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INTERESTING FROM CENTRAL AMERIcA-We
find in the Trait Union, of Mexico, the following
news from Central America, to the It'll Of March:

find in the Trait d Unon OF Mexico, the following
news from Central America, to the 7th Of March:
After the defeat of the troops of San Salvador
and Honduras, Gen. Carrera entered Santa Anna
without any resistance. There Carrera sent an
official communication to the government of San
Salvador to ask satisfaction, in order to repair the
damage done by the invasion of the Gautemalan
territory The Minister, Jose A. Jeineuez, in the
name of the government of San Salvador, said that
he was ready to settle all difficulties but he
thought that the occupation, of Santa Anna by the
troops of Carrera was an obstacle to the transac-
ton. Carrera responded, that he could not evacu-
ate Santa Anna before peace was agreed upon /;
and that he would call new troops, and should oc-
cupy other portions of San Salvador till this State
should have nominated some commissioners for
arranging the conditions Of treaty of peace The
government of Guatemala, on the other hand, more
favorably disposed, gave orders to Gen. Carrera
evacuate the department of Sonsonate, to leave
troops the frontier, to return to the capital
and not to leave TO San Salvador any objection in
refusing peace.
After these orders General Carrera returned to
Guatemala with his victorious army, where bril-
liant reception was given to him.
At San Salvador an important change had taken
place in the Government. The Houses of Congress
were called together, and an accusation made and
voted against President Vasconcelos, for violation
of the Constitution, and the Vice President, Fell,
Guiros, took his place at the head Of the Admins
| tration on the LIST OF March.
| The ex-President Vasconcelos so put in accu
sation, after his unhappy expedition against Guat
emaa, has demanded, in address the Senate, t.
be Immediately tried in order to justify himself be-
fore the country.
In Honduras things appear to be as at Salvador
The country highly disapproves of the course Of
President Juan Lindo, for having entered into a
coalition with San Salvador against Guatemala,
the result of which was unfortunate and we
should not be astonished to hear that like Doroteo
Vasconcelos, he should be called upon to give an
account of his conduct, on that occasion, to the
Congress of his country.
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~ lHE PHILADELPHIA UNITED STATES MINT.
Inc total amount OF bullion deposited for coinage
during the month of April, was 50 $3.50, 500. Silver
bullion deposited during the same period, s1sooo
Gross coinage for the month-gold, silver and con.
Per-s3, lsl ,794, as follows: 1l7,744 Double E,.
giles 81, l79 Eagles IS, 9O3 Quarter Eagles as7
lis Gold Dollars; $4,000 dimes, and / 3s3 67s
cents. Total number of pieces, ,972,625.
The coinage Of three cent pieces has reached 10
about $4,000, and is progressing rapidly. Bv in.
structions from the Department, one-half of tbi,
coinage is to be reserved for the Assistant Trea,
ury and Government repositories in distant cities
who will, by exchanges and otherwise, introduc
them into circulation. The balance will be pal
out at the Mint, in amounts of $50, $50, and sl5t
The issue took place on the 9Th inst.
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THE KENT COUNTY MuRDERs.-The Elkton

The KENT COUNTY MURDERs.-The Elkton
Democrat learns, from reliable source, that
Drummond has made such Statement as will
bring the perpetrators of this unparalleled crime to
punishment The rumors which have filled the
papers for week past have all sprung out of his
revelations, which those entrusted with them have
endeavored to keep secret that they might the bet
ter subserve the ends of justice. The persons who
have been confined in Jail at Elkton, on suspicion,
were taken to Chestertown on Saturday, with the
exception of George Shelton, who has been dis
charged. Ford, Stills and Murphy, will have a
hearing at Chestertown to-day. baltimore Clip
per 9Th instant
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PosrorrIoE ARRANeEMENr.-An arrange.

PosToFFIcE ARRANGEMENT.-An arrange
ment has been effected by the Postmaster General,
by which mails may be forwarded from New York,
Charleston, Savannah, New Orleans, San Fran
cisco, Monterey, and San Diego, to places on the
west coast of South America, through the agency
of Consul at Panama The single rate Of
postage each letter will be fifty cents, and eight
cents each newspaper to be prepaid in all cases
These rates will include the entire postage to and
from every place in the United States. Mails may
be transmitted in return, the same rate of postage
on the payment there of one-half these rates the
other half be collected at the offices of receipt in
the United States
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THE TRIUMPHs OF THE NEEDLE.-A tailoring
establishment in Boston, furnishes steady employ
ment to about seventy individuals in that city, and
to from to 5000 in the country. No less than 20
cutters are kept constantly at work. In Maine,
one man has employed upon their work from to
700 men and women. Last year they paid out for
needework alone, rising of S127,000 They are
now paying out for needlework, in the city, from
$1,000 to $500 per week. and in the country, $4,000
to $1,000 per month. Their operatives make--the
girls from 50 to IS per week, and the men from
"a to $40. Some of their best seamstresses, by
working nine hours day, make from 81 to So per
week.
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THE LAKE TRADE.-Gen. Packer, of the Penn
sylvana Senate, in the speech he delivered before
that body, at its late session, in advocacy of the
great railroad scheme which is to connect this sec.
ton of country with the Lakes, ultimately gives the
value of the Lake trade for 1913, as follows:
ss4a fIs Lake
laro, S2S, IA 900; Lake Champaign, SIC $50 700
Lake ST. Clair, S639 ,524 - Total, 1886, 4S4 ,905
100000 more than the whole foreign export
trade Of the United States.
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REMARKABLE Conversations Town pap

REMARKABLE CoNvICTs.-Hob Town papers
of December notice the arrival of Lieut. Pate,
under sentence of transportation for seven years,
for the assault upon her Majesty 1t is said he dis
Smith O'Brien had arrived at Hobart Town from
Port Arthur. He was cheered by his counuymen,
and escorted by depuaton to the Free Masons'
Hotel. New Norfolk was to be his future resi-
dence. O'Dougherly, another of the men trans
ported for the attempted insurreciion in Ireland,
had received permission to reside in Hobart Town,
where he would practice his profession (medical.)
IN Y. Mirror.
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From THE PLAINs.-We learn from Mr. Abel
Warren, trader among the wild Indians, who CO me
in few days ago from the neighborhood of Fort
Arbuckle, that party of Keechies and Osages
passed that post, a day or two before he left, on
their way to make war upon the Tonkaways, the
cannbals. He says that he learned, on his way,
that the Tonkaways had beaten their enemies, and
killed and eat the of the chief of the Keeches
The Osages, on their return from the battIe killed
and robbed very worthy Chickasaw. The
Chckasaws were very much enraged, and are de-
termined to have satisfaction. Fort Smith ARK
Herald, I'd inst.
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$1,0S3,742 "a 81, O9s, 1888 81
of which 200 SO the proceeds from the sales of
tracts and volumes.
From August LIST 10 March 3l-S months.
For eleven months, ending March 81.
The receipts from legacies last year but $3.50
whereas those Of the previous $333 Consdera
be sums raised by the hapians abroadmore than 81 600
from the floating Bethel at Canon-are included,
still larger raed and expended by Auxanes. The
whole would exceed $4,000 fer the past year New
York Post Sd inst,
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BENEVOLENT SocIETIEs.-The receipts of ten
of these for the year ending the Both April, Cunless
otherwise specified, are subjoined Though large,
they in the aggregate only about SIS 600 greater
than during the preceding year. The receipts of
that year were near 900 greater than during
The veara 1449-Q.
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IA The CARRoLLToN STAR.-Ths is the title of a
neatly printed sheet recently established in the
town Of Carrollton, few miles above us. 1t is
puhlhhed by Mr.. P. Souliar, a highly worthy citi-
Fan Of Jefferson pariah-e3 year. Saturdays
number has this local item
III. Hodges, who had his leg broken in several
places from The checking Of faft, died on Friday
evening last
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Going North.

E- Our friends requested call and leave their Measure
with for Their supply Of FALL and WINTER CLOTHING.
Persons visiting the North this have the Clothing
ready for them upon arrival in New York by leaving their
Measure with and every article shall be made the latest
OF workmanship and If satisfactory, to be taken
One Of partners will leave for New York aud will
his personal attention all orders in,rusted to him.
Our friend, visiting NewYork will find liz Fulton street
u9 lm2ip MONTROSS g. STILWELL,
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Placide,s varieties -. "A Card.

10 Mile HENRIETTA vALLEE begs leave to inform her
friends and the public in general BENEFIT night set
apart for THURSDAY, May wheu for the hrst time in this
city, will be produced the Operate Ballet entitled
THE 6YLPH
Also. Mr.. DE BAR will al pear in the
GODDESS CALYPSO and ROBERT MACAIRB.
@ The evenings entertainment embracing entire strength
Of the talented company.
10 Box Book open. myl3
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JENNY LIMBS ARREsT.-PAi1sdeIphia May
=, eP. h-The net receipts Of Jenny Limbs Con-
CERT last night at the Chinese Museum are esti-
mated It $4,000. She leaves tomorrow morning
ior NswYork. Yesterday the fair songstress found
nefseh In rather an uncomfortable situation. Qun-
nn, lessee Of the Chestnut street Theatre, brought
suit a&slnat Mr.. Barnum for alleged breach Of
contract, relative TO giving the Lind Concerts in
~ 'neTue. Jenny was summoned as a witness
siener i the case: A subpoena was issued AGAINST
hsr, and she was brought to the Court.room IN her
carriage BY the Sheriff. She was evidently verv
nuch sgitaied and annoyed. In the evidence. u
reply to question Of Quinlan's COUNSEL she STATED
dat she received from Mr.. Barnum $1,000 out .
every $1,000 gross receipts, as her share Of III,
profits.
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A FAMILY MASSACRE IN PENNSYLVANIA
On the night of Friday, Cd instant, near Roxboro',
few miles from Philadelphia, murders were COM
mitted, which in some respects resemble the Cosden
murders, in Kent county, Maryland When so
mach innocent blood is shed, the times must be
wofuly our of joint
Early on the morning of the Sd, some persons,
going to the house of German who owned small
farm near Roxboro', were Mortified to find his body
lying in the yard, some distance from the door,
| with his skull cleft in twain with an axe.
son proceeding into the house, the wife was
found in the condition, and an infant at the
| breast with its brains knocked out The axe with
which the deed was committed, was found near the
body of the man, and was covered with blood and
brains The other two children were discovered in
the barn adjacent to the house, in such state of
alarm, as to be unable to tell anything of the occur
renee 1t seems that they had fled from the house
| to avoid similar fate. The impression was, that
| the murders were committed on Friday night
the I'd, while the family was at the supper table.
The table was set and several of the dishes were
broken over the floor, as if there had been dread
| full struggle. The object Of the murderer or muir
derers was plumber is evident from the fact that
the bureau drawers were broken open, and rfed of
| their contents
Immediately after the discovery ofthese murders,
messenger was dispatched to Philadelphia to OBJ
tain the aid of the Marshal, in ferreting out the
murderers. The Coroner has held inquests over
the bodies, and a reward has been offered for the
arrest of the perpetrators of the horrible deed.
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The New York Journal of Commerce has infor-
that permission has been sent on from Washington
for the California mail to take their departure on
Monday. when their regular day sailing falls on the Sun
day. Similar instructions will also be sent out To San Fran
cisco. This is concession to public sentiment.
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yteamship City Of GLASGOW. which is one Of
~ 1ladelphia and Liverpool line, arrived at the
former from the latter port the Sd inst in SIX
tsen and . half days passage. The news by the
MiagsEa was three days later.
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Die a..

On Monday, May 49, at 10 O'Clock. ANDREW JACKSON
CAMPBELL, son of Andrew and Eliza Campbell aged six
teen months.
No The fads Of the family requested to attend his Funeral
THIS MORNING. O'Clock from the residence Of his parents,
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HOUSE OF REFUGE, Municipality No. Two.
ANNUAL LECTION.

A OBLIGATIONS for the office of Superinten-
dent and Assistant Superne ndent will be received by
the Undersigned until SATURDAY next, the 9Th inst
This Institution school of reform for juvenile offenders
in which they trained habits of industry, instructed
morally, and the bra ches of education in the
primary schools of the Municipality. Upon the Supenten
dent deyo'ves the immediate onarge of the establishment
under the direction of the Board of Commissioners. The
resods accounts and purchases are committed to his
with the Assistant, to instruct The boys.
Applicants yed to visit the House. In their appica
toDs they will be pleased to their residence their
present and for years previousy
they have been teachers when where and for what length
Of time. and facts which they may think will have
bearing their aifcaons for the situation Also, fur
Dish SUCH written testimonials it may be in their to
offer of moral character,
The duty of the Assistant aid the Superintendent
the performance OF hi dues under his direction and that of
the Board His qualifications similar those of the cu
peniendent He requ red reside the premises. Ap
pcants for the office oil Assistant requested pursue the
that prescribed applicants for the office Of
Superintendent.
The compensation of the Superintendent Is at the of
$1,000 per annum, that of the Assistant $780, both payable
monthly JAMES s SiAA sae' street. Executive
l.. MATTHEW'S,
corner Camp and Common streets.
J. 8. COPES Committee.
myl3 I'd 444 Magazine street.
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Inns lower. Of great sody is destined to last for ap

AFFRAY AT The UN,yERs,rv op V,n,
uelishuous excitement has been caused by d;f.
nru,.y p1'ween the students and the Professor of
Modern Languages. The former, having bscnm W
lneensed against the latter, got hold Of his horses
roas mem 70 dealh stampede fashion, painted them
Professor resented this with wtits Of arrest .,,s
the Sheriff proceeded execute them. he xv,s amy,
with bowie knife. Finally the ring leaders wera
apprehended and sent to jail, but the students
marched down and released them. The excjtemen,
against the Professor is very great
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Ftremen,s Charitable Association.

Firemen's Charitable Association.
NJ The GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE, for the Quarter
ending in July,
JOHN GRuBKR, of No. 49, Al Jackson street. Maras.
and at the Surveyors office, Customhoute.
JOSEPH AvET, of No. of Old Levee and Benvie
streets, in plaza ef John burgess.
JAMES BROOKS of No. g. Inspectors Office Custom house,
in place of X. Condor
myl2 By order. GEO, w. HUBBELL, Secretary
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The Carpet Bag is a paper just commenced
H. Boston II is literary paper, with not so much
indigo heaven as to spoil its wit All the Boston
and Down East boys had ought to take it, just to
know how things 60 on in the land Of notions.
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A RAnE CnAxcs.-ln our columns will be found an I'D.
van fos The nh Of HOO Of Texas sugar lands
Woh thsss thousand dollars which the prcs looked for
md demanded q lint Now, however. u the owner Is
ehesd 70 repair 70 Europe. be will daposs Of Il for half
II Nms q CISCO cash. Of the HOO acres. wohirds are
ps lands. for stock catls y esazs and fattsn onthe
eher thid tnbe'sd asa. - and half mile on the
Co2orado Rive. N.Y.
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MASS MEETING.

~ A Grand Mass Meeting Of all the Clerks of New Or
leans will be held Globe Ball Room, TUESDAY the 1871
nst for the transaction Of business concerning them ALL
II Meeting at haI-past O'Clock. my0 81
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AMERICAN STATIsTIos.-The annual commerce
Of Lake Erie exceeds slO0,000,0 900. The com.
merce Of the Western lakes and rivers is $780,
600 900. 4 ....,ss ..5sT
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CONSUMPTION OF WATER IN LARGE CITIES.
iwenty-eight gallons of water is large allowance
Tor each person. In Boston the water is wasted /;
the amount used each day is six millions of gallons,
or forty-two gallons to each person.
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We see 1t stated that Roback, the Astrologer,
has been on the charge of receiving $40 to cure
young lady oil Frankfort. of consumption. who died after
taking his medicine having been proved that her lungs
were decayed.
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The signatures to the Webster dinner at New
York, amount to between five and six thousand
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MILITARY APPoINTMENT.-S. L. Waldo, has
BEEN appointed Aid to Gen. Walker, with the rank
Gnlnnel
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STEAMSHIP WINFIELD Scorr. - The new
sssamship Winfield Scott arrived yesterday morn
ing, The i2tk iast, from New York which place she
Iaann ~ 81 inst The following il list Of her
u Rsddssn, II w Feld,. L Taylor, w Tallspt, L H
1151a6of, "A Hnms. @ BEeitenhoher, saundeI, Gen II
ghiiag ~ W Ms L Beck. Mhs Il. Beck, Hyde,
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immigration into New York, in April, 1851, was
3l,205, against l5,752 Of April, 1850.
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No Notwithstanding the Captain Of the
CUBA will be eponsble for written
order from the Captain Clerk T. B. SMITH, II Poydras a.
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~ H - clerk Of the steamship Mexico has
our thanks for q late number Of the Panama Herald
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Arrival of the Steamer Arctic.
he political news by the Arctic is unimportan
Further Foreign Intelligence.

NEW YORK, May II, A M.-Frdnce 1t was rll
mored that Gen. Changarnier was to be arrested
and that all advances of the President towards
reconciliation proved unavaing. In consequence
the funds were much depressed
HaUre Market-The Havre cotton market is dull
and TWO francs lower.
Ships-rhe Sharon and Elizabeth Hamilton
have arrived at Havre; the Ssedio at Genoa the
Enterprise, Greenock, and California at Bordeaux,
all from New Orleans.
Steamer Cause.-The steamship Crescent
City has been chartered by Government to cruise
from this port TO Florida. She sails with sealed
orders. The object of the cruise is not known.
[Picayune.
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PNAstaIOOass for Summer.
ALFRED MUNROE & co.

Summer TESTS.
BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT.
10. We invite purchasers 10 cal and Examine our a.
VESTS FOR sUMMER The following is only partial desrp
ton
Fancy Cooed MARSHES Vests;
Plain do do
White, Plain and Figured do
do do do Linen Vests
Plain Coored Linen Drill do -
Fancy Figured Linen Drill do
Fancy Figued and Plain Linen Consumer Vests;
India Grass Linen do do
Silk andL do ia
Bull, Cora Colored and White Cashmere do
Black Bomhazine Silk and made IN light,
ALFRED MUNROE a. CO.
my5 2pf 81 Magazine street. =.
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FIAcIpE's vARIETiHs- Remember Old Holland 70. night
On Thsnday Vales has her benefit when Ben DeBsr will
appear.
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jackson Rifles, Attention

v d 10 Attend regular Company i, III. every TUESDAY
NJ ~ MI and FRIDAY EVENINGS, at halfpas O'clock the
M " General Rendezvous. order of CAPT L FornO.
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THEATRE VARIETIES, NewOreans. May 8, 1851.
Gsnhe1nen-It will afford great qualification forward
views relative the benefit proposed be Mr. JOHN
Il. CALDER
Should May 18th suit will be appropriated that purpose
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
TAOs. PLACIDE
To John L. Lewis Jas H. CALDWELL Joshua Baldwin, N R. Jen-
nings, and others. myl2
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TIE cELEBRATED SUPPORTERS OF MRS BELTS, Of
Philadelphia mmeuded ard approved by the
gued American Phycans the only Supporter under
medical patronage United Being entirely
metallic pressure which calculated
IT. supporter is entirely under The OF the lady
wearing Many hundreds of ladies' Louisiana
fed by it, after all other have ad for Books
tgrn and for the supporter her only agent in NewOreas
nv n. zineF 1t,
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ESPECTFULLY informs the Lades and Gentlemen Of New
II Orleans that she has Just arrived from Europe and be
suited residence No. 49, Old and Espsna
opposite the Mint the Present. Past and Future
NJ nnsatatiolI-tientnen 81; Ladder soc. mp3 Ct
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BILOXI FIRE BRICKS.

LEEDS FOUNDRY, August 3, 1850.
AT the request OF Mr. Kendall lut into furnace in
which we melt ron Of Mr. kenal's brick with one Of
the best Scotch Fire Brick. The Scotch Brick meltee
slightly; Mr. kendasnOt at all, neither broken Or cracked
LEEDS Il co,
to" We ready to supply sugar planters witt
greatly improved FIRE BRICKS at $l2. Orders e at
Kendall Voc Co.'s, at our office, on the New Cansl,
will be promptly attended to-
WILLIAM II. EAGER,
mh29 2iptf Agent of Biloxi Steam Brick Works
Il WOOD u CO., Ship Chambers and Grocers,
~. on the Levee, opposite Post ~ Second Mnnsipaty
assortment of pods, which they will sell at reascnable
prcss- nc dpu
DLASTER-1OO0 barrels landing, for sale by
l. my7 HAYMAN s. HOLDEN. IS Mag axins 81.
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,2dp MONTROss e. sTILwELL.
DOLBEAR,S Writing g. OOk-kee ping
Academy, Sc Canal st.

- Ely Lessons lazy and NJ night
A4S I'M NB-PARENTS who conemp having their
.s8 children eventually take their hniihing Lessons
respectfully informed that the is
perfect where pupil
letter. where they have been writing fr IN hoo.
child OF write BEAUTIFUL HAND
correctly Class especially for Children for Ladies aud
Gentlemen, usual. GOLD PENS for sale,
m1a q. RUFUS DOLBEAR, SO Canal street.