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THE NEW YORK MARKET.

The opening of the Erie Canal the first receipts
of Produce through which Monday last,
caused slight depression in the prices Of the lower
grades of Flour aud Wheat, for the former $3.50
having been accepted, and for the latter 3 30 for
white Gencsee, and 95s cts. for fair Wisconsin.
Corn in abundant supply AMI Southern sold at 62d64
cts. for yellow, and 5Sba61s for mixed and white.
Pork lower and dull, the closing rates 1881 and
j. % for Prime and Mess. Lard still in good de-
mand with slight Improvement in price. Whiskey
down to 81 cts, and arrivals large. Sugars without
any new feature.
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The number of arks wer
From % Mar. to Ap.4, lS3
MEXICAN TARIFF.

We are indebted to the Mexican Minister near
this Gov for copy of the following decree,
and translate it for the benefit of provision pro-
duccrs.-Nat. Intel.
DEPARTMENT OF THE Treasury
His Exccllency the President has been pleased to
direct TO me the following decree:
The President of the United Mexican States to
the inhabitants Of the Republics Know We that the
General Congress has decrecd as hereinafter.
Art !. Is permitted for the term Of three years
the introduction into the port of Matamoras and the
houses of the frontier of the State of Tamaul-
ipas, of the following articles vz:-Flour, rice, su-
gar of every description, coffee, small grains (Semil-
las, which applies to such, except wheat and barley
of every sort known by the name of menestrOs, but
ter pork sailed or picked. All these will for their
entire import duty pay the rates subjoined.
Com wheat flour ,br S 90 Salt Pork ..... S 90
Superine do ...-..... .5O Butter. ~
Rice, pei 100 lbs...... rs Small grain by mea-
Sugar, do.........l 90 surcment per cent. ~
Coffee, do. l.lU
Art. 9. Is likewise permitted the introduction at
the Custom House of Paso del Nortc, in the State Of
chihuahua, of wood and lumber for buildings, sub
ject however TO the registration provided by the
tariff for other articles generally.
Art 3. The Government, in order truly TO accom-
psh the object of this Decree will previously ascer-
tain whether there exists the frontiers the scarcity
of those provisions which it is intended hereby to
introduce; and it will put an end to that introduction
as soon the population now favored shall have
been supplied by the national commerce with the
ncedfu articles.
Art. 4. Arc comprchcnded within the benefits Of
this law 1925 barrels of flour and $50 quintals (cwt
of rice, introduced through Matamoras in the month
of January last. ARRANGOIZ.
Mexico, April 1, 1919.
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Remarkable Meteorological coincidence.-By re-
ference to the letter of Liverpool correspondent
(Mcssrs. Stitt Day & Co,) il will be observed that
the quality of Weather prevailed at Liverpool
that did in this country and at the same or about the
same period-it commenced here on Tuesday, 18th
April, and continued all the week.
Messrs J. s. C. Kirkpatrck's letter claims atten-
ton on another account.
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The number OF hogs transported IN INC months
since October LIST, 1913, has been l55,O95, against
624 i'll the corresponding part Of the previous year
The tonnage westward from Baltimore TO all points
of the road has been 65G4, and the thererom
$25 1924.
The revenue of the month from passengers, has
Oh the Washington Granddaughter 1872 ,35l 81;
from freight on the Main Stem $7l ,Sl3.Oi, and on
the Washington Branch 5000. l9-togcther $S7S,-
6l2 %. Total revenue from passengers aud freight
months revenue that has been received since the
opening Of the road.
In April the receipts upon both roads, during the
month, amounted to s 1876, 1888.
The transportation Eastwardly into the city Of
Baltimore during the month, in some of the principal
haSh na
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BEEF CATTLE.-Thc supply in the drove yards
Monday fair for the season: 600 were brought
forward; of which 425 taken by city butchers,
rs for Washington City, and 100 driven Eastwardly.
The prices paid ranged from 2.75 TO S4.25, gross,
equivalent to 5.50a IS % per 100 lbs, net, which is
a slight decline rates current last week for the
lower grades Live Hogs have been in abundant
supply, 700 were left over last week and 1000 arrv
ed on Wednesday; the prices paid have been 4 25a
S4.75.
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makes aggregate of 900 interest paid into the
State Treasury since the opening of the present year.
1919. This road is managed with energy and eiii.
cheney, and its steadily on the increase
The complct of the new line from York 10 Harris
burg will give to its business trade and more
rapidly growing profits.
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VIM. d. ii. M'KIM,

HAVE constantly on hand and offer for sale on
II Il liberal terms, the following articles, viz:
BAR IRON, of superior quality, and OF various
dimensions say fiat bars TO . inches wide by to
inch thick; square and round bars, TO in. diam
eter.
BOILER PLATES, OF best Charcoal, and pud
Piled Iron made to any size ard pattern--nanufac
turcd BY the Baltimore City Rolling Mill.
SHEATHING COPPER, full assortment, from
II to SO o. Also. Copper and Composition Nails.
YELLOW METAL SHEATHING, "MuNTz"
PATENT ENGLISH SHEATHrNG METAL-tbe well
known reputation of this article and its superiority
to any other manufactured. entities il TO preferences
a constant supply received direct from England.
-"Mosselmans" Sheet Zinc.-We are
now receiving direct from The manufacturers in Bel
GUM, full assortment Of this superior article.
COPPER INGOTS.-Reined Copper Ingots OF
best quality, manufactured by the Baltimore and
Cuba Smelling and Mining Company. jy %
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CHINA-EXPORT OF TEAS.

The export of Tea TO the U. States from China
from January LIST TO the 18th Of February, lS49,
6i37 400 pounds. Of which quantity ,52l 900 pounds
were black, and 1885, 400 pounds were green. OF
the green tea 1922 900 pounds were Young Hyson.
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EXCHANGE.--Wih limited transactions
quote Sterling 60 days Bills Sass per cent. prem,
which is further slight improvement. Bills on
Holland and Bremen have likewise advanced, Gull
ders cannot be obtained under 40 cts. at which
sales have been made and Rix Dollars 70. Other
Foreign (nomina) and Domestic quote as follow
Bills London Esterlg 6Odays, sa 81 per ct. prem
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The Lumber Ifdde.-Some idea, says the Harris
burg Telegraph, may be formed Of the extent of the
lumber trade of the Susquehanna, from the following
memorandum of the number of RATS and arks that
passed this place dnrng the late annual spring fresh
ct. The number Of RATS was as follows:
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Public Documtnf.-We thank the Hon. J. A.
PEARcE, of the U. States Senate for q valuable Pub
lie Document.
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Baltimore and Susguehanna Raiiroad.-lt gives
pleasure to say that last week the Baltimore and
Susquehanna Railroad Company RENTED to the
Treasurer of MARYLAND the sum of 8 5,000.-This,
together with what has been previously RENTED,
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DISASTERS, SC.
The fine packet brig Cambria, Walter, from ia
maica, via Bahama Islands, bound 10 Baltimore with
cargo of salt lead, SC. and passengers, e families
from Jamaca) went ashore at 10 p. Nj. on Saturday,
J miles south of Cape Henry. The mate and one
of the seamcn drowned, the residue Of the crew
and passengers were landed in safety. A survey
left Norfolk on Monday for the wreck.
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Business Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The following memoranda of the travel upon the
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad during the months Of
March and April, ls49:
In March, the transportation eastwardly into the
city Of Baltimore, in some of the principal staples,
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Letter Sheet prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening printed on fine paper and adapted
TO correspondence be had the Printing Office
of this paper, N. w. corner of Baltimore and Holi-
day streets, (up stars,) to-day by o'clock at g
cts. single, or cts. each, for or more copies
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SAM SON ARTS
nATE T. PALMER & COZ

tLATE T. PALMER COD
Nos. 138 y lao Baltimore Street, Baltimore,
IMPORTER
French and English Hardware, Plated Ware, ia
pann"d Ware, Cutlery, longs and Shovel, Tenders.
Lamps, Lustres, French and German Looking Glass
Plates,
AND MASUFACTURER OF
LOOKING. GLASS, PORTRAIT & PICTURE
FRAMES, CORNICES AND EVERY DES-
CRIPTION OF GILT WORK,
supply of which always hand. and made to order,
jy 81 If WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
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Total. los. 81 sun ,UUU 3IS, 3UU,TUT
The same Circular contains the following in regard
to TEAS:
Tea-Thc public sales of 6,o76 packages Ga much
larger proportion Of Green than usually are pro-
ceeding, and 81 500 pkgs have passed the hammer
or these, only $500 have been sold; the biddings
were very slack throughout, and for all Green Teas
prices were rather lower.
AMERICAN STocKs-in London.
The same Circular concludes thus
Our prices remain unaltered, and there has not
been time TO ascertain the effect of the advices per
New York steamer of 4th April, nor whether much
stock has been RENTED for SALE but we believe that
such is not the case, and there is large supply in
this market. United States per cents. 1865, con-
tnue TO sell at l06alO65. No New York State, Ohio
Mary land for sale. Pennsy wanna has been sold
at rs. Louisiana Bonds of short dates in demand
No transactions in Canada Securities.
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M A RIM E LIS r.

BALTIMORE
May 4. Brig Tuscan, Anderson, ........ Norfolk
Sch. Jacob Longfellow, Foster. ......... Havana
- Fairfield, Nckerson, Boston
Canal boat NJ. A. Stock, aud -four Others, Sus valley
May 5, 6. Ship Hermann, Welsh. ...... Liverpool
- Henrietta, Dubel, ............S St Johns, p r.
- Benz. Franklin, Finn, ............... Boston
- Torno, w ate, ...,...... ............. ditto
Sch. Montana. Stoddard,. ............... Salem
- Seguln, SWAN, ............. New ork
- Marbehead, Films, Norfolk
May I. Brig Nancy, Davis, ..... Charleston
Sch. Gen. Warren, Frisby, Portsmouth, N. III
- Commander in Chief, Ketchum, New York
Canal boat Eclipse, and four others, Susque. valley
May s. Ship Richard Anderson, Bennett, Liverpool
Brig Water Witch, Ennis, Mayaguez, p r.
Sch. Yeso, Ryarson,. ............ Eastport
- Willis Putnam Nickerson, ..... Calais
- Wakulla, Farnham,. .Castine
- Emeline, Wywood, $500. -. Newbern
Canal boat Blue Rock and SIR others, Susque valley
May9. Bark Francis Partridge, Travers, Rio Janeiro
Canal boat Gen. Taylor. from Susquehanna valley
May 10. Bark Justice Story, Ryder, 49,. Boston
Norw. brig Neptunis, Fredericksen, Buenos Ayres
brig brfue, Chase,.. .Nusqulto Shore
Dan. sch. Catherine, Petersen, .......... Bremen
Sch. Richard Borden, Baker, .......Fall River
- Jenny Lind, Cullen. New York
- Col. Davis, Mcguire, ...... Charleston
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LATEST DATES-FRoM
LIVERPOOL, April 90 HAVRE, April IT.
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TO CALIFORNIA EMIGRANTS.
THNHE undersigned is now prepared to furnish a
n very superior variety of PROVISIONS, such as
Mess BEEF and Pork,
No do. do. : in whole hf and ar. brls.
Family do do.
Smoked BEEF and Sugar Cured HAMS Spiced
BEEF and TONGUES; Spiced TRIPE, superior
articles.
California Emigrants and others would find il TO
their advantage TO call before purchasing
elsewhere, at the subscribers Packing
Establishment, Buren, street, or
at No. 25 Centre Market.
ap7 If HARRY KIMBERLY.
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We are indebted to the Mexican Minister near
this Gov ernment for copy Of the following decree,
and translate it for the benefit of provision pro-
duccrs-Nat INTEL
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WILLIAM SPEAR,
No. 40 COMMERCIAL ROW,
LOMBARD STREET,
HAS FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
COPPER, from Ia TO 81
- YELLOW SHEATHING METAL, do.
BRAZIERS' COPPER,
COPPER NAILS,
COPPER BOLT RODS,
COMPOSITION NAILS and SPIKES,
BLOCK TIN,
SPELTERS,
TIN PLATE, Sc, Sc, SC.
N5-Old Copper purchased. June If.
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NJ. NJ. Y + A X l. E,
wUOIFSATF DEALER IN

NJ. NJ. r A 4 l. z,
WHOLESALE DEALER
SILK GOODS, RIBBONS, LACES, PRINCES,
STRAW BONNETS, UMBRELLAS,
FANCY DRY GOODS,
NO. ass B. MORE STREET.,
Over Messrs. Hopkins Hull and opposite Hanoverst.,
BALTIM ORE,
Invites the attention of purchasers to his stock of
ELEGANT AND DESIRABLE GOODS, which
he offers at lowest rates for cash, and on time to
punctual customers. seq
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DISSOLUTION.
VHyHE CO-PARTN IERSIiIP heretofore existing
under the firm Of LOVE, MARTIN & co. is this day
dissolved by mutual conscnt-R. B. HAMPTON with
drawing for the purpose of establishing himself in the
Commission Business in San Francisco. California. The
affairs of the firm will he settled by II. Love and e. W
Martin, at the warehouse No. Exchange Place.
R. n LOVE,
CHAS. V. MARTIN,
April ,, ls49. r. Is. HAMPTON.
NOTICE.
VHNHE subscribers have this day formed Co Partner
b ship, under the style of LOVE, MARTIN CO.,
for the prosecution of the COMMISSION PRODUCE
BUSINESS in this city, and will occupy Warehouse No.
Exchange Place. r. II. LOVE,
CHAS. v. MARTIN,
April ., ls49. GEO r. w. ALNUTT.
Late of .7auit, Tiffany & Co.
YsNIi undersigned specially solics of his friends in
n the West continuance of their patronage TO his
SUCCESSORS R. B. HAMPTON.
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J M'CULLoGH ]. M'REEHAN. C. CULBERTsoN
JOHN M'CULLOGH .G co.
COMMISSION AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS.
Nos. Udter and SO Lombard streets,
BALTIMORE, MD.
REFERENCES
Messrs. Henry RemaL & Sons,
90 Wilson & Hopkins, Bdifino,e G, Md.
90 Reynolds & Smith,
/" Groesbcck & Co. }
{" Evans & Swift, : Cincipdtti %.
g Jno. Swasay & Co.
" r. T. & w. Butcher, Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. r. Galway,
" Myers, Hunter l. Co.
Mr.. d. Is. Hill g, y. M,
Messrs. Finny, Lee & Co. 81. i>oU''' 'io
june vr
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COFFEE AND SUGAR EUROPE.

COFFEE AND SUGAR IN EUROPE.
From Baring's London Circular of Goth April we
collect the following statistics in reference to Coffee
and Sugar, in Europe:
Coffee, Tin London) very dull and nearly the
whole of $50 casks $500 bags offered auction, have
been taken in for want of buyers. Export descrip
tons also cheaper to sell, and 100 bags good
Padang have been placed at SIS; while for cargo
of $500 bags "good first Rio, BIS. has been given
aloat, for delivery at Trieste. The following
the imports to, and stocks hand LIST instant, show
ing material reduction in comparison with last
year,
1913. Imports. lS49.
Great Britain, ........ G, 900, 900. go. 6,3000O0
Other ports Of Europe, 80, 700, On0. 10 100000
Total, lbs 81, 600, 900. -. IS, 400 900
lS4S. Stocks. 1919.
Great Britain .......3 81, GOO, 900 -. 30, 500 900
Other ports of Europe, l56, 500 900 81 100000
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Statement of Merchandise exported from the Port
Of Baltimore to Foreign Countries, during the
week ending 9th NAV, 1919.
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R AETENK d Ee H.:

SATURDAY MORNING, MAY i2, ls49.
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MIssOHrl.
"Peace hath her victories
No less renowned than war"

The struggle among the democrats still continues
Without entering into the merits of the controversy or
the minutie OF the action, we must content ourselves
with stating results in the most general forms. The JEFF
erson Enquirer, the ST. Louis Union, and the Bonneville
Democrat, espouse the of Colonel Benton whilst
the Missouri Metropolitan the Democratic Banner (oi
Pike counyD the Southern Standard (of Cape Girar-
deau,) the Platte Argus, the Glasgow Banner the Fay
cite Democrat the Springfield Advertiser, and the Can
ton Reporter, take the opposite ground AS far are
advised, several presses have yet shown their flag
Meetings have been held in parts of the State In the
counties of Howard, Lewis, Marion Pike, Lincoln, War
ren. Greene Scott, and Girardeau the resolutions of the
legislature have been approved AT meeting held in
Charlton county, Colonel Bentons course was endorsed
while at another, held at Springfield gotten up denounce
Colonel Benton, Major Phelps, member of Congress,
offered for adoption the resolution of the Democratic Ma
uonal Convention on the subject of slavery, but they
were voted down as being unsuted to the occasion
These resolutions, the reader will recollect advocate
simply the doctrine of onnervention on the slavery
question: leaving the matter entirely to the people of the
Territories" AT the meetings held in Howard and Lewis
counties, Mr.. James s Green, another member of Con-
sress took the field in favor of the resolutions of Mis-
souri,
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selves for this insult by beating the French in their attack
and the Neapolitans, in several battles.
The Popes legate besieging Ancona, at the head
OF the Austrian troops He is the who persuaded
Bologna and other towns "io recognise the authority oil
the Holy See" and he will doubtless succeed IN the same
wav with Ancona AT the last accounts he had already
laid in ruins a large part OF the city.
The Paris papers of the week contain the correspond
ence between M. Lesseps the French plenipoenlafy
and the Roman Triumvrate M Lesseps wheedes,
coaxes, and meRaces, but will not give single guaranty
of liberty What he Insists is the possession of Rome.
This is declined by Mlazzin in letter full of dignity.
The Roman insists it that France shall take of
three coursesfrendly, hosiile neutral A.present
she is OF them; but pretending to be friend, she
in the guse OF enemy to station herself at the
gates of Rome and prevent the forces of that from
lighting the Neapolitans the Austrians, who avail
themselves OF the occasion seize TIE best towns OF
the Roman States. la language polished but searching,
Mazzn exposes the petty fraud which gave the French
possession OF Civa Veccha, and which has character
ICED their whole course towards Rome. The paper is
which does great honor to its author, and which has
made The old members of The ministry redden with anger
The Grand Duke of Tuscany has formed new minis
try retrograde than the last Florence CORE
spondent Of the National says that every member but
is personally unpopular AMERlCUS.
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At EDICINAL OF the Wild Chelry.-Ever since the
vi settlement America, Wild Cherry has been known
medicinal rrues Everybody knew this fact, but
nobody knew how extract its essential properties Every mother
Wild Cherry her children colds, and
adults
habit OF making compound of syrup of Wild Cherry bark aud
other ingredients, be used in spring anrdoe 10 com
plants incident to that changcfu season. Ii Is found by
the wild cherry important
ascribed
tom asthma, long staning9 coughs, liver
pants proved be the best medicine known 10
DR. Was Bnlsan of Wild Cherry is chemical extract combined
winch enhances value Its
pulmonary almost after
aonished faculty, led
Wistas Balsam OF Wild Cherry
principle heretofore unknown medical
None genuine nnless signed L. BUTTS ON the wrapper
FOR X. =, PATTERSON,
June 6-d Washington, ID. q.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioncer.

VALUABLE FARM, CROP STOCK, SC: AT AUCTION-on
Tuesday the i0h of July shall sell the
residences
the District limits with the crop stock, poultry &c This farm
hundred and eight rood and twenty
perches large dwelling house, dairy, coroue stables and all
buildings well wooded and watered, with
grain, other
% has also thriving apple and peach orchar chickens,
ducks, turkeys, horses and short thing
could conuce make of the profitable and desirable
licences the District, having branch ut its brsnes
successful operation annual yield 200 It's surrounded with
the being neghborood Major Walker, Mrs
Saunders Mess Cagcu Blair Carbcry, Causn, and other
spectacle Persons Wishing purchase the
time previous to sale
Terms: fourth casl the residue in instruments
four the d which Will be made known
the SALE will be required OF the purchaser for the de
terred bearing decd and decd of trust
taken. Title iftispuiabc
June 27--d A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE %, ls4s.

ny- {. JAMES, No Harrison Cincinnati OHIO
general the assisted by
James smith Dent, I. O. smith, Frederick Hawse John
Armstrong Taylor 4. M Stevenson W. Ramsey AND
Perrin Locke
{1 Mr. ISRAEL T. JAMES South Tenth street. fhiiade
ohia Is our general travelling agent assisted by James X Whip
pie VIM H. Weld P. Stem, John b. Weld T. s. waterman
Jshn Collins Deerns Albert K Wellington, H. D. James
Henry Plait E. A. Evans and Chas. s. Hail
ly Mr. HENRY LEWIS, Of Montgomery, Alabama Is our
u cling agent and Tennessee assisted by
y. b. Brett
90 agents particularly requested to make frequent returns
this .ee especially regard subseribes aud deon
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by A. NJ FARQUIf.R, formerly of Harrisburg Pennsylvania,
I'D claims tht with McM-
revolutionary Great Britain the Flor
Ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip
Bounty LandW attend the purchase and sale Of bounty
land order.
Patent 01ieeIhe applications for patents procuring models
be attended all branches
General Post OeA claims against the department viii be
prosecuted settlement OF contractors quarterly
ditto facilitated &c
Orleans Delta, Nashville Union Mobile Advertiser Louis
New indianapolis
Sentinel New York Herald and Detroit Free Press viii publish
the of So, and their bills this office,
with paper June 2iu