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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09


 0o-John R. LiyingstOn, for many years . merchant in New York, and the last we believe, of the elders of the Livingston Family, died at Red Hook on Friday. up- wads of ninety ears old. He was brOth- CT of the Chancellor Livingston and ofthe Chancellor Livingston and of the late Ed ward Livingston, Mayor of New York, at an early day. but long a resident of New Orleans. The Evening Post, in an annOun, cing this death, says:
 sThe sisters of this family were sthrcely less remarkable. One of them was Mrs. Montgomery, the wife of Major General Montgomery, who fell under the walls of Qubec covered with glory. Another was Mrs Morgan Lewis, wife of the Governor of tho State, Major General and Quarter Muster in the U. $. Army, during the RevO- lution, and present at the surrender of Burgoyne. Another was the wife of John Armstrong, Secretary of War under Mir. Madison, when Washington was captured by the British. and the repnted author Ot the celebreted Newburg Letters The other sisters were Mrs Tillotson, wife of Col 'riIoSton. of Redhool, and Mrs, Ger reston of Rhinbeck.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09

A newspaper is the history of the world for one day. Itis the history of the world in which we now live, and with it we are consequently more concerned than with those which have passed away, and exist only in remembrance though, to check us in our too fond love oft, We may consider thai the present, likewise, may soon be past. and take its place in the respOsitors of the dead.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09
Money Found.

MOUND. by the subscriber. in the pub. E lie highway, about two weeks s'nce, small sum of money. The owner can have it by proving property. and paying foI this advertisement. .-crT
 Bantam Falls, Sept. 26. isSi' 2S
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09

@ Mr. Thomas Tar, overseer for Mr. Charles Brown. near Queenstown, Queen Ann's O., Maryland. u short time since had an occasion to correct one oi the servants. a young negro man. and tor that purpose took him inrthe granary end looked tho door. As soon as the negro saw that he was to be punished. he rush, ed upon Tarr, knocked him down, and beat him severely Tarr managed to gel away from him, and jumped out of the window. He then went to the house got his gun, returned to the granary ane shot the negro, who fingered until Fri day last, when he died.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09
ORDINATION IN SHARON =,

ORDINATION IN SHARON = The
 annual meeting of the North Consociation of Litch6eld County was holden in Sharon during the last week, and in the progress of the session the Rev. Thomas G. Carver was installed pastor of the church in that place. The Rev. Mir. Moore of Torrington made the introductory prayer. Rev. Dr. Cleveland of Providence, R. l.. preached the sermon, installing prayer by the Rev. Mir. Marsh of Winchester, charge to the pastor by the Rev. Mr. Yale of New Hart ford 1; right hand of fellowship by the Rev. MT. Smith of South Cornwall charge to people by the Rev. MT. Perrin of Goshen; concluding prayer by the Rev. MT. Me- Kinstry of Torrington. During the session the Rev. Messrs. Marsh and Dill, colleague pastors oflh church in Winchester, were dsm missed from their pastoral charge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09
prUM TREES.

MR ED1ToR- Common salt is recom- mended by our Agricultural Journals as the best manure for Plum trees to pro mote bearing. From two to four quarts spread and buried near the roots, though cultiyatiousof the soil round the tree is good. If these should fail, I would re- commend grating from good bearing va rietics. AIIof these methods I have tri- ed with success. a
 Yours. &c., ID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09

GF Rev Robert l.. Stanton of New Or leans, has beenelectad President of the Oakland C,llege in place of Dr. Chamber ia'n, who was killed by a student.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09
TORRINGTON.

Wolcottville. Oct6. The following list of Town Officers elected to-day, l send agreeable to your request. 6 .. -.7-f 4 Henry s. Barbour. Clerk & Treasurer. Hannah B. Phelps, Lewis A. Thrall, both whigs, Assessors.
 Francis N Holley, Anson Colt, whigs R c Abernethy, dem Board ef RelieC B Hudson, free soil, F P Hills, Har- mon Cook, whigs, .>plectmen.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09
NEW BOOKS.
Oct. S,h, 1851. s.....

A LARGE supply of Books just Feceiv' "A ed. consisting in part of Rollins An- cien, History, Joseph,s. complete works 1; Pope's works. Shakespeare, Gil Bias, Wins ter Evening Tales. roems by ALL Authors. D.Abigne's History of Refofmation, Mc- Canley's History of England. Farr's do. Bibles and Prayer Books aH s'zes ; and a Iorge assortment of Miscellaneous Works at ihe REPUBLICAN, OFFICE, South Street. Lischfeld. oct 6 822
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09
D YE STUFFS.
TO kek

LNOR term of years. two FARMS of IL about l50 acres, with appurtinenc.s. very desirably situated on the borders of a, Lake in the town of Salisbury. Apply t"
 @ M. A. HOLLEY. Lakeviile.
 October lst, 1851. -r g
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09

Several communications will receive at, tentiOn next week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-09

" AsoAN PN1 HVanAS tCD lNVA"SaN~4S iion with this experiment, took the s2nch- sss ink-stained handkerchief. and to the ptter aetonishment and alarm of all pres ent. threw 1t into the glaring crucible. ana lt.of cOurss, was immediately consumed Mr. Anderson then took the bottle of Nwa ter from His Grace. and breaking off tn meek. poured the water into the red-hq vessel, and immediately threw upon tn carpet from the vessel large piece of ice which was examined by them all, and | the most overwhelming surprise of th Queen, the Duchess. and every one. the. was the destroyed handkerchief in the mi, aIe of the piece of ice. The ice was hr ken. the cambric taken out and restor xithcut | staip tS the excited Duchess.
 The W;zard's famc spread rapidly. q kis houses were filled to overhoying several months in London. He being c saged. had to leave for the continent. whe great trinmphs awaited him, for in St. F lersburgh he was in equal favor. and N introduced at once to the Emueror. whi was of great service to him; una hs i, nothing by the nervous Duchess. lw he cuEioaitF 10 IkneE how the professor tl6cted the stains and restored her ha, srehisf in such a singular place and m 1pes. Isd tO lively and even friendly Fespondencs. He was introduced into GVace's family, where the Wizard alw eRds welcome and home.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-27
INHy9ANCE NOTICE.

Making 81 pr cent. for the year ending
Adg J lc5l. said per ccut'gr to be CT, On
,Ac or anal amount of ~" premium note. with
u,t reference to any cndr' cement and To DO paid
L. the treasurer, at liz Office IN M"utrclrr 81
before the l5th dJs al October, 1871, beins the
day oi the annual meeting Of sajl company.
A. heretofore, u lI-t Il persons insured IL the
several tswus, with the amount q! assessments
d1t from each r,-pcct.'.iy. viii be forwarded
/, the Bclresentat,ye elect, 10 the legislature,
by vii IA MONEY, may be iIrwdrIcl to the cPice
Hli the m cmlcr4 ~ 6hc "'inplrv r'cn-t hcar
FL nil! 80 ~ scn.lne The suA.i amount OF
TIE assessment due from each, r,.pcot,c'N /.
the office promptly. at the tIuc specified. they
they viii much advance tit.r own Interests
saving I vast umnuEi e tabor in th~ tu1surE
d,paft.ncat, and L. themselves q c"astl frh.c
.tcm in postage aud interest tu which they W.t
b. subj Geo. "a ,1,c- "a 'cE 'c,t
J f. WRIGHT TlC.arcr.
Insurance ,nirc, Montpelier, Aur. u Isl.
NJ uANh> i.n.crt fpr SAID company, and
car. ue tYunI .; his house or az the Erir. "a
car-. At E1t,and D.lo'. at ait times. 81
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I'EO 49, Il!EEt y"a-s s,d s~t,' msn
~,'' cr-t capital 81 = w "ity d"''1, -
I, - mr. 80 a pt',.1lA aud iU',ni1tis tas
r.s. Pat p@r.rt iIT., ada'Ss MAX, si
~. -lEc"
sattnd tn,gs' D -
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FOR SALE.

nNE '~u story house and barn, ono two story
~ Shol, by - together with IL" mac hin"
~ comprising Clap board m'il, Planning ma.
ciIiDc. B424-.aw,, IRON Turning iathea io,
{, .r wool, sand premises lay north OF Rutland
y.rasc. ,hout QUO milr from the Depot, on "
nior, kuovr a. tho !iAir 1ui tr',.s brook
u..t % good situation iur carrying un'he fhnrr
tltt.tg. ~ o. iou.t ans branch OF m"chnric1'
A..ur., o. door north II TIE hyldp".
TNApDUtS btNCki.Ef.
T. .'1si cot It. l-bl. Sl'f
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CoMMissiONERs NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, bclny appointed b.
the Hon. Probate Court for The dsu'ri u
iairhaTri., commissioners 20 receive ,"N1nlh"
aud adjust all claims and demand. Of a! per
son, against The Estate Of VIM Sunp.on,
Ire OF Dainty IN ,ald district deceased, rr'
% cs,ulcd ,nsol vent and SIX months from u''
IN drY ot October, hem. allowed by 81
Our! t4r that purpose, We do therefore h"'r-
~ .iyc notice that we vii attend I" the
ag..p.-s ot our ,a,d appointment At the
G~,,.ng Lou.r ct 'h- widow Aun,n' Si"rr'
son 20 sed D.rbv - the first M"nd1F' 2l
Jtr4,r, nnd ,larrn neat rom /" O'Clock
81 uula 0 .ur. t. NJ on eash 81 sau.
days.
D,,rI a, W,H.osirfd ,h,. ?'h aay OF S''
ls.l.
l-'Ae NICHOLS, C,,oo;..;oner.
nr>Nl. ilvLIgT.
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INTEREST DIVIDENDS on he Stock .
the Ru,iand y. Burlington Railroad Cor
poraton, boush,And sold by
THOMAS J. LOBDEIL
n. 3 ,l-rci,n,s Erchan.o Bui d'n q,
STATE street, Bosior.
Nov. ~, 1871, Az"
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..fGtff ~ 80 EtE'
..s.pssr = cuts PER ounce
q U,4r3 '.a.s-,s' %. 3D. re r.T gH...'.
fae ,..l~ sre .essea'. H., .a'l''a q" eel.
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GENTLEMEN G YOUTH & CII,I
G.2EG s GARMENTS
WANTED.

A Roy H. or Il years ot ~" as an apprentice
~ 10 the Harness business bnc ut sir,dy hrb
i, aud who est ccts /" get his living ty "of.
VI h,I good encouragement.
Il. 4 DORRANCE
Eut,qnl, Sets, lAll. -
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OCTOBER u .

fy-ry dag hrng. -lnr'linr rev,
Tins "a ,a.lng old au' tue.
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a. \ NJ, W.r>rs lu'g".
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,ou,i,,s,o>Its NuIi.t.

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TIFF UNION:


WAsts OAK Root Knsss 10y tAs k~ss) Joy Bss cAsohs
length body inches length -four fest 10 BE-
the the throat; TO side ten inches
inches, length OF thfee eet
be inches nom the angie TO The thoA1
aide nine inches .E
H. body feet length three fee TO be
die 10 ue throat 70 SIDE cixh
inches.
twenty be angle Of ninety
degrees The hIosts be clear Of wood
WAITE Oak Butte (ty ts ptses)
butt cuts, each IA feet in length
do do 10 do
The twenty be inches diameter The san al
bark removed be delivered ny the contractor
before the dry gets In them.
handspkes inches They
quarteed, be clear Of the GENRE pth
Hand spikes and bun by the piece
ash logs, lin roundS be heen feet long and IL
inches diameter by the log.
Glass No. -YsltoW Pine 10y the cubic Joot)
10000 cubic southern yellow plank
stocks quality They a feet length
IS The small end 70 he
twelve inches and not than hs Of the butt
clear Of wnne
IS beams - feet long, sided I5 inches, moulded y inches
is "a feet long, sided 5x incnes moulded lax inches
Is 80 long, sided lax inches moulded IL inches
Is feet long, sided IAN inches moulded ~ inches
90 beams-say 1891 cubic feet, per cubic foot
beams OF inches In "a eet
The be the best leaf fine southern pine
than inch of wood viii be allowed on the corners
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.ssnders" wine store, 20 Walnut street,
s s..p ss: 81 sssss. a.
Gus sales made BY him TO consoners-bsen Obliged Largely n
Action II offering acme Of The best wines and liquors naa
BY him HI would refer g rome s :: Viz
low prces cld, and choice on d
iios. specially selected for consumer sons s.us AnosA
bottles. pu. Up in Europe which he challenges equal ~
The Mansanila Amonuado sherres peculiarly all
to they strengthen without Stimulating M h~
wines, principally specially selected
me, from the stock Of "Bussts" oporo, and imported
Tne:s Wise. fiy and dsIes,s and h.vs s..n hsy
all Ports and red wines pamed on ssch +, s5
the gallon or wholesale BY the cssk Ansns them SON: mr.
delicate white Port and Mamsey Port JH
100 ws s o po Of he
s;Ssr, wines Of vsog: sorts, dry and s .s.th sds % s
sparkling subscriber Is well known
II. Moe, s.t, chsnp.sns and the .plendd Ac.sle !.
ported y him are np.ror TO any other .Od
put upon buyers first class
very low prices retail or wholesale In The .rucis o. elsr
generally himself be judge, and
dozen, to the nr., elias. "pr.mi., CIV" Of Medoc
% soo so Of a.
gunAy France affords.
sss,ens and B.r..c always hand in bottles.
His selection Of Rhine and Mo.ee Wines
Msss. Dsinh.d Jordan Of Coben. and au.ss
Sui Hooks and Mosec from the cheapest
choce.s nntases Of the "stcinbe which Il the best svA
Of cosnac br.ndi.s ~
seine very Old sIr ira q Guard Dups
hhd. and "Dubouche 1884, in hhds consignment which vH
Also Iri.h Scotch and Mononsahea wh.key Jm.ca .rn
preserving brandy and all other wines and liquors Including ~
4 constant assorted stock ofH.v.na cigars. -,
All goods delivered within days of Phl,deph frey.
graph. '0''''
Cheap Wine Store, 7e Walnut street, fhi'sdepa'
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A. Il q. A. ARNOUX,
DIAPERS IND T.AILORS,
No. 100 Broadway, corner Of Duane street,

Move fft Trtnk FoWsS,
DEsPECTFULLY friends and the public
their Of spring goods the newest patterns
the best
fashionable style their usual moderate prices Fresh cloths
dark do. patterns NJ Paris embroideres
shu employed this e.tabhmcntone
pants wsistcoats Each
comple's in tse Army and uniforms made
orfe despatch
Strangers this metropolis will
men every thing perfect III always
NJ. b. wArsrcoATr-Tb~sc elegant waistcoau
admired Castle Garden have been awarded the
premium by the American Institute al their late fair
Fab
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CUPERIOR Da4uerreotypes i-First Premium II.
WHITEHURSF has extended operations
ground Than daeueeoyp's, country gaiere.
found
No 7 Baltimore street. Baltimore Broadway Leonard
New York No. II street. Richmond sycamore
street, Psersbug Main street, Norfolk Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia
extraordinary Improvement nsuins faithful highly
sHhcnesses In a few seconds.
The Rotary back ground, by wbchurst gives
airy and living appearance he picture.
Whtehurss establishments Distribute
sand pictures annually and have given dsscon This
certainly 6attsing the Of
H. W. calls the generally elegantly
furnished gallery Lane and fuckers
exhibition Of pictures will he given.
Notwithstanding the competition in daGnerreoype
Fair 81 the Maryland institute, he awarded
medal by the judges.
Lkenecs ofsvey description copied, pos,
attended to. Nov 08-dly
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A COMPENDIUM OF the Entire Body Of the LAW
S A., a.. arranged vii" reference
svo'a, Law Sheep, svo, pp All Retail price 70
~ and 81 Ann street, New Yort
| Opinio~s Of tAs Prefssror.
There few work. in the profession that contain such s
public patronage. - -. ,ov
with opinion above men
| toned work. IAN
| Nav yoRx, Sept %, 1880
This accumulation Of reliable The whole r
powerful .un.ry :. ,hs law student svns him the a %
ROBERT ]. WALKER,
rrsthed with their accuracy and much p'ess
pie. Of ae reed TO- "a.o nsys :.
s-ance from myself that feel anrica. the profession h
J1DGR EDMUsDs
| Nav yosx Cry, Oct 10, 1850.
npsr. az The advantage. Of and s.n sr.'1
note book while saves 70 the profession vast deal Of
| DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia
collected ercat diligence and accuracy @
case. decided The point. presented h questions And r ~
authorities copsons ~
JUDGE PETERS. Philadelphia
lhav. Knne'. Compendium with msch .tsn
cn my other avoc.ton. would allow and satisfied tha
.c,. the labor. Of counsel in e preparations s
csu'es FOR a and argument From Of The s
titles, can with confidence they treated win '
JUDGE eRDLEY, Utica, New yci
IL calculated to be greater help the student hss an.
book Of ~ size eItant and will find its way upon every
w. L. HURST Philadelphia
The plan, utility, accuracy works hsvs ne
a. appreciation ?. u, most ses VIVIAN
vevmons nosnblewsr New Jersey, Tncksr Of Virginia s
0f".'h'"gon city; Weston Of M'i"e' rsow
Nov s4-d % and 81 Ann"'"
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pHIVATE TUTOR-A young English gentleman. who
received good education, and resided years Paris
anxious to Obtain the position young
sons In some private fmily Of rcspectnbity.
References AZ to personal family
given parties Of highest respecsahiv either the country
In England.
Addr... Aer Vance. 100 pos, oAc. osweso New York
Mar ls-daf 49, '
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General Agency once AT Washington,
DE sELDIN0 h wYLfE,

q
7ods Bsiinss Penusyiraria nrsnss merit deer ~s~
Browns HOTEL Washinsfo~, ID, C.
NHAs DE sELDING ANDREW WYLIE, jr., having formei
partnership for the purpose Of prosecuting claims eere
Congress- before board OF
msons appointed for adjustment Of spoatons or other
claims against foreign prepared 10 give Their
faithful inusted TO
chmrse They win attend obtaining pensions, bounty
duties, Chains arising under usae OF
otherwise buying and selling real estate collecting private claims
rents &C.
Andrsw Wyc IT,, will attend business with which
himself the firm be intru~ed In Of the courts OF
District Supreme Court Of the United States.
Cbas De scidns, being United States commissioner notary
public deeds all the the Union
prompt taking Of testimony, scknowedg
deeds other duties which nppesin his ONCE.
Charges will be moderate and regulated by the amount claimed
Al the extent Of services required.
Communications paid will receive immediate attention.
sspt8-dly
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IA .e. white oak IA long II iAehes wide, inches
70 se" White oak II long, 10 inches wide inches
10 snSs White oak IA long, Is inches wide inches
10 s. ,he OAK IA long, II inches wide, 10 inches
thick, :, 49, ,s4--..-.. N: S,'oO
AZ pls ss,ss "H''' $3.50
~ pl ssiet' "'''' ' a,so
1883
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WILLIAM HORNER,
RNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Grant cou~tp, Viscorsi~,

GATE COUNTY, VAL
MILL attend the Grant, Dane counties and
w the federal and Madison wi rive
prompt particular the collection Of pur
chase .a redemption Of lands and the Of
non resden landho.ders any pari or the statc.
Refers Hon H. g. fooe, " Senate Hon Jsmcs NJ Mason
o. 81 SENATE Inman Homer ESQ., Waenton, Knot
d Mason attorneys law, New York Professor Homer
David Lapssy, esq, and Messrs w Welsh Phiadephis
Mesrs b. Crockett A. Kasson, attorneys Louis
Mi An
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I KNOX WALKER will practise law In the suprem
Court Of the United atates
claims against the government Address Washington, &C.
Mar. lb-u
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500 sup1 feet, per thousand feet board measure.
To be ia IL 70 10 feet lengths.
HAvYYARD GOsPORr, VA.
CLASS No. l.
900 white plank One quantity
required forty three feet in length Of
msinng half thirty five feet In length
be under tueivs inches clear Of
be measured by the cubic foot
900 white oak promiscuous timber rough
squued from thirty fifty feet in length TO average
forty fee In length, be less small end
square TO be measured by the cubic
Whae OAK Butt Cuts.
10 pieces each Il. long, 10 In. wide, Ia in thick
10 do 20 do ID do ~ do
Is do IL Is do ii do
Is 10 do 10 do 10 do
90 piec essay 1913 cubic feet, per cubic foot
he 10 be OF the best white
be taken they be
corners, that there will be no wood on them.
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CHURCH PETING.--Jast received sddional supply
" Of carpeing, matching that In Trinity church.
The supplied from the last bale
they opportunity Of furnishing
n uniformity with that of the church
n seIlon door
Il do lie, carpsuns aa.s- Hgrl 3 EHa .n s.
Hand general Of csrpengs, msttne
shls linens, which will%s sold
price any retsiins house in the county
May 6-Aeof CLAGETT DODsON.
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MOSES l.. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Law,
Sd~ Ffanciseo, California.
RHysRSscHs Hon. s. w Inge M c. Alabama; John g. Taylor
Mobile, Alabama Messrs Rhodes, Wright, Co.. New Or
Louisiana Henry Clark Taboro North Carolina
w NJ. NJ Co. California; Benz. K True New York
city p He.ey esq, Boston, Massachusetts; HATCH ESQ.,,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-2awly
NEW York and California Millionaire Associasson.-
~ thousand dollars. Capital 81
number Of by
capital special partners admitted
revised New
liability 81 900
certificates issued therefor annually
with fair prospect Of doubling the WHOLE in safe operations
trade and mining the United States under the direction
troll OF OLIVER HOLDEN,
As the General Partner and Chief Of the
No II Wall street, New Yoik.
Csfonens and other responsible throughout
who can aid in obtaining contracts VIII, the United States spp
cation and investment the association be employed diff
rent points where line of and vessel. made
available for ad the mails and freight
from Europe, Aaia, Africa, and the Americas
There business doing Caifor
The Pacific and long as tho supply Of gold continues
the demand for capital goods and MANUFACTURER win ssonsb
most views and calculations therefor And is this
demand and profit thereby association being formed
der the Arm md style Of o. HOLDEN CO.,
Mercantile, Commercial and Commission Merchants Banking,
Insurance. and Mining Agents. New York and Francisco,
Capital o. ,ooo, 900.
Feb2-n
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WAsaIsoros, August !, 1851.
pfopo.al. received ONCE
dav OF October next delivery Of posisions bulk
H. NJ of Inc hoops United States Inspection fol
lows.