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The New York herald., 1850-02-06
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THg PouIssIr ATTns-MIsrAxg oy VI DE T0caUE-
vrLLE.-A Washington correspondent OF the fhila.
delphia North s9mofoan, Of the bth ipst ssys:-An
Americsn gentleman OF distincto, AMI chsastsr nov
travelling In Europe aud holding sal connection
will The government has recently ~rtttsn 20 friend
resting interview With ~ De Toclusvie, At which the
difnsuty between France and the United states in
sf comment and converrstion According to the state
ment Of the letter in question, NJ De rocI seville dia
tiuctly admitted that he led Into grave mistake
In bic correspcnsnce owing 70 erronecus nfor stion
which he bad received from his colleague the Minister
~ Marine ss to the lav Of salvsze; which 10 vii be
remembered vas one OF the questions involved In the
case of Commander Carpenter aud furnished the
caston to NJ Peussin Of Offering indigniiy 30 he
American Navy, which resulted IN his dismi.ssl Tue
Minister Of Foreign Affairs expresed his regret at
the misunderstanding which had occurred between the
t~o gov.rpments and especially as ~ had been
The New York herald., 1850-02-06

BossD 90 EDucstfor.-The Board of Educstion held
their regular monthly meeting yesterday, at clock
NJ. The sum Of tzl stolen lately from school No =,
allowed the losers rhs Committee on veDtilstiog
school houses reported In favor ~ the Of the
register used In hot air furpsees. A report In
favor Of establishing . branch primary school in the
nth sisth, seventh sud eighth dstrc.s wss ADOPT
The annual report Of the Superintendent adopted
resolution by Judge Greenwood Tn favor OF intro.
ducng into the public echoois the higher branches Of
useful kno~lrdge for those Who deeire, and msy BE-
qualified 20 receive H also directing the stte ntion Of
the Common Council TO an application for evening
schools vas adopted.
Tpr Cass or ONs .Esrp THoyr,or. This afternoon,
the further examination Of one Eyed rhompson."
charge of forgery viii be continued In th. Police
Court He promises that be will soon make full ex.
posure of this torpedo affair and ASSERTS that msn
whose have not been exposed 20 the public sud
Who command unImited means, are interested In
the ssauittsl OF Drury.
The New York herald., 1850-02-06
Affairs on the Atlantic Side of America.
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MAILS FOR CALIFORNIA.
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The WEEKLY HERALD

The steamship PhilAaelpha and probably the Empire
City viii leave this port tomorrow afternoon direct for
chagres with the mails and passengers for ths p.oa
The Weekly Herald will be published at ten o'olook
in the morning. with from all parts of this country
to the latest moment 1t will be put up in Wrappers
ready for mailing, at sixpence per copy Those having
friends In California Oregon any other part of the
rscho to whom they wish to send the Herald can leave
their orders for copies at Any time before the closing Of
the mails, to morrow.
Agents supplied with any quantity.
The New York herald., 1850-02-06
Our Baisimore Correspondence.


IN, Weafher-THs N,w York Sisrs Case, Se.
The thermometer this morning stands at ~ dssrees
absve ssro which decidedly the coldest day Of the
season.
The resolutions authorizing the Attorney General 70
prosecute, in the highest tribunals Of Nev YORK, the
slave case Of MIR Lee Of Frederok, sni " necessary,
carry ID the Supreme Court of the United states,
will understand, pass the Lesislaturs 10 day. The
question 70 be tested IL the poSer 70 tsks out
OF the possession of an owner ruossay slave whom
be has arrested n the State ~ Nss York aud sst him
tree This 10 Of those points on which the perma-
psncy Of IN. Union ~ rsd, by the fsnsics to rest.
In le msrist there sales of 30 bbls Howard
street saturday and ysserdy A. 81 70. Also r bbis
Citv nls ysserday At 81 IN Ths costiau.d hrst
or's wtsat renders the fses m ed fsr red
al CernThere deeiine a bush-t
TIE snle made yesterdays white 50 81 yellow 81
i.rd has improved and large sass ~ No western
lave been made cept ssies OF ola 61sa 6k
10 The cOrte msket has been ststnsry for psst
We undesrd tfor cargo of recent portaonI tt cents
hes been erd and refused There offered the sslss
yessa cniy SO bsss f beeves all of Witch seit "
cy butchers and packers from ~ y 70 ~ rs per 100
lbs the hoo tsins equal ts 80 ~ 81 net and svers<-
o. The brisk. ard the qs,iy set-
yer. Hegs-Tte wsraet. yesterday was quite sctive We
quote them at IS 80 SO per 0 lbs and scarce vhoh An
sd
1he foo~ng the ssiss the stoci board yss.srasy
sitf0 Maryard &C. tOl 1o Baltimore ard Ohio hsiircsA
tones c e3 shares Esnk a naltimorr, ss sechsric
B.rk Isk Unit Bsnh. 6Ss ~ 40. 6a - Bsltmers ssA
Hatlt taah
The New York herald., 1850-02-06

GENERAL TERM.
. I,Joes Edmopas EdSards and Mitchell

pefere Judges Edmonas Ed~srds, and Mitchell
FsH. b.-.5yyfieanon 10 Bal Samnsi Drury aad Sg-,
Grsnfsd The Court this morning announced the
decision 20 which they had come Nth regard 20 the
amount Of bail 20 BE- imposed upon these prisoners.
which H. In the aggregate ~ 600 copjontly via $4,000
for both father snd the indictment for at smpt
TO murder. - ooy for both the tndctm.nt tor
tempting 70 brib~ Judge "a the Supreme Court; aud
si 600 the Indictment against samuel Drury the
elder for the offence ofbeing In possession Of ooun
tsrfeit mousy. II " snd.rstood tn.t Mr. Drury will
hnd no dmcufy In completing hi. bail In the course
Of a dsy on tvo
The New York herald., 1850-02-06

CiscuLsr rEoN rHE Nav DErsRrnssr.-rhe follo~-
Ing circular has bean addressed to the senior officers
OF the Navy, upon the subject Of corporal
and the spirit ration
NAvy DEPARTMENT, Jaa. 20. 1860
sn,--The Navy Department desires to obtain your
views Upon the following subjects connected With tbs
naval tervice, viz -
Can corporal pupisbment be dispensed With con-
sistsrty with the interest and efficiency a. the naval
service' fso what punishment should be substtus sedl
IL cannot sta;s your reasons for the opinion sni
such particulars Of your experience In regard % tbs
practice you may deem pertinent. Can any further
restriction than those which the Law imposes upon
the u this punishment be adyantageoasly applied
Can tbs isue Of the spirit ration be dispensed sith
and what substitute will answer in Its stead What
are the opinions 90 far they be s.certsnsd of
experienced akd intelligent seamen In the navy, upo
the above point Be pleased 10 furnish your replies TO
the foregoing queries at early day as practicable
remain, very respectfully,
Your obsdent servant
(sigpedl wM BALLARD PRESTON
The New York herald., 1850-02-06

to continue those musical sorees. We are Informed
great number Of tickets have already been disposed Of
and likely before Thursday evening ss srgesa quanti-
ty the Tabernacle Is capable Of holding will be
purchased Thoee who wish to join In the profitable
game Of that evening had better look in time their
tickets.
NIBLo's SALOON. sgnorina Eliza Vsentini will give
grand vocal and Instrumental concert, Saturday
evening next st the above beautiful saloon She will
be assisted by SignornA Amelia Patti and Sgnors
tariDs Barii Patti Signori Beneventano and
Millet. Sgporins Vslentini will sing the celebrated
cavatins from Norma and the celebrated Spanish song
La Colasss, In costume.
MEI oDEoN.-White's Serensders usual, give their
entertainments of singing dancing, and banjo playing
ct So Bowery The snusensnts close with the "Blsok
Statue"
BENEFIT SIoNoR AND SIoNoRA Ress CoRM.-This
affair will take place Saturday evening next. The
performance consists Of the aot OF "Lucrea
ga" the second act Of al Bsrbisre di Siviglsn and
the last act of "Anna Bolena."
The benedt Of Mr. John st. Luke, who is the author
of the drama entitled the Siege Of Comorn" comes OF
tonight ct the Bowery Theatre, which occasion his
own talented and interesting production exhibiting
some Of the striking and desperate struggles Of
the Hupgarisns for liberty will be repeated and II Is
to be expected In the presence Of overowpg house
The report that Mrs Charlotte NJ. s. Conner, the
actress the wife Of Mr. Edward Conner died ct vicks
burg few days SINCE is untrue. She Is in this
city In perfect health at the residence Of her mother
with her husband. How such a report could have got
In circulation Is most extraordinary.
The New York herald., 1850-02-06
Ur,,.a .,.,.. D..,r,,, court

Fpp In consequence % the piuess of Judge hetts
ard IN rursusncs ~ order ~ the Hoo josse Nel-
W Mstcsifs. Esq Clsrs of this court took his 'sss
upcr the Bench ...., -
Mr. Me,caif briefly addressed The bar rears,uss the
..,.. ated hin 20 .it there toe ospa~
citv Of Jusg- n would be hrs dsts 20 hear the svt.
t.nee and AL preliminary matters In The causes 50
s~, Iesvns 10 the Juds- The decision In each oase.
.ets, he had heard the srsum-nts and summing No.
ne reur, thes intinsed that the calendar would be
osra in its order Ten gses being csued esch dsy,
The New York herald., 1850-02-06

BEFORE Judge McCoun.
Frp. 5.-in the case of samn,l Sass Uri Bat
the jury could not agree, end we're dsschsrEsi
Polynesian., 1850-07-20
ID. N. FLITNER,

(sUCcEsSoR TO Mr.. E. II. BoARDMAN,)
~raN Continues to repair CHRO-
SECSzN, NOMETERS, at the old stand !;
SEA&A accurate rates determined by fire.
quent observations with Transit Instrument, made
by I" Roskell," Liverpool.
EF Particular attention given to fine WATCH
REPAIRING. dec. 8. 30-y,
Polynesian., 1850-07-20
SWINTON.

General Commissioh
Maui. Hawaiian Islano''
nd for sale, a general 81. ~
Produce, adapted TO ~. -.
these islands for recruiee., y,
|Dn reasonable terms ~
on England, France y
% his care will be promp
my 1917
Polynesian., 1850-07-20
EMPIRE CITY LINE.

NEW YORK THROUGH TICKETS.
THE ONLY DIRECT LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
i FOR PANAMA. Through tickets from San
Francisco to New York, by way of Chagres and
Panama. The splendid and popular steamships
SARAH SANDS, l,50O tons. burthen, w. c.
Thompson. Commander, and NEW ORLEANS,
100 tons burthen, j. w. Wood, Commander, will
leave San Francisco for Panama, direct, connecting
at Chagres, with the staunch and well known
steamships CRESCENT CITY, 500 tons burthen,
Chas. Stoddard Commander, and EMPIRE CITY,
1000 tons burthen, J. c. Wilson, Commander.
Rates of fare San Francisco to Panama direct.
First Cabin $500
Second Cabin, $50
The Second Cabin has separate table, and the
berths are fully furnished with hair mattresses and
bedding, and on board the Sarah Sands state
rooms, great advantage in point of comfort, over
the unfurnished hunks of an open steerage.
Chagres to New York.
After Saloons, SIPS
Forward Saloons, 100
Lower Cabin 80
All the above have the same table and privileges
of the Saloons.
Steerage, found with mattresses and board, 65
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each
steamer.
The subscribers are now issuing through tickets
TO New York by the above named steamers.
EVERETT s. co.
Honolulu, May Is, 1s50.-l-tf
Polynesian., 1850-07-20

Eing taken the Stsus srs
iC. III. MARSHALL, y" "a
& Co., viii contInoe !,
fness in all its branc''.s nj
e, where be hopes tn,, a;a
we hitherto afforded ~
/ fail to give him q cs a
casks on hand anu .
dec. IS. silly
Polynesian., 1850-07-20
,TRS ALEXANDER. DRESS-MAKER,

NJ Sc, Opposite the residence of DIR. r. W.
Woody begs leave respectfully to inform the La
dies of Honolulu, and environs, that she has COM
menced business in the abrve premises, where she
millbe happy to receive orders for manufacturing
every description of Ladies' Wearing Apparel; and
she trusts by assiduty and attention to her CUSTOM
ers, combined with reasonable charges. to merit
share of their patronage. lAPr24-5Ou
Polynesian., 1850-07-20
RENIAMIN PITMAN,

n EALER IN SHIP CUANDLERY,
IL General Merchandise and Hawaiian Produce,
Byron's Bay, Hilo, Hawaii, has constantly on hand
aud for sale. a general assortment of Merchandise
usually required by whaleships touching at these
islands for recruits.
HP Money advanced on liberal terms for Bills
of Exchange on the United States, England and
France. my l9ly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15

Ilo,se cal nsJs OF such manure described alb we
sufficient for an .cfe Int will I've an The better Of h'sna
10 bushels nj ashes either mxsd With ,er hfaadcas I'd
the time of sowing The tutnPs 10 bushels Of bone
dus 10 bushels Of ashes hu hes o salt, aud hush.
of Plaster bradcssted NJ the time Of sowing VIII ma
nure IN II ground sufficient 70 good crop oil
turnps; such mixture should he mixed mp lie" days De
fore being used excite decmnpns In 10 the bones
400 lbs Of Guano. and busle Il plaster. 10 be well
mixed ogeiher and poughsd in about inches deep The
ground being previously pl1ughed inches In uepin)
will fiirieuiy msnnre acre ri tnrntps.
Preparation If Setd- Suak the seed y hnn's IN llsi'
oil then drsin or the A and mix the seed with ashes
nnlil iley are s.rarsted and then them. SCOT,
plaster aud lime also god 10 mix IN with lump seed
after being saked IN OIL serd thus soaked gefntnse
quicker than when not s.aked-the smell OF the oil Il
rep sn, Insects. while It's carbon serves To aid Tie
plant IN i's efawth.
Quantity Of seed per- acre. IL mixed with twice its
blk If sand. and by skful hand h. per acre
will he enauah-it may, however. be safe TO sow III
" provide against unskilfUness and destruction 'rom IN
scots.
Tim ofSa,oing Is before stated the seed should be
snun about he 2lh Of July. " hen sown. they should
DC narrowed in with light harlow, aud rolled immedi
aiely afterwards.
3fer Culture So soon rs the plants come up sprinkle
them over with fish oil-rcp,at this each morning. unlil
the plants get the r1ugheaf If should mol be con
venenl to sprinkle the PANS With fish oil, sow ashes,
~ lime them, each morning early, while he den
on their leaves fran The time ihs pants first up,
until they get into The rough leaf mixture OF pas-
and salt, is ais, g,od. Ia be used recommended
aDove-so also Is 500, snd salt
When the plants gn 10 bottle, thlt is 10 form the
buh. harrow htbngh them this operation serves
Tho duull pufpnc of Partially thinning out the plants.
and working them al The same time. In week from
this time The plants should be fully Trimmed oui. 50
to stand from to inches pau-ihey should, while
undergoing the process also be worked with the he and
hand. 70 clan out oil weeds aud qrass-aier
interval Of 10 days give another aud final wedding
culI a lH mn II soil <
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
IRE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF
JAMAICA GINGER,

I'm Efficient and grateful Stomacc Stinont and Car
natirC, FIR the reiqf Of FIddency, aaying Nausea,
Sc sc, prepared and sold by PURCELL, IADD& Co,
Apothecares and Druggists 81, Main and ith
Streets, Richmond, Va.
VIlS Extract cont aims concentrated form all the
senial properties Of the best Jamaica htc Ginger and
Will be found valuable, safe and grateful somachc smu-
liant cnoebed and langud OF the stomach
panied with Of sinking iantnes which besides be-
ing an attendant on dyspepsia accompanies almost all de-
fangcmen OF the digestive organs 1t mpars in such
agreeable and cordial warmth living strength and
to the impaired organs and is not followed by that
ssitude and depression which after the of many
other stimulants.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
As stimulant in eniccbled condition OF the stomach
from 30 drops to tea spoonul diused in wine glass OF
water swcetened not preferred be used to great
advantage In the il will afford pleasant and
grateful drink after the meals to relieve the of funess
or laplence stoned by indigestion other causes A
few drops added mble of will be found correct
the unpleasant and metmeS dectcruu effects Of the
ice use OF cold water in weather For Cholics to
relieve pains in the stomach much benefit will be experience
ed from its and by repetition in the larger doses
In nausea sick stomach spoonful
small quantity OF water, will afford speedy reliei
Persons travelling will find this article to correct the e
fleets OF change OF W ter.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
JOHN H. SEAY, nRr66lsT.
MAY l3--w2m l.ynchhurg, Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
POLITICAL.
LINES.


Then srt NJ, with me-and alpne
I sit beneath the silent sky.
Longing 10 hrat thy snthing tine.
Longing b, NEE, thy besming eye;
nerd. this night. thy voice 10 hear,
To tell me that still am dear.
Thou art not with NE bitter tears
Are streaming frem my blinded eyes,
And mem fies Il depaitej years
Before my achine vision rise;
! would that thu WEI, with me now
To Oh ase these shadows from my brow.
J'haa ART not with me-in the sky
A ihousasd siars are b~aming bright.
And low voiced waters. ripping by.
Are glancing in the silvery light;
But light nor s,ng Is dear Ia me
When my lone heart doth pine far thee.
Tboa art not with me--hu know
Thy every drought II love is mine;
1hsi IN NY s,ul no feelings glow.
Blu, find their snswers, love. in thine;
No tate can rend the ties apart
Tia, Irvine my image round thy heart,
Thou art rot with me-vet thou sr
feel thy presence roand me here;
Law tunes OF jav are in my heart.
know ny spirit hovers near
Oh, may il ever with me dwell.
And guard me by its holy SPELLS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
REMOVAL.
U,nF sIrBseRIBrp ,,k,, a.. M

81 bs' RiBtR takes the liberty, Of informing his
hlsnis aud customers, thai he has, reccny moved
from tue oea'i9f, which he occupied last year
~ f"Issrding and Commission House. 10 building few
doors above on The opposite side the street and on the
same square, with Dbrels Hotel.
Truly gatei1 ior the hcralty, heretofore manifested to
wards him. by hrs iriens he hopes by sTicfiy close a
eatioH to his business and disposition 10 give entire sat
iaci"i every parc ar 10 be entitled a continuance
81 the s2uhtehace All orders Tor Goods. and the iorwar
ding sale any kind Produce or PODS which NAV he
consgne to him, viii receive the strict and prompt at,
tention.
1osny person. making early application or two com.
Portable rooms, above the Store, will be rented Offices
Mar It's H. 4 EeJIDIs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

CELEBRATED DAGUERREAN GALLERIES,
Nam Street, Lynehbirg, neat door 10 the Banks;
Nam street, Richnond Sycamore STREET Petersburg;
Nam Street, Norfolk; baltimore Street, baltimore.
JNE subscriber bcgs leave TO call attention of the public
TO his and splendid Gallery. which he has just
pletcd and finished in good style His for the past
seven years enables him at this time to employ twentyon
assistants, and taking the rate Of 1000 lienesses
annually, which he deems acring proof Of the supcori-
ty Of his Dagueucoypcs.
Iikenesses Of description copied Large assort-
mont OF ockets and Medaians oil superior quality for Da-
gueueoypes
April 29-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
NEW CONCERN.
Notice to Contractors.

SEh.ED Proposals will be received by me until noon of
- the 18th day July (nst for the construction
Second and Third Sections of the Floyd Courthouse and
liillsville Turnpike Road Each Section about miles
LENGTH they may be bid for separately jointly II
they taken Jointly they will be required TO completed
by he lst OF July 1851 separately by the LIST April 1851
These Sections wth the under contract embrace
the entire road 1t built entirely by the State and its
section and the specifications similar TO those Of the
Rocky Mount Turnpike.
specifications and field notes will be left examination
after the 10th July at the Asa Howard at Floyd
Courthouse and at ohnsons in Hsville which
latter place. the bids TO be opened at the time specified
The right to reject all OF the bids is reserved and
the contract to be ratified by the Board oil Public Works,
before it is binding
The location will probably be completed by the July,
and the line ready for examination.
The Proposals must be addressed to at Hlsve Car
roll county, and be endorsed "Sea led Proposals"
BY order OF the Board of Public Works.
IUDWELL II. BROWN, Engineer
Floyd e H. and Hillsville Turnpike
July l-tl5Jv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15

m EDiCAL DEPARTMENT OF HaMpn..-
MI SIDNEY C0I1IElsE. I'll LIN

vi SIDNEY COLLEGE, RICHMOND " DEN
thirteenth Annual Course Of Lectures will comm he
Monday the ih OF October, 1850, and eonnn. On
1st of the ensuing March. The commencement ' .he
ring degrees will be held about the middle of M,c o"r
II. l. BoHANNAs, NJ. D., Prof Of Obstetrics and m.
es Of U0Dien and Children. ~ 'se"-
l.. w. CHAMBERI.,ysE NJ. ID, Prof of ,E,ter, All.
and Therapeutics. 'iea'ca
s. MAuprN, M. d., Pr9f Of Chemistry and pbo,,oo...
CHAs BELL GIBSON, M d., Pref Of Surgery onJ &
gicdi .fIlatOlng. - w" ''"-
CARTER p. JOHNSON, NJ d. Prof Of. qat ,p,y and d..
sio0gy. my '"" f"g-
Dawn II. TUCKER, NJ d., Pref Of Theo,,, and p,,.,;..
Of Medicine. ' ~ f"etice
ARrHuR +. PErlcoLAs, NJ. D., Denonstro,oro f s,a,
The study OF practical Anatomy may p,osecnted ,"
the most ample facilities, and at very Fri fling e>nensa VIZ"
Clinical Lectures regularly given at the olIa. ,e
mary and Richmond Almshouse. The In6rma,v MA ~
rooi with the College and subject to the cn,;r e
OF the Faculty, is at all times well filed with mc5e
surgical cases, and furnishes peculiar facilities for clinical
structon Many surgical operations are perloroed in
OF the class and the students being freely admitted
the wards, enjoy under the guidance rthe proesors %
sul opportunities Tor becoming familiar with the sym,o
diagnosis and treatment OF disease 'i'
Eaenses Natriculaon fec, S. Professors fees. NOS
Demonsrat"r'siec, SO. Graduation Fee, s25
The price Of board including fuel lights aud servants NJ
tendance, is usually 3 or ~3 per week
The catalogue, &c containing fuller information copcer,
ing the Institutions will be forwarded those apply np fin, IL
or specific inquiries will be answered by letter address
S. MAuPlN, MD,
July III Dean of the Faculty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15
BALTIMORE.
GRAND 8 SQUARE PIANO FORTE MANDATORY,

THE DESCRIBES would respectfully eali the attention
Of the mdsca pubio to Their Grand aud Square Pianos,
which fo campactnrs OF form, beauty ose, doiicaoy OF
touch power AND quality aiton, equal II not snpas those
OF any oihcr manuiactofy.
The fact that every distinguished artist who has visited
Bamorc the par pose o giving Concerts, has invara-
hy selected 81 heir Pianos, Is the best dence that
they unsurpassed.
the iipn,tor Madame Anne Bishop Sclubeti knoop,
and distinguished Professors aud Amateurs, who have
usrd their instruments.
X. q feeling grateful Tor the very liberal patronage
already hestow upon them, would further ALL who
be disposed TO favor them with their patronage, thai
nans Expense witt be spared 10 render sasfac
rhc,t establishment, which already the largest OF the knn
the state has undergone further increase, which they
trust will enable them to supply The demand Tor heir inst
mouts kNABE n G4EIi1.E,
Nos =, Band II. Eutaw street,
Baltimore, Md.
y u The, ara also prepared to furnish wholesale deal
favorable terms X. 4 g..