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BALTIMORE. Sept. as
The Democratic National Convention meets in
Baltimore on the fret Monday Of June next.
Pun ApELrH,A, Sept. %.
Eleven persons. including Lewis II. Hanway,
white men, charged with being connected with the
Christiana outrage. sent to Philsdelphia to stand
trial for tresson-others were released.
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M. THOMPSON,

VI. THOMPSON,
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at Law.
COMMISSIONER of Deeds ofNorth and South
" Carolina Agent for Revolutionary Pension
Claims, Bounty Lands, and every other descrp
ton OF Claims against the various Departments OF
the General Government and before Congress.
Also, Agent for the British Commercial Life In
surance Company, Capital 50 600 900,
I{~ Office one door Wesf If Jackson Hall, Penn
plrania .1renue, WAsHmeroN, ID. c.
p. 8. Refer, If necessary, TO the Heads of De-
partments and to Members of Congress generally.
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The HuNoARrANs IN IowA.--The Hungarian
Colony in Iowa ia located in an entirely new and
unsettled country. about $50 miles from the Mis-
sissppi and possesses few facilities for COM
munication. Some of the emigrants are dIssatis-
fed, and wish to change the location to some point
ton could be procured at a small expense. Gov
ernor Ujhazy is represented as leading life of a
true philosopher, dividing the time between labor
upon his fields and crops, and study and refec-
ton, diversified with such hunting and fishing as
the region affords.
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RosBERlEs ON THE PENNSYLVANIA WORKS.
The Pttsburg paper of Saturday states that, from
circumstances that have come to the knowledge OF
the authorities in and about Johnstown, Pa, there
is large and we'll organized band of robbers, con-
sistng, as alleged by some Of those arrested, OF
over a hundred, whose headquarters are in Gin
cinnati and they have for some time past been
committing depredations to an alarming extent at
Johnstown and vicinity. in breaking open the
cars and taking the goods which are passing to
the West Last week eleven Of these men, be-
longing to section boats, principally, were arrested
and imprisoned. Great quantities of goods and
money were found secreted Among those arrested
are John Peterson, John McPee!ey, and two men
named Imam and Brown, and the entire crew of
che boat Ruth Ann, Capt. Ridley, as accessories,
Capt. Gordon of the boat Hudson, has $500
stolen from him, and one of Bingham cars was
among those broken open and robbed on the 18th.
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ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF CINCINNATI,

| Chartered in IS45. Total No. Of .Matric,.lanfs
from l845 to 1851 1854.
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hIUSkETOES.--The best article for anyng the
lNl bite of the Musketoes is pure BAY RUM
such as is Tor sale at PARKER'S
Comb, Fancy and Perfumery Store,
septl5-3t Under National Hotel.
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g 65 1900 reams aat-cap folding paper, white
BY the act approved June IL, 1874, the Clerk
Of tho House Of Representatives IL "directed to-
conhne his purchases exclusively to articles the
growth and manufacture Of the United States, pro
vidsd the same can be procured of such growth
and manufacture of suitable quality and at reason
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proceeded to consider the bill amending the charter of
the city of New York. and which bill includes removal
of the Chief Of Police.
MI WILLIAMS moved to strike out the second section
which includes the provisions relative to the police
Mr. MoRoAN opposed this motion.
Mr. Cook said endurance in respect to officer hold
Ing over might cease to be virtue. 1t seemed as the
Law Ia that man blocked the will of the Alder
men and Assistant Aldermen Of the city
Mr. Curtis said this seemed like a rebuke by a Wing
Legislature TO Wing Mayor He did not know that 1t
was not proper in him to interfere.
The Senate did not finish the consideration of the
New York Charter Bill, but took up the supply Bill.
they will probably adjourn till to morrow the Lee
gisatsIe has extended the session to to- morrow
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From Washington Cny.

TIE GARDINER Ann MgApS cLAfMS-So sorUr,s
lkr or T1ik hAITKE. Erc
WAsHNaro~. July 10 1851
understand II a mistake in stating IN. Ar.rS.
% have been drawn by Sencr corea a merchant Of Fan
Luis Petosi The evidcnc. Of General Jaruro A e,nd
cred as bearing very srungy against the Gardiner .sS
mcsis claims not only rrgsrs tho quicssii MINI
put the nserton that the property ~ American csens
was IN no instance conbscst-d or destroyed Both
Gardiner and Mears cl.ins ~cre b..rd unon IN. ~
hgsd fset that thtir property conhscAted sDd de-
struy,d by the Mexican government pugh they
uesoie 70 prove or at 90 events did give. the
OF the officer who con nsitted this sleg ID havoc.
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s t ps q unsa t. Their
We will not, n way, interfere with those rights:
session Congress- we're snssssd
s.i,|. nay and in conformity with all the
Objections being made the resolutions not intro
duced
recess was taken till half past three
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. SWORDS reported complete the bill in relation to
the New York Public Park
TIuRp
An act to establish Asylum for IDIOTS passed.
Mr. BIRD reported complete the bill dividing the State
into Copgrt ssona districts The bill read third
time and passed, after several motions to commit
lost.
The Senate subsequently agreed to the amendments,
and the Governor having signed the bill, 1t is a law
OFFICERS.
Mr. o. ALLEN, from the Conf rencs Committee, re-
ported the bill in relation to the and duties Of
public officers, with amendment which con-
CURED in
ELEcTrNo SENATORS.
The Senates amendment to the resolutions proposing
to amend the constitution regard the election
Senator'S were received and concurred in
RAILROAD TOLLS.
The act to abolish tolls railroads passed. after
protracted discussion.
SUPPLY
Mr. WHEELsR by consent, reported the Supply bill.
THE ADJOURNMENT.
Dir BuRRoUcHs presented a concurrent resolution to
adjourn to- morrow at O'Clock, p M.
1t was amended TO read IL clock NJ nd adopt
ed ms amended.
taken till half-pas eight O'Clock.
EVENING SESSION.
TREAsURERs ACCOUNTS
MIR BRIccs withdrew his ZANE as a can ddate for the
appointment on the committee to examine the Trea-
surer's accounts
The Assembly then proc eeded to ballot for candidates
for such officers and with the
j. humphrey elected ON the first ballot and w +
Russell on the second.
ANOTHER COMMUNICATION FROM ATTORNEY GENERAL.
communication received from the Attorney Ge-
neral returning his which was before the
House this morning lie asked that 1t might be entered
upon the journal of the House
On motion Of MIR UNDERWOOD 1t was ordered to be
turned, unanswered and unnoticed.
ORDER
The House went into Committee of the Whole, Mr.
ffzbugh in the chair, on the supply bill
After several unimportant amendments, the Supply
Dill was reported to the house. where read third
time and passed
AcApESucAL APPROPRIATIONS
The bill appropristing moneys to certain academies,
WIS read ar passed
MILL YORK.
MIR SwoRDs reported complete the bill authorize the
erection OF a steam saw mill in New York city.
THE ANII-G AMBLINo
Mr.. BAKyR moved that the AntiGambiing bill now
have its third reading. Carried.
Mr.. B,sHor moved to recommit with instructions to
amend, by inserting new section Lost
Several other amendments proposed and either
declared out Of order or voted down.
hr A. A THOMPSON moved to amend by inserting a
provision excluding thei city and county of New York
fiom the operations Of the bill Lost.
The bill was then read and psssed-7to 8.
Mr.. MoRRis moved TO reconsider. Lost by 8 to 81
ADJOURNMENT.
The Senate returned the amendment resolution fixing
the time for final adjournment to Friday with
the same.
An act for the relief OF Daniel Clark
Mr MAURICE moved TO commit Lost
The bill was then read, and passed
The Assembly then adjourned to O'Clock to morrow
morning.
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Acqu,ssaI Of the Mormon. an sr,chsw...

bffhnff' jay ~ lhSl.
The trial of james strang and others of the H~~v~s
hano prisoners indictment for oo-,ructius the
United States mail which bss been dsys p~nd NJ
w tho u y court was yest rday concluded by the 90
qutta cfev.ty defendant The VA su united u
IN, jury on Tuc,day evening WITH inttuc iona To ran
DER sealed verdict Ths was agreed 10 with v
h,stsncy by the jury, who but few ninu..~
com hitting -" '"''-''e
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Tor cALirokslAs VIA SaAesss. olsncr;nraI

tfoR CALlFokkiAa Via ShAGkfs. OikEcT-rhs
n steamship AFAYETrE. Loo burthen, Charles
toddArd snder ats Of steamship Crescent City will
sail from Phadelrhia for Chagres direct Thursday 10th
July at IL O'clock trom her wharf, Lombard
The above steamer has proved herself fast and
msrhsby sse vessel beng her voyu
Europo and her for hrst aud ol
pnssengers unsurpassed Through tickets 10 San frsn
cisco will be furnished at reduced rates Persons
10 New Yovt will he provided with toksts phir
oslphis freq ror freight or passage apply TO
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TANDEM Arp AnBoY RAILROAD LINE FROM NEv
sSsanSess John PUITER, Morning Line, ~ ! osices
An~neon Line, ~ o'clock. Esre BY sithe< lire, ~
- 81 -. 4. BLISS. Agent
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THE WATERING PLACEs.

NJEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK
IN G. Peck. Jr PropretorThs delightful summer resi-
enoe for the For further PARTICULAR
inquire Of Thompson. Peck Nixon nv Broadway. corner
Uf Duane street
EORREBT GROVE HYDR0PATHIC INSTITUTE
~ schooley's Mountain, june H. loi.-wnliam J. Taylor
Vution will be for the reception invads ths early
part of July
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Thunder ssoS IN a, Bo-,on--cssy Marsha,
shot.

Bcsrcs, July ~, 1851
We Rad q very heavy thunder storm IN ,ss c,ty an,
vicinity, this morning. about s o'clock The naptts
church at Cambridge struck by lghtning aud cos
uderetiy damaged The house ~ Mr. Csse Engineer a
the Old colony Railroad In Milton vas badly dam ..rsd
1le thunder vss fearful
There se reports in town that the City Nsrshsl u
nangor has been shot dead bY tn. OF lqur
that he was seizing under the Law.
Five Lives Loot by the Upscssipg or boat.
POsu.sNp July o. 1881
Five young men were drown, thus afternoon In Cuck
nawsngng pond Monmouth. by the upscttng o. their
boat. The party consisted ~ three brvthers named
Cluugb and MIR Ranlctt all e Monmouth; and Charles
Clark Of Newport Three Of the bodies have been
covered
TIVE Urued States ship 80. Louis Or.
NoRFctK, July 10. 1851
The United states ship St Lou,s. Commodore Cook.
q, m Rio. has arrived IN gsurtcn Rcsds
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TRAvELI.RRs, gUIDE.

NEW YORK AND PhILADELPHIA-HEw YORK
N and Phiisdephis direct.-United States Nail Line
1hrcugh IN ~ hours via New Jersey Railroad Fars
auced 70 81 for GLASS and a. 80 second class
New rcrk ~ from foot q Corrtand street, sns a.
a. ~ and r. M frcm foot Of Liberty street ti
1Adsiphia ats sndoA sndsp n. iron The foot ~
NutskrssA
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iDAcIsIc MAIL STEAMSHIP coxPAsY.-oNl

tPAcIFic MAIL STEAMSHIP conPAsf.-oNLY
through line for San Fran CISCO via Havana and
fsrt -cduced On Friday, July H. at A. The spisndid
-dosbe engine steanshp GEukGIA CGpt Porter. q = ",
Soocs NJ from her pier az the foot o. Warren
X, with Vie governuent mails. for Chagres via Hav
Rassengers tra erred Havana n pendd Sow bio
engine steamship Fslcvn Passengers leaving the Ono wi
connect with the favorita United states Nah "a
TO sail from Pars about the Let
krcght passage apply the ONCE 81 and ~
at III West ST. Get, corner Warren street.
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DACIFlC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPASY-oNL LII
through line for California and Oregon via CT
fsre reduced On SATURDAY July H. At 3P The splendid
oonlmander will sail on saturday, July H. at O'Clock
precsey from her foot of Warren North
River, with the mails Chagrcs
with the favorits Y. Mail ste aship Panama
Panama about the lst Of August. For passage
freight apply st the ofee 81 and South street. 1T wes
o Warren
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GRAND SUMNER EXCURSION FROM NEW YORK.
" BY the N r. and Erie Railroad to Dunkrx and buffalo
lin Of ade with the and Erie
Railroad Company tickets for the above Excuion going
and coming will be sold the low price of Ten roars
The tp Passengers viii leave New York the tSth 10TH
or nth Of July. in the Con pany steamers at the foe Of
Duane street, will Dunkirk before the
6th 81 their option aGordng opportunity TO visit Ma
Falls Detroit ard thu Upper Lakes. This 10 the
greatest opportunity at the cheapest rate offered
travelling upwards q Thousand miles, and enjoying the
best the United States Tickets be had
Of L. W. WINCHESTER, Harnden's Kxpress6 Wall street.
EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY
~ day except Ssts rdays-rhe sea steamer BUFFALO,
Capt Smith, viii leave Hammond street at TX o'oock
Canal at TX Grand at 81; CAtharine 81 Pier No. N.
u at NJ ming by p. NJ Refreshments bait, and
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COsPASH-
~ Br.men Wis scuthsmpton.-The U; 8 Mail stesusaip
HERMANN, v. Crsktree lander. will sail foe Bsn5a
VIA sou,hsm pton, saturday July t2.h from pier No
North hiver. at O'Clock, ". An esysreaced su-r,a
~ stts ched h. thu strip. All letters thro1s
Poet One spe delivered in Havre For passage fcght
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Assembly.

Assembly.
ALBANY, July 9-7h Pm.
The following Ii the protest offered by Mr. MAURICE
the passage of the Canal BILL and which ordered to
be entered upon the journal of the House,
To tho Hon. Jos. b. VARsuM,
Speaker Of the House of Assembly
We the undersigned members of the House Of Assem-
bly, favorable as to the completion Of the canals
but mindful Of the obligation of oath support
constitution of the State and believing that the ball
before the House of Assembly for the enlargement
the Erie and the completion Of the tennessee Valley and
Black Riv,r canals violates the constitution do solemn
ly and earnestly protest against such bill unoonstu
ton and request that this protest be entered
the il Wrnal of the House
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EXCURSIONS.


GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION TO NEW ROCHELLE
VI and Glen Cove. Sunday July L3-Fare IS each
way The fsvorte steamer ISLAM DER will make pleas
70 tire above placeeavn the foot Of Ham
rmond 81 o'clock NJ Srring street So Catherine
st. r., 9l{ Grand ~ Tenth "a and pier Twenty
sixth street. 1914 Returning will ieave Glen Cove 81 r.
M and New Rochelle All who Of heaishfui
ecreaton will find this excursion gratifying good
opportunity offered TO those fond fishing
Dinner furnisbed ny frat class hotels st New Rochelle
N. B.-A good supply Of refreshments on board.
XCURSION TO STRATToNPoRT, BETWEEN
IL Flushing College Point Tho steamboat OTHELlO
will make excursion Sunday next July
13th, leaving rs follows
Hammond street. n. r., at o'clock, A. n.
Robinson street, N H., at ~
Peck Slp, East River, at sl4
Cathsrine street, r. r., at So
Grand street, do. at :" -
Tspth street do. at 81
Landing import and remaining about an hour after
which she will make short sound and returning
will arrive in the city about o'clock for the
Wooster street. two doors from Amity street. Fare l2a
cents each way.
GRAND EXCURSIONS TO CONEY ISLAND. LAND
~ ing u Fort Hamilton each wayIFare Hh Gents.
The and splendid steamer TROJAN, Capt J. N. Rod
man will make daily s.cursonsso Conoy LELAND for the
g. half past O'clock. "a and half,past II and At 81
From Pisr N. T.. at half past ., 10, and o'clock.
Xornms trip from Fort Hamilton atSAk
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1HIPPlN q.

TSOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE U. s. NAIL
II steamship FRANKLIN Jas A. Wotton. Commander.
will Havre touching Southampton land
mails end Saturday July ut IL O'clock
from pier No. North Price of passage $780, All let
tcrs must Through the office experienced
attached 70 the For freight apply
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THE NEW AND INDEPENDENT LINE FOR CALI.

SGHE NEW AND INDEPENDENT LINE FOR CALI.
u fornia, via Nicaragua The steamship PaoMErHEUs
will leave pier No. North river, Monday, July ~
~ o'clock T. M for San Juan direct connecting with
leave San Juan the 18th. Passengers
iron Juan there for purpose
and the river and Lake NcaraguA Virgin
Bay and good road twelve miles aisant to the
Pacific wher. the besutiful steamship Pacific will he In
dines receive them. Passengers through
Sch ets At No Ratte pin
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LNOR LIvEKPOOL-THE CITY OF GLAsGoW-rHIS
fayorts steamship will sail from philadelphia Thurs
day the 18th ibet ut IL o'clock The regular passages
this steamship and her elegant make
most desirable for those about visiting Europe
the saloon. SiUO lore cabin 500 Passengers will
be provided With Railroad Tickets by the agents For freight
or passage. apply 20 -
The splendid new steamship CITY OP hANCHGS gR
will succeed tae ity OF ClagoT and a from Phil
about the 1Uth of
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoEPAhY.-tON
Through Line tor tsliforni. and Orcgoa. THE putt
ar nferred that Snder sns arrangement Cor
H1ny steamers Eapeated by the Navy
mebt and earring tho United Mates as s
zssve Panama San FrNncco ard i5, % each
,uonth unless detained by unavoidable accident snd vii
s1oueh AZ Acapulco. San Diego and Monterey. .
The folio vins steam packets belonging the Pao7c a.
esmship Company are in the Pacific. Of which w
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leaving Ne~ Yort for Chsrss nth Of
month
The Steamship III DORA DO an. FALCON viii form
direct line between New orlesns aud Chssres leaving
ouch periods ss Will insure little detention posahe
abs Isthmus ard forming, with the Pacific seausN rs
nhioush line 70 ard from New Orleans and port. In Hyicc
Galfornia, and DRAGON Passages from New Oresns
% secured from Arm tavrasop Co.. th.
cisco has been reduced from
500, In state h. S24
$3.50, In lower cabin, 10 -nn
t1O, In steerage, to &lss
The rates from New rort Uhssrss will loves
ndoptet ny any safe steamer between those
For choce ~ berhs apply the Com cap
and ~ south street sna ~ their seencv III
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The new steamship COLUMBIA will ply between Sal
francisco and ports IN Oregon awaiting AZ the former
ahe arrival ~ the mails and from Panama and
ceturnbs without delay with the msia
che steamer frorn San frsncisco.
regular line Of propsllers will BE- kopt ar the
eeaon o. freight and transient passengers bet~sen Pa
iaama and Ssr Francisco.
The veil tso~p steamship SARAH SANDS ct l,eoD ,ons
burthen row under charter 70 the copany and peculiarly
oommcdious N Der csb arrspsemsa vii be hept runniuf
% an extra family boat
One Of th steamer. will keep up the connection W
tveen Acapulco and the other Mexican ports.
Jhe connector IN the Atlantic will he maintained NJ an
United m AL et4s mehf
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MEADOW BANK MINERAL SPRINGS,

THE SUBSCRIBER, having completed his large and
pleasant building upon his farm in the country about
three miles from Washington city, the Turnpike to
Bladensburg, Is now prepared to receive boarers Gen
temen with their families single persons be
commodated with board and lodging by the month"; week
or day. Picnic or other parties also be
dated by giving previous notice
Upon the Farm, near the house, Is Spa Spring, Of
well known medical properties being strongly impreg
mated with sulphur, Iron, Salts, and Magnesia.
There will be- at all times, at the Spring, Refreshments
for ysers viz Lemonade, IceGream and all the Fruits
Of the season Dsorderly persons excluded from the
grounds, and yiters received Sundays He desires
70 be governed by the rules of Temperance, and
quently will furnish no liquor to his guests.
Means Of conveyance from and to the city daily.
Every exertion will be made TO render visitors COM
rabo and he respectfully sots the patronage Of the
public
MEADOW BANKS, June 10, 1851. n. w. BURROWS.
P.s.-A good secondhand PIANO wanted, to purchase
or rent.
good sober COOK can find a place by calling on IN,
subscriber Satisfactory reference required
reference can be made TO John Callan esq., Clement
Bennett esq, or 10 John Van Reswick, ESQ.
June ll-eo2n wB
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY,


Under the direction Of AARON HAroHT PALMER, Of Nelc
York and WoRTHISGToN GARRETTsoN SNEruEN, Of Neio
Orleans Attorneys and Councillors Of the Supreme Cburt
ofhs United States.
This establishment Is formed for the following objects
l. For practising law in the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States and conducting professional business before
Congress
For the prosecution and recovery Of all claims in law
equity against the United States before Congress or
the Executive Departments against foreign Goyern-
ments before Boards of Commissioners.
B. For the settlement Of accounts with the State, Trea
sury, War; Navy, Post Office and Interior Departments
and obtaining the remission Of fines penalties and for
FIXTURES for alleged violations Of the revenue, post Office
or other laws.
a. For securing letters patent for inventions from the
United States or from foreign Governments and procu
ring land warrants and pensions under the various pen
sion laws of the United States
For collections generally embracing debts egacies
and nheritances in the United States and foreign coun
tries.
For the purchase and sale Of lands in anv Of tn,
States Territories of the Union, loaninq moneys
on mortgage Of real estate lying therein
For investment Of funds IN United States and Stat,
stocks and loans collection Of the dividends thereon ami
generally for the transaction of all business PERTAINING
a law loan, and banking agency.
All communications addressed, postpaid, TO Messrs
Palmer Snethen American and Foreign Agency, Cit,
Of Washington will receive prompt and faithful attention
PALMER a sNETHEN,
june so-1y" Office No. boerroll Place, Capitol HIN