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a. New Granada, failing for the great Pacific
mali-reported her 70 herself for punishment
H. Venezuela vospdyish, but quiet enough 70 be
made 20 pay for the American croskey she has smashed
ID California being ours, IL makes Chill neghbor % be
sOarmIy cherished.
10 same all the other South American States in posse
or ssss.
a. Brazil viii fork over what she owes u.s. n we will
smuggle no more negroes into her ports.
~ Central America has gone non-enty, and we have
treated with the surviving partners Of the old firm,
Is Made contract with Nicaragua for a canal and in
vited the world 10 help US build it,
a. Tehuanvepec and Panama important places The
Sandwich Islands some for a stopping place.
2S. Treasury broke by the Mexican year after il
was nishedj deficit sixteen millions loan aud economy
recommended to pay it.
rs. New tariff wanted; old one not specific.
~. II sub treasury 10 continued, IL must be ch1aged
Is Nothing done for agrcu lture bureau required for
il In Department Of the Interior bookcase insufficient.
-. California and New Mexico to be welcomed when
they come how they come and they come no ques
tons asked. ".s
30. Revenue Of California be spent there and the
balance to be expended in rivers and harbors.
81 Lighthouses wanted in the Pacific, and bIoys to
attend them.
80 Indian agencies sent after the Indians.
49, Wanted, an honest to look after Mexican land
titles and United States gold mines.
a. The great central railroad from the Atlantic to the
Pacific, trunks and all, the panacea for every evil.
30. The army too rank. ..a
36. The navy too rusty.
81. War steamers nice things for POOR people.
49, Post offices in California too expensive, postage
high. and franking privilege intolerabe.
49, Census 10 be taken genteeIy soap required
49, Congress- daddy ofthe District OF Columbia and bound
to support Its child in handsome manner.
A. Veto constitutional medicine seldom required, yet
sometimes necessary TO preserve the system.
A. In conclusion, preserve the Union, be happy, and
come what will, well sand by you the bitter end
IT,
Having thus presented the Of the message Of the
lustrous successor OF George Washington, and having
as think acquired glory enough for day. to wit:
Chrismas-God bless it and its green holy-we feel r-
resisby called upon to consider the affairs OF Greece and
Turkey and afterwards endeavor exricate the plumb
of delight from the pudding OF consistency.
We therefore pocket our pen, bottle up our vial of
mrh and shut the lid down again upon the fingers of
1.-THE HEROIC AGE"
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Gen. Taylor can't do any thing.

To an appeal from his federal contemporary, published
in the same city, the editor Of the Louisville (Ky) Demo
crat thus replies:
The editor of the Journal wishes to tell how General
Taylor is to effect organization Of the House No doubt
he would be glad to be informed how to get
along but Il is not business to tell him He promised
that his President would do great things which he has
done and does not know how do Now the editor wants
to tell him how. We compelled to inform him that
his President can't do nyhing, in opinion The
have confidence in his ability, and will him
He refuses trust them with his views and they can't
him with their interests man can't control opinions
when he has of his own that he dare publish
Besides Taylor is in bad company, and therefore is DO
suspected If he be known by the company he keeps
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTIMORE, Dec. 26-Sp m.
Christmas and the wsaths Fatai aeeids~f Exss seisA
tho messags-DsshIetiss fres--Lat1 from CaiJw-
Christmas day opened with the genuine old fashion
ed Christmas weather. and the frost nglng the Of the
pedestrian with sharpness that altogether
the close Of the previous evening. The had Of
feet in modifying the atmosphere and the mercury oontn
ued fall until the close Of the day. when Il was about l6
degrees above The day spont. however. In
merry and joyful by old and young and the 6resds
had more than ordinary attractions.
fatal accident occurred Monday night with two gum
nes who upset in boat and exposed to tho weather
nearly hour before they rescued One Of them
died In an hour AFTER, and the other is recovering.
Tho express, with the Presidents message reached New
YORK with unusual rapdy, the running time being less
than six hours and thirty minuesa distance Of 2A0 miles
The whole time from Washington to New York
hours and twenty miaates including soppages. whore
arrived at twenty minutes O'Clock the evening
The Philadelphia papers, like those of Baltimore
all suspended this morning consequently have nothing
from the North with regard the observance Of Chrsm
Two destructive fires occurred during last night In
city and with the intense GOODNESS of the weather. the fire.
had rough time OF it, The first the sorehouse Of
the extensive bacon and packing establishment of Msss
Cassard The second occurred about three O'Clock this
morning, and destroyed warehouses the
of Lomb ard and Light streets.
The Empire City steamer at New York. brings later In
teigence from California and the the democrat
ticket has succeeded In this State Colonial Weller
resrns in her and will presume, Immediately
suit against his hbellers.
THR MARKETs.In the Baltimore market, this morning,
there sales of flour OF any kind No change In prices
Of wheat, and very lite doing. Sales white ct -
cents and yellow 50 Oats 30 20 Whisky
% cents in bbls.
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Tn. Omcl.l Libeller.

When we repubshed the extract from federal press,
few days since, containing the allegation that Colonel
Medary, OF the Ohio Statesman, was defauer to the
government we did not know that had its origin in
the organ Of the cabinet II seems however that the
libel the fabrication Of that dign6ed and decent
mouth. piece Of General Taylor. The New Hampshire
Gazette thus notices the libel and it's author:
ANOTHER "pKrAuLrKR"-I Is alleged in TayloIs lying
organ Washington that Samuel Medary, editor of the
Ohio Statesman, and late postmaster Columbus, is q
deaulter the government in the sum Of SSH In every
where the government honest debt TO any
person who held Office under Mr. Polk, the pensoned lick
spites Of this brokendowl and powcess
uurap up Of alleged defalostion.
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DIED,

Philadelphia evening Of the 23d instant in the 2st
age GEORGE B. STONE student Of medicine Mt the Uni
Pennsylvania and OF WILLIAM and Ellie
ABETu J. sTosE, OF Washington city.
Monday the 2ith nstant, O'Clock, SUSAN NJ c.
HEDGMAN.
Her removed this Thursday morning from the
Of her brother 18th street, 70 the family burial place. In
Virginia
On evening 2 instant SUSAN second daughter Of
and FRAscEs BIRon, aged years and 10 months
friends famiy respectfully invited TO atend the
Thursday afternoon, o'clock from her fahers
residence, avenue between 7u and 9Th streets
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p MasonicThc installation meeting Of the Grand Lodge
will be holden the 9Th inst nj O'Clock
m al Masonic Hall, OF and 10th streets procession
win the Hail. and proceed 10 the Unitarian church, cor
ner avenue, where the public services
attending installation Of the W. Grand Master elect will be
Of the Grand Lodge, and the worthy mas
lodges, viii also be installed
An delivered by the Hon. Joseph r. Chandler NJ
Pennsylvania and the NJ w
Grand Master elect will be installed by the Hon. W. O. Dawson
w. PastG Grand Master, Of the State Of Georgia
Masons in good standing are ffaternaly invited
BY order Of the M. w. Grand Masters
CHARLES 3. FRAII.EY,
Dec 97--It Grand Secretary.
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Fair.

Sewing Circle of First Presbyterian
church Of this city, will hold their fair Of useful and fancy articles,
refreshments &c suitable for the season, the Rev. j. r.
ROOM the Of 18th street, commencing
Tuesday afternoon 2 and continuing open every evening
LIST Of January incusive from 10 10 O'Clock
The friends and public generally respectfully invited patron
aid the enterpseit being In
building church, the having become small
Admission lax Dec IS.
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CRAvATS STOCKS, Sc.sTEvENs has received ful and
beautiful Of black and fancy silk and satin crsvs
These goods just imported and consequently me NEWEST
market
Also, style Of stocks, crsv hooks, sseT ss.s. ys1
Gres. Hat and Gentlemen. ou,auins E.sblsI
Dec. 02-eoshf NolP
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MARRIED..

"Wednesday, o6h instant by the Rev CHAnLEs DAVIS
Mr.. WILLIAM z. MERCHANT 10 Miss MARGARET A. 5HEP
PARD, both Of Prince William county, Virginia
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oder OF Congress in language other than that recog-
sed as the language OF the people OF the United States
Al the conclusion OF his remarks,
MEMBER moved an adjournment; but, at The request
n Inc SpEAKER, that motion was withdrawn, and
The CHAIR laid before the House executive commu-
ncatons, accompanying the message as follows viz:
A report from the Secretary of the Treasury;
report from the Treasurer OF the United States and
report from the Sixth Auditor, the expenditures
of the Post Office Department
The reading Of these papers having been dispensed
with
agreed to- and then
The House adjourned until Thursday next, AT Am.
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WAsHINGTON ASSEMBLIES frst Assembly Is post
poned until "Wednesday the 9Th Of January, 1850
Dec 27-3teodif
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TELEanApHrc REroars FOR rHn UNION
Condition Of the Northern Markets.

Condition Of the Northern Markets
NEW YoRK, December 20 p m.Thore 10 better feel.
Ing in stocks and ancies indicate an upward movement
Exchange London lO7l 1903 Flour firm, with sales N
~ 90 w for common STATE IS 37i 70 80 for Genesee
southern 80 IL 10 37i Rye -four ~ 81 corn meal
w y4a 49, Prices of grain generally without change
small sales Provisions are firm and active with slight
improvement in prices Holders OF firm ut the
advance OF cent since the last The sransao-
tons oday rather mited-dealers awaiting the arrival
Of the steamer nearly due at Halifax. Whisky n
cents.
NEW YoRk, Dec. 49, p.m
The experiment Of laying wires under the North river
made by the North Amsrican Telegraph Company. has
from the Office No % Wall street, Washington city BY
of guita percha wire passing under the North.
other great triumph has thus been achieved.
The above despatch is from Mr. H. j. Rogers, the gen-
srai superintendent at New York
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Littcli's Living Age, No. 29a.--Pricc IaK cents.
Content:

Contents:
/. Miss Pardoes Francis the First-Spectator.
=. Herman Melvlle's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
J. Hudsons Bay Teritory-Spectator.
4 Humbodts Aspects Of Natnre-Norh British Review.
S. Correspondence Of Robert Soutey-Examiner
8. Ode Congress- lS49-For the Living Age.
Scenes from the Life Of Unprotected Female Scene a.
Punch. :
8. Louis Napoleon his Maser-Examner.
0. The Hungarian Exles-Examner.
10. The Most Efectua Securities for Peace-Examiner
II. Canadian Observation-Disclosures.
WASHINGTON December 81, l645.
OF all periodical journals
country appeared
be the useful contains indeed the exposition only OF the
Of the English but this by Its immense
and comprehension includes portre Of the human mind
in the utmost expansion Of the present age.
j. O. ADAMS.
Published weekly, at % a year, by
And sold by u. LITTELL CO., Boston.
JOSEPH SHILLINGTON,
Corner Of AZ st. and Pennsyivania av., Washington.
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M Festival OF &C. John, tine Evsngelfst-Kntghts
Tempar-An assembly win be held the Asylum this CThursdn)
the the Grand Lodge OF inc
District Of Columbia the Hail. OF and 10Th streets
Unitarian where the rites Of
s,aaon celebrated address delivered by the Hon
and NJ W. Joseph Chandler soioumins SIR knights are respect
SalIy invited 40 attend. By order Of NJ Y. g. c.:
lice "a EZRA WILLIAMS, Recorder.
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7 ONGFELLOw's NEW Volume OF Poems, In differ
- '"' '''''' ' TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Dec25 Booksellers 9Th street.
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aoDEY's LADY's book FOR 1850.


'rHE IS"
THE OLDEST MAGAZINE IN AMERICA.
Published by the present proprietor for twenty years
Edited by Mrs. Sarah y. Hale.
Copayison bWeen Cooley and the ohe Philadelphia montA
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a: sss nsssss % club
ons copy s @ sny sy o q an the
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saa Do Of his eoiaboler lie Rev John Fletcher
The las, two though separate ensavng we count only
Two copies ss any of the prints
Five copies so copy any two Of
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above enslsysg me person sending ne club.
will be entitled to any four Of the above sngavings.
MORE AND MOST LIBERAL OFFERS.
For go in advance copies Of the adys Book will be sent
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sending the club They in all select which
fo go viii ten copies Of the book and thirty copies Of
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The above plates Be- purchased a, the stores a, less than
50 each.
ANOTHER SET OF PLATES FOR CLUBS.
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choice Of this WIDE range Of
offers those propose.
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FRANcK TAYLOR.

A FEW Superior DupIex, Patent Lever, and Lepinc
Watches by wokmen Europe, be
purchased Of CHAUNCEY wARRINER, Who being practical
Matchmaker and having great pains get ekeep
o. the above named watches %
cus0mers He ewely such Diamond
Pins Rinrs and Fob Chains, &C. Dec N-Sdif'
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BAsx ov the MxrsorotIs, Dec ~, lsts
THE Board OF Trustees have declared dividend OF
four per profits Of the bank for the x months
ending the 3s The same will be ready 70 be paid 70 me Stock
Dec S-dsuf nd. SMITH, Cashier.
Osr, ANAL Morocco wallet, containing twenty or
thirty dollars in bills and papers that valuable only 70
NE finding will be Handsomely rewarded by
leaving with j. THonks, the Irving House.
me loser viii the Cor the which Of no use
70 any one but The ownor. Dec 25-af
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WANTED, ny graduate o. Trinity CcmeGc Dnoiin'
w Ireland and also ofte University o. Osford bnrana n.ua
teacher win best recommendations
om scsdemics and nom private families oil residents
the ability In the Latin and Greek
languages Ennishbrsnches, and mathematics single man
and has had years experiences In teaching Address D.
u, at Baltimore, Maryland.
Dec Acpift
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oARusI,s sALooN-Neyr ! s.r.s selree.

CAHUsIs ALOoN-NeW fe.Fs seHee.
CARUs inform his friends pupils, and the pub
L. lie fashionable Soiree will be held m e Saloon
on Tuesday evening January 1, 1850
approved Watzes Polkas keduh ana oer
dances, will be introduced on this occasion. $3.50
saloon viii be spienddy Illuminated with gas and highly or
namented.
Ladies strangers who have received Their tickets
their and place Of residence Mr. caru
n the Saloon
The principal Hotels and Bookstore and
an. aoor M saloon. Dec "
Ola Feilows' Hall, gth street, washington
OPEN EVERY EVENING FOR a SHORT SEASON
Handsomely up with raised platform and brilliantly lighted
with gas)
Bavus's celebrated series of Gigantic Panoramas, tssd
A VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
Embracing magnificent views Of Boston, m harbcr Halifax tbe A.
antc Liverpool London from the Thames, psssng under me
bdge ending with magnificent view Of he THAMES Iun
MEL, brilliantly Illuminated and both banks Of me sesnu
hs Exhibition every "wednesday and saturday four
O'Clock. -L..--.---- 49,.
Doors open at elk O'Clock, 70 commence moving a7k.
Dec 1e-lmds
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no HOUsEK EEPERs.-Good newsf Good news -
First servants, in and capacity supplied without
faiure NJ three Apply PfLLfpsS Union Inei
gence Agency oce Pennsylvania avenue south SIDE
Between 9th and 10th streets. Dec S-st
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CARD.--we take this method Of informing customers,
respective win be 70 the 25t in
ready for delivery immediately thereafter We hope
that those who object 70 receiving them as usus w ma"
Dec s3-Iwif ~ r u HoOE d co.
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THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
All New M ateri ais of the Latest Style

All New M aterials of the Latest Style
-
t. The popretors of the Daily Crescent would respectfully
inform their friends and the public they have added
JOB OFFICE to their estabmenanda prepared
cute all kinds Of printing the favorable TERMS
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS LAWYERS
BRIEFS: BILLS OF LADING; DRAY RECEIPTS;
CARDS; POSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, &c. &C.,
every style.
All their materiasType, Presses, entirely new
the improvements which will enable
work manner surpassed CITY,
from the foundry of Mssrs R. Hoe g. Co.. NewYork which full
guaranty of their excelncee type from the we'll known toun
dries OF Messs. George Bruce & Co. John T. White and has
been selected with adapt the
his Of
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C. J.. Per lcuran This appeal taken from
judgement of the Court of the Fifth Judicial District, by
which undivided hafnterest in plantation and slave.
which had been owned in common by the plaintiff and
Abner Robinson deceased adjudicated to the plaintiff
accordance with provision in the last will of the decea
The Attorney appointed to the absent heirs has
appealed from this decision
This before the Supreme Court in February
1886 and fully repOr ed in IL Robinson's Rep 54l
The succession of Abner Robinson then held to be
nsovent, and consider the provisions of the will
corning the disposition of the tesatos property subord
nate to the rights OF his creditors.
There evidence before that the debts not paid
and though portion of the dor have consented to the
carrying into effect of the provision of the will in favor OF
the plaintiff there Others whose consent proved
The adjudication to the plaintiff of the interest of the
deceased in the plantation and slaves appearing det
mental to the interests Of the creditors not be in then
interests to disturb it. 1t will rest with those who
parties to these proceedings to ratfy As they will
not be bound by this judgement no objection to
affirming it the parties before The judgement OF
the District Court is therefore affirmed with C. A
Johnson tor plaintiff and appellee j. c. Beatty in for
defendant and appellant. p. s. W.
To be cOntinucd.1
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NEW ORLEAN
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 81, 1s4o

PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLATURE.--A bill providing
for the redemption of the relief notes, for avoiding
the Philadelphia Inclined Plane, and for the CON-
petion of the North Branch Canal, is now before
this body. This bill proposes State loan for 20
years of 81 600 00O-$6OO 900 to cancel relief notes
$780, 900 TO avoid the Inclined Plane, 81 100 600 to
complete the North Branch Canal The banks are
to take the loan, and issue one, two and three
dollar bills
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WING STATE CoNvENTIoN.-The Wing State
Committee of Pennsylvania have agreed to hold the
State convention for the nomination of candidate
for Canal Commissioner on the 10th of August next,
at Harrisburg
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CARGO FOR AFRICA.-The following shows
the manner in which the efforts of philantlropists
are concentrated: Brig Messenger cleared on
Thursday, from Boston, for Africa, with cargo
consisting in part of $1,000 gallons of rum, 100 900
yards Of domestcs, Is 900 pounds Of powder, &c -
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WHAT IN A NAME The Nashville Amer
can notes the marriage in that place, of Mr.. Xavye
Hipp to Catharne Hoskunndele.
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o. The Boston Courier says that common rumor
attributes the I" Leaves from Margaret Smiths
Journal in the Province of Massachusetts Bay in
l678-9,'' to the pen of John G. Whittier.
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SOUTHERN BRUSH MANUFACTORY
And Fancy Store. 10 Camp st.

THE subscribers have just received by latest arrivals the
largest and best selected assortment of BRUSHES and
ever imported into Southern market Those purchasing to
sell again and those having charge of Public Institutions
Hotekeepers well as those for their own
must evidently that it would be their interest call
first at the SOUTHERN BRUSH MANDATORY, to
make their purchases Being manufacturers ourselves
and oW sell cheaper than any other house in the city
We have been literally paonzed since
in this city which patronage determined TO by
selling GOOD ARTICLES AT LOW PRICES.
Below give list of BUSHES, in pa-to give full
detail would fill many columns:
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OF Mr.. Boothe, an old resident of Dubuque,
Iowa, has been appointed Surveyor General of
Iowa and Wisconsin, in place of Gen. Jones,
elected TO the United States Senate
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sHIEL Ids & Inns,

Wood, Steel and CoppeIplats Engravers and
Printers.-4 CAMP sIRsET NEW ORLEANS,
wv selves above and are prepared TO execrte all ore
NESS AND VISITING CARDS BILLS OF EX-
CHANGE AND LAD1NG. BiI.LHEADS, BANK
we'd in Having procured extensive
and well selected assortment Of CARDS, PAPER ETC., are
PRINTING at reduced prices. Commission Merchants
having Plates respectfully requested to give tnahe
reduction in that branch being over 30 per cent.
IT, STATIONERY BLANK BOOKS, STAMPS
and CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, for sale.
~ WOOD CUTS and STENCIL PLATES executed
o order. dl4 3p
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WHAT Music IN NAME They have mu
steal instrument in Charleston, S. c., which il
called Xylo- Gordon, or eumiphilipinotrasia
mentO.
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CARRIAGE MANUFAcToRY.

THE Patronage that has been extended very be
1 rally the last seven years while on Com III y
mon street has induced us the last summer ~ XSk
to erect large building expressly for E&$&f~
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES. -X& -SH--
County, and prepared with good Northern workmen
and the best of materials to build style Of arage TO
order and guaranty them two If used in the country
We also better prepared than before for REPAIR
ING CARRIAGES, and can restore them almost their
out and useless We will freight Carriages sent to
repair. We will also keep hand sortment Of NEW
low Old Carriages taken in trade for New We in
vte the attention Of those wanting NEW GARkl AGES
RePostoTy and 1dss e, themseIys At the Corner Of
the Office of the Commercial Water Works rear Of the St.
Dis 6m MATTHEWS & DENMAN.