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PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PnLADELPmA, July 81.
FLoUR.--Light receipts and declined stocks
have given fllmness to the market; sales cf mixed
brands at 5,l2a5, ,l63 and fine at h,25. The in
spections for week ending the 25th, are 1880 bbls
and of Rye Flour 76 bbls., of Corn Meal 267 bbls
GRAIN Stocks nearly exhausted and receipts
high prices ba We an upward tendency. In corr
we notice sales of Southern and Pennsylvania
yellow at 65Aa6Gc. Rye is wanted and the las
sale of Pennsylvania was at 65. Wheat is ir
moderate demand and some new southern Rec
rated at l,l7al 10. O1ts are in demand and very
much wanted
CoFFEE.--Ilcld firmly with a moderate enquiry
from the trade; sales of the week comprise abou
1900 bags Rio at 94al04; 500 bags st. Domingo
at 63a9c; and 1900 bags Laguyra on private term
SUGAR Receipts continue light; the demant
active; which has enabled holders TO realize
further advance. The weeks sales embrace a
bont 800 hhds Cuban, New Orleans and Portt
Rico at 4aa6c; 1900 bags Of Cuba at Gaa7c; ant
$50 bags White Royal at 74c--an all the tisua
credit.
WoOL.-Domand active and receipts, which an
not SO large have been freely taken at full rates
silles reach some 5000 lbs domestic fleece with
in the range of 35a50c on usual credit.
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OBITUARY..

DlED--In Cadiz, on Friday. the 10Th of July
inst, of puerperal fever, Mrs SAnAH BEALL, wife o
Mr. james Bcall, in the 26th year of her age.
Mrs. BealI's premature death, leaves, to realize
the condition of The motherless, Two interesting
young childFen-the eldest but about two years
and the youngest but Il few days old This is
among the thorns that abound in the way of life
This is among the trials we are called to endure
by our spiritual father. His plans, however, arc
perfect. lie does not crush the heart Of the hus-
hand-tbc wife, the parent without finishing his
design by pouring oil and wine into the wound
which it was necessary TO create. Such will be The
case in the instance here accorded. The bereaved
know that "God give, he took, he can rcsore-ht
doeth all things wei" and they may rest assured
that as they were Frustrated in their rejoicing they
will not be forgottCnin their affliction. K.
DlED-On Monday evening, the 29th inst .
ROSWELL C.. the only son of Mr.. James and
Rebecca Smith, aged years7 months and2 days.
His death was caused by iHflamntion of the
liver. Tho deceased was a child ofunusual prom
Use. We loved him (ondly, for he was noble
boy lie leaves father, a sister and a mother
to shed for him the tear Of sad remembrance.
"Com on the bosom ofihy Gud,
Young spirit! rest thee no.v!
Even while with us thy footsteps trod,
His soul was on thy brow.
Lone arc the paths, and sad The bowers,
Whence thy meek smile is gone;
But oh Il brighter home than ours,
in Heaven is now thine own"
E.N.K.
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The Gazette iwi's us for ~ i,umor at the
appointment Of Mr.. Ewing, of tie Galphn
Cabinet to the Senate Of The Uuled States
but afer the above we DO moi think tue Ga
zetre, nOF Judge JOhnson has much i'll humor
left to vent upon any body, bui the free
soilers!
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NEW PHILADELPHIA AND DOVER.
NEW YORK MARKEr

New YoRK, July 81.
FLOUR; Steady; upper grades in tair request
low grades inactive; snes making at 5a5.l2 fol
common and straight State; 5a5,37 for Michigan;
5.75a5,s7 for fancy Ohio; 5,87aG0O Gor extra
Sales OF straight State for export at 5,I2.
WnEAT.-In demand but snles are light.
CoRN.-Good eastern demand at 56a62c. lor
mixed; 61nG5 for sound Yellow and White
PoRK.-In moderate demand sales dull at TO-,
37al0,67 for Mess.
LARD--In bbls f1a7R
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~ q n L q, NJ ,

A LII persons owing the late firms of STEW
IN ART, MILLlGAN 81 BENNETT, o.
STEWART & BENNETT, will find their noter
and accounts in the hands of 5. B. SmoTwEIL, 70
collection, after the Goth oil this month, who will
collect the same according to law without respect
to persons. J. STEW ART.
Cadiz. June II, 1850
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WOMAN'S RIGHTS,

''A Scriptural view ofWoman's Rights and Du-
tics in all the important Relations OF Life; By
EIizABETn WlLsoN.r For sale NJ tho Book Stores
Of Messrs. BIsALL mud BOSTWICK.
CadiS, November ~, l6i9.
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BANKING IN Quo committee on
Banks in The Reform Convention of Ohio,
reported against these institutions. We copy
the conclusion of the Report.
Deeply impressed with the belief, tina. one
great object which large and respectable
PORTION oithe people Of this State had in view,
in the call oil this convention, was TO check
the inrond of this dangerous and corrupting
political engine upon their liberties and lheiT
interests, the majority Of the committee sub
nit the following proposition, TO be inserted
in the new constitution;
SEC. /. The General Assembly shall have
no power to create or incorporate bank OF
banking Institutions whatever, or to authorize
the making emission, orputting in circulation
of any bill of credit, bond, check, ticket, Ger:
titicate, promisiry note, or other paper medi'
um, intended OR calculated TO circulate a:
money currency.
SEC. 8. The General Assembly shall pro-
hibil by law, any persons, association or com
pany or corporation now in existence, from
exercising the privileges Of banking, or cTea
ting, emitting or putting into circulation any
bank notes or paper Of any description what
ever, to circ llate as money or currency.
SEC. 4. The business Of loaning and deal
ing in money shall be left free to alI,suhjecl It
such restrictions as may be provided by law
but no special privileges or exemptions shal
ever be granted to those engaged in, OF VIII
may hereafter engage in such business no
shall any person or persons, neither natura
or artificial, ever be allowed to deal IN or is
sue paper money, so called.
JOHN LARWELL, Chairman,
EDWARD G. ROLL,
MATTHEW H. MITCHELL
RORFRT FFHH
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THE Law OF NEwsPAFERs.--I Subscribers who
do not give express notice to the contrary. arc
considered as wishing to continue their subscnp'
lions.
2. II subscribers order the disconinuance ol
their papers, the publisher may continue tosend
them until all arrearages ure paid.
3. II subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papcrs from tn c Office to which they are directed
they are held responsible Till they have settled their
bill and ordered The paper discontinued.
4. Il subscribers remove to other places with
out informing the publishers, and the paper is sent
TO the former direction, they are held responsible
5. The Courts have decided that refusing 20
take paper from the office, or removing end leav-
ng ituncalled Tor, is ''prima facie" evidence oil
Intentional fraud.
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or THE PITTsBuRcu DAILY MORNING
'PosT has just closed its fourth year, under
the proprietorship Of LEcKY HARPER, esq.
The Post, under Mr.. Harper's efficient con-
troll, has pursued course Of fearlessness in
support Of the doctrines of The Democratic
party, and ofihe rights ofthe labOring masses
which has made il. justly, one Of the mos
popular journals in the State Of Pennsylvania
Whilst epdeavoring 10 project honest labor
agoinst the encroachments Of capital, the
Post has siudiouslv avoided countenuncing I
mobocraiic spirit, aad at the same time, il hat
urged worhingmen 10 boldly INSERT their pre-
negatives, Il has counciled modemliOl ant
argument in preference 10 a resort 10 force
The Democracy Of Allegheny and tho work
ingmcn Of Pittsburgh cughiao be proud o
their organ.
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MAINE SENATOR.

PORTLAND, Me :, July 25.
Hon. Hannibal Ilamlln was to-day elected
United States Senator.
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'ERMS BY THE QUARTER.

All Kinds Of renovating, such us taking al
manner of stains, grease spots, sc, from clothing
done at the shortest notice
Wen shave you well and wash you clean
As any body ever seen,
And cut your hair and oil il too
And scratch until you'll say twill do;
And il you don't believe, come ana try
And see il | do tell a lie.
can't be beat do declare
In shaving neat and cutting hair;
And il at first shave with ease,
You then can come whenever you please,
For know my hand is old and tried
And never known to slip or slide,
My Razors are all cut and driel
And never known to tear the hide.
Cadiz, July 10. 1850. LOT WILLIS.
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FRESH Groceries!

viii constantly be kept on hand and for salc.
COFFEE, TEA and SUGAR. New Orleans Nj :
lasses, Sugnr House, do No. 2 and 3 Mackere; |;
Rice, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Raisins, Almonds,
Pea Nuts, Candies. assorted Tob"cco, Cigals
common and spanish. Soaps, CASTLE, variegnte |
and Rozin. Candies, Brooms, Bed-cords, batting
candlewicking, Rozin, Salt, and Kentucky Lime.
Also, Forks, Hoes and Scythe Snaths, together
with all other articles usually kept in groceries;
and all of which he offers, wholesale or retail,
low as can be had in this market.
All kinds of country produce taken in exchange
for Groceries, SAMUEL HAMILTON.
Cadiz, april II, le50--tf
N. B. He keeps four horse team continually
running from Cadiz to the river, for the accommo-
dation Of the Public. S.H
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Mrs. Abby Kelley Foster, according to
previous notice, addressed the citizens Of
Cadz, on Tuesday last, the 30th inst, in the
Seccder church She spoke with her usual
eloquenco, and sarcasm. She very eflectu>
ally disposed of the Liberty and Free Soil
parties. She contended that the Liberty par.
ty had been swallowed by the Free Soilers
AMI that the Free Sellers, in their turn had
been swallowed by the two old parties. She
then denounced, in the most scalhing Ian,
guage, Webster and Giddings- the one as
the embodiment of pro-slavery demagogue
ism, and the other as the mirror Of Free Soil
perfection. The churches, and their rites
came in, of coulsc, for their due share o.
apprehension, in the course Of her remarks
Mrs. Foster looks weil--better than she did
FIVE years ago. She speaks TO morrow Is
IGeorgetown.
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(,ou6ru,a,ory.

The National lntelhgeueer Of Monday, the
22d, contains the following, which settles oil
question as to the Cabinst:
TIE NEW ADMINISTRATION.
All the Heads of Departments severaIly
tendered 10 the President of the Unite d
States, on the moment of the decease of his
predecessor, their resignation of the Offices
which they had filled under Gen. Taylor.
These designations were withheld, il is
understood a, The request of The new Pres-
dent, for few days, but will, it is said, take
effect this day.
On Saturday last, il is known, though not
yet officially announced, that the President
nominated to the Senate, us their successors,
the following gentlemen, and that all the
nominations were forthwith confirmed by that
body;
For Secretary Of Stale, DANIEL WEBSTER
of Massachusetts.
For Secretary of the Treasury. THoMAs
CoRwIN, Of Ohio.
For Secretary Of War, EDWARD BATES, Of
Missouri.
For Secretary of the Navy, WILLIAM A !.
GRAHAM, OF North Carolina.
For Secretary of the Interior, JAMES A.
PEARcE, of Maryland.
For Postmaster General, NATHAN X. HALL,
of New York.
For Attorney General, JonN J, CRITTEN
DEN, Of Kentucky.
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rnF cnMpROMIsE BILL.

Much anxiety prevailed for few-days al
Ter the death of Gen. Taylor, in regard L
the fate of the Compromise Bill. Most per
sons we're inclined 10 the belief that the IN
coming administration would at once take
SIDES in favor of .he measure, while Others
reIyinp upon Mr.. Fillmore's previously defin
ed anti slavery position, hoped that the nau'
snce Of the government would be thrown
even more decidedly than before against the
bin. Recent events, however, have settled the
question TO the satisfaction Of every one.-
The formation of cabinet, every member Oi
which is committed soul and body 10 the in
lerests Of Clay's compromise --every member
of which had, by some act or other, maniles-
ted his hostility TO ;hc course of the late
President, dispels every doubt as TO the d.
rection in which the energies of the admin
istraion are hereafter TO flow, and indicates
the fate Of all the effort TO prevent the ex-
tension of slavery to territory where II does
moi now exist. Those who, when the event
of the late national bereavement first burst
upon the people were ready TO ascr;be it tt
the vlgIlant care of Providence over the heir
tage of freedom, have now to clothe them
selves in deeper mourning, for the hna
blasting of all their hopes. The latest intel
Ilgence from Washington, brings US tie an
nouncements that the, (now administration.
Clay compromise gathers strength every
hour, and that its final passage is no IOngel
a matter of doubt. What will be the course
of those wings who saw in the late Presi-
dents plan, the perfection of wisdom, and
proclaimed ii the only practicable plan Of dis
posing of the acquired territory? Will they
quietly tick around, and fall in with the pro-
slavery position of President Fillmore, o
will they, as they did with Tyler, when he
dared to differ from his predecessor, upon Q
far less momonlous question, abandon him tt
his fate-leavc him to the tender sympaIhies
Of the South and what Wings and Abbey
Kelley Foster arc pleased to term, noItherr
doughiaces? No Already we hear mur'
mur, which, like the first breNthings of a
storm, though scarcely audible poItentions
of revolution IN Wing sentiment. Those
who, few weeks ago, were pfoclaimng The
party in Harrisonco. unitedas one manin sup
port OF President Taylor's policy, are now
heard 10 express doubts as toits soundness
and TO suggest that the "speediest method O.
settling the slavery question, as regards the
territories is, perhaps, the BEST Our whi&
friends have received the word Of commant
--"Right about face -marca!' and they are
like we'll drilled soldiers, about 10 ''obey Oh
der,' regardless Of principle, consistency, o
anything else "Such is Whiggery!"
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gov. JOHNSON"
JonN BEALL, Sec'y
Cadlz, July 9, 1850

On Saturday last our old friend, CHAR
MAN, who rode the ''balI" in 1910, announced
from the Court House wall, in stentorian
tones, that sour intended Governor johnson
would be here on Monday, the 9Th day Of
August, to address the people Of Cadis. -
The old gentleman very politely extended an
invitation to all hands, Democrats and Free
Soilers, as well as the simon pure GaIphinito
wings TO be present on the occasion, In a
few hours after our friend had performed this
duty we observed glaring posters at every
corner, and on every store door, stating that
COP johnson would be here on the 5th, &C.,
TO address his whig felloU citizens. Now
the inquiry is anx OH ly made as 10 whether
Mr.. Chapmdn's invitation is to be takeh in
the literal sense, or whether the editor of the
Republican, posters are 10 be considered as
having revoked it, and assigned 10 the DEM
ocIais and Free Soilers outside tickets. Also,
whether Mr.. Chapman's phraseology desig
Mating Mr.. Johson" "our intended Governor" !"
is TO be taken as the sense of the party, or
whether the posters title of "GoVernor" is
going 10 be insisted on, Because, if the
posters ale to be sustained, Judge Wood
enight MS well stay in his comfortable quarters
un the banks Of Lake Erie, and. the Demo-
cratic editors and orators save themselves a
world in.all of ink and breath in advocating
his claims 10 a place thus premalurely appro-
praed Great allowance must, however, be
made for tho strong imuginatons Of some Of
our whig friends. From time immemorial
nobody ever knew whig who did not con.
slider the nomination ofa layorat candidate
equivalent TO his election, and, in nine cases
out Of ten, nobody ever Witnessed any thing
elss than disappointment Of tlcr intom-
perate hopes after the election. Whether
Judge Johnson is to be Governor or not, is a
matter within the veil Of the future, and
though difference ofopinion may prevail IN
,regald 10 his chances foi that distinction we
think il would be nothing mole than prudence
10 leave 10 time the unravelling of the mys
terry. "Count not your chickens while they
are IN state of incubation
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Fred Douglas, WHO spoke here few days
ago, was assaulted in Pittsburgh by set oI
rufiians. Stones were thrown through the
windows of the building in which he spoke,
TO 'he indiscriminaie peril OF all present.
Williams who would comm; an act ofthat kind
would commit murder, arson, or any other
horrible offence, without conscientious scru-
nla
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sRAVEWG! SHAVING

rE MS something strange, that LOT WILLIS
Il can't be beat shaving; and he most re-
spectlully informs the citizens of Cadiz and vicin-
/ ty, that he still occupies his old stand directly
opposite KILGoEE's Store. 'Tis also strange, that
he can't be beat at cutting hair, bIacging boots,
and in fact every thing in his line of business
All he asks is n Elir trinl
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We noticed, few days ago, in Pitts
burgh paper, an account of an operation
which was performed by Dr. Green, Of that
Icity, for Congenital Catcract. The patient
was two years old, and BY the operation was
completely restored TO sight.
Something more than year ago, DR.. B
IF, BERKLEY, of this place, performed an
operation for the same disease, upon boy
of about fourteen years old, "who had never
seen tho light of heaven" but who is, at
present, III the full possession Of the sense Of
sight. The operation performed by DR.. Berk,
ley, strikes US as being Of much more i'm
portance than the one alluded to by our Pitts
burgh contemporary. The boy had been blind
fourteen years, and, we suppose, the sub
stance necessary 10 be removed, was much
more difficult 10 dsplace than it would have
been ten or twelve years earlier. 1t is, how
ever, TO discard emulation, happy cir
cumstance that il is in the power of surgical
skill 10 restore 10 sight those deprived of il
by congental cataract, which maforma,ion,
until lately, we believe has been considered
incurable.
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS!!
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Wy e T. G Fl 81 r n 1 ILTP S
BRIDGPORT HOTEL,
Bridgeport, RcI1loMt co., D

EBVGNgGDOFI, BCEHtONJ Cos, ".
s. II. DEWEY, Proprietor.
TNllE subscriber has Gtted up the above Hotel
u in superior style, and rendered il conve.
nicnt, in every respect, for tho accommodation o
strangers aud travellers. His Table is supplied
with good aud wholesome food, and bis Stable
with plenty OF Hay and Oats. The lormer is at
tended by experienced servants, aud the latter BY
careful ostlers. al
| The proprietor gives his business his entire at
iention, and makesit his ain TO rendereverybJdy
comloHublc.
| or iie requests hisnnmerous old ficndsiron
Harrison county TO cnll with him, when they Wis
! i Bridgeport. s. II, DEWEY.
Bridgeport, June s. lssO--ly.
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w. CRABB s. cos.
MERCHANT TAILORING G
AND CLOTHING ST RE-


MAIN STREET, CADIz, o.,
Directly opposite H., Public BGiidiags. :.
.TINHE subscribers call tLc attention Of iBciI
Il friends and the public. 10 tleiT large md well
selected stock OF FASHIONABLE READY
MADE SPRING AND SUMNER CLs0FHiN6.
which for variety OF style ana fashions, and ez-
in this market
We undetermined to give satisfaction 10 all by
selling good articles, rs well made and rs chenp
us can be bought in Philadelphia. We therefore
not only invite the people OF the country, visiting
the town, TO give us CALL but the citizens Of Cas-
diz also; for which notl.ing.will be charged but
| thanks will be returned, wheihei they purchase
or not.
Asw intend TO keep constantly on hand every
thing in the CLOTHING LINE, and al that
| makes up gentlcman's wardrobe, and ai such
prices as shall defy competition we hone by strict
attention TO business TO meet the views and fea-
sonable wishes of all our friends and the public
gellcrally.
REGULAR CUSTOM BUSINESS,
Will be continued ami garments OF all kinds made
and trimmed usual in the hest manner, Mt die
SAME stand, Particular attention will be beslowz
ed upon this department.
Persons who may not desire us To make up their
garments, can be furnished with most superb
and splendid stock of
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
with appropriate trimmings, at our store. Tnera
81 noias good n stock in town as ours from which
to choose New York and Philadelphia Fash
ions will be regularly received
TT HAY ng iu common with every body else,
known for a long time that such an establishment
as the above was badly wanted in Cadz. we con.
fdcn!ly hope that the public will ,rinmphantls
sustainus' Onou part, we will exert ourselves
to the utmost to please.
Cadiz, April II, 1850.
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JAMES rAUL. rHoMAa paUI.
JAMES PAUL q co.
Importers & Wholesale Dealers III
Drugs, Chtmicals, Paints, Oils, Napal
Stores and Glass Ware MaapfactM-
crs Of Coach, Copol, Japan oad
Leather Earnishes, Alcohol, Spfs
NRre, aud Salp. Eiker.
,ass rAUL.i rnoaaa paui.

No. l6A MARgEr ST REEg, wHERLMa Va.
A REhow rscciving the largest and most com
~ peie assortment ofnll nrticles Ii iheirline.
ever brought TO this market.
Having superior advantage 10 their purchases.
they are eon6dcnt OF snccessIal competition with
tho eastern market, with addition oftfanapotlht
aad pledge themselves to soil goods lower lhanevs
CT before offered IN this ely. Their stock conlA
prises the following:
A full and complete stock ol Drugs. Medicines.
Chemicnls and PharmneeutoaI prepuratEonn..-
Paints Of all kinds, ground and ungfomnd: Oils.
Sperm, Whnlc Tnnners, Elephant. i4insced. 0lif j
Lnrd and Caster Oils, Brlahcs. Paint. Vafnsh.
Whitowash. Shnving, Huir, Clofh, Backing Tan.
ners', Counter, Bath. Tahleand Stencil iiansh,s.
Dye sluna 81 every description. and rnunafaelur
efs. Fullerp' ami kiaticrsf Arsiulea.
Every description of Glassware at mhnulaeiuf.
ers' pricea Jnnn s. 1850.
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TNLOVES, Hack and white, suspondnfss silk
VI Milis and hosiery ofalldescrplions,a
June ~ WEIGH s. rlifLLlfs',
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TnE WnEAT CRor Just harvested is saId
10 be the most abundant one which has been
taken from the soil of Ohio for many years
The sTerage yield, Ter acre, will not,
probably, be less lh1n % bushels and
we see il estimated that the surplus crop ol
wheat, of The Slate of Ohio, will, this year
amount 10 2O,OOO,OOO bushels. The oats
are likely TO fall below the average, owing
10 the ravagcs of The gIass choppers. These
pests of the farmer prevail this year TO an
extent hardly ever witnessed before.
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RENHqDV Al.

r ME subscriber has renewed his Grocery TO
his own building, formerly occupied by J.
r. CRAWFORD. as n saddler shop. on Main
street. two doors west ofJohn Bealis Drug Store,
where he hopes, by strict attention to business
to be able to accommodate all who may favor him
with their patronage, as he is determined to sell
ow for cash. A full supply of
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LIST OF LETTERS.

REMAlNING. in the Post Office at CApIZ,
h July lst, 1850.
A Lee John