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900 200 bushels old corn
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may ..s " II !. u. Z [
m % ss .. s su s "s Is orr 70 ssas o nor =
. .n s q. % OF s sS"-an1ai a..s y a.
sh. ensuing year q 1855 s.; ~
S the required be more o is.s than those seA
All the articles mus be Of the best quality, delivered COED
DER free Of all and charge pssse su6eet
The inspection, count, weight ss
FOR 'na ss Al aspect. Satisfactory 60 . hsrs
r'lrsd . d e xs,,.. ns eon%ssa,n Of said yard
contract continued from time 10 ,m. II. -.
The comnandant yard services ~ay rsqsi
and and, S, 80 !, . ss~,ss. .a M s.ssl s.!.s =.
ADOPTED sy the government, at The said p.vyys iaso~
yard When all other Thing, including ss.
s se given awarding me conu.s %
Approved surse- half eosrac
% sseh 5 ne :, %,s ssss ...
on eia..e sea % 's s sr,.,.a ,,ou4
during the hcaI the may the
vary, April Juy oc,oSer The drsrrs. ss.. bees ans
w y , A.. s' ~, = p.ss =. 1
upe,s aa Soueass .ppovsd No ps q the sss
contract shah hav. been FROM yard specially
twill be stipulated in rhs
sa. s and a % =: .s q !.s. . u so, % s e.
@s,,,s aaa n - s, sa s psss. VIII i@, sst p he
The u n amount ~ q ne so",s, pss nsrs. .gs:a
&c. may be recovered ftom time a. they sccsus
The surenes the make
nes the fuD amount Of the
Each offer p~rsoss psk.s
by the Euarantors according 6ei
dence naming the town and State, distinctly stated
be provided in the
Of nnulns damage sks esv
ernment
ioT s artces named, fs ccmpe0o~ o<
mated for, and on which this advertisement 10 hased
F-rons whos- offers shan he
through the ohce which
and they DO agency
me supplies specified within hn-cn nnee u
acceptance o tne It'd will eshs
person per@ors d
BE- held responsible or all seBpqurnci-s.
NJ ons not mad. ssrif oeroiy with
only who~e ofsrs
DC ready for execution without delay navy aesa
ingon. -
In LATHRoe, Navy Agent
FORM or OFFER
To the navy agent
In the State Of
s'ssy ons 70 FURNISH under Advertisement das~a
The sane. n N, and .uhi.. 70 .l the requirements
here insert The articles prices ca
write the aggregate in word. -
The undersFnrd of
in the State Of and 81
sv u,a.r,,.. IN, IN 'hs State Of rnaranior' herr
u offer be accepted, contract, .. befcr.
q.ca with the Nsrd States,
fore mentioned.
fsissspssl
certify that IN. above named and
are Known be good in
ifn As ngreS ~ xf~virs ~<ssrwS
some revson kaown 70 he aref 10 bs cYsHf~s
MIsIsc. MrSERAss, METALLuRGy A,-yhirc-,
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rHARLEs II. clemeney and elizabeth ci.mency,

lNIARLELS III. Clemency and Elizabeth CiemeMcy,
" his wife, Eusebius Welsh otLen-CTcait Couu
Tabor COMFY in esqiAuyus term, ls52Tne object Of this
Of which certain John Leonard died seized and
The bill John Leonard departed seized
H. Clemeney and the defendants, Eusebus Wec Sally
Leonard Ellen Wech,
asa Mary Williams his ge h aars aiaw and legal epreAenta
be for The and advantage all
should be sold
Williams and Mary Williams reside the Mary
land.
II arenpon adudged and ordered that the companan,s BY
inserted
Washington, the District OF Columh once ID each Of
weeks before the first day of November
bill, rhem this person by
citor before third Monday November
the preISes ana cause, meg have, degree
ought pass prayed. .4
True copy-Auest. -
sAML r. HOPKINS,
Augls-law3w ierk Court.
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DEMOCRATIC Review for June sa. with portrait
FRANCK TAvoLn.
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r-ku~ These shve having beea baiit by contract el-
E pre- government service has been
LIBlkh IA their
strength and spsed and their aecomno-
uneauaIed ior elegance and comfort
Liverpool IA cabin Su
E.cssve rooms $500 In
From Liverpool 10 New York, 30 and 30
An experienced attached TO escI, ship
No berth be euIed until paid for.
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Etns Insurance. Company, Of udca, New York.
Capital $4,000.
HIs company continues insure ,r.ins loss damage BY fe
public buidnrs the
stocks gcods, and merchandise generally Aso, marine
and risks by steamboats, railroads, vers, and lakes tnksn the
favorable terms.
i and ssf. and the
fe SUBTRACTION have accumulated
surplus fund.- which addition the capital stock of the
cnshing
those who
hms'ness tfis company.
g. HIHMAN, President
~ ". HAwLEy, a~cr-sasy M
CHARLES DE sElDiNG. Agent.
'sh street, cppo~ss. Odd reuc~r' Hall.
June -Aaul
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NOTICE


o Mineral Lanis.
Every person entitled the right Of empon the
fractional
mcrstsd il required
REGISTER land Once, and make
practicable seeing hts nois, and before
appointed Of the pusc sale Of the lands
claimed, othsrise such c viii he preed
under the entitled AN
nsdionsl land district in the Territory Of Wisconsin, and
purposes approved I'd March sf7 iestee oopant,
pertee 81 fhr leases permits,
within townships fractional townships above
the entitled aAn
the lands in the Lake Superior
district, Michigan, Chippewa district IN Wisconsin,
approved h sepsnhsr 1885, enter the srd covered by rr
iesses, and respectively the minimum price
81 Is full
lied permit
purchase II he shah fu
81 80 n required 10 establish the the
Willow
rnt therefor yraeteattc serins os
appointed for tho public
Tho snds embracing claimed,
forfeited
Acting Commissioner of the General Land oaicc.
Aaw
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ID n UOOE e. CO.. whol~ssis md Retail Dealers In
csrpens, cloths ms;rnc- usss curtain msersl.
.sndh goods generally.
between h and 9Th streets Wsshneto-
o. G..
AM
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The steamship Columbia will keep semi monthly sommu
Francisco awaiting the
port arrival OF the mails and passengers from Panama.
returning delay mails and passengers for the
seame. from San Francisco.
regular propeers and sdewhee steamers will be kept
the freight and transient between
Panama and Francisco
OF The will keep the copnsyon between
Acapco and ports The the Allan
be by
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TtsE PURE KISD-Jua received invoice of
L follows and candidy think
ths cheapest their kinds in The District
Ion Apsen good linen diaper towels, m 81 per dozen
lD napkins. 81 80 and ~ dozen, great bar
gains
pieces new fashioned linen shee,ings, wide
10 rsc~- table damask At 80 cents per ysfd
endless variety Of fine damasks diapers, and towel
p~c-. ,ow.ins by rhe piece a9iI cents yard,
" c~rts
3 l0e psse~s i,ish hNr frcrrn medium suprrhne
the cheapest and linen
ene0s os All ~s~es 10 he had in this market
cmsf eec~cis Inducements purchasers o black roods
~ black mence sracss, and eaheossi % eholce
.ea gusiins> w
- pieces and glossy black silks
- A~~d'~s select and stockings, Coz ladies
and
- syrs Aonnri rh,nds
Asec &st eSresrs The for osstf
bees psdA Jnly ist.
T.rms cash unisss arranged 70 the contrary.
articles, prices and far dealing may M
FERRY \ BROTHER,
s~pl4-stn Opposite the Market
WHrTE BRANDY AND PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
spse~s, Co., hs r'pcs Of sh proof pure white brandy
prvseTvsne peaches, Ac.
aess ssAcr. cider vinegar from Yirriuis, expressly for
pscktonu end sahae
o~san pepper and dark mustard seed white
lasns a9 cloves and other fresh spices &C
- ~ ~ GEO. THos. PARKER co.
AeVa t-1ThSAeuf Opposite Browns Hotel.
DORTO RICO sUGARs-rSay-swo prime rorro
sspi4-i~1 y. l. sEMMEs BRO,
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MiSIsG- MrSERAls, METAIL.uRGv A~-rhiIip.s
" s "s'~'-A v"""e, .'""'
nedy on Coal Mines and Mining. 1 volume London isa
s"sg~ ffscncs Mtp~r's Gnde. volume. Ins,Acn.
MHeneh hs rrscflcal AssayuG voium.. London
rsss,oa, r,""s ,h. ao~pic- volume, London
g'sso "n Asssytna London, 1859, volume
wsne.s'ons 9od Naluer. London, 1859.
So~oes serai~nes of Geology. ! volume. LocAo~
r'sruch Msnerasn1y hy Chapman. I voiume. London.
Es,n.n ON M.n>rsi Veins volume, LONDON.
Ferw'cks snhs~vrsne~r s.vv.vics vosrne vocacs.
Traite ae Fevpioisation NJ Comb~s
IN eesf go mines. vnta~-s, Paris.
impcvsed hy rRANCx TAYLOR.
A"e ~ sale ssethe with works. Esssh An~s
'sAsi % m~ sane cass Al sshsen. eeph
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IN PURSUANCE or LAW, I, MILLARD FILLMORE, Prcsi
sss Known that public sale wi be held a. .hs Land oh'ce
on Monday he a day November next for ne
d the public and situated the following named townships and
North Of fourth principal srilan
Fractional township. thiry thirty eight the rish
ba.k Of d. con nver and townships hiry-nine, oy oons
Town>hips thirty eghi thirty and forty Of twenty
leland and twenty four township
and sownshPs thirty eight, ry and for Of
own.h,p- foy and for,ytwo, Of ,ree
and island in section four, Of township thirty, Of
Townships thirty thyeyht range twenty-five.
Townsh- thirys thirryeieh ufnne, and forty, Of
Towash.ps and thirty nine q range
ssd .ppopes p nn Sy sm % S so ue q schools military and
o1:, pgo.s. y va, be excluded o% p. ,s .sle
the appointed and will proceed in the oder in which they
eoseii re tca
onssr an Two weeks aud no private e ~ cAuous s
s-e.s rendered 70 Se taisd STATES Of any d ne lands VIII bs
hand city of Washington this twenty
day Ju thousand eight hundred my
MitLARD FILLMORE
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land oGice.
Ss sS tSP 81 rs ayi
p.sry person enuued rht presumption any Of
sssS y requrea establish The same 70 the .fscon Of The Regis
r a.d Reeve, At su.w,s and make IKE Pmso hs.s 2, 500
us public safe, otherwise such claim viii be oefed And
having under the entitled "An
additional district Territory Of Wsconfn, and o
oshes parposes approved "a March, isf7 e ocapsnfs
y<vfees o permits
IanAs within hr townships and fractional townships above
entitled
price the mineral snd.i the Lske Superior d
Michigan, and he Chippewa district IN Wisconsin,,
1850, the land covered
leases ard permits respectively The mini
than ful section
sl he surrender nf such lease permit the proper land q
he shall elect do full secton
required establish the the
Register Recsver saltwater, and make psy
appointed Cor The o the public sa of
The lands embracing the tract claimed Otherwise such esm wiz BE-
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land ofice.
July 3i-lswi3w
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New York Fashionable Cl.shing Embellishments.
Wholesale aud retail, for cnsh only.

Now York Fashionable cI.shing Est.bIi.hmsns.
Wholesale and retail for cash only.
ALFRED MUNEOE CO., No. AL Broadway (heiwcen How
n -tre-tsJ all pcrsons visiting
either Cor business pleasure cali st their establish
Pine and nahionabie clothing
Gentemens furnishing goods,
Hoyp' aud childfen's cipthing, &c,
OF the best description, there exhibited for sale.
The principles which New Ohesns establish
which have universally popular the South
and West strictly adhered tf broadway, New York
facile. obtaining goods such enable
fashionable Of rarm,n
and the lowest pricea.
Every article 10 sold under fall guarantees.
rsIorsThc price Of each article marked in
ticket and reduction
be made.
An description. Of clothing notice.
ALFRED MuNRoE 4 co.
al Broadway, New York.
ALvpvp MUxsnp,t
W~ ~ Nav 9-dauif
FURNITURE GOODS--CLAGETT DousON
have informing the public that Of
newest and mos, desirable productions Of
tapestry, Brussels, imperial, and
double sup~rhns insn twsd and plain We
neian, Dutch, and Dundeed csrpcunrs
klso n elegant stock Of and mats To msfeh
Aso hoor etcoths, which
according 10 diagram
An fashienshe curtain Materials with an the
An elegant assortment Of transparent shades
To DO shsdr iininrs
DO and linen drugreta
DO table oiicloths
TO an n which houssteepcs respectfully
n fTA nrrT- L
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NEW GOLD PENs-TAYLOK & MAuRY, booksellers,
Pennsylvania ah street have just received
ply splendid best patterns,
my Ave dollars Among then will be found Rapps
niche approved from
ebance the quill and made Of degrees OF nexib
suit any handwriting.
SeptS.
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University OF Georgia,

University or Georgia,
ATHnss, August u, ioo2.
OF this Institution will elect of
science nil the lItt Of November The
professor win teach the French language addition
10 branches appropriate the pToessorsbip.
Salary, 81, 700 per annum, payable quarterly
ssp, 4-itlaw AsBuKY HULL, Secretary.
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p Editors Of the above will please and send their
bills ONCE This
Aug l4-lnw3w
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DORTO RICO uIARs--Fiay.swo prime rorto
L Rice s~eAv~ jossr~csived, and for sale BY - -
aspM-tWk n. l. sEMMEs BRO,
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1850 pounds from TO ! inch In Sizes as required
1900 do 4 incp square iron, the whole weighing
about Is $50 pounds
SO No. 10 iron
30 do No. ~ do
LASS No. 9SrEEL Equal to As .7dirondae Company, Ne~
Jersey Stss!.)
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6 900 bushels best maple pine charcoal

be furnished.
CLASS No. 2o.-HAr AND saR.w.-( Ai.c suansous)
10 tons bes, timothy hny
do rye strs~s
CAss No. 2l.-PxoynpKn.--(Ai Ai,esllaasoss)
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The SPEAKER WAS Of the opnion thatit would require
motion to suspend the rules
Mr. STEPHENS, of Georgia, said he would withdraw
his notion having made it under the belief that II would
be an accommodation to the members and the Clerk
The CLERK then resumed and concluded the reading Of
the message, which occupied upwards Of an hour ff
Mr. JONES, Of Tennessee, moved that the message be
referred to the Committee of the Whole the state Of
the Union and ordered to be printed and that fifteen
thousand extra copies of the message and accompanying
documents be printed for the of the House. stating
that that had been the usual number for some sessions
past.
Mr.. WEIGHTMAN moved that FIVE thousand copies of
the message and accompanying documents be printed in
the Spanish language and addressed the House in favor
Of his motion, replying to arguments heretofore made
against printing these papers in any other than the Eng
sh language. Without concluded he yielded to motion
that the House adjourn; which being agreed to-
The House. at haf-past three, adjourned until
row at IL o'clock.
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had been allowed By Board Of Commissioners in favor
OF George A. Gardiner and the connexion Of the Hon
THOMAS CoRwIs with that claim The committee were
instructed to SIT during the recess and to file their re-
port and the testimony which they might take with the
Clerk Of the House These instructions had been carried
OUT and the committee had also considered what ees
laon necessary prevent frauds upon the Treasury
lie asked that the House would take up the report
and testimony filed with the Clerk with view that thew
might be ordered to be printed He sent up to the chair
bill which the committee had drawn up which he also
asked might be printed He did expect the House
to take any action upon the subject at this time but for
the purpose of keeping the subject before the House. he
would move to recommt the report
The bill was read twice by its titleyiz bill to pre-
vent frauds upon the Treasury Of the United Sates-and
the bill and report were ordered to be printed
The motion TO commit lies over in order to keep the
subject before the House.
ELECTION OF CHAPLAIN.
On motion of Mr.. FLORENCE, the House then pro-
oeeded to elect Chaplain for the present session. when
Mr.. Gaaher having received majority of all the votes
cast was declared to be the duly elected Chaplain for the
present session. ~
The House then adjourned
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MONDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1852.

This being the day for the meeting Of the Second
Session of the Thirty-second Congress, the Members
in the city assembled in their respective chambers
at IL o'clock
The day was one of SURPRISING beauty--warm,
balmy and genal-and the Capitol presented alively
scene. There were pleasing recognitions cordial
situations, and warm welcomes. The great po-
ltical battle appeared to be wholly forgotten, or
remembered only as subject for pleasantly.
There parade, pomp, superfuous ceremony,
Senator'S and Representatives assembled in the simple
manner Of Republicans without bayonet to protect
foe to ntmidate them, The Constitution and Laws Of
their country firmly established in the affections Of the
People, suced to guide, control and guard them while
their only spectators quiet orderly and respect
full multitude of their fellowcitizens including goody
number Of the gentle
The in either House pleasant to look upon
comprising it did assemblage Of intelligent pohti
clans legislators and statesmen whose only credentials
are the SURFACES Of their llowcitzens and whose only
heritage is that which belongs to every Amercan-the
right to improve the gifts Of his Creator as to ascend
by Of his welldrected efforts to the most
allied stations under National Government Hardly
one of all these honorable and respectable is indebt
ed the accident of birth to the influence of family
associations for the position he occupies while many Of
them were doubt familiar in the days of their youth
with the privatons cares, and labors Of poverty The
path Of each who has arisen from this condition has,
it may be- been tosome and difficult, and darkened by
many clouds but it had been rodden by patriots and
sages before them and hope still umines the way The
genius Of our free institutions gives guaranty of
cess to the faithful and the sronghearted.
The meeting of National Congress is suggestive of
reflections that should every patriot heart to beat
with proud emotions. The true theory of Repubcanism
and the forms of Representative Government have
before been admirably combned and never have the
prosperity and happiness Of individual MAN been SO tho
roughly and effectively promoted.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House was called to order by Mr. Speaker BoYp
and the roll having been called by States to ascertain if
aquorum was present. the following members responded
40 tba;r pames
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In SENATE.

The Senate having been called to order by the Hon
WILLIAM r. KING, its presiding officer, call of the
roll showed thefoowng Senators to be present. viz:
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THE UNION, WASHINGTON TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 81 1852

hdenee and as the gentleman from New York has
teed remark he ade ia the last Congress, OF
ing" tones towards southern men. will say that
eral gentlemen were reained from replying to him in
harsh terms for the consideration that their previous
Iatons had been friendly with the gentleman from New
York. and that il was improper 10 indulge in the
nercer tones towards gentlemen from his !" latitude
The feelings speak of animated me. To accuse
southern man OF wagering in that respect Is to say that
he Is deslitue oil paios personal HONOR and regard
Tor the rights and interests OF hs constituents No
southern gentleman could hear remark Of that sort!
without feeling his heart burn with indignation, as did
the hearts oil every southern gentleman the other day
lie has however made the ansends honorable this morn.
ing as understand him and on that point therefore,
have more 10 say. .i.l sls g. f#
Mr. BROOKS. Will the gentleman allow me TO in
terupt him for one moments know he does not meau
10 say that made that Gmstde upon the suggestion, ad
vice, nsnuaon OF any body from the South do not
want the idea 10 20 forth that inundated into II.
know the gentleman will do me justice on that point
Mr.. SFANLY. lintimated no such thing as inlimda-
tion-not by any means
Mr. BROOKS. would not make just qnalih-
cation, under intimidation.
Mr.. STANLY. | did not intend to intimate sdch a
thing
Now, sir, word in reference 10 remark made by
the gentleman from New York; and that was, that the
arge body" of the southern gentlemen left the
III the gentleman had counted the southern gentlemen
who present, and those who left, he would have
found that he mistaken in point Of fact think
majority of southern members remained that is my
impression. beg pardon of the House for having tres
passed its time, for these four and half minutes
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THE packet bell Fashion will
commencing from this date between Georgetown and Haper
Perry.
Leaving daily arriving Harpcrs
morning 10 time for the Tor Cumberland and
Winchester
Returning leaving Harpers Ferry arriving George
town morning at 0 o'clock.
omnboes readiness, passengers in
Georgetown, them Washington.
prFno through, including board 81 So
Mar 2S--du
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pAC1FIC MAT. srEAMsssuP COMPAry.--A notice
ns n ssrds papers conveying the idea that
provided would be
subject 10 detention Of Psnsms Il deemed
Announce hst Oregon Panama. dates
pore dsas free Of and that
The shsrc. Of accident NE ssssm.rs Covro Rsre,
T~ss 0eder Cote, snd Cbrhtor services Of this
psny viub. ~ Panama In the co.r,s Of The present month,
I : ~ order 49,. WIN. n. DAvfDoE, Secretary.
An
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DOMESTIC GOODS
Q00 PIECES beschcd long cloths embracing
JVU ~ pieces blesched sheetngu, all widths
sl0t 500 do prints, all styles M prices
20 bales various brown goods, very by
~ pieces pententisry plaid
The shove viii be soid and buying sell again
VIII ma u to their advantages 20 give Ne call
<. s9. r Il VERIFY MILLER, 81
Mar @-1m
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SNIDER's CHEAP WINE STORE, No. Walnut
~ below Fourh Philadephia.Wines,
tries direct importation the growers producers
than other furnished
and Others Washington city, shortest
by /" Adamss Express"
sherries, Sparkling Champagne,
Msdeiras, Moet
Ports, Cicquot,
Red wine, Dinet,
Tenerihe, Psrruchot,
Lisbon, IIeidsick,
Mnsen, and many Others.
Fronignan, Sparkling Mosee
Malaga, iockhem,
Caret OF all sorts, Rudcsheim,
ssuterne, Marcobrnn
BurEandes, the largest stock In Philadelphia.
.#tlH H4 pei Brandes Of all sorts,
dark and demjohn, bottles cboap
and some and old.
Irish and Scotch whkcy Monongahs Jamaica spirits
preserving brandy blackberry and wild
ale, London porter and stout in bbls. OF and Dozen
Hapana Cigars,
OF direct importation, the reliable
Wholesale or by the quarter box.
The only establishment where s
from the original package in which imported.
Hotels, Country 7rade,
and supplied
dozen, package Of assorted
Orders by telegraph giving limit price,
be satisfactorily hied, or the goods taken back
familiar personal acquaintance with all principal
ducng countries Of Europe, and
there enable me 70 offer good articles cheap Call
JACOB SNYDER, JR'S.,
~ Cheap Wine Store, No. 76 Walnut St, PhiladeIph
Feb 12-diy
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TEXAS GENERAL AGEcCt The arm OF Webb Duv.I,
Co., Austin, and Ayrcs, Webb, Co, Galveston, having
been some tune since BY mulaa consent the business
continued by David Ayers In the city OF Galveston.
He will purchase and estate purchase SELL
and locate land claims, examine quiet procure
patents and other documen perfect titles
lands and redeem lands sold ase-
foreign and domestic debts IN any Of the State OF Texas
attend 70 all business pertaining general He refers
the attorneys and business men Of Galveston and Mes Prson
street, New York and w. G. snethen washnrton, ID. O.
(pepad) addressed David Ayres Galveston
will be promptly attended to. -7-'
GALVESTON, March 1, 1852 #a.a..
March 26-dom
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Whole tickets sl0--Hsves s5-Qnartsrs - so.
Certificates OF packages OF IS whole tickets $40 90
| do Of rs half
do Of IS quarter do
Goders tickets OF pac In
splendid will receive prompt
and Official Of each wing Immediately
all who order from
Address. Il. f. oiBRIEN, Agent
Successor j. a. q. Maury1
AplB Ale rsndns Virginia.