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SPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE.-E. NJ BTRATTON
located himself south Of Pennsyvsna avenue
Of Ninth lately occupied BY O. Byns for
purpose OF conducting exclusively the comon bu
in all iis varieties The location directly upon great
thorouga OF the city, and upon the
Markets and the advantages arising theeof
the sale OF every description Of merchandise
Personal given
groceries, boots and shoes dry goods hardware, goods
ey received the
sold the premises OF the Heal stocks Dis
posed of at public private sale.
T. ~ b. has
New York. and Philadelphia parculsy
10 such wish dispose Of libraries
Consenmcns respectfully solicited made
whenever required
Qy-Sales any cashcd without delay.
e. N STRATToN, General Aucioneer,
Aug. 5--du Penn. avenue and 9th street, south side.
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ID VI. HOOE ~ Co., w hopssass and Retail Dealers In
carpens, floor oil cohs, mstns,, sisaA
sheena, blankets, -hrrnbing goods
rsnnsyivnia between tn and 9th streets washinsson
DC. s8s - i
Aug ao--u
UNIT PHlLLIs'H ARIN, Southern IAfb n ,
Aasi yRANcx taylor.
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THE undersigned associated agents. attorneys
eoaneors and consulting nyenlos
and and Offering public, confidently
submit thar their business viii under unusually
favorable They have all been for Officially
with United States Patent held me
principal years past Greenoush for
merry supenended the OF the drawings lost " me
burning OF the Patent Office also
IN ms Patent Once for several years 40 .e y,
Mr. Greenough acted agen, and eoun
scior for upwards eleven years. and mr. fiese
well known has had experience
civil engineer extensive knowledge o. oseisn
resident In Europe as
These togeef
general Ia all matters OF msehuon ana ma
chiuery law and application and their extensive foreign
agencies will TO inventors and Others
Extraordinary facilities defence OF
their rights expedition the transaction OF business
-. Prof CHARLES q. PAGE, nj. D..
Chief Examiner OF Patents.
J. j. GREEN0UGH, NJ. Il.
c. l.. FLEisCHMANN, o. Il.
wAsmssTos, August Ia, 1854.
Al aw1n
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Etnn Insurance Company, Of Utca, New York.
Capital $4,000.
against loss OF damage by IRE
public private buildings in the city and country furniture
ks goods generally Also, marine risks
steamboats,, railroads. rivers, and lakes taken on the
favorable terms.
It's equitable and SAFE and the directors have
the they have accumulated ample
capital stock Of the company,
invested enabling them the
mos, une those who transact
business this company.
John T. HINMAN, President
II H. HAW1.EY, Secretary
CHARLES DE sELDING, Agent,
zth street, opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
Jups eQ-3tnwly
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STEWAR1 vchens and Mary viekens, hi. wife;
y Bernard Meekins William Mcekins, Emily Meekns, and
susan smthn the circuit court for Dorchester county sitting as
equity, OF Maryland, July term 1852 Angus, 81
The object OF this suit decree for sale OF certain
real estate lying and being in Dorchester county.
The bin certain John Meekins, late Of said county
departed eighteen hundred
thirty leaving widow Meekns and Mary Meekns,
Thomas Demand Meekin and Smith, that the
said John Of land called
being Moekns' Neck and on Tar Bay
county, containing land, ss that
his said widow Elizabeth Meekns during
said Elizabeth departed this life sometime
spring hundred and that the said Mary
intemsed with the said Stewart Vckens
Thomas Meekns departed this life, leaving
children, William Meekin and Emily MeekDs, his heirs at
said William Meekins Emily Meekns infants
under the that the said Susan Smith has
Maryland reside in unknown TO
will benefit interest OF all
land shall be sod under decree
Of this for the OF division Of the proceeds amongst
those entitled thereto
sdudgcd ordered decreed by the order OF the
Dorchester the complainant by causing
inserted In newspaper published
Of five before the
September the said absent defendant
dead Of the object and substance OF this
this conr by
the fourth Tuesday Of January
premises, and show she they have, why
800 ARA SPENCE
SAMUEL ID. LIZ Cosrrr, Solicitor for Complainant
True copy-Tesie;
Aug li--law5w y. >. HENRY, Clerk
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limited STATES Silk and Hunting Flag Nanufac-
torhe subscriber respectfully infoms members OF Congress-
procure political United states silk or buni
ing Gags constantly flags of and descrp
argesize bunting flags aud
any number the shortest notice
- DAVID A. BAIRD,
Aug 1-co4w UpholsteTef 9Th street, near Penn avenue
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CENTRAL ACADEMY, Corner Of Il and 10th strcets.)
" Rev James kourse, p,inci,,,.
T. Raout, Teacher Of Modern Languages.
institution resumed Monday August
3h Circulars obtained
X. Farnhan, and Gray h Baanyne.
Aug. 22-eodlw &dlw lint, Rep, Tell
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BALTIMORE College OF Dental surgery, Session
ID 1s52-'53i
Chaplin Harris b. D., Professor Of Principles and Prsc
T6os g. Bond IT,, M. D., Professor Of Special Pathology
and Therapeutics
w. H. Handy M. D. Professor Of Physiology
Alfred A. Bsndy, N. D. Professor Of Operative Dertesty
Philip n. NJ Professor OF Mechanical Dentistry.
Reginald N. Wright, A. M NJ. d., Lecturer Chemisuy.
The mechanical and acctng will be opened the last
innrmsry will throughout the
The Of hectares begH The last Monday 81
November, aad continue siI the last Of March.
ios course dissocns ticket (opcnsJ 4ios
nsnculatlon, - diploma fee, CO.
Axs W. r. HANDY, Dean.
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pEEBEs Superior Fall style OF Hats for 1884,
ID CHARLES H. LANE will day Saturday,
celebrated
styles his mandatory, which, beauty durability
surpassed. full supply haud for
uniform and reasonable prices The public respectfully invited
u call CHARLES II. LANES,
Hat, Cap, and Gcntlcmen's Furnishing Establishment
Aug A-Rw2wM Penn. avenue, AZ street.
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The steamship Columbia will keep mmontby eommu
Oregon, awaiting the
from Panama.
without delay with the mails and for the
from San Francisco.
popelers and wheel steamers viii be kept
freight and transient between
and San Francisco.
win keep the between
other Mexican The coDnexon In the Auan
tic be United States mail steamships:
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Ia K.siiiaSy - ssif@
BALTIMORE AND WAsHiNGTON RAILROAD.
Trains and l2a aud T. m Through tickets are
trains The following points connect
ms at the Relay going West and Baltimore with those
gong East. -.
philadelphia, ~
Norfolk .s....'s.s.ss.S W
Pitsburg
Wheeling s's..*il "
Winchester. ....s.s.sso w
Jordan's springs w
Auos T. II. PARSONS, Agent
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sale of Improved Lands In Ohio, coded by wyan-
dots In Is42.
NOTICE hereby gwen that under the authority vested this
IN OF I'd March, I643
the improved lands Upper
Wysndot I7h Of March, Ie2, again offered
public sale Upper ssndns Ohio, Monday the 27h day
Of September ncrt
Of the Of 2rh
offered, subject the price
dollars and fly without regard the valuacn Of
the improvements
Given under hand, the city Of Washington, this oath
July, Domini thousand eight hundred and nnytwo
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner once.
July 30-3aw4w
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VALUABLE UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY AT AUCTION
Thursday afternoon August 18Th shall sell p,.
.ss oclsck lots numbered ~ ~ and Is IN sau.rs
North and
within Pennsylvania sseauc, having
OF 100 05 feet On
together
TERMS g. H. and IL moalhs s
secured, bearing Ttio
Aug 22-d JAS. q. MCGUIRE, Auetionesr
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GLORIOUS NEWSThe important discovery yet made
rsp psS aad so for @ . s
paisn, in liquid always ready requires o
cement WOOD slone china glass iroo MARBLE paper
Substance paste Or gum stand: unequa.ed is reputation,
mechanics eight,
loss BY per- cent nsn eo@sS ordinary Se We arc making
extensive for the i. trade and
sssn porsioa. sown. sS,oasnos;shs United s,.,-
bottles Of srse sizes and also by The gallon Small samples 's"'"
Also British furniture polish in bottle. of,hree County
merchants, attend to the above Apply early -. RI
July al-d3m 4cedm street, near Pearl, New York
THE MEN or THE TIME, or. shssshs. Of Living
architects, composer, demsgSnss
diylnss arsms, az SCI. IN ens volume
Aug I 10 - rRASok TAYLOR.
WASTED "A comnodiou- wsiInurni,hsd dwelling hou.s,
il. and p'1 sf vim 'ass
such establishment willing nnd nsr ssns may
| able to do 80 BY applying At this Office HNHf
1's A'e'.
WIZARDS Hotel. washinste~, u. @.
THE undersigned having again assumed the management Of he
SS e. ss me ~, !. ..s.s q S q.
ment win be compeey renovated and newly fusd asd VIM
the hope. to merit coanusnes OF he pscns
Aug Is-dImn HENRY A. WILLARD.
Fos Norfolk Old Point ard P'.~s Rssns- E.rs re-
a ~pn- THE steamer oscEoLA, having undergone Thor
%.s. sss ana SATURDAY %s.,ssrss f. s9.ss
S%s 70, ne c.,s going sos Rs.Snns ~vs' Norfolk V
She o.sSs. going and RETURNING :. Old Point Pnsy Point,
'Ts ss :sss. q 'ss
| % !. pnsy Po.n, ...... ..........s z %
DO o'S fo;". and ,.uia......
pnOFnsnsONAL cARD.-JAMEs D. GUnrELL, NJ ?,
=: soq g. s ss nc q ss" scs as
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frRAVELLING TRUNKS, TRUNKS The subscriber
having just received large assortment Of
and quality travelling trunks vaises ladies'
(Which he will sell prices
call examine
Pennsy lyania avenue between AZ and 9Th streets.
July 3o-lm DANIEL CAMPBELL.
OFFICE ofthe New York and Liverpool United states
" Mail Steamship Company No. Sc Wall street-New York,
stock OF this subscribed for
for increased mail from
their Office above from the let the 25 Of September
elusive BY order OF the board Of direcipn Ill
Augl9 Secretary.
Rittcnhouse Academy, Corner Third street In
diana Avenue.
HE academic year win Wednesday, Au-
i gust ~.
o. c. WIGHT Principal.
G. w. WILLARD, Assistant
ID. l.. snoRsY, Teacher OF Greek Latin
n. Y. COOPER, Teacher of the Primary
ID. L.. GRoux, eacher Of Modern Languages.
X GIpsos, Teacher Of Drawing.
Circulars he obtained by applying the Principal
bookstore OF m NJ Morrison Il Co.
Aug lg-TuIhkSaultSep4
English and French Family Boarding school,
Washington City.
TEACHING AND sTUDY-The subscriber, aids will
do the first for few additional young ladies
other the ensuing academic which begins 2
TENDER.
Applications place may addressed to him ill
the first OF sepember, at Warrenon springs Virginia
X. w. CU5HMAN, A. NJ.
Aug i7-dlmdscpif
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ERENCH-PLATE MIRRORS, for manseis and piers,
marble slabs and brackThc undersigned and
has hand French plate looking
portrait and picture frances which he be OF
workmanship and material and will sell low they
bought for In the country.
Old frames rcgilded
FRANCIS LAMB,
Directly opposite National Theatre Washington, DC.
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DnOFkaAfONAL CARD.-JAMEs =. GUNrELL, NJ y,
viii continue psncucs Dentistry the ocs cccupsd"
h father Dr. Gunns pest ysars Fssstdsss spears
Aug -eodlms
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q. w. YERsv,
Of Washington CITY,

Ocil--dtf
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GOAL, COAL !-Just received
" 100 tons best white ash coal
100 casks cecped plaster
100000 lnths, 20o, 200 shingles
100 casks cement
All Of which, with other building Materials will be
cash. r. M. PEARSON A
Aug 2o-eo3t Lumber Yard, 7th street, Canal.
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MATTED "A commodous, well furnished dwelling -houss,
in central OF the city, Is wanted during hs ens
ing liberal paid Any proprietor
willing unr mart spring may BE
able to do 80 by applying At This Office.
l7--d4t
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Collectors Once, July go, 1851.
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR PROMPT
PAYMENTNoice hereby given that the for
1852 ih
OF 10 will be allowed for the year,
r. j. ROCHE,
July 97-eotdn Collector
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NATIONAL The outstanding banquet Kossuh
last evening" together calculated draw the
attention Congress aud citizens the
National again filled with large and apprecatve audience
original
Spy Years she played the three several chaae
belonging part, and far judge, there Is no
present Of original FIRE, animation, and uveniy which
early efforts She well supported by Messrs
Fleming, Jordan, and Hill The aerpece which
neglect night fine feature Of the evenings perform
Miss Mingon, always, played we'll Tonight Celeste
plays Miami, in Buckstone's DRAMA called Green Bushes
Miami said be Madame Ceese's finest conceptions.
The public will be glad learn that being made
handsome chandelier the of the DOME and
side Of the STAGE will supeede
of gas lights, much complained of.
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WrpnrsnAr. january ], lsa2.

WEDNESDAY, January =, 1852.
Israel Washbum. it,, esq, OF Maine, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor OF this court
No. 40. Peleg Wilbur u.s. Samuel Amy Appeal from
the circuit court OF the United for Rhode lslaad. Mr.
Justice Curtis delivered the opinion OF the court, rever
sing with COSTS the decree OF said circuit court in this
cause and remandng the with directions TO dismiss
the bill OF complaint, with costs
No. 10. GIeenbury Dorsey u. Samuel Packwood,
Appeal from the circuit court OF the United States Tor
Louisiana Mr. Justice Grer delivered the opinion Of the
court, affirming the decree OF said circuit court, with
costs.
No A. WHY'S Lyman ct al. Us Bank OF the United
States In error from The circuit OF the United States
for Vermont Mr. Justice Nelson delivered the opinion
OF the court affirming the Judgment OF said circuit court
in this cause, with costs and per cent. damages.
No. BE- William Binns Ell al. Us. Cornelius w Law
renee Certificate of division from the circuit of the Uni
ted States Tor New York Mr. Justice Daniel delivered
the opinion OF the court ordering 10 be certified to the
said circuit court that the tumbers should be charged
with the duty OF 40 per centum ad vaorem, under sched
ule b, as cut glass.
No. 49, The United States u.s. Joseph B. Wilkinson
eai In from the circuit of the United States
for Louisiana. Mr.. Chief Justice fancy delivered the
opinion OF the court reversing the judgment OF said cir
cult court, and demanding the cause, with directions
award uenire facias de
No. so. Joshua b. Bond, administrator OF Mary Ann
Code plaintiff in error, James Brown In IRON the
circuit court of the United States for Louisiana. Mr.
Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion OF the court.
affirming the judgment Of said circuit court in this
with costs and six per cent damages.
RULE No. 60.
ORDERED That whenever any record transmitted this
court upon of appeal shall contain any doc
umen paper, testimony, other proceeding in foreign
aud the record does also contain transa-
ton such document, paper testimony other proceed
ing made under the authority of the inferior court adj
med TO be correct the record shall be printed but
the case shall be reported this court by the clerk and
the court will hereupon remand 1t TO the inferior court in
ed in the record.
| No SO. A. Seekamp's administrator appellant, us.
Neill McCoulls administrator Ell al. The argument OF
this cause was continued by Mr. Robinson for the ap
pellees and concluded by Mr. Reverdy Johnson for the
appellant.
Adjourned until tomorrow, II o'clock, a. m
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The New Orleans papers OF the 2sh contains the fol-
lowing items Of Mexican intelligence
mob in Acapulco on the 9th u assaulted and stoned
the American Hotel, causing some damage.
The American adventures who had stationed them
selves Brussan, in Sonora, fled when they heard that
military force marching against them.
The forces OF Sonora have lately been gaining some
advantages the Indians.
On the 18th ult hundred men, with two pieces OF ar
tilley, left Tampico for Matamoros.
The Senate has passed resolution to adjourn on the
10th OF this month.
The Universal Of the 18th instant says that the day
BEFORE the Chamber OF Deputies had yed from the
Senate it's dissent 10 the law authorizing the raising OF
the prohibitions.
arrangement has been made with the English cred
tors by which for five years they to receive per
cent. annual interest," and OF amortization, and after
ward per cent interest and amortization The Span.
ish debt has been arranged in the same way.
The cholera has completely subsidized at Mazailan
II has been decided TO extend the electric telegraph
Immediately far Perote, and then all the way to
Vera Cruz. This is certainly very desirable improve
ment.
The administration has achieved triumph in the Cham
Der of Deputies the report OF the committee on the
bill procure supplies The report was adopted by AZ
to al.
The minister OF Guatemala gave a grand diplomatic
ball the occasion OF the arrival OF the Popes nuncio.
Senior Clement.
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DRrTIsH ALMANAC AND COMPANION FOR 1884,

DRITIsH ALMANAC AND COMPANION FOR 1854
Imported subscriber and this day received
1851 Railways Of the Uni
ted Kingdoms Great Exhibition of 1851 Fluctuations OF The Funds
County Public Debts and stand
ing Armies European States The the In
Session OF Parliament OF 1851
Public Abstracts Parliamentary Doc
Public Chronicle OF Occurrences Lists OF
Parliament OF Law OF the Church,
England foreign service Foreign Minis
In England Ministers abroad army agents. navy
scientific
imports, exports statistics much other useful nformaon
Jan 30 FRANCk TAYLOR
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The Jurors Medal.
An autograph letter, Of which the annexed is copy,
has been received by Mr.. Cunningham, the Virginia
Commissioner TO the Industrial Exhibition, and one OF
the jurors for awards from his Royal Highness Prince
Albert President of the Royal Commission The medal
which accompanied the letter is the most perfect and beau
tifu specimen OF its kind which we have
WINDSOR CASTLE, Oct. 81, 1851.
SIR | have the honor, President OF the Royal
Commission for the Exhibition of 1851 TO transmit to you
Medal that has been struck by order OF the Commits
soners, commemoraton fthe valuable services which
you have rendered TO the Exhibition in common with so
many eminent OF all countries, in your capacity Of
Juror
In requesting your acceptance OF this slight token on
part of the entertained by us OF the benefit
which has resulted 10 the interests of the Exhibition
from your having undertaken that laborious office and
from the zeal and ability displayed by you in connexlon
with lit affords much pleasure TO avail myself OF this
opportunity OF conveying to You the expression OF my
cordial thanks for the assistance which you have given
carrying this great undertaking to its successful
issue.
have the honor to be. sir, very faithfully, yours,
ALBERT,
President OF the Royal Commission.
JOHN s. CUNNINGHAM, ESQ.
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nY A. aREEN. Auetionssr.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCrIoN.-on Saturday,
instant shall sell the premises, al oelock y M
the Farmers ose situated
square 4O7 OF 9Th and streets. having
ISIS ID IS o including all uhe
bling occupied and Whaley livery ana saie s
location Of this property is not surpassed BY any
city the Centre Market and fost ana
Patent odiees. -,,-.,.... -
Terms cash balance la three equal nsamenn Oh
the giving notes Tor tue dee
payments bearing interest from the day Of sale deed gwen
taken Tide good, and all saeuInbaneesre
moved.
Jan I'D n OhEENJ Aueuoheeh
III
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, city Of Washington,
II under direction OF Haigh Palmer, OF New York
counsellor OF the Supreme Court Of the United States for the follow
ing objects
Conducting Supreme Of the
United States. Especial will be given California
land titles coming up appeal
2. The prosecution recovery all claims, equity,
against United before
governments
The settlement ACCOUNTS with the State Treasury War
N.Y. Post Oice Interior Departments and obtaining
mission OF fines penalties and oures for alleged violations
the revenue, posts Office, other laws
Securing letters inventions from the United stacs
from foreign and procuring land and
sons under the various pension laws of the United States.
Collections generally, embracing debts icgaccs and inherit
ances, the United States and foreign countries.
g. United and State
oans, and bond and mortgage Of freehold estate.
All communications addressed paid to the undersigned viii
faithful He solely authorized
sgency hm OF Palmer
snethen
from leading European languages executed
fidelity and despatch.
AARON II. PAIN Err
WAsHtsoros, Oct %, 1851
29-dw&lawn II
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Memorial or the Association OF the Defenders OF
baltimore In 1914,


At meeting Of the Association OF the Defenders OF
Baltimore in 1914" held the City Hail. February 18th,
1851, Major Joseph X. Stapleton, Colonel M. Cohen,
Captain A. +. Warner, Captain ]. w. Ringrose, and
Samuel Child esq, were appointed committee TO pre-
pare memorial to Congress, asking for 100 of
bounty land, said memorial TO be signed by the presi
dent vice presidents, and secretary OF said Association
wheeupon, the following memorial was presented,
adopted, and signed by said officers
MEMORIAL.
Your memoraisis, through their officers the president
vice presidents and secretary of their Association, ask the
prompt passage OF law by your honorable body granting
them and those who In the defence OF the city
Of Baltimore during the with Great Bri,an declared
1872 100 of land each, small remuneration for
their services during that trying period.
It's perhaps not known TO honorable body that the
British government entertained deadly hostility the city
OF Baltimore, and lost opportunity hnrass and annoy
lis citizens during the no Of the and although your
memoralists called and under the Of the
government fer period of three months, when the attack
Baltimore the citizen soldiers in service, pitLou paw
several months in each Of the 1872 1918,
and 1914 And IL is for the consideration OF those services
that your memoriass think they entitled to 100
of land each.
Your memoriaiss inquired who called them into
service time during those but this they do
know, that they performed military service by being
camped tours Of alternate weeks commencing in 1912
and continuing 1875 and with the exception Of
ratons.
Joseph X Stapleon president; A. E. Warner Samuel
Child, Sterling Thomas, M. l. Cohen, Howard Griffith,
vice presidents Nicholas Brewer, Secretary.
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IcE IN THE DEIAwARE.-The recent ihaw and freshet
have broken up the ice in the Delaware, from Borden
town 10 Eason, Pennsylvania, and the tides are bringing
il down AT Bristol Monday the entire mass formed
Judgement making dam of some fifteen feet in height
sufficiently strong to hold thousands Of people.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS q CO,
No. SO Wall street. N. Y,
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, & Co,
Liverpool
Il. G. ROBERTS CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE & CO.,
% Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
ships will be accountable for gold silver
bullion ewery precious Stones metals, unless bills OF
adng signed therefor the thereof therein expressed
t5-dly