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[connEspoSDENoE OF THE REpusLlo.l

BALTIMORE, May I'D p. M.
The Wing city convention adjourned last night
sine die, having elected the Ridgely ticket after
four ballotipgs.
They have unanimously determined to abide
the decision of the Frederick convention, and give
the nominee of that body most hearty and cordial
support.
MARKETs.-Sales to-day of 900 bbls. Howard
street Flour at IS 37a, and 200 bbls choice brand
at IS so.
Sales of 200 bbls. City mills at So 81; 400 bbls.
were sold at the ruling rate which is SIS so.
No sales of wheat, except some Pennsylvania
red, which sold for 100 cents. The supply of wheat
is moderate.
Sales of Corn at so 60 cents for white, and 60 a
63 for yellow. The supply is small.
Oats selling at 80 40 cts Whisky held at
20 cents; some few buyers at 25..
Sales at the Baltimore Stock Board day Ma
ryland 6's closed at LOG bid, 1867 asked Baltimore
6's of 1890 at 1867 bid, l07, asked. Bait. s. Ohio
Railroad bonds of 1867 at SO bid 90 asked do.
shares, "a bid, 645 asked.
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The rrosAooAs anu INC A'~Hefs Va S~"@'
From he Nsso York Courier and Eaquiye, 9 Tues
day.
III the inhabitants of Cuba were 10 rebel against
their Spanish oppressors they would deserve and
reccive the sympathy of our whole community
The right of resistance TO tyranny is one of those
rights which are above all human constitutions;
and there is no country on the face of the earth
where its existence is more universally recognised
than in the United States Our sympathy has
never been refused to any people struggling for lib
ertyj has our aid, where il could be granted,
ever been withheld. American citizens would have
perfect right TO leave their own country, and en-
list in any revolutionary movement in Cuba or
elsewhere and if they did il so as not TO involve
any breach of existing public law our government
could not interfere with them or complain of their
course. They would have abandoned, of course
all claims TO our protect on-all the rights and i'm
munities of American citizenship; but they would
have incurred no penalty from our Government.
The late Cuban invasion does not fall within this
category in any respect II was not to aid any
revolutionary movement in Cuba, for we have no
evidence of the existence of any such movement.
There is not a particle of proof to show that the
people Of Cuba, or any portion of them, desire a
change of rulers They have made no attempt
they have not even Expressed wish to oyerturn
the existing government. nor have they limited at
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BOOKS AT uALF-PRIcE.-l

Id only, 10 close a consignment.
D'Aubigne's History Of the Reformation, com
pcte in one volume octave, full cloth binding. so
cents.
The Same, complete in volumes, l2mo., large
type, half. bound. 80 cents
Sharon Turner'S Sacred History Of the World,
| vol, large type edition, full cloth binding. 81
cents.
Jeremy Taylor's Holy Living and Dying. large
type, full leather. 81 cents.
Memoirs of Rev. VIM Staughton. volume, por
trait, full cloth. 25 cents.
Bickersteth's Harmony OF the Gospels, volume,
large type, full leather. IS cents.
Abbotrs Family at Home, ] volume, full cloth
25 cents
Combc on the Constitution Of Man, ! VOL, full
cloth. % cents.
Montague, or els this Religion VOL, full cloth.
25 cents
History Of the lsraelitcs, by Rev. A. Alexander.
IS cents.
The above, which books, not pam phcts, will
only remain in Washington few days. Some
other books Of Standard Theology, not enumerated
here for want Of room, may be found along with
them at the same low range of prices.
Nav 30 FRANCK TAYLOR
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL"
foR THE CURE OF
Colds, Coughs, ASTHMA, Influenza, CrO4l

fOR THE CURE OF
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rTHE uniform success which has attended the use
Il Of this preparation--its salutary effect-iu
power 10 relieve and cure affections Of the lungs,
have gained for il celebrity cquallcd by no other
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tract the attention Of medical men and phianthro-
pists every where What il their opinion Of CHERRY
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vALRNTrSE MorT, NJ. d., Professor Of Surgery
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at gives me pleasure TO certify the value and
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From EDwARp HIrcHcocK, NJ d., Ill. d.. Presi-
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J. &. AYER-Su: have used your CsERay Pre-
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EDWARD HITCHCOCK.
AMHERST, Sept IL, ls4s.
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College member Of the literary, historical, ptiio
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Europe.
deem the CHEaRy PEcToRAL an admirable com
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New Haven, Ct, Nov. !, lsi9.
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Hartford, Jan. 20, lS47.
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The FOREIGN NRws.-The intelligence brought
by the Asia Is more exciting than any we have bad
for several months. Russia and France, itappcars,
do not relish the conclusion at which the British
negotiations with Greece have arrived, and have
ordered temporary withdrawal Of their ambassa-
doris from ST. James. We can hardly apprehend,
however, that any serious difficulties will grow out
Of this misunderstanding; certainly none 70 involve
those great and powerful nations In war. There is
still less cause for any such fear. when note the
growing discontents. Of the people, who will in
all probability give their respective governments
enough to do in supprcssing revolutionary tcnden-
cies, without getting at loggcrheads among them
selves.--N. Y Ecening Post.
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From Jamaica.

We have received Jamaica papers of the 2st in
slant. They were brought TO New York by the
steamer Philadelphia.
The Kingston Journal Of the 2lst has the follow
ing:
CAPTURE OF A SLAvER.-Accounts reached this
city yesterday morning, announcing that her ma.
jesty's schooner Bermuda" under the command
Of Lieut. Jolly, had captured SLAYER on the north
side Of the island. Very little credit was given 10
the announcement. until nearly O'Clock, when
both vessels were deserted in the ofing, and about
half past O'Clock the "Bermuda," with her prize,
anchored at Port Royal harbor.
The vessel IL Brazilian brig, and when captured
had on board two hundred Africans They were
landed at Echo Rios, st. Anne, where they will
await the orders Of his excellency the Governor.
Emgrsnts, tired Of doing nothing in Jamaica,
were leaving Kingston in large numbers for the
continent to seek their fortunes. The Journal says
that the total number already at Chagrcs, on their
way, and getting ready TO go, may be safely est
mated at five hundred.
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AGRICULTURAL BuREAU.-When Congress- get
through the interminabe subject Of slavery, II that
time should ever arrive, we hope they will turn
their attention TO matters practically concerning
the greatindustrial interests ofthe country Among
the subjects most worthy Of favorable action IL that
Of the establishment OF an Agricultural Bureau,
which was recommended in the annual message Of
the President. A bill for this purpose was some
time since reported to the Senate by Mr. Sturgeon,
of Pennsylvania, but no action has yet been had on
it, Oneida IN. " Morning Herald May ~.
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o. Fourth wsrd.-MEssRs. EprroRs: You
will please announce the following ticket suit
able persons to represent the Fourth Ward in the
City Councils:
For diderman-HUGH h. SWEENEY.
For Common CounciI-WM. H. WINTER, NJ. p.
MOHUN, and JNO. THOS. CLEMENTS.
MANY VorERs THROUGHOUT THE WkRD.
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Local Matters.

Arrived in this city, Tuesday evening, the
Sandwich Island Prince, Alexander Rihoriho, heir
presumptive and his brother, Lota Kamehameha,
accompanied by Messrs. G.. p. Judd and j. j.
James, special commissioners and plenipotentiaries
of his Hawaiian majesty to the Governments of the
United States, Great Britain, and France. The
Princes have just returned from Europe, where
they have been received with distinguished atten-
ton in France and England. Upon arrival at Bos-
ton, the mayor and city authorities accompanied
them to all objects Of public interest, and they have
been much gratifed thus far with what they have
seen of our institutions. We understand they make
short stay in city, and then visit Niagara and
the West, intending TO embark for Honolulu via
Panama in July. The party have taken rooms al
the National Hotel. The Princes speak English
fiuenuy, and have profted greatly by their inter
with the best society in the European CAPT
tails.
A case has come to our knowledge of disorder,
drunkenness, fighting, profanity and scandal, oc-
curing at fashionable and well ordered establish
ment, and enacted by men of whom better things
might be hoped Doubling the business ofour course,
we refrain for the present from giving names; yet
the offenders poor and friendless, they who
are now guilty would, in all probability, be among
the first to demand the publication of the offences
and the exposure OF their perpetrators.
The CONCERT AT CAnUsI's in aid Of the Trinity
church, will take place at eight o'clock to- night.
Let there be goodly company to encourage the
performers and the
IT will be perceived that Lewis, Bartholomew &
Co.'s Historical moving Dioramas to be exhib-
tied at Odd Fellows Hall, commencing on Monday
evening next, at quarter past eight o'clock.
MORAL IMPROVEMENT CLUB.-Thc notice alluded
to in the following communication will be found in
the Republic of o-day. We heartily commend its
objects.
FOR THE REPUBLIC.
noticed call in several of the city pal ers few
days ago, under the above heading, for meeting
at Mr.. Nourse's academy, corner Of E and Tenth
Streets Friday evening, 3lst inst, to consider
the proprety of forming society for free discus
sion and mutual improvement.
am glad of this call, though know not the
precise views Of the writer. II is evident there
great amount of talent concentrated here in the
service of the Government, besides no lack Of the
same among professional and mechanical residents
of the city. Much ofthis talent ia in state Of cor
rosion-inclined to rust--for want of activity, or
some pursuit on which to expend its energies. The
field of moral and intellectual inquiry is almost
limited in this age of "progress," and associa-
ton of gentlemen, with liberal constitution, may
do something, both for individual improvement
and the advancement of correct principles. Let us
go, and hear what the mover of this undertaking
has in view, ready to second or amend his PROPOSE
tons, according to their propriety.
Will the city papers please copy, repeat the
notice and oblige CITIZENS.
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AMERICAN FACILITIES OF LocoMoTIoN. The
Providence Journal says that gentleman who has
recently returned from New Orleans by way of
the Mississippi, furnishes with the following
illustration Of the low rates Of fare the routcv
"From New Orleans 10 Cincinnati, in first class
steamboat, Si2 and found; from Cincinnati 10
Ssndusky, So; meals sixty cent?; from Sandusky
TO Buffalo, "a and found; from Buffalo to New
York, by the Erie Railroad, $40 so; meals 3 so;
from New York TO Providence, by the Stonington
Railroad, So; meal fifty cents; total, S3s go for
the cost Of travelling and meals from New Orleans
10 Providence Rhode Island To THE is 10 be added
porterage, which depends upon the amount Of bag
gage and which is nothing for a valise or carpet
bag that a man can take in his hand.
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0S- 81. Pstrick's Church.-Divine service will
commence in this Church this morning at half
past 9 O'Clock. After High Mass, grand ~ Deum
will be sung by the Catholic Clergy Of Washing
ton and Georgetown, in Thanksgiving for the re-
turn of the Pope 10 Rome. In conclusion, a Dis
course will be delivered by Professor Of George
town College on the subject. May 30
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Or MEssRs. EpIToRs: Please announce the names
OF the following gentlemen for the SURFACES Of the
voters Of the Fourth Ward on Monday next
For Mayor-R. G. wEIoHrMAN.
For Alderman-H b. SwEESY.
For Common Council MicHAEL DELANy, Tn oMAs
II. Harvester, +. II. MEroALrE.
MANY VOTERS.
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Ponr Az PRrNcE.-Recent letters state that par
agraph received in New York paper, stating
that there were 1000 men in that city who would
volunteer 10 colonizc ST. Domingo, the instant the
administration gave the hint that 1t was desirable
TO do which has created the greatest consterna
ton there and his black majesty, Faustn the First
had all his officers called up 20 the palace and had
the piece translated and read TO them.
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only, the beautiful
ParadisicaI Panoramic Painting OF
ADAM AND EVE,
The Hudson river, Virginia Scenes, &c.
",bS''' ''.''''. .-..s...., .hT. PRATT.
Etrangez and Graines' Grand Classical Moving
Panorama of the Temptation Of Adam and Eve
ana the expulsion from Paradise, portraying the
happy condition of Adam and his lovely Eve in
Eden, presenting the forbidden fruit; their horror
and despair after disobedience in eating the fatal
apple while Satan, though trembling, exults over
ms iIlien victims. The Hudson, with all its COM
pnnngleo enchantments the Natural Bridge the
aSi u, Bridge at Richmond, Ethiopian enjoyment
on Tue canal scenes on the James river, &C. &c,
al perfectly chaste and beautiful in conception.
uniting deep poetic imagery to the charms and
power OF truth. that will make lasting impression
on the mind of every beholder
Lecture, explanatory and appropriate
Music in attendance
00-Admission to first and second tiers, 25 cents
private boxes oo cents. Gallery l2l cents. Chill
dren under ten years of age, I2l cents
Doors open at7l O'Clock; Panorama will move at
a quarter after O'clock
May 25-6t
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o. MrssRs. EDIroRs: Please announce MIR.
HEsRy Il. CRooeoN n suitable candidate for
Common Council, 20 represent the Northern Liber-
ties in the Second Ward and oblige
MANY VOTERS
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BY an article from the Pacific Nurs, VIC see that
the Cslifornians are becoming impatient under the
delay TO which their application into the Union Is
subjected. They express very clearly their deter
minaton If IL is finally rejected, 20 set up an indie
pendent government for themselves. They had
better keep cool.--Aisrondrfa Gazette.
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On 2sth instant, by Rev. Dopsgy JACOBS, GEO.
w. sTANSBURY toMARY ELIZABETH. daugh-
ter Of the Rev. HEsRy lover, all Of Anne Arundel
county.
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Or MEssRs. EpTroRs: Please announce SILAs H.
HUI, j. A. NJ. DUNcANsoN, and JosEPH BRYAN.
for the Common Council in the Third Ward
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DLANNETr's BITrERs.-Thisa article is higl

DLANNETT's BITrERs.-Thisart article is high
Il ly recommended for the cure Of dyspepsia, in
digestion, iatulency, general debility, liver COM
plants, and all the train of symptoms commonly
called nervous affections. II il of the de-
sirable onice offered 10 the public. IL creates
healthy action throughout the system, restores
the appetite, equalizes the circulation, gives tone
and energy TO the system, and creates power of
resistance 20 diseases rarely obtained. II ia pure
ly vegetable composition, and recommends itself TO
the attention Of those suffering from the above dis
orders.
For sale by r. s. Patterson and Y. ID. & w.
II. GLsAS, Washington, ID. c. Orders received
by the general agents for the proprietor,
VIM. II. HICKS & CO.,
lag and ISL Front streets, New York.
April i6-dtr- W&wly
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
XVIIInr,t,. rYo..,

wiiiard's Hotel,
Corner Of Pelnsyioania Auenus and l4th ,ty,s,
Hewhngs Wash'n w Mills, Newark
y Cr m Eai hn u ON Howard, Bridgeport
Cooke; Aioahy Mrs Howard, do
l. FISK, DO ID French, Roxbury
HarPer'r MRS Lowdon x son, N Y
Mrs Harper, do IL Beaker, Boston
Miss Harper servt, do w Eddy do
ID Lawrence and lady, II G Stanard, Richmond
Mass Or Rogers, NY
w E Surtees, England Miss Rogers, do
a Garrett. va A L Griswold & lady, dc
II Barnstorfi, N Y Turkey, Boston
w Nicholson, Philad e Robbins, do
M McDermot, do Perkins, do
Capt Strbing, do f Looing, Phiad
w Lowdon, n
Browns Hotel,
Pennsyioania Avenue, bettoeen 9Th and IN streets
Mr. Duyal, Md w Bailey, Philad
ii McDade, NC G. Norris do
a II Uraham, do w Richardson Md
Il Perry, Md ] RUSSELL ir Rail
J M Osburn, do RI Warren, do
D Faunteroy, Alexan'a Norris, Alexandria
rrecnt' baltimore Montgomery, NY
Hockin, Mr. Berry, Md
Williams, Miss o Frinks, Va
> Williams, do &c Brainard and lady,
Morgan, Bait
National Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsylvania Arenue and 9Th street.
Bryan WE Churchill. NY
q Bradley, Ala ID Baldwin, do
Ellicott, Ga Blackiston, Md
j J Mccormack, NO G C Morgan, do
w Thixton, Louisville DIR Henry, Philad
Janney, va Granger, N
} N Hicklin, Va J r Hudson, do
Connolly, Mexico THKent, Bait
Peria, do Nj Harrison, Va
w Babson, Mass Col b Tucker & lady,
] Babson, do Va
Edmondson, England Mrs Chambers, do
q Harris, Md Miss Chambers, do
w G Edwards, Ill Mrs Laird, do
X Barber, j - Chambers, do
J L ID Gill, Bait ID Hubbard, Ala
LuPton, n Mildmay & servant,
Butler, Iowa England
S G Gregory lady, Va ID Fendall, Alexandria
Prince J. Kamehameha ] c Knox Ohio
Honolulu J X Hoxie, sc
Prince Rihoriho, do Mrs Thornton
G p Judd, do Miss E Osburn
J James, Boston ID w Leard, S C
Capt & Miss McLean,NY J f Massey, Va
Whitman, Bait
United States Hotel,
Pennsylvania Apenus, bet,oeen Sd and a. streets
w Davenport, N ii l. F Saunders, Boston
w ID Bartlett, q o Munroe & lady, do
Hamilton, S G Harvey, NY
Hamilton, do M Anderson, Toronto
sR h Ma@tS Va vorhss Ph Pa
X Bartlett lady, NY J Jones, NY
Gadsby's Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsylvania Apenue and Sd street.
A Gordon, Fla w w Hubbe, Phila
Mr. Judson, Cuba q Martin. Liverpool
Smith, N c A Elliott, N c
nj Virgins, do G Skinner, do
p Milikn, la DR. w b Crane, Bait
MIR Roggony, N RP Layall, Va
G Chandler, Me Miss Layal, do
II Patten n Miss Taylor, do
G Massey, Va l. Rogers, Bait
T Clayton & lady, Va Lebrun, Phila
Trumboll, Conn N Harris, Miss
t Crane, N Y 5 Dungin, Mass
Irving Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsylvania 4Uenue and 18th street
p Malcolm, Augusta Bryan, jr, Boston
r NJ Colin, Bridgeport Calvin Babcock, do
CARLY, Dover OS Bouton, NY
w o Baggs, NY EB Green, NY
l. C Butler, Newport Stevenson, do
Il l. Watson, do
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MORAL IMPROVEMENT CLUB.-Genrie-
INl men friendly 20 the formation of n Club for
the free discussion Of all subjects tending to the
enlightenment Of the mind and the improvement
Of the moral affections respectfully invited to
meet at Mrs Nourse's Central Academy, under
the Masonic Hall, corner of 10th and r streets,
on FRIDAY evening, the 3lst instant, at O'Clock
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TRINITY CuURCu coNCERT.

ITO meet the suggestion Of some friends, Family
Il tickets To admit two ladies and ono gentle
man, are issued at two dollars each. Single tickets,
already bought for families, will be exchanged for
family tickets on application 20 the person from
whom they obtained.
May 29-W&Th J. ID. SAUNDERS, Man'gr.
NToTICE.-The steamboat THOMAS COLL
~ YER IL withdrawn from her route for three
days, to lengthen her smoke stack.
May 29-2t JOB CORSON. Captain.
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GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION AT ODD.
FELLOWS HALL.

Lewis, Bartholomew & Co.'s
HISTORICAL MOVING DIORAMAS,
The Battle Of Bunker Hill Burning Of
Chdriest0,cn, Sc
THE PROPRIETORS respectfully inform the
Il public that the above celebrated Dioramas
will open next
MONDAY EVENING, June Sd,
and will continue every evening for limited
period
The figures are very different from those of any
other exhibition cxtant, being carved in perfect
symmetry, dressed in their respective costumes,
and, by beautiful combination of machinery are
made TO initiate, with wonderful accuracy, the
movements of animated nature.
The exhibition will close each evening with "A
scene of unrivalled splendor, called
THE FAIRY LAND.
Tickets 25 cents, without distinction of age.
Doors open at half past 7-commence at quar-
ter past O'Clock. May 30-dlw
Floral Festival.
THE GEORGETOWN GLEE CLUB" have
l. kindly volunteered in aid of the Temperance
cause, by being present at the Festival at Temper
ance hall on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday even
ings Of this week, and singing their avorite gees,
duets, &C.
The Olker family are engaged for these evenings.
Cotillons commence at O'clock
Admittance % cent? children H. cents.
Tickets admitting two ladies and one gentleman
so cents. Season tickets 81. May 30-3t
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yJNO CIVIL ENGINEERS, AND ALL EN-
i GAGEn xNARKS ~

TTNO CIVIL ENGINEERS, AND ALL EN-
i Gagged IN WORKS OF INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENT.-The department of civil en-
cheering in the Western Military Institute will
graduate, about the Goth of June, several young
men of fine abilities and unexceptionabe habits,
who now engaged in the practical operations of
engineering, under Col. E. w. Morgan, well
known in Pennsylvania, and other States, as an
accomplished and experienced engineer. They
have mastered rigid course of mathematics, ma
tural philosophy, mechanics, geology, &c, &c,
and will be very familiar with the use of all the
instruments employed in engineering.
Address Col. e. w. Morgan, Blue Lick Springs,
KY May 2Sth, 1850.
MAY 29-ThS&Tu
RAILROAD Journal please copy three times.l
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WARRINGTON, May 27th 1850.
A LII PERSONS having outstanding claims
"A against the Census Board requested to
present the without delay to the Disturbing
Agent of this Department for payment.
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