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" Market and Charles streets, Baltimore,
would inform chants and merchant taors that they
hav. fitted the floors their tailoring and clothing
department. for the sale, by the piece of cloths,
meres vesngs taiiors trimmings, and all articles adapcd
the trade The liberal patronage bestowed upon them
this department of their business has induced them 10
enlarge their warehouse enable them their
trade. One OF the partners, who has had long
perience in business will devote his whole time 10 pur-
chasing goods and buyers may rely upon finding large
stock whatever is most desirable OF European and
American IN acture that money procure.
New cloth will be opened the lst OF March.
Entrance on Charles street Feb N-eoim
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REFORMATION WANTED

IMPORTATION WANrED.-In the month OF Septeui-
ber ISI7 my William Graves, enlisted in the Uni
ted States army, the county OF Page, Virginia. and be
came member of company b. ID regiment dragons,
and discharged from the United States army,
geons certificate of ordinary disability the raj hosp
ta New Orleans barracks, the 2st of August, 1913
since which time have heard nothing OF him The sym
pahisng reader who give any further information
respecting my said son, whether he be living dead, will
confer great obligation upon afflicted father, by ad
dressing me at MarKsville, Page county, Virginia
Mars JAMES L. GRAVES.
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WASHINGTON CRY, ID. c. March H. lS49.
A YOUNG MAN. who speak bel Span lsh and

"A Engis languages, and IS qualified 10 give lessons TO
boys in Spanish and who produce good recommended
acations for house keeping, &c and who
has yelled all through the North and South of the Unon
wishes a situation with any gentleman OF family
who may wish employ any person for that purpose,
as house-keeper.
Please address the subscribers through the Pos, Office
Mar i3-eodly~ ANTHONY ZUGESNAVAR.
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DUvALL q BROTHER, Merchant Taiiors, are now
receiving styles OF French and English spring
simeres vestings and cloths also. variety OF goods
their OF business, suitable for the spring and summer,
of the finest French and English manufacture of which
they i'll make order in their usual style OF elegance
Also fine cravas suspendes handkechefs, gloves, silk
shirts and drawers, &c. DUFALL BROTHER,
Mar 23-eo3wf Under Gadsby's Hotel.
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ID OBERT j.. WALKER Will practise law In the
IL Supreme Court of the United States In to
many letters he thinks proper that he attend
claims before Congress OF soo departments but
will devote his attention exclusively intrusied 10
him In the Supreme Court.
Office Pennsylvania avenue, the Seven Build
Ings, Washington, ID. @. Mar 6-u
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BUREAU YARDS AND Docks,
March 80, 1872
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals Tor Steam
- Engine and Pumps, tor the Dry Dock at New YORK,
VIII be received this Office until IL m, the Isl
day Of May for constructing delivering erecting,
and putting successful operation, at the navy yard,
New York Engine and Pumps, capable OF perform
the work required pumping out the Dry Dock said
Engne Pumps be warranted by the builder 10
form the within specified, and to operate
successfully for the of one year after com pieon
Particular spec cations Of the work lodged with the
Navy Agent al New York, the Commandment Of the Navy
Yard there and the Engineer of the Dry Dock TO either OF
whom, this Bureau desirous OF Offering are
referred for copy, which, request, will be forwarded
by nail general plan OF the engine be seen at the
Dry Dock office.
fhe time complete the whole work will be the first OF
January 1850. JOS. SMITH
Apr l-law4W
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National Eating-hoase.

JUST RECEIVED direct from the Island OF St Thomas,
- per brig Annaos,in, Capt Dory, lot OF the finest
genuine green turtle ever brought TO thus market which
Of cookery, and in the hes, possible style Also from Nor
folk, fresh oysters spiced oysters, sheepshead mackere
hognsh nc, &c, all OF which will be served up the
shortest notice
Or Families served usual
Aug. lS-u W. WALKER.
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CENTLEMENs WEARING have just received a lot
VI of spring goods and fashionable styles which
prepared make order in the most superior
and fashionable style.
Our stock ready goods is large and Of superior
qualify mostly equal, if superior, ordered work
Gentlemen wishing clothing will find what they want and
low price.
Fine shirts fresh from New York, with all the varieties
fancy goods that neediul furnish gentleman
Very low prices and no deviation
Mar 27-3taw4wif YOUNG II OREM.
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FOR NORFOLK.

r. THE STEAMER oSCEOLA leaves Wash
ington for the above place every Thursday
O'Clock M returning, will leave Norfolk every Friday
a, o'clock y. touching Mt Cone river going and
turning. Passage and fare 50.
For Baltimore.
The Osccoa leaves for the above place every Sunday
O'Clock returning leaves Baltimore every Tuesday
at O'Clock p m, stopping going aud returning at Cone
rver Va, Leonadfown, Nd and ST. Mary's river, Md.
md intermediate landings the Potomac, for sig
nails land
Mar S-dlweodu JAMES MITCHELL
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N1ONCMENT HILL ICE DEPUT.-JNO. PETIT
wi BONE would inform his patrons and the public that
he has procured considerable pains and expense, a
large and superior stock of pure ce and that he is
repared furnish families, hotel keepers coneconers,
and with the article IN such quantities Throughout
the season. $ they may desire.
Prices reasonable, and variation with those persons
who engage of me in the beginning Of the season.
Wagons will run through the city daily.
Orders received through the post office, and by Jno F.
Calan, druggist of and 7th streets, and at
coal office, the Long Bridge.
ABR 5-2aw6w
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CAUTION KxrxA

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lAsas has family u and hA
JACOB Sa&tp
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SCHoOL BOOKs--A general assortment, OF School
- Books viii be found for SALE Mt ms reasonable prices
elsewhere in the District, at
Mrs. ANDERSON'S Book, Music and Fancy Store,
Pa. av. between 18th IL 18th
Feb l5-u
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THO the Pabnc-I am now receiving from the North a
i fresh supply of all kinds of hardware and cutlery,
which shall sell reduced prices for cash House build
and carpenters will do well to call and know prices
be they buy, as it wills them nothing am deter
mined sell them goods, if at first
Gardening tools and house furnishing goods always
hand. Also am fully pared houses with lead
and tin in the very best and warrant the roof tight
and to blow OF.
C. WOODWARD,
APP S-3eo Between 10Th and Ilh streets Pa av.
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Securing, Ferunentinx, Acid Ceapsund''
OE S 2 TOWNSEND,


would Tain GENUINE
N
land wk
Of
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W. wish urierso the aoi.as .1 that's rosn.sds
srt-
uuhzey dssniri unht
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H. aud which incapable u Which
AGENTS O DISEASE Of hsshh
TOWNSEND SOUGHT
Grand Universni ConreasrnsrA Remedy
~ih the and the knowledge
pyfUl
Transcendsai Power O Heal!
and % have the nnphs satf.son Il s.ins ,sis sss.s s
aud n'rfunesA snd friends
Principal Office l02 Nassau street n. "
Price dollar per bottle, bottles for five dollars.
For sale in Washington by the following druggists Sam
ue Butt, of Pennsylvania and 18th
opposite the Irving Hotel; z: D w. II: Gilman. Pena.
sylvania avenue, Browns Hotel ]. f. CaAn
OF and It'll streets opposite the General Post Ocs n
Deany, of Pennsylvania and A street, and
Ridgey Co., Pennsylvania avenue, the West Mar
ket. APP 1S-dHsvem.
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M AOAULATs History OF England, cheap edition
Mar IL. +. taylor.
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CsiLLEsPIE Re~d-nsking, with AP Psndix
VI on plank roads-l volume, and suppiement-ls9.
Apl2 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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INDIA Silks, Grenadines, Tissues, and Bereges.-
L BARNES Il MITCHELL would respectfully announce
TO the ladies that they have newly opened immense
supply fashionable and desirable styles the
above wear embracing every variety Of COLOR
price, and kind.
Also, the greatest variety OF and beautiful style of
French lawns, at I2t cents.
Plain, figured, and satn-surped linen usres and linen
gnXhams.
Mousselines de lane plain, green, pink, and blue.
Likewise plain mode and fancy color do. from l2a
Wide bordered shear lawn inenca nbric handkerchief.
cheap.
Gloves o. every kind.
Hoseries OF all descriptions.
Lace capes, French worked collars NC.
Between 9Th and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
AID lO--3taw2wif
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I,,REnCH and Spanish Lang~Axes--J. MEIERE, late
II professor United States navy, Yale College, &C.,
spectuly acquants the citizens Of Washington that
plates giving instruction in tho above languages
as well in the English to fore igncrs
Prof Meiere 1aers himself that his reputation in
well established here require particular
references
For terms, &c, address NJ bookstores of Messrs
Franck Taylor, Taylor " Maury, and Fischer or at his
residence at Mrs Williams, opposite Mr. Franck Tayiors
Pennsy lvania avenue. Nov. ST
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WANTED 20 Hire, woman cook and washer
w in small family. One well recommended for hon
eeV can Apply to Mrs. Fischer, on G suecL near ~
slave win be preferred. April 7-staw2w
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TO PERPETUATE PEACE.

HUBBELL'S PATENT FIRE-ARMS.-This gun loads
IL at the breech, the principle, as regards setting
home the charge, OF loading from the muzze the differ
ence being that the load is required to pass three inches TO
It's rest, instead OF the length OF (nay beg moist
barrel the mechanical embodies the best scien
TIC principles for this purpose ami enables person
load and hire the the rate OF three hundred times
hour and keep the gun cean the load always dry make
fire. and burn the powder well, which, with the
tit of the ball. enables also shoot with unusual
power and precision.
The gun shoots either ball and buckhot fine shot, and
is useful for both sporting and warlike purposes.
They made order, either musket, rifle cabne
and shotgun FORM and delivered governments ndivid
uas, organized bodies OF whose purposes
variance with the institutions laws OF the United
STATES
WM w. HUBBELL,
Aug. lit Paieniee, Philadelphia.
The loaded and fred musket timer
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NEW Spring Goods.-Tte subscribers in
~ receipt OF following and elegant goods which
have been selected the latest OF Phadel
pha early in consequence Of the antc demand
Preparations the approaching balls those who anti
cpae leaving the city thereafter In materials Tor
ball dresses
Embroidered Labrador, entirely and beautiful
Hghcoiored plain bernani
EnbroideI red silk tissues and grenadines
Light changeable Race silks
Rich changeabe gros de Antiques
PINK, blue, and white gace silks
Do do do Italian grapes
Changeable striped and piad Grenadines
Pink, blue, and cherry embroidered illusions
Embroidered polka -nuslins, all colsrs
PLAIN, pink, blue, and white bereges
Embroidered muslin robes
Colored silk Illusions plain
In silk and other dress goods we name
Changeable glace silk, every shade, very cheap
Very rich brocade silks
ln figured and striped silks, great variety
tx IA rich black Gro de Rhines
Do do black striped and watered silks
New styles Mousselines de Lame
Do do French lawns aud cnIntzes
DO Bereges, Grenadines, &c
In fancy articles
. new styles black silk vises and sacks
y rlch lace capes
% worked collars and CHEMISTS
10 pieces new style wide sash ribands
~ do do embroidered neck ribands
10 splendid white Grape shaws
boxes real mi,s
81 dozen Bajou's gloves, every shade aud size
10 do white silk hose, embroidered, ribbed, and plain
Iogeiher with many other and desirable goods, to
winch we invite attention, believing stock TO be al
Mar ao-2wif P. H. HooE co.
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IRISH Linens-This day received 250 pieces superior
Irish linens from the most celebrated makers at Prices
ranging from 3l 81 among which are IS pieces
very heavy unessed shngs peculiarly adapted 10 gen
tlenen's
The class of goods above named very remark
ably chea o. and well worthy the attention of purchasers
Mar % -3taw3wif Z. II. HOOE 81 Co
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NEW GRANITE WORKS.-The undersigned veulA
respectfully inform builders and the public generally
that he is prepared granite wek 81
any size stye in the most workma Mike manner vih
despatch His material is OF the finest qualify Of whfse
granite Call and for selves, shall aways - -
post the foot OF 18th street. the canal whsH
south of the Presidents house.
A eoJ&
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TUCKER q DANIEL, merchant tailors. doom ssAl
of Browns hotel beg leave call the attention Of thsiS
and others their assortment OF spring goods eSe
received in store Their stock prses svsry de-
scrpton Of articles coats pantaloons, and for II
season. in point of quality and price cannos b sur
passed BY establishment in this city elsewhere.
They also hand, uSual assortment Of kAsH
articles for gentlemen's wear.
AMI
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National Hotel for Rent.

National Hotel for Rent.
TINE NATIONAL HOTEL, in the city Of Washington
formerly kept by Coleman, aud now in the possession
of the trustees OF Blackwell, is offered for rent.
Persons DESTROYS Of leasing the are to
apply person. letter addressed to The ProPretor
oil the National Hotel, Washington city"
Early possession may be had April 3-eoifu
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NIOTICE-The copartnership heretofore existing BE-
N tween JOHN Z. ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKER
has been dissolved BEVERLY TrcKxR will continue At
promptly all business before Congress and the d.
partments as heretofore March 11-1
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- rRAW Matsings. Linen sheetings &c.-Just received
- per schooner Washington direct from New York. lbs
pieces Canton Mangs and Is pieces Barnsley Sheetng
which invite the attention Of housekeepers; among
which
80 pieces "A super premium mauings
Is do "a do do
Is do ga do do
45 do different widths, low priced
10 do PA extra super linen sheetings
10 do l04 do do
do ga do do for pillow cases
and single beds
Also, table damasks Of every width, from the lowest
price the finest grade huckabacks Russia Scotch and
Irish diapers, towengs crash and table napkins Nc all
oil which will be offered at unprecedenedly low prices
APP l0-3taw4wf p. H. HOOE 81 co.
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Lives insured, I26
MORRIS ROBINSON. President
SAMI. HANNAY Secretary.
Charles De Sedipg No. H. Todds Buildings, Pennsyl-
vania avenue agent w Johnston, NJ. D., opposite city
Post Office, 7th street. physician.
Pamphlets planatoy of the principles and ope
of the com pany be obtained application the
agents office.
Apnl7
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A CARD-The subscribers most respectfully request ~
n persons indebted the late firm Of D. Cagett Co -
make early payments The firm OF ClsGoN, NewtoA Asv
Sc Co. viii settlement Of all accounts due 10
firm of D. Cageu Co. or those Pteerring Dc -
can settle ID. Clage personally We hops this eau
will receive early attention from our hiends
APP lift D. CLAGETI W.
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AJOTICE-Barard (or Bemard) Peck, late private II
IN Lieut.. Gorga's company regiment United States hsw
tier battery will hear of something his edvanteGe
calling upon :. JESSE & UCWs
April NO. ,, Union buildin&s'
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= q OaR a nd Rsdw ooA's PH actaeal khArmnnsy, 49,
M Broderip's Geological Recr sanons, vol:
Apis rANoA
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A YOUNG LADY, bern and reared In VlEUanaA, VIE
"A has years experience in teaching. desires
10 obtain situation in public school, private ni-
" as an nstrucuess ordinary branches Of a. Eng
ish and would a.o give lessons in French ana
Spanish. DtReier Hon. ii. s. FooTK-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-30
The CONSERVATORY AT CHATSWORTH
ENGLAND

This immense structure is composed Of glass panes.
manufactured especially for it, placed in iron frame work
OF the ghteSt apparent kind, but subsequent trials
have proved Of the firm and substantial description
The length q the erection is nearly 800 ees height
bOve TO- and its width $50. II nearly Of
ground through the centre of which is the carriage road
and the tubes tor the hot which regulate the requ
ed temperature, six miles light bat beautiful
gallery erected at the base Of the me, and which ira
verses the entire building, enables the spectator
view the whole Of the Interior from various points.
The access to the gallery is by steps, placed wi ADM
ALE in the midst Of rock work, in the assures Of
5.ulc plants apparently natural productions. A tun.
mel surrounds the whole edce by which is obtain
ed the and pipes, and rails laid down
vey the ais per train, and supply the necessary heat
The interior contains vast nunb5r Of and plants
many Of them Of gigantic proportion and the rare>t Of
tropical growth. Birds OF varied and exquisite beauty
whose delicate structure could endure the rgors OF
climate. flying about; and pools Of water. in
which plants suited to the required purpose have been
encouraged grow, contain gold, silver and other fish
In this structure may be The largest crystal yet found
10 the worl; and also one but Of much smaller dimen
slons, which has been pronounced the beautiful.
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'illi. Exchange on London Z per cent premium The
money market is very stringent
Flour not 81 firm. The Sales reach some 1000 bills.
S4b2 10 S4cI. for common Western and State brands
and $3.50 to 1919 for pure GeneSee. Small sales of
Southern tSo2i t. sioi for common brands. Meal is
steady at s2,5Oat2 62, and Rye Flour s262n275
Wheat in good re9uest-sales Of 5000 bushels Gen
esee at l2Oal2 cts. and GOO do red at 0Sal00 l02
cts Corn'is sieady-sales OF % 900 bushels at 5a52
els tor mixed and o.a57 cts. for yellow Southern Oas
32a34 cents. Rye IS cts.
ne mafssi for Provisions remains about las, quoted
sales OF 4gO bbls Pork al sl044al0 TO for Mss and
Sooo Tor PINE Bacon unchanged. Beet s'eady but
not much doing Sales Of SOU bbls Lard al 6, 81 cent,
per ID. Talow unchanged
IL ianhe' I'r uroceres Is qnrt, and prices without
change Rio Coffee 6sa7. els Der II. New Orleans / ;
,. els per o' as to quality Rice quiet aud prices nom
lhe Cntton market is FINISHES during the DIV },
about lSOO bales al shade advance upon the prices Of
Saturday.
Whiskey-20O BIS. at 2Oa2ol cts. PET gallon.
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Transmitted for The .4merican |

PHILADELPHIA, April %, 6 P. NJ
We have the report here tonight that Mr. Firzg.rald
editor and proprietor Of the weekly newspaper called the
city iiem,' while riding out, was thrown out. was
thrown from his horse and killed He was gentleman
highly esteemed and the sad intelligence though out
rumor, has caused much regret
Mr. CooPer,the well known actor, died at Bristol. Pa.
on Saturday. -
Inc Stock market is without activity prices rather
~ FAVOR OF buyers, Treasury 6's lOSalOS. New
Loan OF sos, alll5 Pa SIS are steady with sales
al ST., which is an advance
flour IS steady, but the frmness of holders prevents
large operations Sales Of several hundred bbs common
S275a2 Sl.. anu ~ . '0"'
he receipts Of Grain moderate Small sales If red
Wheat at l0Oa W and white do nominal at OaI
Cts Corn Is in steady request Sales of yellow at 53a
81 cts white 45a4l cts. Oats 29a30 cts Rye CT cts.
frovsi.ns remain quiet. Small sales Of Mess Pork a,
y and Prime do. SSS7as9 Beef quiet Corn I'M
changed Lard 6za6s to y cs in bbls and kegs
he Grocery market exhibits no change There is a
full supply OF Sugars and Molasses Rio Coffee 6ga7
cts; per TO- Rice-quirt-prices unchanged
he Cotton market is somew hat irmer Small sales
and in favor Of sellers
Whskey is dull Sales at 2Oa2Os cents per gallon in
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Office o. the american, April %, P. W.
CATTLE.-The market to day was more animated
and prices something better. The offerings reached 500
head Of which 44S sold city butchers % left
unso.d land $50 driven Philadelphia. Prices
ranged from So to 81 the hoof, equal to $6aN75 net
and averaging $3.50 gross.
Hogs.-The market to-day was rather dull We quote
from s. to $3.50.
FLOUR-We note sales on Saturday Of 500 barrels
Howard Street Flour at $4.37 To-day no transs ctions
Of any moment have taken place. and holders are asking
$3.50. whilst buyers refuse to give than $4374.-
The wagon and car prices to day is 81 25.
City Mills Flour is held firmly at $3.50, with very
light stock.
GRAlN.-There is no Wheat Offering, and we quote
nonnaly as last week. 93a9S cts for good to prime
reds
Sales of Corn to day 5la52 cts for yellow. and44a
As els. for white.
Oats selling at 24a2S cts.
PROVISIONS.-As slight movemnnt ha. taken place
since our last report We note sales Of $4,000 lbs.
bulk Sides at Sales Of 5000 lbs. Bacon sides 81
cts 5000 lbs old clear Sides 81 cts; 5000 Shoulders
at 5000 lbs fine canvassed Shoulders at the
rate 500 common Western Hams at g.. cents. Small
sales Of better quality at 8 cts.
WHiSKEY.-Sales Of hhds making to day al
l9a20 cents and Of bbs at 2Ola2l cents, cash and time
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS

The llowiag rules have been extensively published
as an embodiment of the e" Law of Newspapers. They
are such as have been every where audcated BY custom
and we have no doubt Of their being by the legal
tribunals
J. Subscribers who do not give express notice to the
contrary, are considered wishing continue their sub
scripons.
2 Ifhe subscribers order the discrimination Of their
papers, The pubsher may continue to send them till all
cash charges paid
3. lfsubScrlberS neglect refuse take their papers
from the offices which they directed they are held
responsible u they have settled their bill and order pa
per scontnued.
ing the publishers and the paper is sent to the former
direction they are held responsible
D. The Courts have decided that refusing to take pa
per or periodical om the office or removing and lea wing
uncaed for, is prna iace" evidence Of intentional
fraud.
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80. It was hoped that an opportunity would
oscut 70 P :; his the Governor named Commit
iFPo'n'eD Il. i' =. Washington TO deliver it to the
tee 70 plot ~, ce-emonv fthe presentation took
General = Mansion on Tuesday last
place al ',e wa, introduced by Mr.. Preston
The Conl'I.' IA, Treasury. Raleigh T. Daniel,
Secr1'1Ilfy Committee, addressed the Presi-
h. a verv eloquent manner.
'e Tb j President replied in fitting ana modest
Terms.