusetts,,
vol, Boston
The Anglers Hand Book small volume for the pocket,
with colored engravings, London-prioe 81 cents
Mills SPortsman's Library, vol, Edinburgh, many en-
cravings
Johnson's Sportsman's Cyclopmdia large octave vol
ume with many engravDgs, London, ISlS
The Rod and the Gun, by Wilson. vol, Edinburgh
Walton and Cot,on's Complete Angler
Three volumes OF SINNERS Sporting Magazine for sale
a half price. FRANCk TAYLOR.
NAV ~
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Il Hecla and Griper volume, quarto maps and en-
cravings; published by the Admiralty in 1871
Pauy's Journal ef his Second Voyage in the Fury and
Heca quarto volume, maps and engravings publish
ed by the Admiralty in 1874
Ross's Voyage OF Discovery for Northwest Passage
made under orders of The Admiralty, by Captain John
Boss, (now Sir John Ross y one volume quarto maps
and engravings
Voyage Shores of the Polar Seas by Captain John
franklin royal navy, afterwards Sir John Franklin y
lSl9 20, II and %; volume, quarto maps and
Cravings published by the Right Honorable the Earl Ba-
thurst
Captain John Frankin's Second Expedition the Polar
Seas In 1926 1876, and 1927 volume large quao,
many maps and engravngs.
Mackenzie's Voyage the Frozen and Pacific Oceans
through the continent of North America Volumes Lon.
don 1902
Cochrane's Pedestrian Journey through Siberia the
Frozen Sea and kamtschatka in lSA-2t,-22, and '23
ORelly's Voyage for Northwest Passage in 1917; /
volume Imported from London direct by
May B FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING JUNE 2, ls49.

o. MIR. c. W. JAMES, No Harrison street. Cincinnati ONO
general cling the western States assisted BY
X smith T. Dent T. O. smith, Frederick hawse John
Armstrong. Taylor L. NJ Stevenson, W. Ramsey .and
Perrm Locke.
{- ISRAEL Y. JAMES. South Tenth street Philade
travelling assisted by James X Whp
Pile Weld o. H. Stem. John b. Weld, T. s. Waterman
John Collins James Deerng Albert X Wellington, H. g. James
Henry Plat, A. Evans and Chss. S. Hall
@1- Mr. HENRY LEWIS, of Montgomery. Alabama is our
agent Alabama and Tennessee assisted by
b. B. Brett
o. agents particularly requested make frequent 'etn'
This office and especially regard TO subscribers and de0"
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T ACE and Grape shawls.-We have in store
IL Rich plain white Grape shawis, extra large
DO low-prced do do
Do while embroidered do do
Do colored do do do
81 black lace shawls, at various prices
10 black and colored silk mantilas will bc sold low
We respectfully invite the attention OF the ladies ana tue
public generally to the above goods, we are determined
TO close out entire stock of shaws at very low prices
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY CO,
May 3l-3f Successors to d. Clageu " 20.
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ID AFFLE POSTPONED.-The rattle for Watches and
II Fancy Articles advertised to take place Apollo Hall
the 10Th Instant is unavodaby postponed until ;he "a
of June next, o'clock at the same place Those who
paid for their chances requested to do so be-
entitle them to such prizes may I've
drawn their numbers. few chances remain UNI
sold call and examine the articles to be drawn at
my store Pennsylvania avenue between 18th aud 18th
streets. WILLIAM VOSS
May 22-STTh It'd Juno
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WASHINGTON CITY Lots mt Private snic.-About
w six millions of square feet in eight hundred lots, EN-
bracng many whole squares in nearly every section OF the
city, will be told private saleocrlng AN unusual OPP
poriunity for profitable investment
Terms: Oneffth cash, and the balance IN one two,
three and four years with interest When the purchaser
improves, the time may be extended
Deeds given the purchasers cost and deeds oil trust ia
ken to secure the deferred payments
Apply the subscriber Messrs. Corcoran ~ Rggs's,
where catalogues may be seen. -
June 2-law2m A. HYDE.
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DEArH OF MADAM RorHscHI.D Madame Rohscbd,
widow of the founder of the bank house. died at Frank
or'-on the Maine, the 7h instant, aged 49, She had
lived many years alone in Jew old unfequented
quarter where her husband first established himself, and
which she always refused leave though her eldest
the present head of the house, has been long living chdcs
and also alone, in OF the most splendid houses of the
Gel, the principal street of Frankort--Pha Bulletin
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DLATO on the Immortality Soul Dncier'
Il Translation, with Life of Plato by Fcnelon, one vol
ume, limo
Plato against the Atheists with critical and ds'er
tanons by Professor Lewis, volume, limo.
Morelrs Philosophy of Religion, volume. 12mo
Whewel's indications OF the Creator. volume, limo
May 81 FRANCk TAYLOR.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-02

I,NIlORIDA WATERWAY FISCHER has on hand n
II lot OF Laoche Florida Water. 1t excellent and
mild cosmetic, refreshing and beautiiyng the skim and
removing rcckles and many other disorders of the
For sale by WIN, FISCHER,
June Stationcrs' Hall
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| Aopmgh dmv h credit th and depatauS 70 durShS
nd to uh1d
,dn as draft Moyng also amount
I pyanyus df m d b. Secretary g the Tmmpy
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lnFFICES FOR RENT.-Offces Nos and g. in the
" "Union Buildings" for Apply at the counting
room of the Union office. Rent per annun 500
Maya
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Assistant Treasurer, Boston, Massachusetts :
Assistant Treasurer, New York, New York
Assistant Treasurer Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Treasury of the United States, Washington, ID. C.
Assistant Treasurer, Charleston, South Carolina
Assistant Treasurer, New Orleans, La.
Assistant Treasurer, ST. Louis, Mo-
IDepostary at Buffalo, New York
Deposary at Baltimore Md.
Depostary at Richmond, Va.
Deposary at Wilmington, North Carolina
IDeposilary at Savannah, Georgia
lDeposilary Mobile, Alabama
iDepositary at Nashville, Tennessee
IDeposi,ary at Cincinnati, Ohio
lDe positary Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
IDepositary at Norfolk Virginia
IDepositary at Little Rock, Arkansas
lDepositary at Jefersonvlle Indiana
lDepositary Chicago, Illinois
IDcpositary at Detroit, Michigan
suspense account Sl,9Vo III
Mint of the United States, Philadelphia, Penn,
branch mint of the United States, Charlotte, N c.
Branch mint of the United States, Dahlonega, Ga
Branch mint OF the United States, New Orleans, La
Deduct suspense account
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I,oa RENT.-A FRONT Room, on tho second floor,
Il furnished. without board Address 18th street ONO
site Wizards Hotel, Sd door from street
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A lsis 1919. On ~ "
Cruises Digest of the Law of Real Property edition.
edited by Simon Greenleaf vol. l, Boston, 1919.
Curtss Treatise the Law of Patents vol, Boston,
lSi9
State Trials of the United States during the admnisra-
ton of Washington and Adams, by Francis Wharton,
the Philadelphia bar VOL 1919
Smiths Statute and Constitu tona Law
and Statutory and Constitutional Construction l volume
Philadelphia.
Barbonrs Law and Equity Reports in the Supreme Court
of New York. vols.
Perkins's edition of Colyeron Partnership.
Jus! received FRANcK TAYLOR
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BANK METROPOLIS,
Washington, June l, lSt9
A GENERAL NEE TING q Stockholders OF fhIs
n bank will be held the banking house in this city
Monday, the I'd day Of July next for the purpose OF elect
ing for the year then next ensuing.
The polls will DO open 10 o'clock and close at
p IN.
BY order of the board of trustees;
RID SMITH, Cashier.
June 2-eod t25th June Ndt2dJuy.
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ENHENCH CORsETS.-Thc subscriber has for sale, at
i her old stand north Tenth street, door from
Pennsylvania aveaue-
The approved supporter belt for ladies in delicate health,
at ~ So
An assortment of linen drilling corets, warranted to fit
better than the imported from 81 25 to 81.
Also, belt only requiring pin to fasten them
Colored linen corsets, for ladies in rnng
Extra large size corses of that wellknown, elegant,
and easy pattern always recommended by the medical
faculty.
Shoulder braces for both sexes.
Whalebone and grass-clolh skirts, ready-made
Also. money belts, from ST. to 81 Is.
Steel and composition busks.
June 2-3t* MADAME CLERMON.
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VOKE-NECK sHlRrs.-STEVENS has on sale IA
large supply of corded and stitched yoke neck shirts of
superior quality.
Also, medium and low priced shirts OF good styles The
trade, as usual, supplied
Under shirts aud dra,cosA very large stock of silk
merno, gauze meno, and ganze cotton, jean and
plain cotton shirts and drawers
My stock OF under shirts aud drawers is unusually large
and at prices lower than first quality goods usually sold
Summer gloves canes, umbrellas, travelling umbrellas,
"a new artcle,) periumery, We. M. STEVENS,
Great Hat and Outfirting Establishment,
June 2-6eo No Browns Hotel.
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In what place.
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Drafts hereto Amount subject
fore drawn, 10 draft.
but not yet
paid, though
payable.