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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-19
ARTISTIC INTEILIGENcE.

The National Academy of Design will moi TAXI
possession Of the lots In Broadway opposite Bone
street ON which they were to erect new building
for their annual exhibitions. Some caprice on tn,
part oil the owners Of the ground is the assigned
reason which prevents tho fufmenf Of their plan.
The photographic drawing done on stone by the
late MFR. Cole 10 being printed In tint by 3aroney
and Major In their very best style, and will be pub
lished early in May by John Ridner. II is entitled
"The Good Shepherd"
cinnat will be engraved by Alfred Jones from pic
ture, Zone Of Lies happiest moments" painted by
Mrs Spencer Of our city. MIR. Thomas Hicks ha.
recently sent home good picture of Italian subject
whichis well spoken Of among Artists He is nov
in Paris and intends returning TO New York ihi:
spiing.
He reis sail from Leghorn this month and may be
expected hee some time in June Three OF his re-
cent pictures which show much progress may be
seen II Mr. Ridner's. They ure :" A View IN Capsi :
"vesuviue from Sorrento" and " "reminiscences Of
Southern Italy,
Mr.. Thomas H. Smith is now in Puris A pic.
turc by him is daily expected here.
Mr.. " +. Crupsey hns sent home some good evil
dences Of his Improvement acquired abroad -Four
pictures Eom his hands, may be- seen at Mr., Rid.
ners. Capsi, scene on the Coast OF the Bay o.
Napies, not far from Sorrento with part Of The Is
land Of Caps in the distance" sunset effect anc
Roadside scene OF Sorrento, Mount vesavius-ir
the one pair and the other,
ofsmsller size ore "The ST. Angelo Mountains ant
Diano Of Sorrento and THE Shepherds Home
. composition with some Architectural ruins and ,
desolate plain beyond. Mr.. Cropsey has spent In,
winter In Rome, and 10 now on his return homo
Among those Of the Artist Fraternity going abroas
this summer, ore Messrs. Edwin Whne, j. B. Stearn
and Edwin Purcell, of this city, uud h. Mct;onke,
and T.. w. Whitridge Of Cincinnati IN. y. MIR.
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PoUGHKEEPsIE COLLEGIATE
GnrH n fV.

rHHE efee for this school situated College Hill,
about ihree-iorhs Of mile from the beautiful village
The school conducted philosophical principles
Reference ID invariably had 20 the nature OF the juvenile
powers in their natural or sr and preserve them IN
their relative strength The domestic arrangements and
age and upward and they are in such branches
as may be requisite either To qualify them for
or sp Da sasse
advance. This nclndss all charges bosrl tuition
stationary, bed and bedding, washing, ROOM fuel light,
and books, Except tie French and the Spanish books
The year sdvied into two terms OF g weeks each The
summer term the first Wednesday in May
The winter term nrs "Wednesday ~ November i Is HE
purpose the nndsrsgeh not 10 receive youth into his
school whose moral character isn 2. q, good
CHARLES BARTLETT, Principal
TESTIMONIALS
PoUonkEspsiE, Oct 4th, 1873
The undersigned who have for some time had children
under your College Hill, and who have amended
several examnarionsof your pupils take this opportunity
S noble W yo
~ eminenrly bsaniiiu-wih The arrangement Of the
nasum--wiih The comior and rehnameni Of the family
with The horouqhness Of It's educational provisions and
the influences which are exerted over the minis Of he
scholars we are deghed aud unreluested by you pre-
sent TO yon this expression Of grateful regards and ram
est wishes that you may continue receive, you
certainly deserve, the liberal patronage which you have
hhertoenjoyed
c O VAN cIKEr Pastor Of the II D Church,
(, Ep5Aa Tnons, Supervisor Of the town OF
Poughkeepsie
s b, TaowasIpaE, Merchant, Poughkeepse
GEo VAN KLERck. !"
JoHs r. McCoua. Troy,
GEoRag v PoMgRoT, New York
ASA Hour, Brooklyn.
lsRAEL HAwLRy, Merchant, New York
HuBERr VAN WAdeNRs, Poughkeepsie.
Extract nom the report pf the examining ComnILire
The committee believe that the examination has resulted
Ia satisfying all who present that the teaching in
ny department has been faithful pTlcc and ec lent such
will produce thorough sound and useful education
The advantage which this school enjoys respect TO posi-
on, buildings, grounds for recreation, gymnasium. and
IT'D admirable internal arrangements well known
hardly to need any notice from the committee. Bn they
cannot refrain from directing the public TO its superiority
in this respect over any other school with which they
acquainted
Tie kind aud excellent nairon Of the school Is alien
tive 10 The various duties which assigned her The
bows hardly feel the want Of a mothers care.
The strict PaierHal discipline aud careful watehiu
conslantly exercised by the principal r Barle
over his large family and The happy moral and religious
influence which peryades the whole establishment, give
the parents every assurance that they reasonably de-
mand that their will be well cared for and properly
trained for the great purpose Of e-usefnness In this
O BRONSON,
]. w FAIRFIELD,
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RksTlIxs from OREGoN.-In looking over th.
last number Of Silnians Journal we find scienlih.
description Of two specimen reptiles, recently
In the cabinet Of A. j. Skilton and the Troy Lyceum
Of Natural History. The descriptions are as fol.
lows MAT. lat 5tg 5
Salandsa Triton Grantiosa, q Stall abou
the length Of the body, strongly compressed and
cavinated throughout. Tho animal wholly eoarsei
granular except one inch Of the tip OF the tail
Length fve and half inches, and color reddsl
brown above and orange beneath.
1roPtdoispis Scincicanda, U. S.--Slsnder, tai
much longer than tho body, cylindrical. Derma
pates Of the body and tail carinate above, smoo,l
beneath. verticiidte. The caIinate plates in min
rows. Color dusky green above Hight ush color be
low. row of small dark spots on each hanl,
Some Of ,he dark.colored scales on the tanks tppc
inchcs.
Dalles of the Columbia, and by ,hs IodIans are o.
tssnisd poisonous. NJ n
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W,seossIs MAILS. The Postmaster General has
directed an extension OF the Chicago Steamboat
Mail from the Western terminus OF the Michigan
Central Railroad direct TO Milwaukee, touching at
Waukegan, Southport and Racine il Is calculated
that this viii bring Milwaukee, within ninety
hours by mail Of New York.
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The editor Of the Washington Union boasts of tho
high estimation In which tile pr, sent ocofoco lead
ers will be held by the nation fifty years hence -
Long before that time they will be ,d
Forgotten as FOOLS or remembered ss worse
.NashrUc (Tcnn) Gar
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DENTAL NOTICE.

WAsHISoros Cry, April 3, lsi9 e
In renqushng the practice Of Dentistry this city, to
Dr. WM H. DlBBLE, feel il duty well as tieds,tre
state from thu evidence he has exhibited TO me Of his
skill that consider him nell qdaifed for the profession In
which he ia engaged, aud him my re ids and
patrons, confidently believing thai to those who may avail
themselves of his services he will prove himself worthy
their confidence. II. BARRON.
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PHILADELPHIA, April H.
A German named Fready was arrested here yes
terday, charged with having murdered his wife about
three weeks ago. There is much excitement on the
subject. The accused Is in prison awaiting farther
investigation
Mrs. Ann Collins, a widow lady was run over BY
the baggage train Of cars from Baltimore The acct
dent occurred while she was attempting to cross the
track The OF Thirteenth and Market streets
about ten o'clock last night.
Stocks are steady. Treasury note &c, l0sal0e Ia
Pa. IS, 10 1880.
Flour Il firm. Sales Of common brands al 81
S7l-2a4 Ich is an improvement. Corn Mea
% So H. FIour 81, sla2,e7 l-2
Sales OF rcd wheat at 95al00c. and common white
at l05c; yellow corn 5la53e; oats 30c rye 56c.
Groceries without change or much movement.
the Provision market il qniet--Mess Pork nj
sl0a7 l-2asl2; prime 1887 LII Lard i-2a7 IL cts
in bbls and kegs-Bscon dull.
The transactions in Cotton are small and the mar.
ket langnid
Whiskey Is selling at 81 cents In bbls
The weather here has been very disaereeablc, rain
falling nearly all day and the atmosphere cold and
chilling.
Sales Of Red Wheat at lOOalO2c; Genesee l20c
Mixed Corn 5la54c and Yellow Suisse, and firmer
Oats 35a37ci Rye 5Sc. #
Provisions dull Mess Pork siO. 37 prime SIS, 81
H. Small Gales. Sales 100 bbls Lard, at GAG l 2
per ID.
Groceries unchanged Rio Coffee. 6 7-sa7 s-sc
per ID. Rice, l-6c.
Cotton is quiet; small sales, l4a7 IL for Up
land and Mobile
whiskey is selling at 2la2i l-2c in bbls
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--ll II which come within the range Of DEN.
TAI SURGERY
Aier several years experience, and careful examination
INTO the various branches of Dentistry he has become
isltd that the greater portion Of Arfcim Teeth
ly ORNAMENTAL answering very little no purpose IN
utility. His manner vi inserting is such as 10 conbine
both beauty aud usefulness, and he feels confident IN
curing the appreciation Of those who may honor him with
their patronage.
Il brng his intention TO make Washington his permanent
residence his charges for the present will be very mode
rate thereby giving opportunity for persons 10 test the
truth OF the foregoing.
H5- Office aud residence Wards building, Pennsyl
vania avenue between 9th and 7h Streets and door
TO Gmans Drug Store.
REPRRANcgs
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Correspondence Of the National WhiE
PIrrsDuna, April II, P. nj.
The markets are dull. Flour is declining.
The brokers to-day have refused take the Pits
burg and Allegheny Scrip As the credit of the city
and county lie pledged for the redemption Of this
Scrip, ii lie therefore considered folly sacrifice IT,
and the Council has been called together the sub
jsct and Ia now in session in reference the matter
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Correspondence Of the National wh,g
New ORLEANS, April l6, p. NJ.
Captain BlIven Of the ship Republic, belonging i
New York, died here Of cholera.
FreiEhts on Cotton to Liverpool are now at 0
l-l6c. per bale.
The Cotton market is steady with fair sales.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-06
TWO CENTS.

hancement named. The supply of foreign wheat has
been telerably good and the attendance Of country
purchasers less extensive than the case last weeT
On Monday, only moderate extent of bust ness WAS
done Holders were, however, very firm, and needy
advance from the lowest point of depression has been
U.s. to 4s per quarter Polish Odessa sold Mon
day at from AS to AS and sorts Of red at 46s
to 4ss and even Sos per quarter has any abate-
ment from these rates been since submitted to- though
the demand has certainly sackened more less and tho
operations to-day comparatively retail scale.
The millers advanced the top price of -four 2s. per
sack on Monday Other kinds Of sack -four, In
Guiding French rose Is to Is per sack and Anne
rican Is per barrel. The inquiry has however,
fallen of the bakers being unwilling to take moro
than they require for immediate mt the improve
day than on that day week and good many parcels Of
foreign changed hands. On Wednesday and this morn
ing the transactions not of much Importance still
the advance maintained The arrivals Of oats coast
wise have been good in addition which several car
goes have come to hand from abroad The total supply
having been larger than expected and the dealers hav
ing, during the last week two induced by low
prices to get into stock the trade has again become
quiet The sales made to day however, at similar
prices to those realized at the beginning the week
which, when compared with those current on the 9th
instant show an advance of fully Is per quarter The
value of beans has crept up about per quarter with
out much activity in the demand Peas have within
tho last eight ten days Is to 2s per Quarter
There have been inquiries fer floating cargocs OF Indian
corn on Irish account but the high preteons Of sell
ers have prevented many bargains being closed
Financial Affairs
LONDON MONEY MARKET, April 20. 2 p. M-The mar
ket PUBIC securities To-Day mas been steady the
price having aernated only from 92 to a. in other
words they have been buyers and sellers g2H There
Is little better feeling in the market and some pur-
chases Of money stock have been made which though
in small amounts. have contributed to make the mar
ket slight shade frmcr The money quotation has
been from 921S to ~, Reduced Three per Cents cox
Threc-and a Quarter per Cents. 9l1s x Bank Stock
1872 81 India 245k, Exchequer-bills A Al, and In
dia Bonds 81 pm Foreign securities remain without
material alteration, Mexican Bonds being quoted 29x
to 306 with coupon, and 20 cx-coupons Peruvian Co.
Brazil 79K. Granada Deferred 37s Ecuador T. Spanish
17%. Ditto Three per Cents. 32a Dutch Twoand-a-
Half per Cents 50 II, Ditto Four per Cent Certfcates
TX 81. There has been rather less business done in
Railway Shares this morning but change has taken
place in prices
Quarter before Three -Consos for Account 92.
The Bank OF England.
Notes issued GZ 92 400 Government Debt. ELL 0l6 100
Other securities. 2904 800
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he EUROPEAN NEWS.
.~o~o.>>~o-~~~--N0o~NN~oN'
a y p 7 Y a i
OF THE
|TEAMSHIP Am ERIC A
AT THIS PORT.
The Details of the Intelligence,
txr. &c. &c.
A IT II HIS POR II /.

The steamship America, Capt. Harrison, arrived
her wharf, at Jersey City, at half-past o'clock,
t evening. She sailed from Liverpool, on Sa-
Fday, the 2lst ult.
The news, in brief, we received by express and
egraph, on Friday morning, and published it in
Extra Herald. We now proceed to give the
ktails.
Annexed is full list of her passengers
[sr OF PASSENGERS PER ROYAL MAIL STEAMER AMERICA,
CAPTAIN HARRISON, FROM LIVERPOOL HALIFAX
NEW York, 21sr APRIL, 1849.
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FIRE ENGINES /!

u UILT In the thorough manner. not liable TO get out
ID Of order, and warranted to do good execution.
Portable ERgiRes from oto SO
Larger ERgiResjr0m - iVO TO Souo.
These are the most economical Engines that be built,
and are afforded low that every Village Factory,
NaghboIhood afford to purchase protection against
Fine.
Engines warranted bo Of power equal TO any other ma
chine, and furnished at Que Fourth loss price,
'''''' JC.& In, PADDOCK.
PApDocK's FURNAoH, 7stC
ST. Johnsbury, W. !
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gtNyz lalla sNmSNpNla1hnNs

This preparation long before the public, and has
by ITS undeialns and signal eheagy secured 20 II
WORTH and also from those who have 6eoa estoIedt to
SSn ny ~ hs SSi ocDac Association" ia hs e
received especial mmendaton, which we beg leave TO
q ISvwaro, Edward Reynolds. it, John Jefries j. v. G.
Smith, aud other. OF Boston and vicinity, have been freely
given il favor of the same, and bring The most convincing
proof that il is the hest preparation Of SaIsupaHa yet
known As possessing tho exclusive right for lis sale we
solicit your orders.
Eriract from the Report Of The Judges of Cheml-
calls, al The I'm Exhibition OF The Massachusetts
Charitable Mechanic Association, held in ran
euii and Quincy Hdlis, Boston, September,
I647.
"DAvID PARKER Shaker Village, N. II. six Bottles OF
Compound Concentrated rsap4rilla syrup. .., H..
N, CON nIT oF 81 ker sociaty Canterbury ~ II.
the Committee have carefully oxamned comes %
by the names Of the most distinguished III W.
eauuiIyj and from knowledge ~ ~ e1np1et no
Committee cannot hut express their lui o"eI ~ Tvs a'a
eous qualities The nsedeni' en'ans ,nS s
that the Committee willingly pronounce II to DC The best
preparation OF sarapalA syur yet known and as sueh'
s sisned by JUN ". WEBSTER, NJ. D.,
Professor of Chemistry in Harvard College,
MARTIN Y. GAY, NJ. d.,
Practical Chemist and AnalyteI, Boston, p''n
J.vC, SMITH, N; R1s,den. anF d rSp
of the Boston Medical and sursieaI'ouf
nal-ANp OTHERS.
wo would also state, that the formula sas pS S ,be%
fully approved and that the celebrated D an
OF Keene, NJ H. who ha tested US NIiu' moSsne n hs
practice geueray;-i being the best snS nSs"enia or
Chronic inflammation Of the digestive oi bs Stomach Sal,
Rheum Functional Disorders OF the iiheIi Snoe HuP
tions ofthe Skin, Erysipolas, All s0'o'u''"'
10 guard against oouu,ees in future, tho outside en-,
os' 3D. THOMAS GoRsEr without which none will DO
pey-ror Sale by REpFIELp GRANNIs' 7siy
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Lcnnder shcpard's Estnte.

NIIE subscribers having been epponled by the Honorable
Probate Court for the district OF Washngton, commi sson
ors TO receive, oxame und adjust all claims and demands
Of all persons against the estate oil shepha as VI
Berlin in said DISTRICT deceased, represented insOlven
und Of six months from the l4h day Of May, 1919
being allowed by aid Cout the creditors Of said deceased
exhibit and prove their respective claims before usGve
Notice that will attend to the duties of our appointment
at the dweinghouse Of Jonathan Shepard, in Montpelier,
in said District the second Tuesday Of June aud
venber next, O'clock in The afteoon, each OF
said days n,, ,,,,,
JAMES Il. LANGboN, soners.
Mav
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auos SauI,Orn,s ESTATE.

vI,E subscribers having been appointed by tho Honora
BILE Probate Court for the District of Washington,
mssoners 10 receive, examine and adjust all claims aud
demands of all against the eute OF Enos sanborn
late OF Waterbury, in said district, deceased
insovent aud the of six months from tho 10Th day Of
May, lsi9 awed by said Court to the creditors Of said
deceased TO exhibit and prove claims eore
us-Do give notice that will attend TO the duties of our
appointment the dwelling house of Ella Sanbom, in Wa
eihury, sud district, the first Wednesdays of June
md November next O'clock afternoon of said
days.
Waterbury, May 10, 1850.
HENRY DOUGLASS, Commits
% WILLIAM RANDALL, j.. sioners.
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CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
Open Bellows Fails.
Z. 70 ". -. ......, il


On and after W FDNEsDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1S40,
PASSENGER TRAINS wall ,eave Boston, in
with the Fitchhurg Trains, daily, at l-2 o'clock A.
NJ. and $40, r. NJ .
Leave Kocuc for Bellows Falls. ChaTleson, SC. at $40
urd Hi A. NJ.
Passengers 10y the first rain from Boston will proceed d.
rccly through Bellows Falls, and by first Train down from
Bellows Falls directly through To Boston.
Passenger by the last up and last tram down will
main keene night and arrive ut Boston AT 10 O'clock
and Bellows Fails at C5 O'Clock the following morning.
All the above trains connect with the trains tho Su
van Railroad open to Windsor, Vermont md there
Meeting with the Vermont CoHri Rnihond which
at White River with the Passumpic Railroad, thus making
continuous railroad limo from Boston through Fitchburg
Kccnc Bellows Falls, Lhnicstown and WINDSOR II North
trains of the Nashua Worcester Stony Brook Raft
roads, by wh passengers taking eitke Tram down. can
proceed without delay Groton, Nashua, Manchester,
and Concord to Lowell, Lawrence, the Eastern part OF
New Hampshire and the State of Maine Worcester,
Providence, Sprius tell New York City, Albany and the
West. 800
Stages run in connection this line from Wnchendon
10 Ringe and Juiey fom Fizwiliam to Richmond, in
chester, Ilinsdalc and Brutiloboro
From Keene to Chesterfield mud Brattleboro, tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays after the arrival of the last tLn
up; from bellows Falls to Rutland, hiteha and Bu'lng-
|
| Passengers leaving Bellows Falls at /, NJ can reach
New York Cuy via Worcester and Norwich. the
ming II, o'clock and leaving koenc by the O'Clock
| A. N. Train, can reach Albany the same day.
| 6yFreght Trains will run in connection with the usua
| Fitchburg minis, -
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BAGLEY'S GOLD PENS!!
A.G. nAGLEY 4 co

A. G.. BAGLEY ~ CO.,
CONTINUE to Manuiactur their Premium old Pens hnd
u Penhoders Gold and Silver Pen and Pencil cases, &c.,
&C Dealers supplied nj tho lowest trade prices.
Warehouse, Old stand lS9 Broadway, New-Nofk.
L. ~, 80
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TO THE
TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

TWIST HEAD QUARTERS for your Oulfts.-As
many of our citizens and New Englaudes neighborng
tow ubuut starting for the New EdoTaSo, Calior
MIA Gold Digging, having no experience as 10 whal
they will require for their convenience and comi or in
purchasing at Low Priccsor in shot, getting good
suitable for Little Money,--Ihey should go to
Head Quarters, Oak Hall, Boston.--Havng made the
Quitting Business, our Study thfee-i OF my
entire force, numbering y clerks being oil engaged
in this branch OF trade, land having fitted out
number Companies are prepared To furnish
our patrons with printed List of all suitable articles
quIed und also information concerning the various routes
the Gold Res ust amusing to soc Oak Hall daily
rich and poor,--veiy few admitting where they are
bou but the Outfit selected from the following useful
Mining Articles generally tells tho story -Feather River
Overcoats-Spanish California Cloaks adapted to the
double purpose Of Cloak by day aud Blanket at nghtsu
ter's Long Mining WHisicoat---Linen Sacks--Thin
Puu,s-Light Vcsts---oil, or India Rubber Suits
tcens--Taveling Boos--Gold Bags--Tens.
Of which be pitched at Oak Hall Rounda--
Hammocks- Mattresses - Blankets - Mosquito
Bars Fancy Striped Travelling shrs---Rod Elan
mel Shirts aud DSawers--Ku under Shirts and Draws
-CIavats or slocks---Pocket Hdks--Fine Shirts
FL Dorado uar'-CaIiiornia hais-BOwie Knives
Tiunks-Carpet Bags--- Umbrrlas-Money Belts
-Ilar and Tooth Bushes--Fancy Soups Pocket
Combs und Miirors.Also nluse lot Ready Cloth
ing, chsap, for Shippng.--Mnirg Clothes for aboiing
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pants-Socks--Coats,
&c. &c.--Wc hope all who going will succeed to
their antcipaions hut they will not unless they lay IN
good supply of tho above mentioned aItclesI ueeorn
from Calilornia correct II will require the Large Lumps
purchase any OF the above useful articles out heTe--A
Printed List tor patrons of this estbshmen of necessary
articles, required Tor six mols, one or hee years
Outfit, together with prospectus explanatory of various
routes be had by pud application, addressed to
'Oak fiail"-Nheu large Company Club desire il,
Of my travelling Agents viii be despatched to their
order-rogcther with the above, we have extensive
Stock every grade OF Cothng adapted those who have
not caught tho" gold FovGr aud peie to remuiu at home
RECAPITULATlON OF ABOVE ARTICLES,
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5000 YDS. NEW PRINTS
lust received and offered very low for cash only,
j An,i o. sTORRS & bANGDON,
NOTICE.

tv,uE sold his stock Of Goods ond gone
out Of business, would give notice 60 all whom may
,seeks AT tho Ofeo Of H. H. ADAMS, where he will be In
attendance 10 make ml necessary settlements The business
,,,,ho,, doIoS JAMES r. PHELPS
"' .vl, s noLa' ALL % 1910 pos