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Goods from NeW York Transferred at Havana
We transfer to our columns, from the Bulletin of
Yesterday morning, the following letter from the
Collector of this port, which will prove highly in.
teresting to our mercantile friends, as is it will
make them acquainted with the forms necessary to
be observed in transferring their goods shipped from
New York for this city on the steamers bound for
Chagres to those bound from the latter place to
this cifv.
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@=ssitssssSstSss--S MI ~ HOSWARD LODGE M "a
3 TbarssSS OF this Lodge viii be held TIg Fg.r
Clock. .Puncua attc al The Grand Lodge H, MING
SIG attendance is requested . By ,I", al h2itPlst
N. +. RICE serr.,,,,, u
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the'T Governor, and abe democrat, L,,. oI,...,
eoto i stature. Both thsity in both branches oc
rao IS considerably increaseAig and Democrst T
con T sou vote is diminished 5n last wear The
SCprasng perhaps one-third of tbs l30 towns
two W 5sS;onal delegation will probabiSte. Tie
Congress sbe sS Ss1n ys democrats as in the PPrse
though it is thought FpIer l'f b beng still in doaet
V Voss PEs wing The result han%g an Is chosen
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Auction sales MA,

OLEANprp DTJs s,a ter, of Temperance.
Third MunicDay every :" T f9 Z MaHgny Buildings
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=, COTIeUIOT VIIICe, Sept. a, I6JU. J
Sir-I deem proper TO inform you that all merchandise
which be shipped New York for this port by one of
the u. s. Mail Steamers and that be transferred at
yana to another such steamer must be included in the ce
he'd manifest required by the act of 9th May, 1885, which
manifest must accompany such merchandise TO this port and
be presented at the Cusomhouse with certificate inscribed
thereon by the United States Consul Havana of such
transhpment
Unless these formaies be complied with merchandise so
transhpped will not be entitled to the privileges which said
intended to confer, and shall be compelled to consider
such as an Illegal importation OF dutable merchandise
am, sir, very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
SAMUEL !; PETERS, Collector.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26

September 90 ',l"o works and Concert fl, u
lna Concert will So ssn suN6 me- Ss4 E3R of The
l an sod; En- tie direction = he M soa 2 Fg
ale at the pgena M0s%iePe Admission, % o. the e5ovsosa =
p os ds Toulouse Pemsns enc. met. p9s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26

change of E .'SsI me Lake.-.Yatice-In con.a
OLIVIA will hereafter ca, r1 a Railroad Car, tue s %. g
sundpv T. NJ Carl on satu1,p ne " NJ Cars,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26

,, rop"t'f''n Of 1iff~aukte-We take the fol.
low from the Milwaukee Sentinel: viz -,
Is4O '''''''''' -od IS!5 (Jnne) ...,..,. o 20
29OOIlS (June) u S Sg!
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street b I'm dDiVILsloN, No. 5, in their pe, tr
socooGGe n'on and Rousseau stress; s J9Ss26ne
No y "a TTP dT DIVISION, No A. At Crrs.,, =,
iehoupitouIas street, at 8 o'ci6sSE Fount Hall,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26

M L.

r SePL "a. Dr. y, B. BENEprcT. Of VI
"AiIELLE, OF this city. = Vi MISS, and Miss H. s
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A FaHhfUI WUe.- There is nothing like al
faithful wife; under God our veal or woe for this
life depends on her, If she is responding, your
own sanguine spirit catches the infection; but ifi
she is full of hope and energy, her smile will cheer
you in the darkest hours and enable you to achieve
what you at first thought impossibilities. Our
success in this world as well as our happiness, :
depends chiefly on our wives. Let a man marryl
one, therefore, "equal to either fortune' who can
adorn his riches or brighten his poverty ; and who
under all circumstances will be truly his helpmatev
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S. of T.'"meetings TbI, E-

Co.., g, Died.:
eepI. "A, d. william HArr- nn.1 40
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tb s1y' Da5hoo paper called the Shepherd of the
W. Rev Re is Ri,So at = St. Louis, under
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81 me steamer d. B. MOsBY Cant /
VirLsv.' y ilS DAY, the 25h inst AT s oc,I w pos
~, si ia"oo City, Marion Greenwood and 49, r Ms iot
/. D. SMITH, g6 Aagsyi,c a,
10y SF MS ia the Goth inst nj 5P 81 fr H. I'l-
Hrand Gulf Rodney, Nsichrz. 81 ''""n' va" Carthage,
CHARLES & GOODWIN, 10 Common At.
- GB, Notice TO Discharging CLERKS and u-o,o,,. M
III 5 I'VE oh1 TO those having order. wa l'y
- GOODRICH co.
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Tie Whales Shength.-The most dreadful dis 1
play OF the whales strength and prowess yet
automatically recorded, was that made on the
American whale ship Essex, Capt. Pollard which
sailed from Nantucket for the Pacific Ocean in /
August, lS10 Late in the fall of the same year.
when in lat. 40 of the South Pacific, a school Of
sperm whales were discovered and three boats
were manned and sent in pursuit. The mates
boat was struck by of them, and he was obliged
to return to the ship in order to repair the damage
While he was engaged in the work, a sperm
whale, judged to be eightythree feet long, broke
water twenty rods from the ship, on her weather
bow. He going at the rate of about three knots
an hour and the ship at nearly the same rate, when
he struck the bow OF the vessel just forward OF he
chains.
At the shock produced by the collision of twoJ
such mighty masses Of matter, in motion, the ship
shook like leaf The seemingly malicious whals
dived and paSSed- under snip
length, iaShing the with his inns and tail, as ii 4
suffering the most horrible agony. He was evil
IDENTIFY hurt by the collision and bndly frantic with
instructive rage.
In few minutes he seemed to recover himse
and started with great speed, across the vessePsv
course, to windward. Meanwhile, the hands on
board discovered the ship be gradully settling
down at the bows, and the pumps were to be rig
ged. While the crew working at them, one
of them cried out" God have mercy he comes
again !"
The ghala had turned about forty rods from 4, tbet
iner speed, his pathway white with foam. Rust
ing ahead he struck her again at the bow, and the
tremendous blow stove her in. The whale dived
under again, and disappeared, and the ship foun-
dered in five minutes from the first collision, Butt
five souls, out of twenty, were saved.
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StEHS GstH EMEL Goods.
THOMAS BRADY,
22 Chartres street:
'H''s''''s s. Bareges.
UNUSUALLY Low,

Eau Clothing.
| A h L.is IL II MUNR0E & co, "A Ma,
invite their frirnis p" In cPl Of their Fan srggk 0 G,
on the way from trctr onrr to call examine TN4y b,
bs &c. UT" o. FALL and wirTFP ~ n ny Ihou'1nd
ais, +, l'eNI ever seen in Ncwogs 60 ,"'l'ns OF
| at nearly costs '""s sooda and sumner Cle.F--
Tweed ~ E,S 22rsd Cloth Frock AMI Dre,, Co..
Black and fancy sS I yeTe and Doesktn Pants,
Also, uuder.rl9tbggg' lssm-rg and Cashmere ye,t..
Ard A 5rgs VIE .ttn.y Satin Cray3i; Sock. r..
sc II an '1N VI india Rubber Goods - ~"Pe' b3s'i
UNDoN EDITION of VoI,,aI-,- -
st1T.or5 -. ' ana Tor sale J. b. sTEEIrS " noohS
n "''eNouc' II Camp street. W" O'1an.
WI AHoRESDY's DIARY AND CopsrsDo,.-.
Loan H., nALPoLE's LETTERS. In VOL. sro
So 'ELsoNs DISPATCHES Ann r.. w.
sr,,I,I FLoRrsTrSr HlsroRy. berJ
f7,i ,i,sN LATIN grammar In . ,ol
vol, S|oNAENTARrGs UPON THE woR,s nv ,,,,n..
r r. nE WORKS or TAcrTus. B,o,f,,,, .,..,.
Ror'I o Xxx OF VIRoI. Edited by Beo" :" yo.'
The WoRKs mr. W.,
I'm h,Ie'',s edition. In vols. ~ '"IEh AND LATIN.
LUNGS Essays. Edirbrr,L liz.
T ,-,.o' ROME. vols. syo '0'' Cal'
syo ava 'HoLLET's HIsToRY OF Eyrr,x, IN
lazy jSl,a AND LETTERS OF MADAME p,8pr,,r
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p- bs,, aov = 4.SsFGSio1s GyOfhials..

N S'HEn !ACKETs KREs vary extensive sssort d, e On
KITS 1m5 C rs HICKORY S3sEY PAETALooNs, RID III
vii P siv eI Do,,o article. onpr s,araS JACKETS
perfect satisfaction. For .,s ~ .' th sir'yl,- ,rnsr
= Zln I'm 4.w corner Of &C M O. FOLGER,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-26

John P, Bigelow declines being candidate for
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S Sa51 EnoTn he '99 iGgd The at BaTGyn
s fR VIZ sP 'PhsS mF a. Ga5e Rs%SaH n
Co 6s and &9Sg hS Pc qRafs hs
f9Ss SS Daeesn % W fBm In Large
3R aeG a Lori @s, GSSss9 Bgs6
d5oys e wi" and aGyss sa5sd
UassSed no pains will Ssy
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-09

Proposals are invited Tor supplying The following Offices In
Arkansas fcs the prccesds Of I'D css respectively,
limited 10 each case som BE- named In the proposals.
Alligator from walnut Bend. 10 mile, ones wed.
Calhoun, Seminary and Bssss visss from Camden, 20
miles, once wees sag $50
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To Ultima Thule BY m next day, 50 miles;
And bach bstween q m Tuesday and 8 p m next day.
4 By Pin<y Poiu', Mesn, Walnut Fork, and Jasper
u To CsuolIton BY ~ m Friday, 81 miiss
!. And bsck between p m Friday, and p m Monday.
$3.50 From Pisssburs st4a twice week, Sunday and
By cis.is,i. Ho,~h..d. o..,l, and P,ss..o. Hin /.
To Van Boren BY 10 p N. and to Fort Smith By -
n, rs miles, e'is4
Back % Van Buren between = ! m and Z m Mon
day and Friday, end 70 Pzsburx BY m nert day.
y Bids Tor three trips week viii BE- considered
1857 From Phisbufs q 9 once week, Wednesday,
Mofrison's Bluff RosevilIe, Point Prairie, and
Chsrlestownt q Bn Ma'HEF9@ E3'sF II
To For Smith BY Q m merit day, o. miles
And back between no Friday and II : m merit day.
osos From Ncsfstcwn d m once week Saturday, RI
~ To Dover BY p m, 10 miles n, \ M sf 81 'ast
And bsck between . m and IL m same dsy.
Propoals for twice week service arc jpvied iif36t
osos ron Norrrtown 81 . m once q week. Monday
~ psndsnslles. Chickslsh, Pssris Cresk. Dsnv;le
VI spsinsssld. Rock Greek, and Reveilsc IN
To boonevlle ny II m merit day, So mile.
~ Ard bsak between Saturday. and III q M p.r a.
SEQ From Dwight At 2 once week, wsdns.dsv.
~ By sulphur Springs and GIsss Village, - tssN
To Clinton ~ N nex day. so miles srf sl
And beck betwesn6 . m Friday, and 4 m MARI d.v
With visw 10 The eonveyspcs of The Msusphis ana
sssssm malta, va The White River sod Bssesv;s.
woposals to commence this At CirksviIle. and
w run semi weekly greater speed 10 be sp~c;6e 10
Dover GIsss Village, and Clinon 10 BssssvIIs. iao
miles. win b considered. ~ HisF 1911 x
sseI From Lswisboss q . N cncs week, Tuesday,
BY Ceutrevilie and Lick Mountain;
To Clinton BY SIP n psxt day, 40 miles,
And BACK between ! n Monday, snd 10 . "a merit Jsy.
sssa Prom Ls~isbsu y N cbes WEEK, rossdsy, -
.6a To Psuyvis By 2 p a, II miles NJ I, n s.d ,,s
ID And bsck bssvssn : q and ~ N sans days ssf
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Ofonu lane, 81
To Greenwood by 9 P m. a. miIsss go III,
And back beswesn 81 m Monday and Friday, and
m same day. ~ ~ ~ .f ef ~
ei57 Prom Mansfield Il m once week. Mondsy
BY Durhsms and WilismsPort to Kescheb y m, 20
And b rck between Q 4 N and p N Tuesday.
Proposals 10 extend to shreveport are invited.
siss Prom Nanny 1t o week. Tuesday, Y
BY Mil Greek and Toro 5000 sY
To Buns Ferry by 2 m. 40 miles 1870
And back between m and p m "Wednesday. . "
eiss From Fot Je.up At ~ m. ui-wseky. Sunday, We'd
nesdsy, and Friday; tTf3
BY Pleasant Hill s.gf a s.
Y To Mansfield by gpmi aa
Thence by Summer Grove .tf tF
To Shreveport BY p m nest day. 81 miles ss6 !.
FL And back between Q 4 m Sunday, "Wednesday. and
Friday, ard VI . merit days.. .,.., n s7,.q !,
6i60 From Grand Ecote m. three times week, Sun
day. "Wednesday, and Fridays ta.tn as FIJI
To For Jesup by Iism
Thence BY Nanny $500.
To sabneowr, Texas, by Ppm, SO miles sd
And back between m Monday. Thursday, and
slsl From Grand Ecoss Il M ones week, Monday,
By Saint Msurce. Cedar Greek. Saline Mills, Lesie's.
Wysu's, and Hsnis's, ffa sH NJ 4,
To Monroe By ~ m "Wednesday, 90 milss
And back between q m Thursdsy, and IN sssu'-
eisa From Grand Ecore 1t m once week, Monday
Along the bank Of Red River; 6,5.
To Shreveport by p m Thursdsy 50 v -
~
~ Proposals csry only between Jcsdss's and Cypress
W Bayou, 50 miles BY schedules 10 be proposed BY the
a bidder are invited. .ts.,l
SPECIAL OFFICES.
Proposals invited for supplying the following offices IN
Ioossns Cor the psoceeds Of said Offices respectively
limited IN each case 10 sum 10 be nsmed IN The psoposak
Albany and Csddo from Greenwood, miles. once week
Ashton from Lake Providence 10 miles, once week. II
Bayou Pierre from Greenwood 10 mies, once week IA
Csrrolton from New Oresns milss three times week
Dallas from Richmond, ~ miles once week. sis 81 n
fDeCIase from Bssrop 10 miles, once week. Z "A n,
Fsusse Point from New Iberia, miles, week rl
Msrbury vile from sibiIs, miles, . week. tbsl
Milford from Baton Rouge. IA mles, once q week.
Salt Spring from Sparta. ~ miles, vssk ~ sss,6
Spears Store from Cherry Ridge, 10 miles, once week.
81. Charles from Carroson, 70 miles, vesk. naf
Taylor from Bonnet Care, miles. ones wssk. \
e& 95 4Nwaa ~ TEXAS. rf NA a3 -
saoi From Galveston = 10 N, t~ics week. Sunday and
sA To New Orleans BY ssm Tuesday and Friday. $50
q miles,
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ssis Pom IT, Francis II ,-ics ~s.i, Tuesday and
u Mi Ridss Elisabeth. Oh Trough. and sulphur
To BsssWilk ~ pm neg, dsy, IS miles,
Ard bsck bsiwssu Sc d Monday and Thursday and
IN nsxt dsys. ri fasaef y sl'.''. ts
ssao From g. Fnncip Il 4 m once week. Fridsy
BY wistsburE. Walnut Camp Farm Hill, Bolivar. and
TO wsissss y > = meg, day. 81 miIss E ~
And ssek bstwvs6 n Mcnisy md p n next day.
Bids for seccbd weekly trip Sii b csssdsrsd.
ssal From BssssviIs :, ~ twice Sssh Tuesday and
~ Curis, ReeS. Creek, and smthviIIs sa' Z
To jackson by o m psxt day. 80 nilssg .aa
And back bttween 10 m "Wednesday and Saturday
and D d merit day. ID iEnssSis' y, r y = ~ ~
seaa Prom Bssesvile al s m once week, Thusjay
By Rocky Bsyou and Mount Olive 80 ~ sarse
To North Fork by III m nest dr.. Sc msss siJs
Andbsek tetween p m Tueslsy spd Z p n nsrt day.
Bids fos two trips week viii be considered aoa 80
seas From Bsse.sile Il 9 m, once week. Fddsys
By Wallace Crsk, Liitls Rocky Bsyou, Richwccds,
SyIsmon Creek, snd Lccua Grove ~ ~ ,f
To wyIie's Cove ~ Q p m NEXT Day, es miles
And back bsswesn 4 n "Wednesday and p neri
day, 4h& Au 1920. 80. ~. '.s. /.
1924 From BsiesviTs 1t ' . m, ones YEA, Monday
BY Pleasant Island, Elizabeth, CLARENDON, Reagan
BluG, White Rivss, 1ac7nia, oldtown, Dslia, Miss,
Hslsna, Ark, staline, Walnut Bend, Council Bend,
Commerce, Mis- Blues Point Arkansas. and Elm
Grove, a Htife sftR ~ f, ~.
To Memphis. Tenn, " IL N wednesday, 500 miles,
And beck bswssn p m THURSDAY and N ssssr-
Bid. fsr NOR. f.qs.as .~vs. win v eoas'asssd. sa
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NAvyAoENT's OFFICE,

WAsHINGTON,p -. u, FED ia, looU. y
SyEALED PROPOsAt will be received at this
- Office endorsed PROPOSALS for Chain Iron")
until l2 O'clock, M on tls lst day of March next,
for furnishing and delivering, free Of oil risk and
expense TO the United StIes, at the Navy Yard in
this city, (2,0OO) two tousand links of Il inch
chain iron, each 49, inclss in length.
Said iron must be cntiely of American manu-
facture and of the best qality, free from admix-
ture of foreign iron, andpass such inspection at the
said Navy Yard as majbe directed by the COM
mandant thereof; and tie whole quantity TO be de-
livered on or before the st April next.
Approved sureties in vice the estimated amount,
in the manner set forthn the form of the contract
will be required.
No payment to be mhe until the whole of said
iron shall be delivered Every offer must be ac-
companied by writfn guaranty-the rcsponsi.
Sy Nhsyg the oEe or
some one known at tls agency, that, If the offer
be accepted the biddr bidders will, within five
days after the receipf of the contract at the post
Office designated, execute the same with good and
sufficient sureties, furnish the said iron agreea
| bly, 10 the terms specified in this advertisement,
and which may be embodied in the contract.
| The law of the I0n Of August, lS46, forbids the
| consideration Of aproposals not accompanied by
Bidders are patcuIarly cautioned to endorse
/ their offers as aboe required, that they may be
distin guished from other business letters, in order
| to prevent their icing opened before the proper
l time.
All offers not mide in strict conformity with this
advertisement insvery particular VIII be re]ected
as informal.
Those whose oiers are accepted will be duly no.
tilted, and contact forwarded without delay.
| Persons offeriig are directed to designate the
| post office through which they desire to be ad-
dressed, and the Navy Agent to whom the con-
| tract shall be set for execution.
j. II. LATHROP, Many agent.
Feb. 15-eotltMar Union and INTEL
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TURNER g NUDGE,
Commission Paper warehouse, No. south
| Charles street, Baltimore,

Commission Paper Warehouse, No. south
Charles street, Baltimore,
TTAvE for sale AMES'S fine and superfne Let
III ter Paper, blue and white, ruled and plain
fine and superfne Foolscap, blue and white, ruled
and plain; Folio Post, Packet Post, fiat Cap, double
Cap, Envelope Paper, &c.
BUTLER'S fine, superfine, and hrst-c Letter
Papers; bue-wove, white-wov and blue-laid,
ruled and plain Packet Post; Commercial Post;
Folio Post, Foolscap, blue-wove, and white wove,
and blue laid; fat Cap, Deny, Medium, and Royal
Ledger Papers, Bank-note Paper, &c.
HUBBARD's fine and superfine Letter Paper,
blue white, and assorted coors; fine and superfine
fiat Cap, blue and white DENY, Medium, Royal,
and super-roya Ledger Papers; Medium, Super
royal, and double Cap Cover papers; glazed Me-
dium, Folio Post, Envelope Paper, Blottng Paper,
Packet Post, &c.
and white, ruled and plsin fine and superhne Let.
Ter Papers, blue -wove white-wove, and blue-laid
Packet Post, (hand- -madc,) Note Paper, &c.
KINGS supcrfnc Letter Papers, blue and white,
| ruled and plain; Nos. 2 and Foolscap, blue and
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and superfnc Fooscap, blue and white, ruled and
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mcrcial Post, Packet Post, Folio Post, &c
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL"

ron THE cURE OF
Colds, Coughs, asthma, Influenza, Group,
Whooping Cough and Consumption.
rINHE uniform success which has attended the use
IL of this preparation-its salutary efiect-its
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medicine We offer IL 10 the afflicted with entire
confidence in It's virtues, and the full belief that
will subdue and the severest attacks OF dis
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they become publicly known, very naturally at
tract the attention Of medical men and philanthro-
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VALENTINE MorT, NJ D., Professor OF Surgery
Medical College, New York, says;
"It gives me pleasure 70 certify the value and
efficacy OF Ayers CHERRY PEcTosAL, which con-
slider peculiarly adapted 10 cure diseases OF the
throat and lungs"
From EpwARD HrrcHcocK, NJ d., LII. d., Prssi-
dent Of dmhaa College.
j. G. AyER-Sr. I have used your CHERRY PEc-
ToRsL in my own case Of deep seated bronchitis,
and am satisfied from its chemical constitution,
that il IL am admirable compound for the relief of
laryneial and bronchial difficulties Ifmy opinion,
as 70 its superior character be OF any service
you are at n'eF'y 20 0is EDWARD y Io HiTcRc4cK.
AMHERST, Sept ~, is49.
From BESJAnIs srLLmAS, NJ d., LII. d., etc,
Professor Of Chemistry, Minernlogy, Sc, Yale
College, member Of De literary historical, phiio.
sophioai and scientific societies Of America and
Europe.
] deem the CHERRY PEcToRAL an admirable com
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| NEw HAvEr, CT., Nov. 7, lS49.
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Gilman; Georgetown, DR.. Lnthicum; Alexandria,
Cook & Peel; Richmond, Purcell, Ladd Co., and
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