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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-19

TERRIBLE INDIGNATION AGAINST THE LONDON
TIaEs''-REPoRTED REMOVAL OF THE CAPTAIN
ErERAL OF CUBA.
The Madrid correspondent Of the London Morning
Chronicle writing upon the Goth Of August SAYS
The London journals have frequently been stopped
at the post tfice of late, for reasons which have
stated on various occasions; but = royal order has
appeared oday, addressed ny Senior Egan. to the
cluded altogether from the Spanish dominions. 1t
is as follows
MrysTRY THE HoYg DEPARTMENT.
The enemies OF the Of Spain, not finding in
noble soil elem ents disposed 70 break daily ehe Ia OF
decoTum and offend that which Is Grated ~imost
a. worsh o, have sought in foreign lands pens which
neh serve their cfimiual Designs and for time
back there have been with iod legation articles OF
sn English periodical entitled the TIMES the sole and
bae orisc OF which se 70 sou1f and ri 5icue
system ~ csy TIE objects mos dear 70 Spansrds such
scatdsi canrot logger be tolerated Toe public deco
n forbid ~ the ch csl fenmeot Il the country
iei ela il With horror liberty isef i sshaned o. it
. IepugDsnt spectacle rhicn stains eaj Compromises ~
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One Of the Madrid papers-El Diario Espqnol,
the special organ Of General Concha-thus discusses
The subject of the projected alliance between Spain,
Mexico, and the other Spanish American republics
From the Dislio of 23d August
No European nation has greater or more varied in
erests in America than Spain; aud yet no ma ton
rcoccupes itself less with what passing in the New
World. The events Of those most important regions
obtain among us an attention as transient as that
viii n devote to the srifes of the Russians in the
Caucasus or those of the English in India. From
whence il follows that in no country of Europe does
there exist less ghtened opinion, one in which
there is less Judgment, concerning the situation of
those numerous peoples who owe to "a their exist
ence, and who remain united to us by indssoluble
bonds OF affection.
In no other way can it be comprehended that, after
time for reflection, there continue to be received as
probable the rumors which have been given
re to by the political reaction of Mexico represented
by the dictatorship which the republic has conded
to its Old President. Gen. Sauta Anna-those rumors
spread by the North American press. and according
to which this ustrious genera! should have solicited
the protectorate OF Spain, or should be In treaty
with our government to establish in the ancient
viceroyalty constitutional monarchy-ooth things
today equally impossible, except on the supposi-
ton that the men who counsel the Mexican dictator
in that and in our government, are devoid OF good
sense. Fortunately that this want has not existed
nor does exist is demonstrated by the terms in
which the Minister Plenipotentary Of the republic,
Don Buenaventura Viyo, expressed himself on pre-
senting to her Majesty his credentials; for 10 some
OF his expressions the intention Of protesting
against the unfounded suppositions to which we
have alluded. Dscourses as they usually purely
formular, rightly take on certain occasions stu.
dously distinct character: and 10 opinion, con.
sidepng the present situation the Representative of
Mexico has considered 1t opporfune to fix the posi-.
ton Of the republic In relation to its ancient metro
polls in clear manner as the cohveDiences of the
act could permit him.
"Mezico said The minister, "bas7 With the nation
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April Under these circumstances the leading mem
hers of the cabinet who concerned in the direc
2oD Of our foreign relations have not left town for
single day and there cannot be stronger proof of the
Entire unanimity prevailing in the ministry these
questions than the fact. that at this important
5uncture Lord John Russell and Lord Palmerston
have returned to London to hold closer communica.
zion with Lord Clarendon and Lord Aberdeen. At
4empts to SOW division in the ministry and to sha axe
che confidence of the country were never in fact,
more entirely out OF place
From the moment that the alterations and ad Ii.
lional conditions required by the Turkish govern
Nent became kno IN, we deplored the delay and the
ranger which those changes were likely to coca
Bion. For, even if it were demonstrated that the
alterations are uno ,jectonabe, and even desirable
In themselves, we should hold that the value OF
Ahess modified expressions is incomparably below
.4hat OF q prompt settlement Of the dispute. 1t is
NOTORIOUS that these changes put forward by a
party in the Dvan who are not favorable to any d.
pomaac settlement but still eager for appe al
70 arms and If the opposition they have offered to
Che terms Of agreement should lead to its rejection
by the other side, the violent faction at the Porte
will prevail over the more prudent and judicous adj
Visers of the Sultan The Por e ITSELF which began
by throwing its cause into the hands of its allies
when 1t had taken the firm resolution to reject
Prince Menschik0fs demands, and which obtained
for several months the united support Of Europe on
these conditions, wi have destroyed the union Of
Its own policy sitb that OF the mediatlng Powers
and we have reason to believe that the French Cab
net has already sgn,fed to the Sultan that the ute
ror steps he may adopt contrary to the advice OF bis
allies, must be taken - his own peril.
Upon the imnediate subject of the greatest in
nesest at the present moment the acceptance or re-
bctisn OF the alterations py the Emperor Of Russia
Ne are reduced ~ conjecture, and each OF ou1
Ssaders will form his own judgment whether, under
All the circumstances Of the case, the Emperor Nj
rho,as viii be most actuated on this occasion by
i ives Of ambition passion, or by the rules Of
ard the desire OF peace. We cannot conceal
- that the policy which has been rasbly
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rious grades of petty officers boatswain and their
mates. Among the list Of principal officers to be found
below it will Re that there is paymaster pur
ser. The duty devolving that off 3er in english
ship in the Russian navy attended to by Of the
euteDaDts the actual working of the business being
done by officers of the second grade The following
the officers of his Imperial Majesty ship Pallas: Vice
Admiral Putiatn Post Captain Unkofski, Flag Cap.
tain Posiet, Admirals Secretary Goncharof Score.
tary Of Legation Goschkavitch, Chaplain (Arch
mandrite) Awvakoom, First Lieutenant Tihmanof
Second Lieutenant the Baron Crudner (aide-de camp
TO his Imperial Highness the Grand Duke Coustan.
tiDe), Third Leuten ant Saevch, Fourth Lieutenant
Balevinetz, Fifth Lieutenant Schwartz First Sur
geon Arefieff First Master Gaezoff, Second Master
Porfoff, Gunner Lassef. There are three passed
midshipmen, four mdshipmen, and one naval cadet,
the last mentioned OF Admiral Lazereff, who
commanded one of the Russian shipsOf-thelne at
Navarino, and who at his death was commodore Of
the Russian squadron in the Black Sea. We found
the Pallas in first rate order-the decks and every
part Of her clean we might expect to find, and
cleaner than we have found British frigates just
from sea, and credit toany service. the squadron
sent to the seas Of China and japan by the Emperor
Of Russia is not with any view Of interrupting the
squadron sent by America to japan but with nstruc-
lions to cooperate with America If necessary and
secure to Russia share Of the advantages expected
to be derived by opening commercial intercourse
with that country. The Russians say their En- Deror
thought Of sending embassy TO Japan long before
the Americans did,
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Posr oyr1cr DrrAaTxsxr, Sept /, 1853.
THE following copy Of Congress, eni-
~ o,hsrwis.
a,sd and a Sd our spp1u,sa March a. 1855
q, "s Tn: ss % n. a
soo for the transportation Of the man IN ocean steamers from
and back &C, q March ,ird eighteen hundred and
s s & .nS .
connected with the said
pso,%ss new eonse oaa mss. whether he .sp.
General further directed BY and
~ % WIS, nov the
once Departments for carrying the mali in be
according oonssc transfer
Except in respect Yer. route,
which may be discontinued by the Postmaster General The
he United States The right take psse..on Of The ships Is
substance az followst
being shall ali times exercise control over ad steamships. ADD
and service Of d. n,cd siss and 70 direct such in
@sehns and Internal s.ns. "sn,. =. the SAID
paid and the e,ops, q s value o. the ship
mutually chosen BY the parties Aforesaid"
NOW. NOTICE Is nEREsY GIVEN, that with view Of re
na 70 r. IL %s'S Ss ssass s
80 - = " PROPOSALS.
the Once Department, In the
mt. M & s" s,,. s d o. os9s'
a, October, 1884, The and ums herein
4
s..m.. Haven in Germany and from said Bremen haven by
PROPOSAL. for additional Trip year. way,
Ne. Prom ch.,..,on South c.,oln. by Savannah. e.o.
and Key s.t rsas . n..,s. u csss and 20" ..s ,ia
No rrom Orleans, : month, back
srd from Havana chssres AspsnwaI and back
Proposals omi Charleston Savannah considered
x.s wo = direct miles.
s'e dean from Me-. %sa ss.
isans 10 val. direct 400 miles bach semi mon,hy
not exceeding days TO The nip each way.
Monterey, Francisco Astoria Oregon
each wysouehns At Port o,fod in orcson and
ia hs opinion Of The Postmaster General the public interest
ns schedules NO. and mu., b. 20 arranged q. MAX. du.
conneuioa thmus Of Panama. thus forming continuous
ro.s fos New yo', as Astoria md back twice .osh
ps such Zines the Postmaster General
PROPOSALS tcsch Ioyhesd Enxsnd win considered
NOS From New yoh by cowe England to Havre In France
Prosss:s fos changing ,smaus nom Have 10
Asswsp Belgium, and fer additional nip yssr, each
~ l. Tro Msw Orleans Lssssna, crus, Mereo
bsak. month, supplying Ta"pco, Merico by sid
Lssss New Orleans Art, fourteenth, and twenty ann
say~ .
Law Vera cs.s every .owh r,h,
Ar,v. New on.sss month by the fourth ninth, and
rss ss go should specify n. namss n day,
h. NIP way, and The mode o.
which be esshps in ~ respects sash'e f's NE ser
Heonacs ~ e~ssr-A nso viii b. requred
eenos In Al especs the laws and ren'sucns spHcrbeo ne
m 3D. s. = !: =. .. :. =:
ssvs-lsv1w Posoaasssr General.
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Baas,s a.d 0Aas ,sakss<sss ssAsasss = KAsaNs CON-
neett.g As 49, ss"AsS Hss@sss s
x.ee oAss, esdt As stages = xssssssis &C.
n expeditions bcss thoroughly eSsspsStss lac
Board Tres Tsnnsi, and the road bn
usvsisfs soandeuuy
1see Ths UPON
this road IL he pcDdouA aad Attacuvs character
The expu.s mali tesvSs Bsilnose daily M aas
decty Whssins su0 Giiss IN 10 OF " hoa
Guiding all soppsges arriving there ats Or J, m
passenger leaving BALTIMORE at d. may lay over o lodging
III nlies aud pocesd hsnes 70 Wheeling
nOsning-
M and o. M daily, from Dslinore
ns,op Junction. tetior the Reiay House e on
Al y bsens the seven of uuon hss
which have usl completed for this Ioac form
n Win Inc down tu Ohio
cnnsu AID Loui,vIo, where The to Nashville
inc 81 Orleans packe may be tahsa By those
Pas. sxer Tor who prefer ths land Gin
nua and Ohio and the West may also proceed
rr from wheeling OHIO 0snss CoDpany oxesiss
over National road ~ zanssvs s and sses
by railroad - r..-.A..x - ..~.-.-.
r..oud viii sxIscA " rouie there being
susr ma speedy conasxoa Wheeling aud fros those
pieces go xsy..,;...o, a. xv...,,.. !
no charxs tor transfer passengers OF bss(sxs
rnre e. through s onywAee
rou,e lo sshins,oa Whsring . sci y Casenssu, eli
o LouisvIi~, Si2 :. - -.,.-. -.
"sNniAso"' -" " WA. Parker,
Nav ll--dn sB 0ssssal ssp<riasssdss,.
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DROvnseOR M0as1'S IHVlo0aATth6 hLixl& Dk Yoh
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somsms. smoke On ahss long es,dsnse
Professor MORE eoIIsnssd ss s' ~ 'n
s. which has been endorsed blythe sas. colleges e. q
me the best preparation exAnt of VIC
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can convey adequate of hs nedsfs asd
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by impaired sy sickness ns % h ana
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admitted that miracle Of medicine heretofore supposed
10 have NO existence
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expression Of those who have used this extract
crsduious Il regard 10 medicine. .od
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cordial Ia t.,,h wna'ss e.. q
satisfied the half dozen bottles took win cure
Another consulted Distinguished physician.
said could not be prescribed TINS thing and mat
%. 1s ' ssmps.y s' cured dune '''s'''' 80
why did no, hear would have saved much
expense, besides Of mensal and physical suffering"
THEMSELVES
and distinguished Dr. WOOD Of Aassa
woaorsrrR, Jane !, 1870.
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already pason short time aes LOOKED -
ase siS p o. o him regain a
M wa, an bad s. o n M
time patient had procured some o. your co. 81
sao ever warmly i
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rly convinced to the contrary.
remain, truly, yours . ,.,ao,
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your nvigoaing cordial am now prepared give
L. bud prescribed for the last few nonehs
give decided preference anything Of ne knd
with which its medical virtues md rca
sopsbIe prise nj which you pleased with its Of
cts the Of the
valuable auxiliary removing diseases some q the
mos, all safe and valuable medicine
~ BENJAMIN WEEKS, N. D..
BRooKLSs, N. r., Nov. 81 1912.
put up highly concentrated, in pint bottles, with The name
| bown In the glass and
| SOLD AT % PER BOTTLES FOR &i2-se4 per DOZEN
Prepared by Morse, NJ d. and for sale by Charles IT, bng,
agsn Broadway New York; whom oil orders mnss
| be addressed. 5
Agent Washington city, D. Gilman Baltimore,
Haucc O. r. Rogers Brothers, How
Bennett Beers, Richmond Vrynia
| Jan lily t
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED nro~, New York a
very rich and superior assortment Of new goods consisting IN
latest Parsan and roadway fsyies
p psssss.s n a sa .s heavy
soo yard. inches WIDE, plaid silks from IS cents
$500 yards twen,y-sevsn inches wde plain heavy
Sole, all colors, cheap
common colosd silks. for evening dresses
2too yards brocads Silks from 81 to q per yard
H.a ,sS s. s heavy
400 yards plaid raw silks, superb quality
q snsruid s,rs I r,sn.e nsno dresses
Is pieces plaid vAienciennes. article for ladies
@ rscs. plain and figured mou..rine de LANES
soopecss plaid bonnet rihands
Embroidered and plain skirts
q piece. Ea s.,, IND ,I yonsss s 10 ..
10 pieces "A mantiila veIven
10 carton: has and medium embroidered linen cambria
q pises. Luplns anc mousseinss, ali colors
i piece. Lup,n,s BLACK |ou'.s.ns, very fine
7opiscss BLACK apacas, fromas Gem, 10 si95
,os long and square en. s s,s n cha s. make,
Velvet scarf. and clo'h cloaks
:::: s:s ss;:: .::.s:
:, MsIeslne. tor l ~ every color
% pieces ca-.imeres do
xfui assortment, Of silk and cotton hosiery
500 pairs sefvnnts' blankets
lou pairs fine bed blankets, twiied very fine
loo pieces kerseys, servanrs'
rs pieces - and 81 full cloths
so pieces plaid linSeys
full assortment of Of every kind
Russia diapers, table 1amask napkns
Irish hnens, uckaback diapers, crash
rs pieces borkngs, some Id wide
30 pieces brocateI extra fine
80 pairs lace curtains cheap
10 pieces India saiins
Velvet carpets. Brussels carpets Ingram carpets
Venetian carpets, rugs
Large small OF various kinds, and great
many goods y mention.
the large OF goods buy and
greater than any else the
Distinct Purchasers will please give call, and examine for
the mseives. HALL BROTHER.
Scp27-Aawfw
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n EW SPRING 9OODN--P. w. BROWNING, mcrchan
Hotel bess
Of the citizens Washington and srsnss hts and
NJ French cloths
BEING ArtesmnAd
~ popular principles prices
he whole
80 and 80 Thus the of
called stoFes for He
o eood Inst be surpassed style,
quality. With thanks friends liberal
he some. Mn3t-5Mwh
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Proposals. Tor Furnishing Paper ssx ths Public
FsSasink


oysicH surERlsTssDK.r TINS PuSuc PsIsrise.
tNtN= Washington, sepdsmtsf W, ioSs-
IN Aet provide exeeulng pcbc print
approved proposals Will be
eeiysd Office the Capital Until Moaday oh day.
December next Al twelve oock for furnishing The paper
thai required pubhr printing
ing The Lea day Of Dreember 1852 and ending e Isl day Of
December, 1854
Tie su6jonad speeches. nearly ssssrssned the
quantity quality and description each Kind OF that
will be required
u 600 eams nne printing pspr unaendered
S inches, and 10 weigh forty nse pounds 10 The Of
+o0 sheets.
900 eans pnpg paper eaisDdered "a by 50
inches, and weigh nfiy pounds the Of aou
sheets.
800 ans supeane cniented printing paper
"A by 81 inches, and 10 weigh forty eight pounds
10 CT 41c sheets
The Nbfe or the paper Of
end cotton, free other sub
Stances fair whensss and put ia Of twea fou
bundles " EACH each
perfect weigh, viii
be required, under i've
from will be
in oil required Mixing vi hi, the
weight viii be considered violation Of the
contract
ssmpes indicating the qualify Ac Of the required thu
Obtained the office OF the Supen
tendsnt mail intending u bid
supplying requisef
service may rrqure privilege of ordering
greater quantity either should greater quantity be
CURED In quantities No deemed
cessary.
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National Medical College, Washington.
THE Thirty Annual Course II Lectures viii
fourth Monday October, and continue until March
Thoms. Miller NJ D., Professor Anatomy and Physiology.
VIM VI D. Professor Of obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children.
Riley NJ d. Professor of Ma,eria Medica Therapeutic.
and Hygiene,
surgery.
Grafton Tyler NJ. D. Professor d Pathology Practice Of
Medicine.
Robsr, King Stone, d. Microscopic Pathology
cal Anatomy
s~ner, NJ D., Professor OF Chemistry Pharmacy
w. r. saunders, M. D., Prosector aud Demonstration.
Tho fncIes for the prosecution Of practical
ample.
Like Europe from
and the for clinical
under he roof.
The additions the buildings the last session
The accommodation Of the sick will greatly extend the usefulness
medical and surgical clinic.
for fut Of lectures ta5
the
Maicustne fec payable only once
Graduating expenses rs
Medical Surgical Clinic through
without charge. II.
ROBERT KING STONE, ~ D.,
Dean OF the Faculty,
ohsce and residence Of v and is,h
Aug I7-2swtistNov
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Maryland Military Academy. Oxford, Talbot County
Maryland.
John ALLEN, Superintendent graduate OF United
Military Academy, Pont1he sixth Of
will the Ars Monday October
Terms, 9so per Modern languages drawing and
extra The academy snsted peninsula, surrounded by salt
RETIRED besafs and healthy position. II has facility
from Baltimore Catalogues containing
Information he obtained 81 Mesrs.
Bailey and Messp Murphy Co.. street,
Baltimore, by application 70 the superintendent.
syrnssoss
Cooper sdjuani general, United army
Taylor, United States Baltimore Maryland
John II. a. Lafrobe esq, Baltimore. Maryland.
Col. Andrew Johnson, Nashvine, Tennesseen.
Uenry du Popt, eco, Wilmington, Delaware.
Cot. w w. = Bis., United stss-s army New Orleans.
Aug 7-eodsw.
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CANDs AND CUMMTNGss BRICK MACHINE PATENT
Rights saeMchse Nour-e Co Of this city, been
appointed agents the United
rights machine II has been thoroughly
practical bckmsker~ throughout country the
purpose podnc~A
cesfny worked BY the application Of motive pcwsr
light and
seconds,
erceIng apidy Of operation any machine
fbv sha known.
The ss Of the An.res. patent !. cry delayed until the m.
chine protsced abroad Meanwhile, M N
sseass fcr the Of territory and
good title IN the
Apply by letter. c gaid OF At their Office, Of sh snd
streets, the Post Once Department.
Jsne ls-eod
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All of The papers of the best
teras adneraon and to be Of white blue color
The named therein be taken
Nude, being impossible the definite quantity tina
required kinds and The right therefore Is
OF ordering greater quantity Of ind every kind
times and In such quantities the public
require. .+9assa
Each considered separately and be subject TO
proposal and privilege reserved OF requiring
than class assigned him take all
such classes, Or forfeit his right 10 any class
Samples tnot less than qiro OF each kind OF paper bid
kind, each bid and
with numbe Of
schedue and the hrst three be
proposals samples be transmitted this Office free
of postage other expense.
proposal by the individual Arm making
specify and the
and each every kind contained
In the class pr0posed for.
All The paper in delivered
order every charge expense subject
inspection, weight aud othe Supenend
ent, and be in all respects satisfactory.
Blank proposals will be furnished at this Office per
will
unless substantially agreeing herewith
Bonds approved will be requircd and the
plying inferior article In OF the classes failure 20
ply quantity required time, will be considered violation
vi the contract
Each bidder is required proposals asacior,
ability and ontr the
good sufficient certified by judge
United DISTRICT The marshal
the district which the rureties reside tor the faithful
ton OF the proposed to be undertaken BY him and
with such be rejected
proposals opened the required law "ou
the frat Tusdsy after tho first Monday in Decemser next 6
al 10 O'Clock, The Office OF the Superintendent
Proposals will addressed superintendent OF the Public
Capitol United Washington and endorse,
-'''' - 's JOHN r. TOWERS
Superintendent Of the Public Printing
l-eodlDoc fIntei. Eve. 5tlf.1
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TwO NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT--Two new, sisisl,
situated modern with marble Axsmve
containing steven mr.
pvivae gcrt-~i family wi npon
psnesuaf tenant, On sprWcusIonsc
R.M. arnATrON,
AuctoN~sv and Cnamiswton Merchant,
South de Pennsylvania Nh and 0h
Ar s-eodn fAt W.
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20a -
V0Asnfngton Branch RassrsAd.--1safas hon ~ Fell
FAVE dsiy, sxeep Sunday. q md y = M ~ sns Up
The uain a s. m 10 sapess aops only Aaaapol
tjon aud Retsy otsess n I'll way ssauOas. :.
II 9, a. and ~, connect with AnnaPo's
DO Do aud T. = n, and S. p. n % sssL ~
Pare from ashinsson 70 Barnaose.i
Db Do do ahd rcufn 20
Do do Annapolis ! Is
Do do DO ARD return. ! -
The nip III BE- procured the omes
and arr good day upos which they sssasd "A
Ju,v i6--dn Assu.
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A N Elegantly Furnished House for Rent.--A bouss
elegantly completely furnished particular
ing bath and lighted with Tor The
all the OF having been only eight
no
Inquire II street, three doors east Of Tenth.
I-du
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luIOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Broma.--w. BAKER cos
X Vanilla Premium chocolates.
premiums have awarded chief
Unon sale all principal
the United States, md by their agents.
New York Grant and Tweils, Philadelphia
Thomas " Brundigr Baimoe; Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati
Ohio; and .. II. Howell, Georgetown, D. Q.
WALTER BAKER, a CO.,
Ap3-dly Dorchester. Mas.