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II is wholly out Of the question to keep the good deeds
OF good men from the knowledge and comment OF the
world. In way and another the acts prompted BY
benevoence, by upr,ghiness and by honor, will become
noised abroad aud then people will talk, discuss, and
judge. Some unchartable persons may see ut 10 attribute
all such deeds to an oveIweenlng prde OF disposition and
ostentatous display. Even though the capable and
benevolent may follow the scripural Injunction, and
give their aims 10 be OF men, yet there
modes OF getting at all these things which the most scu
pulous desire OF secrecy and method cannot avoid
A correspondent OF some New York paper has just
given TO the public circumstances referring to
friend Corcoran The banker par excellence and especially
touching the and magnificent gallery recently joined
10 his fine yet plain residence President Square. The
other matters, aside from the comments OF the
pondent upon the excellent taste and liberal sentiment
displayed by Mr. Corcoran in the fine arts have
been touched upon briefly IN your columns long
ago. II is contrary Mr. Corcorans desire that these
spontaneous good deeds should be known. Yet, TO il.
lusraie how generally they are known, The youngsters
upon Christmas night dsarangng the fence IN the
rear OF Mr. C.s house When the fact was announced
by OF the number that the Isnce arGs MT Corcorans
the lads dess,ed from their mischief and, after three
hearty cheers for him. left the premises quietly Do you
suppose that many monalres would have thought OF
poor houses and orphan asyums upon day oil general
Jubilee and rejoicing, provided they themselves dressed
in purple and fine linen and Jared sumptuousyl MIR
Corcoran undoubtedly enjoyed his own Christmas dinner
more heartily because he caused excellent repasi TO
b prepared Tor the panpers OF GEORGETOWN and Wash
ington, and the orphans OF both cities. The reflections
OF the blessings showered upon his head and mus
have been savory than the spices and Of the
East and Western Indies. But the Christmas dinner,
though small matter comparatively speaking, beray,
the aainsu OF the man. When however, it is consd.
cred that his charities average over hundred dollars
day. perhaps may not be surprised that amid gen
sral rejocines and upon holidays be has The poor and
friendess in kind remembrance Many deeds which
not permitted to make known without invading The deli
cate sanctuary OF private and social e would show the
worthy gentleman above named IN most honorable and
enviabIe light But forbear, with the expression OF
the wish tina, all Were as worthy OF being put upon
the record as William w. Corcoran, the Washington
banker.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Adjutant Generals Ofiioe,
WaahinQtOn. Dec. 81. I

GENERAL oRDERs,) WAR DEPARTMENT,
Adjutant Generals Ofioe,
No. 40. Washington, Dec. 81, 1850.
officers will assemble In the city OF Washington tho
18th day January revise uniform dress
Uaed States The subject will be carefully examined and
agreed upon the board will be described and illus
aled by drawings will submitted earliest day
practicable.
The Board will be composed a. follows:
Brevet Colonel E. A. Hitchcock, Sd infantry,
Brevet Colonel G. F. Smith, ID artillery.
BrevetCoone G. Wright, 4th infantry.
Colonel G. A. Mccall, Inspector General
Breve Lieutenant Colonel ?: g. G. Cooke, ID dragons.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel ]. II. Eaton, I'd infantry.
Brevet Major X. s. Garnet, It'll infantry.
Brevct Major +. o. Wyse, Sd artillery
Brevet Major II. G. Wayne Assistant QuartermasteI.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War:
Adjutant General.
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40 the Editor.
WASHINGTON, January 0,

WASHINGTON, January 0, 1851.
A. Washington is the great emporium for granting
patent rights, aud sometimes patent wrongs, would
like to call the particular attention OF the power whose
prerogatv il 10 grant rights, be very cautious OF
what q termed among Che patent fraternity patent
piyoiss That man who would fitch from the poor in
ventor his right is capable OF any act however dshonor
able dishonest and by right. should be subjected TO
an Indictment for the lowest OF offences He should lose
his elective franchise and be ruled Of all decent
ciety The person stealing the dinner from the school
child may be gentleman in comparison for the latter
may have this excuse if pennyessnamely, hunger but
in the other there is excase.
HI F.
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SUPERION Dagucrr~osypes !-Ftrst Premium Ill n.
y wHTEHURsT has the heId Of his
tan oasneu-oprii In tho country n galleries
between ~ and 9th
No So7 Baltimore Baltimore. broadway and Leonard
street. Now York; No ~ Main street. Richmond; sycamefs
Petersbura Main Norfok and Main street. Lynch
burg, Virginia. tet
Hs highly finished electro daxuereoiypes
extraordinary Improvement, insnnns faithful rrd highly finished
LIKE few seconds.
The rotary ground invented by H. whtehup gives an
airy and living appearances 10 The picture.
distribute than thirty thou
pictures annually and hsvs dssssacten This
certainly proof NJ the superiority Of his iikebesses
W. calls the attention the public generally 10 his elegantly
furnished gallery Lane and Truckers store whsre s
exhibition of pictures will he given. -
dasuereneypes the
Pair Of the Maryland Institute he awarded the hr
medal by the judges
every description copied and mosm cases
attended TO- Nov N-dy
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GsnsxaI Agency and Law oncs ~s W~ShiAxdOa
DE sELDINC 4 WYLIE,


No rodS. Bualsns. Psnnsylsania ops.us
Brosns HOTEL WasAssxon, d. c.
CHAs DE sELDING ANDREW wyLIE, IT,, having formed
nsrshp for The purpose Of prosecuting claims before
before board VI
appointed adjustment OF spoaaoas or ohes
claims against foreign government are prepared " give
faithful all that be Entrusted u
charge They attend obtaining pensions bounty
land duties arising under contracts, treaties,
otherwise buying settling real estate collecting private claims
rents, &c. + n Il, /,
Andr-w Wyie IT, will attend 10 any with which
asef the arm be inuusod In any Of he courts
the District the Supreme Court OF the United States
Cha. De Ssidng being United States commissioner notary
public for all States OF the Union
prompt taking OF testimony, scknowedg
Deeds which his once
will be and regulated by the amount claimed
aud OF services required.
Communications (postpaid) Will receive immediate attention.
Sent
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ON the petition Of f. b. Bgeow, Of Cinonve Massachusetts
praying for the extension Of patent granted him April 70
1887 coach lace
from the expiration of said which takes place hs
Goth day Of April, 1851
ordered said petition Patent Once
Monday the i dayo April 1851 IL O'Clock aud all persons
notified show they why
petition ought b~ granted.
Persons opposing required file In the Paten
Once their objections specifically set forth Ia writing twenty days
hearing All testimony filed by either BE-
hearing transmitted
Office, which will be furnished ap2ica
tion.
Ordered that . notice be published In the Republic Intel
gsncer, Washington city d. c. Daily Bee Boston
Providence Journal Providence, Rhode Island
Tribune, York Albany Register, Albany, York
weeks previous the said It'll
ofApril next
THOS EWBANK,
U.
papers please copy and send ths
bills the Patent Once with containing this notice
4-vv3w
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and kency ONCE. E%H
THE undersigned and agents. practice law 10 the supreme
United and the Of the District Of Go
umbs and promptly claims AGAINST tbs United States In
OF ali ofce and Of the
nmen bounty penons Of duties patents for new
inventions, &c, nc. :.
They their Of the profession dis
and BY local agent will abate one
relative the forms and
the departments will b furnished to our
correspondents without charge They havs made
and for the sale or location oil bounty
md the best western lands.
Office Pennsylvania Lane and fuckers Building
80 E.-a DUFF GREEN,
BEN z. GREEN,
RICH'D H. CLARKE.
ls--3aw3m E
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DISSOLUTION fCopartnsrshp-Ths hm heretofore exist
ing under Of Dyer Brother u this day. by mutual
dissolved r. Dyer will attend to the settle
hnn also of the unsettled business
Robert w Dyer deceased which immediate attention
10 respectfully requested EDWARD q DYEk,
GEO. T. DYER.
WAsHIKaroN September "a, 1880
% Copartnership NOTES.-The undersigned have formed
the and firm of Dyer Mcclure and
commission business
Dyer Brother Of 10th and Pennsylvania
. + /.
solicit continuance of the be-
slowed firm, and pledge themselves discharge faith
fully every conhded to them.
DYER Mcclure are prepared advances upon all
''SA"''1- ~''N ' - " EDWARD G. DYER
J. G.. MCGUIRE.
WAsHNsros, September ~, 1850.
27-dH 4 (.
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THE AMERICAN Lave stock IrAsnrance Company
vncenne Indiana Charter unlmted granted January T. oa
Capital, $50 900. Stockholders individually liable.
For horses muo. prize bulls sheep and cattle
against combined risks fire. acct
Dents aso stock driven eastern market.
after proof Of DEATH
o. Bowman, counselor Ferdinand Ebewne,
Captain Isaac Mass merchant George Hay mer
chant Hon Thomas Bishop builders John Wise merchant and
Alvin W. Tracy merchant and bank director HOB
Abner and OF Vincennes Abni smith,
farmer, bank ecior, and auditor Of Knox county.
Joseph G. Bowman, President shurief Whitney, Secretary
VIM Bartch and PRESIDENT vincsnnss branch
o. Bank Of Indiana. ret .Es.-
NELSON, Pennsylvania avenue between IAN ana
18th streets, Washington City. a.Har
Sept 26-d!y
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AGENCY, Washington.-The undersigned, late OF the In
pecon OF Post Once Department offers his sev
generally and those Of the sou~estern
section particularly with the that his removal from once
initiate he has for
capacity and fidelity, and
ONCE Of both psres with their hearty
sustain him therein
All orders business Of nature ut thu seat Of
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July l-du late Of Post Once Department
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Tor SALEFsk Rnymond elegant tight metallic cases,
directly opposits Cads
bys Hotel. t.s .
Having completed extensive esory which has enabled
superior cons and convincea
thar prices ready sales and greatly accommodate
need conn for thar snds We
prices below what paid tor mahogany
COMA We attend conducting funerals In The county o. cry wm
strct contrary, the rcmsns
placed In Of co6ns has
single Of them bursns from the fr
NJ M. WHITE
Dec g-d3m. Undertaken.
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WILLIAM HORNER,
TT0RNEY AT LAW,
Laucasfsr. Grduf coxafy, Wtsconsfw,

(LArs vAuoursR COUNTY, vA.)
WILL attend the OF Grant Dane and Iowa countless and
w the federal and at Msdison He VIII give
prompt particular collection OF claims, the
chase redemption OF lands and the payment OF taxes for
uon- resd landhoden any part Of the stats.
Refers Hon w. Foote, u g. Senate Hon. James NJ Mason,
Homer, Wsuenton, VA Messs Knox
Mason attorneys law New York Professor W. T. Homer,
David Lspsey, esq, Mes 9, w. Welsh, Phiisdsp
j. John A. Kasson Al Law, 81 Louis
Missouri AplQ-lawly
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ID H. HOOE d CO., Pennsylvania avenue. between
receiving from the
mpoanons OF New York tbs following rich and nos desirable
goods
Drcss silks great variety fashionable styles
Coored sk Of every shade Of color both wide and
. Ull@.1
French cashmeres and mousselinss Dc ans, Of he --latest
styles, and very nch
French merinoes, Of every color and finest quality
Watercd and plain Irish poplns
Black and colored watcred silks t#tna
Real thread-lace capes very rich
Real thread-iace collars, Jenny LiAd uys nsnurey
French worked collars, cuffs and sssvss
Richly embroidered evening dresses
Rich thin silk materials, for evening dresses
Rea
Black lace capes and bsrthss
White and coored Grape shawls
Real cashmere long shaws
Rich velvet cloaks and mantles
Very richly embroidered handkerchief
Together variety Of dsdratis goods,
which and all OF which
they respectfully invite especial attention. a
14wif
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JENNY LIND Opera Glasses frona the Optical Insti.
in Munich venns, OermsnyThe popsieor Of The
convenience
In the United established branch In the city q
New York
The superior quality Munich eAses acknowledge and
they almost university Germany, bn
sold during Jenny Lnds in New
York and Pbi,adephia. .4N' H4H Ma
An extensive variety Of telescope optical insrumen
glasses spectacies ames
MI B.cks OF Of Wsi-tein Co., New York, will attend
carefully examined and
glasses adapted through which connection with tbs best
glasses and anseliorstsd
Dyer Mccur appointed city Of ssh
~ the shove named
which respectfully attention OF the puhns
B~cke will city for few dsys and Will give
special attention such may require hi. yervices
DYER INQUIRE
I<dd Of 10Th and Pennsyivans avenue.
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JOHN nj. M'CAI4LA,

General agent at WasAnston City.
claims for land the government or individuals
~ attended TO-
e evidence the claims NJ
1919 and ander the late act OF Congress-
and his services in all such cases, and Others
seled and claims Congress prosecuted
WAsHINoToN, September 90, lS5O.--ly
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nR AMATI's ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERENT.This remedy composed entirely Of yegeta
BILE Ingredients totally es from mineral substance
binng with powers original
discovered psscbdby Dr. Ama celebrated physician, in
til. disease. abdominal esonssuch diarh1a,
dysens bilious complaints. dyspepsia and all Other disorders OF
the liver &C.
Knowing expcepc. operates the kindly
-fectusl sumisd remedy
who attacked by prevailing u and
venye all who be fortunate il nrst nsidious
symptoms.
To Carus Music Saloon Fem
m and 18th and the principal
Washington Geoetown nd Alexandria
Pamphlets containing full directions for with many interesting
ccheates each bottle OF the liberal
Orders from the United States
promptly attended ~ he paid.
Aug. a-lswr SAMUEL CARUS1 h co.
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e.. -
MONDAY, January 6. 1851

MONDAY, January @, 1851.
H. H. Strawbrdge, esq Of Louisiana, and w. F. Hun.
ter, ESQ.,, OF Ohio admitted attorneys and coun-
sellers Of this court.
No 30 Jacob Stra1er et al. Us. Christopher Graham
In error to the cour, OF appeals Of Kentucky Mr. Chief
Justice fancy delivered the opinion OF he court. dsms
sing this case for the want of jurisdiction,
No -. The United States, appellants, ~. B,ptis,e
CULLEN ~. This argued by Mr. Crltten
den, Attorney General, for the appellants, and By Mr.
Soult for the appeees.
No. 40. s. w. Oakley, plaintiff in error. Us. John n.
Bennett at a, The argument Of this cause was CON.
meHced by Mr. A. C. Hall for the plaintiff in error, and
continued BY MIR Rogers for the defendants in error
CONTRACTING JURISDICTION The New Orlean. Delta
says that Judge Samuel j. Ghoon Of the Unied States
dis,ric FOR the southern district OF Mssssipp has
yefused to sian order, issued from the United ses dis
ivic court for Louisiana, for the arrest Of Governor Ont
man. tho indictment found sganst him for his alleged
participation in the Cuban expedition. Tie matter, II
seems. argued At length beote Judge Ghoson. by H.
Harris. esq United States district attorney assisted by
other counse the part of the general and
opposed behalf OF the eovenof by OF the ablea
lawyers The State OF Mississippi, the ground that the
application Irregular and defective, and that
sxsse in the federal make such order We have
not seen copy tho opinion Of the Judge Governor Quit
nuts his refuss the indictment ON The ground
that II wsud interfere with the performance If his OH
cia dntiss n spend for time the powers Of
sovereign State, and promises TO appear and answer The
,hsrge ss coon NJ his Of Office shall expire,
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j. v. PATTON.

(Formsr partner of j. z. Dor, esq,)
GENERAL AGENT Of claims before Congress
II or either OF PENSIONS land
pay pay horses other lost Let
" Patton, Washington city d. Gu viii
receiye Immediate attention.
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#z#Hs MOSES L. HOLT,
ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
San Fran cisco, California.
Rxyssrxoss. Hon. w lnge c. Alabama John Taylor.
Mobile, Alabama MessTs Rhodes Wright, Co., New Or
iesns Henry Clark ESQ., Tabero North Carolina
Hon NJ Gwin c. CALIFORNIA; Benj X. True, ESQ.,, New York
city, p Heaiey eq Boston, Massachusetts, A. r. Hatch, esq,
por,rmouth, New Hasnp shire. May 7-2awly
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MARRIED.,
Louisiana the 2h Of December by
PREsros BENJAMIN w. FRAZIER. jr, to CARO-
LINE E., daughter OF Dr. j. II. LouoHsoRoueR.
Peters Church, Capitol Hill, by the
Rev Mr. EsAoHas Mr. j. A. c. IARDELLA, Miss MARGARET
A. BULGER, both Of this city.
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WIN. b. ID. CROSS,

Attorssy and Counselor at La1.
Washington City, y. Cr
District of Columbia and will attend
deb Of claims Of
land under the act Of Congress
lately passed. Ohco in tbs City Hail. a# U.-
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of 2d February Is4s.
CosHfsstossRs, June ss 1850.
the siuns Of this day, the following order made,
Ls. ne e.u, roes 70 % =. n
viii ec.ived day
. S.1 and ", s ss~s
h." mot ~ % 0 my mr..
writing submitted before that
please receive accordingly, the notice conveyed by
the recital Of the foregoing 0ds EDWARD WIN JOHNSTON,
July 9-wtlstFeb Secretary Commission.
York Lirs fnsurancc Company.
oEoe, No. se Wan street, New York
aossls Fs.SxtIs, president
RrpxctR 9. BkNspror, vice president.
THIS company upon principle,
and also upon the principle ossyna proportion OF the amount,
extended prosa bench"
. sss.s' s s..s sss ' von :. s california
It. the ,ocwna ~
Washington agent, Apollo Han, Pennsylvania
I KNOX WALKER win practise law n IN. s.prs~a.
United attend N the
agpina, Addr,.. waahiny,or, n
WANTED Immediately, woman 10 do tho cooking
fsrr.d Inquire !, Once. Sep, io-d,f
pawn copperneId, NO. I7.-Putnam, edition, price I9i
tT
FRENCH Books for yo~shJoscph Jaore, J. danger
hm,ds co.-ni ou rorphs,ine DC sienne
hmsie cu ie tromphe de IA piess
Duvs H.o. rsconiec par IN cure 4. vu,ss.
lie Bon Frdon q y nechan, ,hisuy
h ,,a,n,io 90, on lott roIph ,sl De Florence
And Others limit Of advertisement i'm
Dec 20 sRANoK TAYLOR.
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BALTIMORE AND WARRINGTON RAILROAD.
From Washington a. 9 q. and at .. dairy, anS a.
dsiy except Sunday. -.
E.s al, TIL, PARSONS, Agent
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A GRAND CONCERT tonly one) Will be given .,
Temperance Hail. Italian vioinist LUG
ELENA acknowledged be the most extraordinary vons
America He will perform splendid pieces
Paganin View Tempo Master AnnbaIr Elena, e wonder
n pianist Of Old, viii the popular selections from
Bellni, Rossni, Doniz ETH, and ThaIburg's operzs.
The will Thursday evening" the BIB instant
At half past O'Clock.
Tickets cents, places
the hall.
Concert begin al . O'Clock precisely.
No postponement account Of The weather.
JapA
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Norfolk.
= ~ The Osceon will, remainder ~ tns
RnAe the above p,see,
leaving Washington every Tuesday u So.c'ocs,s
returning Norfolk every Thursday. O'Clock m
Passage and src going and returning at Zone "
Noy7-V JAMES MITCHELL.
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be
sSsi asso,t 20 Wall street, II. Co.. ia
Nov i5-dsm
4 ooMPEsDIUM O ,h. Entir. Body q .. Law,
~ Asa arranged with reference % shs
ovol,, Law Sheep, svo, PIP. 4,l77 Retail paess 90
~ and 81 Ann street, New York
Opinions Of tAe Prefessor. Ne' y
There
sound law within .hs limits deserving
pA'"' '~''A-s@' CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON.
Nxw YoRx, Sep, -, 1850. $3.50 .II TrT
with MI Justice Nelson In his Opinion tbs assys~en
CHANCELLOR wALwoRTA.
accumulation Of reliable citations IRON tbs whes ags
olega treatise and reports both American and io,sss
,sM and viii aid tie STUDENT The pacdoa
anu u'' "'AA = ROBERT j. WALKER.
ocrosEa IL, 1850.
Ihsvs frequently examined il. citations. and hay: been aI.y
with the precision and eesIners with which ne pm
a.Ucs from myse hss feel .s. The proisssisn should
learn its merits and, like enjoy It's advantage
Nxw YoRK CRY, Oct 10, 1850.
~ n. Of s. :p ~
labor. "'''' - : !. -
Mr. Knns has collected with Usa diligence and accuracy ,As
decided on s x ne snd r.
authorities copous give 70 pa
'.'.or Of work very large law yI,p s
examined Knnes Law Compendium with much es.
would allow saished 10 ad
mraby adapted purpose for which obviously a.
sgncdto facilitate the abo Of counsel In the preparation Of ef
examination o( The esvoSal
TILES say confidence that they treated with great
judgment md ability.
JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New Yosk.
TO be greater ssP 70 III: .'udsss n.s .Sy S
'A's = '''4'''e ''''' w. L. HURST, Phad.lphis
The plan and utility accuracy have received
appreciation Of the distinguished uriss In h
United s,ac :. the late Justice Story CHIEF Ju:Sss q
OF Washington city, Weston Of Maine, &C., &c. 80. 4
Pubished by JOHN y. TKoW.
Nov OFF - 81
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A LA VILE DE PARIS.

Ornamental Lshts, rases Sirr Ware &C.
considerable expene IN pur
chasing having for his In the furnish
parties, which he VIII hire
asonabe terms, viz
splendid table ornament and chandelier Ine
werc made
Two pcr vcry beautiful candelsbrss.
One pair magnificent
large and splendid Of silver ware Freneh,
glass ware
And every articles in this line sufficient to furnish
Nv OF thousand persons
Thesr either separately together
the most reasonable terms. ~.
wv @. GAUTrER Connseur,
Ala vile de Paris, Of Penn. and Itb
Dec2 o-2tif& law6wf
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THE subscriber soliciting patronage Of al whemsy
ADVERTISEMENT se OF that hssiiaion with which
brought The 81
superiority beyond All question saA - coaadenuy
OF those business who have used usss
Of
ceenee The following few of tbs for their popu
laTity;
LIST On place occupied by person may his
business address beautifully s1Aoss
I'd, eolored plain, thus snording
PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST FRAUD.
I'd Ths envelopes be opened without being destroyed
I'd. Neither waters requisite seal hssn.
%t. Upon the miscarriage seal
date sender Of being buried months
letter office.
5th. envelopes THE eAME PRICE
PLAIN ONEs, with only additional Of lhs die
will last for years.
9Th. Each letter mailed Is
MOST EFFECTIVE ADVERTISEMENT,
sure 10 attract Of ali through whose hands may
pass. .
The following list Of prices for dies sngavsd brass
and envelopes either white buzz Of
good paper, with eddrsss, kss
p~,,s If -Diss Price If Euveepss.
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GMasonicA regular communication OF Federal Lodge No
will Tuesday) evening the 7th January, 1851 Ma
sonic Hail. Of aud 10th Streets
BY order Of II. w. M .-.-.
JAM