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Religious Notice.

A SECOND ADVENT CONFERENCE, will be
IN held in Thomas st. Chapel,
Commencing Wednesday. Dec. 10th,
at 10 A. and continue through tie week The morn
ing session Of each day will be devoted he trsnsac-
ton of business afternoon and evening devotional
exercises aud Lectures.
Elder j V. Hines and d. I. Taylor, of Boston, Mass
Ell er Osler, of Salem, and Pearson, of Newbury port
Elder Shpman, of Sugar HILL and other ministers are
expected TO be present
The public are respectfully invited 10 attend.
dec9 DIST
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Btasss Compound Cod Liuer OIL Candy. Probably
no one single article in the materia medca has ,er
conferred so many blessings on mankind as has Cod
Liver OIL But all persons use the OIL ON ac-
count OF It's disgusting flavor. This fact Induced DR.
Bliss an experienced apohecary Of Springfield Mass
70 compounde candy which should retain MI the vir.
tues oil the OIL and be free from its offensive taste and
oucr ms candy is one of the very best remedies for
al pulmonary complaints; hut is has its counter5eits
n mnich must be stunned by the purchaser Call for
bnsss candy and receive no other Prepared BY b. X
BLISS, SOLE proprietor, Springfield. Price, IS cents
package. For sale BY
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WARD WI.
Wardn, f. B. stoddard.
Clek, Thomas Earle.
hspsatqs, Samuel p Russell, Erastus Tucker.
z. E. Berry.
WARD VIII.
Warden, John Boylea.
Clerk, John A. Dana.
Inspectors, Geo. Hobbs, C. w. Oliver. Geo. A.
Chamberlain
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DoDcE, the vocalist, has offered prize of three
hundred dollars for the best comic song.
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JOB Printing Of all kinds--Pamphlets. Ca,aloous
Ssop pd ss, nak Chscks Placards Concern Bills Visit
PROMPTLY executed 1t THIS OFFICE. ,,non ano
terms. ~ "Po' ihousrale
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DIED.

Scituate. 81.
In this city 5th inst Herbert F., only child of Frede-
rick and Amira $. Burrill, year, IL mos.
In Pennington, Maine, oath ult, John Pickfors, n.
In Norih urookfeld, 5th inst, Wymau B. Smith, for
merly ofthis ,ity, So.
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ment.
Some few weeks ago, started from the SoutI :
ern section Of the State, and passed some OF !.
huadFed and fifty miles Northeast, through Ii !,
principal farming section Of the country. Til !,
road was good, and more pleasant and picturesq, ,
scenery, is scarcely to be met with. On eth. r
side, was the wide extended prairie, where il !.
plough never run, irod and known only by thu
savage, who is now himself unknown. and CO, :
cred with its carpet Of green. mingled with fiou
ers o. every hue, whose perfumes regaIe an
eearesh the Passer-by. The groves Of oak, hcl .
Ory' and elm, were arranged as if by the art I, f
man, covered with the most luxuriant foliag, .
which would seem TO weigh them to earth, as II ,
oracins winds passed over them. Again, wer
ae'ds covered with wheat, waving as the gent
breeze hoats across the wide expanse, recoiln
only to regain its equilibrium, and then with
following train, to resume its continuous motions.
unu swept down at last by the hand of man.
The fields Of corn whose leaves began 10 ex
pand. and extend in its upward course, rustlir
before the gale, gladdened the heart Of the farme.
who sees plenty before him, while, grazing {
the boundless prairie, herds of unnumbered catti.
roam, free as the air which encircles them, sport,
i've as the sucking calf, who has obtained h.,
liberty and in triumph defes his pursuer to agai
place the lasso over his glossy neck. These num-
berless herds Of sheep and cattle instead Of fear
ing and stunning man, as they were wont TO do,
where they knew them better and see them Off
.ener, cling to man as their guardian; and if yos
ance to meet themo the plains, they " i'll foe
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"a. "A. btrhtfOrd would sav N hi ,tn.
wishing good Dsguereotypes Of themselves or iisnd"
.naa 'noy can obtain Ihom BY calling on him. at ne
Block corner Of Main and Front ss where III y y, "a
treated WIN civty and polIeness Entire sesscio oe
b""t"s''ep"' een07dtf1
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g- Read chamberlin & Co.'S Carpet Adver-
tisement
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7, j.
Mh. LEARNED will, at The suggestion and solicita-
ton OF many friends Of the above named science devote
portion Of his time 10 the application of this new and
eHectua remedy of Nature the relief and cure OF
tne suffering and afflicted Mr. L can be seen and con-
snte Tree OF charge, during the day at the Counting
Room o. j. u Morse e. Co, No. 10 Mechanic street.
snd al evening at his residence No 81 Portland St. MI
L. VIII also teach Glasses II desired. DIP diff
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Ward Officers.
WARD ].
Wavdm, Erastus NJ. Holmes,
CLERK, Lysander Chandler.
Inspectors, Jonah Rice, Chandler Needham. and
WARDII
Warden, Benjamin Walker.
CLERK, Geo. H. Esiabsook.
Lsspectors, VIM. G. Maynard, Geo. w. Bentley.
Charles w. EngIey.
ay WARD iii. 4
Wndn, Martin Luther.
Clerk, JAS n. Bancroft.
Luspssors, Marcus v. B. Jones, Geo. n. Peck.
ham, WIN. M. Lamb.
m WARD Nv.
Wwdes, Charles Warren.
CLERK, Calvin L. Prouy.
IS Inspectors, Lewis ssurtevant, L. d. Towne, Edwin
Moody
WAnDv.
W1das, Il. @, Watkins.
C7eyh. Jshn r. Watkins
Inspectors, Nathan B. Ellis, Z. r. Clarke, Caleb
Csi,iag.
WARDVI
Wvdm, Edwin Draper.
"A Cy1x, Marc Kendall. A
xassciors, Albert Huntingdon. Jas. A. wbiOpIe.
Eibsidgs AIdrich.
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OIL =. The propretors OF this pnper will ~.
be responsible Tor an, goods delivered m otbe, nv ~.
der from us for the same. EARLE e. w ~ or-
Worcester, August z. DnS
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The Milford Fire Insurance Company,

Vie First Meeting Of the members Of this Corpora
uon, VIII be hoIdsn al the Office or ALLYN " Egl
lOr, IN Milford, GU Thursday, the eleventh day Of ID
purpose o. choosing directors, making b,.Iaws, AZ
opihg y. oshef acts necessary complete orQanizat
q saia corporation, accoEdng TO law under iis chart
W.A.HAYWARn.y'
..,..., ,, D, UNDERWORLD
''''o''' Decemoer ist, 1851 dec3.W
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CARDIFF affords me great pleasure ic certify that Mr.
r. LEARNED became, some nine months since n mem
Fer OF my class of private ms ruction in the science OF
Mental Aichynly; in which is involved the application
mental and physical. that since that. time by cores
pond or Otherwise he has been under my constant
advce 10 regard 10 the theory involved in this science
~ ven as III egard 10 its practical application The
relief of the afflicted and that regard him every yay
as eneny qualified 10 teach the principles of the SCI
ence he having complied with my conditions to that
sec as wen as TO practice the Same successfully
The cate Of disc ases and therefore cordially commend
MIN TO The confidence ofthe suffering and afflicted
b. BROWN WILLIAMSON D.
Prof Mental Ichv my
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VILLA ICKINsON,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Will attend to this and to other of business at
his Office over the Central Bank. nov DIFF
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competence for the task in which he il en9aged Drs
cher's Patent spyrometer and the improved steihom
eter CHE recent invention Of DIR. GUAM of Dublin)
iogelher win me flexible Stethoscope 40 inches
in length, are used by him in his examinations
Dr. H. wishes to be distinctly underst God that no re-
nuneration required from any person for his services
which he is engaged, -
Any person aboring under having predisposition
to y is fearful muady will confer favor by cali ne and
hopes will be satisfactory.
Office and residence, No. Maple street, near the
worcester house. nov22-d3m
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SIGMA has written teTvIl n his ss1es
a'''S'es upon re FsasDigniiy Of thf1Com-
like to say 81 eW wofa man the SAINT
subject"
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Clerk Wanted.

A SALESMAN who has had some experience, an
~ can take charge Of set OF Books.
dec10 d3t sA. HOWL Ann
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N barn, or felt the gaIings Of the yoke, an
seldom seen stranger, will come so near
allow you to caress him with your hand; an
you depart he will follow.
A word about the health Of the country, and
= done. Thepeople of New England have ha
idea thatth West is very sickly and unhealth
that every third person is shaking with the fevs
I'D ague, or other bilious diseases All hay
say about it, is this, have been in this stat
md section ten months; have travelled more tina
thousand miles through different sections, an
n all my travels, have not come across an ind
vidual that has the shaking ague; have see
those who have had it south Of here, who cam
this state and got rid of it. The last censu
lows that the number Of deaths in Wisconsin,
S,as 1.ss in proportion to the number Of inhabi
PANTS. than in any ether State in the Union.
A. F. CHILDs.
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Seven l,nlnnlx l

I has been agreed by the shoe Dealers, Wntchmak
ers and Jewellers in this city generally 10 close then
stores ~ O'clock except on Saturday Eyeuings com.
decl0dlw '' 80 = 80
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alton into that region at the present time, will
find ''too much pork for shilling before the
get through. The same may be said Of MINI, :
so'a. Il is barren, uneven, andrugged countr,
the inhabitants Of which are engaged principal :
Ia the lumber business. A person coming to tn )
country, expecting 10 find Government land in al
decent locality, will find himself under great
mistake. Land ranges from three to thirty dol
lars per acre, according to locality and Improve
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Notice

hereby given, that the subscriber has recently In
~ vented q Monkey Wrench operated by Cam--cal
led Cam Wrench, for which he intends 10 secure
dec1O di+ ALEX NJ gOYDIsN.
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Sale at Auction

Dry Goods Store; he must be at least I6 years q
4 age Salary seventy five dollars per year One from,
the country peferred Personal application necessary.
decl0 dtf GEO. p, BRYANT.
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At the time of his visit to France, he was only
captain, and his whskered ferocity. sunburni face,
abrupt manners, and savage gallaniry, set Off as
they were by his Spahi uniform, made him
great fayorte in society. He married as great
contrast to him as possible; gentle.heared, del
icate, pretty little lady. with soft blue ewes and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-22
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, June "a 1901.
a Hot Day-Nec York Boats for Cape May-Propsuer
Omsde Lne-Iaporta Decision Relative T.!egrGphtc
Op-ators-Sudden Death ia the Cars, etc.
The mercury to-day is approaching the nineties and
induces many TO think Of trips to Cape May and roll
u the salt pond Of old Neptune The steamboat Thomas
Powell came up from New Castle yesterday In ninety
eight minutes, SURPRISING the quickest trips Of any Of
her predecessors in these waters. She win
her Cape May trips on Tuesday next. The Roger
Williams is doing good business the route
Judges King and Parsons decided this morning that a
telegraph operator bound to disclose the contents of
photographic communication when required to do in
legal proceeding Judge Campbell, who also the
bench, dissented from this opinion
The kees Of two steam propeers, Of leo feet long,
will shortly be laid at Kensington designed the
mencement tf line between New York aud this city,
to make the run by Their engines to be very
powerful to speed. and enable them carry
passengers These vessels with the side heel boats
the same route, will give daily line Of
between the two cities by
Mrs. Mary Jane Cattell while in the from the
west her way TO this city to visit her father Robert
Luther. was seized with hemorrhage Of the lungs,
which caused Der death in few minutes
Mexican Buchanan. the accomplished trsgedian is to
commence an engagement at the Walnut street theatre
on Monday, during which he will produce the
tragedy Of Cacinna, or the Roman Consul written
by Mr. Pray Of your city.
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EXCURSIONS.


GUNBAY EXCURSION TO FLUsuING.-wHo WILL
- enjoy trip through He'll Gate and up the
Flushing, that beautiful place % flowers and
full bloom The propretors the several and
gardens WILL doubtless throw them open public prom.
made and inspection. No better opportunity could be
visiting these world gardens and
,,riss The new steamer ISLAND CITY will leave Fulton
narhst s,ir this mcrnns A. and o'clock returning
ron Flushing at and = o'clock.
GRhND SUNDAY EXCURSION TO COMFY ISLAND,
- hndinF at Fort Hamilton, each way Fare i2s
1he new ana splendid steamer TROJAN Capt j. ". Rod
man vii make three excursions 70 Coney Island, Sun
day snh q leaving ae fullows-from Spring street. ~ r.
at,s w. ~ nnd 3s v. ". From Pier No. ". r. at 10
o'elockP.h .
CkAND EXCURSIONS TO COMFY ISLAND, LAND
- lns tort hamiltcu each way-Tare 12n Cents
TIC nss and splendid steamer TROJAN, Capt NJ Rod
sp leaving a. Morning Trir-From spring street
81 hat rastt elc,k halfpast anf hnfrast
PIER N. r., at falfpdst o. 10 ana a'sieek vorntps
"trip from Fort Hamilton AZ SA. NJ.
EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY
tLday except Saturdays TIE M m III 81 cant
smith, will leave Thirteenth street, " r. 4, oci6ek
N. Canal street, Tit Grad street. r. So Catbsyne
street t5s; PIER No. r., ocoek rst1rnns Nv " Nj
FISHING tackle. bait aud rel sthmtnts g be provided
uJeb taDd VIZ tt 60 tcard Jefe = ceLts sGel way.
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n oNDoN DOCK BRANDIEs AND WINES. IN Rot
IL tcs BY the dozen the gallon or In bond; tne old Lon
Dock Honn Brandy; choice Amcntad0 and other
Sherrsa few dozen Of high Madeira; Sandman
.tsI .r,t class Pgr VINES ;, guliep s. Es,eIse, cha
TeAu Nargre end otler noted traRqs OF NsfeG Cham
ragnes, Burgundy Alicante. and other Wines For
ssie in qua Titles 10 fuit purchasers by
CT LETHBRIDGE. 70 and s. Fulton st.
II ASS X CO.'S EAST INDIA TONIC PALE ALE-TuIs
~ delicious non Intoxicating Summer beverage In hgh
purchaser BY the Importer.
&. LETHBRIDGE, - and - rnlton st.
A GUINNESS, SON n cos NIX DUBLIN BSowS
stout rints and pureha-
scrs by the importer. O. L. LErBBRIDGE.
sOand ), Fulton street.
THIS celebrated malt LIQUOR s universally
g the siekly ard dehtaed " tn most yeans
both in this country and in Europe.
CLARET. CLARET. CLARET LILO DOZEN SUPERIOR
Clarc Wine, 81 = per dozen; also, 100 dozen hne ST.
julien in rnts az - - dogen at the celebrated Brandy
Stcre corner u Brcome and Crosby streets.
A. BALTIMORE, Proprietor
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EMPRESS AGENCIES. Sc.

A CARD.-ADAMs L. CO.'S CALIFORNIA EMPRESS
IA Adams Co. give notice. that the destruction Of their
by the late disastrous conayration in San Francisco
has occasionsd Interruption their business operations
Our brick building tnow in Of erection the
site Of the former premses will be thoroughly hire proof
having double walls double iron doors shutters with
vaults for the rccurity
poran and will be ready for occupancy BY the t 81 July
next. Our books specie dust and valus BILE
contained In the vaults Of former office,
saved from loss or injury ADAxS \ co.
INV loRh, June 49, 1851.
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BALrrMoRr, June II, 1881.
The Post Oce Remoral Democratic CongressioaS ke1s-
.etioa-Emisraats-IO, F-Ercursion 10 CoiG1s6so--
Lottery POicies-Rea Estate Spseuisoas, &c.
Inc announcement. Of the City Postmaster, that no
hAd selected the old deserted Exchange building for the
lccaion OF the City Post office, has caused such stir
among our business that town meeting
strate with the Postmaster Gle neral, is talked o.
The Democratic Ward meetings for the selection Of
delegates to the Convention for the nomination Of .
candidate for Congress for the Fourth Congressional
District is said to have resulted in indication pre-
ference between Col Mendes, j. Cohen, and william
Pinkney whyte Esq The unplsdged delegates holding
the calance Of power between them. neither
mand the strength Of the democratic party; and de-
sires success, a third man must be brought forth
@ n the s n,ss upper wards Of u: city o0"Pss part
nomination Is between Carroll Spence Esq and the Hon.
Edward Hammond. The delegates from three Of the
wards in favor Of Spence in favor Of Hammond,
and the other unpedged Mr. Spence WILL probably, b
the candidate -.
Nearly three hundred German emisrant. arrived at
this port yesterday on their way to the Far West.
The different Lodges Of Odd Fellows from this city
who attended and took in the dedication Of the
hall q the order at Columbia Pa returned yesterday
highly delighted with their visit The procession num-
bered nearly 1000 members the largest por-
ton from Philadelphia. The grafton Of Horn r. Knessr
Esq Is ssid to have been Of the ablest exposons
the beneficial influences Of the order and
VIII be printed for universal circulation The grand
ievee In the evening truly great affair and the
substantial Pennsylvania ladies were present in large
numbers and brilliant beauty, beaming In health and
lovenesr.
Henry Boon and two negroes yesterday arrested
and committee to prison. the charge Of selling lot
terry policies. There have been least nfty arrests
during the past year this charge.
The sales Of building lots in the vicinity Of the city and
within its limits still continue at extraordinary prices
They bring full fifty perce mt than they would
ation 10 sell again The homestead associations are
also laying out villages beyond the suburbs.
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Tur Lsrr Fpss ~ sr Loyis.-The Ct Louis Rsr~iJi-
cs Of the 18th inst speaking Of the late free in that
city. saysThe entire buildings destroyed Eve In
Der. owned by Mr. Beehler lie also occupied the
stores Nos 50 aud 90 Second street and portion 81 tho
house the alley. His business that Of upho
sterer lie sets down his loss In buildings stock and
MATERIAL at from 10000 70 ft5 900, upon which there
only s. coo insurance in the German Home Mutual
The store No SIS Second street. between Nos ~ and 20
was occupied by VIM NJ Harlow furniture wareroem.
Loss on stock and materials $1,000 insurance slloc
$1,000 u which was In the Madison stcvo IN the Lex
irgen, and 5000 in the Tennesseeal agencies FER
dinsnd Kemp, the hemp hove manufacturer, Lost about
ftC0 in stock and material vhi:h u covered portion
&C the Of Thos Grey extensive blacksmith shop
was also consumed and injured BY falling vail Ices
probably $1,000 covered In me oa'ces In this city.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA.

DARNUMs MUSEUM. CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
- Chestnut streets Phladelphia.-P. T. Barnum, Propre
H. Sanford, NanageTwo performances daily alter
noon and evening Admission cents children half price
Monday evening" l6 MT Booth. the eminent
makes his in Hamlet During the week the
hartnetts formerly Of the kavel Family will give their
terepg and ding the Tight Rope.
Mr. Taylor the popular comedian will also sppear during
the week. in the LADY Of Lyons and oth. yorte plays
Pleasing farccs both afternoon and evening The collection
Of wonders crowded into the enraeous saloons comprise
hal dozen original collections including the famous
by Peale. These all worthy Of visit and DO
together with the the Lecture
for the low price Of y cents.
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EoRsALE.-Ay VERY HANDSOME BAY roNr. AMOUR


rI,o LADiEs-GREAT SALE OF PARIS MANTIILAs-
- The Proprietor q the Paris Mantlla Emporium, 8
Broadway this day in receipt las steamer o. twenty
cases containing upwards of 5000 kanas purchased Ny
his agent IN Paris under particular circumstances and
which he viii sell little than half the usual
importation Please observe the richest goods only
ktyt At this establishment s5 Barere Mantillas, In all
eolors at l2s erch $50 very rich Tissue SILK Msntas
80 and - 5 55 BLACK and ColorefWatered silk Mantlas
az S4 So snd So SO very rich DO with deep frinccs
Laces at Ss and $40 800 very rich Clored STA
knntae At Sl ~. SCI, and 81 80 Superb Lace Mant
lac at 81 ft1.. a. ard 49, Misses Mann.n every sife.
lycntb Fsrasols. gI0. PrLPfN, so Bpcedway.
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~ REAT COMBINATION OF TALENT AND NOV Ed
" entertainment: win perform in the principal CT aes in
r. Wallet the celebrated Clown and the far famed Rainer
New Orleans Screnader Part l. Beauties Of the opera
ges and overture by the Bursque Sable Artstes
Part H. Night with Wallet, embracing the gems Of
Shakespeare, Milton Chaple Of Smiles snd Tears comic
lectures tales bon mote fun froc and fancy delivered in
the costume Of the Kings Jester Of the olden time by W T.
Wallet the original Shakespeare Clown and Jester
Niblos Garden New York, and Welchs National Cir
Part III To conclude with the Plantation Gala all alive
in the South Doors at ~ o'clock Entertainment to
commence at o'clock. Admission q cents Music Diree-
tori q. Rainier At Bridgeport Monday, June - Water
bury Tuesday and Wednesday 9th and th New Haven,
friday and Saturday 2jth and 9th.
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PERSON Al.

INFORMATION WANTED OF HENRY GREY SEAMAN
late q shield. Englandi year since in The Roa. ~
h. viii Apply 10 wilmer and Rogers ~ Nassau street. New
York he vii hear q somethng 70 his ADVANTAGE.
~ oTICE.-Ir THE FOLLOWING PERSONS, REsID-
IN ing or having resided. in New York-to wit-Henry
Van war; Jonathan Walton, Samuel Smith. sons n Co.,
Robert l. Stevens, Henry sumon. Charles shaw, shaw
living Rovson, Isaac r. RIliett H. Collins jun Henry
n PHILIP Collins, jun. Sir Michael n. Clark, William
Dourisss, Mary Adsms, Jan Beers, H. Buchanan, Thos
Buchanan Ephraim Buswei Peter Barlow Daniel Parker
yoph Pearson, Jane. Porter tregser ehsucery John
Pollard, rarmy Ludlam A sons Lewis Leyson, Thomas
L<msse Mark Leayenw0th John Lonely William Pollard
their O. their legal representatives. will address
paid o. p O. Washington City, D. c. they will learn
Something greatly 70 their advantage.
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DARIs BASKERs-TuE SUBSCRIBERS. AGENTS
for the banking house Messrs Allisf Grand u Rue
de Treyse, Paris will oTen credits upon Them Tor PARTIES i'm
porting goode from France, Germany, and Swttcrland
Also for travellers gong to the Continent aud 10 England
{. ". HABICnT 4 co, % Wall street
Addresses ~ manufacturer throughout Switzerland,
France and Germany be furnished.