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BREwERs GLANCE WoRLp.-We gladly recommend this
exhibition richly
praise, every worthy Of
really graphic and splendid production,
teresng design and subjects beautiful
la represented the choicest
world and chief aatura and artificial cunoses
beauties found In the four Of the globe The
many truthful OF actual
Of the earth be given single exhibition
travellers will each object be
beautifully portrayed whether
tod the frozen
will regret a
Fellows, Hall during World Miuor.u
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The Inland Commerce Of the United state.

The Inland Commerce Of the United states
Ii will be remembered that article appeared in this
paper some days since, copied from the New York Cou
rie stating Of the prominent results contained
in report by ]. d. Andrews ESQ., the trade of the
United States upon the great lakes with the British.
American possessions and upon the rivers, canals rail.
ways &c, of this confederacy AT that time the re
port was still in the hands of the public printer, but cop
les OF il have since been delivered to both houses OF Con-
gress, and 10 the city press. We have not had time to
examine very minutely volume OF nine hundred pages
but glance at the table Of contents assures us tina, this
report isa compilation Of statistical matter which has not
only long been needed by statesmen. s,aiscans those
engaged in commercial affairs, and the community gene.
rally but that will long be preserved for its historical
and descriptive character well for future reference
statistical facts We observe that it contains great
fund Of descriptive information such as the topofraphi.
cal and physical features Of different sections of The
country, which will prove invaluable during all time 10
come II also comprises full description Of the English
American and French fisheries on the colonial coast Of
North America.
As Congress Is Just upon the OF dissolution and
members are hurried and over taxed with business having
but little time to examine anything in the shape Of pub
lie documents brief digest OF the contents OF this
port may not prove aninieresing And the espe-
caly, perhaps, il contains much important informa-
ton upon almost all the prominent questions under con-
sdeahon by Congress- before the federal government
Tor negotiation The trade OF The great northern lakes.
IRON It's commencement to the present time. with full
account OF It's present vase, tonnage the character of
the property composing it, and description Of each lake
in the chao. i,s coast ne resources extent tributaries.
and outlets, folly described and fortified with numer-
ovs ess''ca tables The railways and canals Of each
Of the oned Ssies are passed review their length.
cost income, and the general advantages they confer
the sections OF country through which they pass de-
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PROPOSALS. FOX FINIsHING PORTLAND HAIR
BOX BREAKWATER, MAINE.

f.t Washington, February IS, 1858.
THE Gaping wall of this will 100
wards Ferry Point 100
stone, without
height The will be formed of
hesdcrs long, wide passing
entirely through the wall alternating with oiher headers each
long wide.
the corresponding long
lively which this wall stand will
foundation All the ballast wanted for this 300
breakwatcr, such
point experimenting engineer may direct
10 Gaping wall should be firmly
inch bowels. Proposals
furnishing the and building the wall fixed price
ming be Office until the 30th March,
1885, work satisfactory
government officer in charge.
There twenty
this wall.
Army, Portland, Maine.
JOS. o.. TOTTEN,
b. Brig. nd Gel Engineers.
inserted the Incgencer, Republic, and Union,
ingon Courier Boston Portland Advertiser Portland
copy paper containing advertise
mehi 70 be 10 the Engineer Department
Peh0 -
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MmWieipni EisctioH.

FRrprRrcK, Feb. E-At the municipal election held here
to-day, James Bargis received 35s votes for D.
Marley, I9t; John Bender, $50; Job Hart. 80 Tho fol-
lowing gentlemen elected aldermen Danl Dsrr,
Lewis Bunner, Vaeriu, Ebbcr John Loa'', and Gray
son Eiohelbereer The following counoilmen were also
chosen James Arnold, David IL HslIer. James Whitebi
Christian Steiner John Boyd, Henry Young, and Fred
erick SchTmdeT. -.-----M.
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Card.

The subscriber respectfully informs his that
Of his PANTY BoAppa
by the Adjournment Of Congress
pupils. The charge comprehensive Of the whole
English, French, Natural Science. and
ndrcd dollars academic
year.
IspI.sl AVENUE near City Hall, Februsryo, issa
r. w. CUsBMAN.
p-ifim~
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BREWERS Grand Moving Mirror the Gl.nc. at the World"
~ remain In Washington only few days longer.
For stuscuvsness and besuy rcferenss
confidently made the numbers delighted
during exhibitions pace.
Exhibitions evening half O'Clock, and Wed
pesday Saturday afternoons half three O'Clock.
Admission Is cents
Tickets bookstores hotels, and the hail.
March 2-dn
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The alleged Post Office Dsfolestscr.

MontLr Feb IS The examination Of Mr.. Sands. tho al
legged ost Office defapler closed MOBILIZE End he has
bound in the sum Of 5000 to sppess befor.
higher court
Mr. Beers, the postmaster MOBILIZE has also been ar
rested ON charge OF being defau,er HIS examination
Is postponed, however for fortnight II
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Nrw YorK, March 1.-The steamer Georgia arrived here
from Chsgres with full complement OF passengers
81 900 gold She also brings the regular Caorna
mails OF the LIST February Her 10 later than what
already been received by the United other
con
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II Halls Patent Powder Lock, having prize
pSs s pss world TESTED and y
s .s sssI ~ ' Ts
anss n.nucurs and furnish wdeIs Patent saamande Safe
ed sac b. bee" and widely Known and s
ssr proof offered champion The
nass Of The .sps.oy q The safes By The
assured that all safes made and sold by him. his
plate equal superior any many PAYS
Cd ID s as G ss @ contents q. Cd %
Tnss.s building IRE: New York and Sag h,Isor in s.
B.Gso and New Yo.i e,y Is Louis, albany,
ss9 i: I'D p s s s.a 81 iss s s Ge
Ma ch,ssso and saen.s in 1850 and The s., Gsa,e. hotel
Shsn. 8 e. nsas. C. cesS,n o Ca. 81 Louis. and Ss
oos Of he .seSes a.ai.SuSer enss Patent Fire Proof
and twiderU Patent salanandsl Safes :. !, ,,,nn,,,
P......s .aa M.nsfsem,s q Hall. Aa. G1npowast Lock
49, Between Maiden lane and Wall 81, New York.
H. c. Iop.., Day Sewss and other pa,cn, locks furnished
. prices when preferred % Hal. amt
wos sad which be had other place in The
Nff II. following certificate. have Just been received.
Jrrsrr Crrr, Y,b ., 1854
sa gives much pleasure 70 .,s TIA, safe ofyour max,
~ sio a silver spoons o,s &c from de.uuedon BY ,hs Are
s: in o., o1s s on The s,s Of p, a S a. Mo =
owtsl 70 ~ sa.uon on wal, % no, fall into the cellar bu,
-sss .As. the had ali me bras plate. and
Yours, R. B. EARLE co
Nj. srLAs c. Hsssfse.
1900 ~ ..4..- Nrr YoKr, Feb. is, 1859.
We fact, he,
sd s4ss rsasnas twelve IRE, which
katA3ng No IS the
sper, and money perfect
safs running
j. DUcoMMIN A SON,
Watch makers and importers.
NJ. suAs q. HuaaIso.
Maine sassnssr proprs'or o the sslamander Marble Com
Q mabeixed iron
Ne sops, depot sis
Specimens asamander
kcs. rs, IT. ssd ~ water
ASsss rssss agent for the sale Of Tho genuine samsnder
prices Depot No "
fSG-lN siIks G. HEARING.
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Hank Of the Metropolis.
tu.shinofnu March \

USAGE bank win not be Friday,
m. an inauguration Of the President Of
Hatred Officers viii, however, remain in
hsnk 10 receive payment due on that sy
MARI D.
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rmE MunoAL WORLD AND TIMES,

4 LAUoy wees,y ycuss. pss.., by Richard
n ws-, ssl musical composers
49,, The
k00 all b,sd, hsiiani es-sys
ssDvs's ee,se f.sa'ss instruction In harmony, which
s9ssss as< shsbes Of es.hssied musicians az musical .
- Al ssA truthful 81 pash
sHSssky s-eAss fossisn domestic ls whole
ea~visss valuable recotd Of musical
p~ he ecsn'ry choir., and ofisdies
~ ~s.e svs Ut" ass sos living near music Stores are
s~p,. ~ too copies, . I've copies, $40 and
-~~( sss sisb o. svr esu an sIus COPY 70, his trouble
10 ss.sA~s, ss~ rssA
stsss s.vsvsITh~ subscribers also pubiish The
eI as.es journal Of eight each
s.ssss s'a o. music (mstins bry eight
s~sA, s. Designed or especial benefit
ms.se pssr musical knowledge and tastes de
- ~ .ngss @se ssa ~ho-. purses require that should
,-s. ~ - essts three copies, ei ten copies, -
:. .ss,s -. sss rrse. sending club Of twenty rrts
Gec-o.y-.~ =. .spe,ed sin u. M...es world and
- n l-s ssa ~th The Monthly Musical csset,e
"cos Iss~sai ce"mis-,on snassa - '' ' 'N'
Nsx ~ s"s 70 '"s'e''es new volume begin. on the
IAr eOa0Gr >. sSIDkR. Jr.'. Win. x.o-. pal
80 hsx s, no.. ,om .,ne. snd usuor o. reliable
SGssa 49, ~ rvsisht by aAaam., s,... VOW nouss IN
sssss ~ - ss>vssA. pe'r ,osssr ''0p0'T
ssIoER's, pnu.a.lpA. (
y - ypUG = CO., " nslssAle aad Retail Dealer. !.
IA 4eQ4 49, al stosAs mastlngu russ curtain mssr..
1sUs1*&x and hcwss fuyasuhia6 goods eenttsiiy
.tsssk ssssss, between IN "a sm ar..n ~..A,n,,o.
49,
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REPLY oF.PREsIDENT FILLMORE.


did anticipates and therefore unprepared TO ex
press in suitable language the grateful emotions which il
naturally inspires. YOU, however, that
feel ha, am entitled TO The congatulson OF my friends
al the approaching termination OF my official labors and
responsibilities While shall retire from this exalted
station without single regret cannot leave your de-
lghtful city, where have ever been treated with so
much kindness and consideration wi,hou, feeling pans
Of regret atthe OF many social ties, which
have been to me sources OF unaloyed happiness.
II in the course Of my brief administration have been
able to accomplish anything to promote the prosperity
add to the attractions OF this lovely city, bearing the
OF the immortal Washington, this reflection will ever be
| 10 me source OF sincere qualification.
This city stands upon spot recently selected from the
Wilderness and consecraed TO the exclusive use and con-
troll OF this great nation should be adorned becomes
such nation and rendered attractive object Of love and
admiration TO the whole people Iii The emblem Of
Union. and should be the pride Of every patriot Acting
upon these views, L have cheeruly lent all my efforts
to beautfy and adop it, merely for the sake OF the
residents OF the city, but object Of Just national
pride, and a means OF Strengthening our glorious
| Union
With my profound Acknowledgements for this signal
mark OF your respect and my sincere prayers Tor the
tinued prosperity OF your city, bid you adectonae
farewell
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Visit OF RespeCt.

Vn of he corporate authorities Of The city of Washington
10 tie President of the United Sai.s, 10 take aue of him
upon has retirement from o6i;e, on Iue'day, The Isl
March, instant
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Under The broad Sxs Of amos, faulcss governnent.
the free citizens OF this republic enjoy the umos, hap
piness and illustrate the utmost dignity OF which human
nature capable The unelt restraint OF sclfmposed
law. AND the authority OF magistrate of their own
ehoise. alone limit and repress the eentious
in which human nature will sometimes indulge Should
not the patriot guard well the purity and stability OF in
situations which secure 10 him much of liberty and
happiness!
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ADDRESS OF MAYOR MAURY.

upon has retirement from o6i;e, on Iuesday, The Isl
March, Instant
ADDRESS OF MAYOR MAURY.
Mr. PRESIDENT The corporate authorities OF the city
of Washington wait upon you in body, manifest.
alton OF their high respect and regard for the purpose OF
taking leave OF you upon your retirement from the
allied station which you hold and in doing they de-
sire express TO you their grateful Acknowledgements
for the kindness which you have uniformly shown to.
wards city, aud the lively ntercs, which you have
always taken nts prosperity and their earnest hope that
your return to private life you may, surrounded by
your family, live to enjoy many years OF uninterrupted
health and happiness
now, in the name OF the corporate authorities OF the
city Of Washington, cordially bid you farewell
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The marshal of the District OF Columbia has selected
the following named gentlemen his aids on the
sion of the Inauguration; they will be designated by blue
saddle cloths orange scarf with blue rosettes and baton
timed with blue and gold
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VIRGINIA. LRGIsLATURR.
FRIDAY, Feb. a5.
House ef Delegates.


A resolution from the Senate, instrueting our
Senators and requesting our Representatives
In Congress to use their best endeavors 10
have the duty on railroad iron repealed.
or to obtain suspension, for limited time, OF
said duty, was, alter debate, passed--ayes 81,
noes SO
communication from the Governor was
presented to the House, enclosing commun.
cation d ON w. b. Giles, chairman OF the COM
mlttee on the Public Square, and other do GU
mcnts IN relation 10 said square. Laid on the
table and ordered TO be printed and special
committee appointed on the subject.
DIR. Wallace presented report from the
special committee appointed TO examine into
the management and affairs Of the ames River
and kanawha Company. Laid on the~table,
and ordered to be printed.
MIR. Johnson presented q petition of the
Sergeant of the city of Richmond, and the
Clerk of the Court of Hastings, of said city,
asking that authority may be granted TO the
Hastings Court to allow additional compensa.
ton to said officers, TO be paid by the city.
On motion of Mr.. Stevens the committee oil
Roads, &c., were instructed to enquire INTO
the expediency of;ncorporating Company to
construct railroad from some point on the
Manassas Gap Railroad, in Rockingham
county, through Brooks Gap, to some point
on tue NORTHWESTERN laIHOau, vi oH inc oulo
river.
A bill authorising the Court Of Appeals to
hold special sessions, was, after debate, re-
jected-ayes So, noes 81.
The following bills were passed.
A bill amending existing laws in relation to
the Supreme Court of Appeals. [Toths till,
Mr.. Miller, of B., offered an amendment which
was adopted, limiting counsel to two hours,
in the argument OF any cause, without the
special leave of the Court, granted before the
argument begins. An amendment, offered by
Mr.. Tomlin. requiring printed abstracts of all
cases TO be filed before counsel shall be heard
in any case, and other conditions to be com
piled with, was rejected
A bill amending an act passed the 9Th March,
lo49, concerning the Stanton and James Rv.
er Turnpike Company;
A bill increasing, on the 2 and 3-5ths prnci.
pie. the capital stock of the MoorfeId and AL
leghany Turnpike Company;
A House bill, from the Senate, with amend
ments, Incorporating the Lunenburg Plank
Road Company-ihe House having agreed to
said northumberland
bill amending the charter of the North.
western Virginia Railroad Company, so as to
authorize that road to make Parkersburg a
point in branch of their road.
AT O'Clock the House adjourned.
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The National IntelIigencer: saws of Presi

The National IntelIigencer" says ofPresi-
dent Fillmore's contemplated tour south:
sit has been stated that President Fillmore
intends TO proceed on a visit through the
Southern States, and thence by the Mississippi
and the Lakes to Buffalo. We believe il is
the wish Of the President to make this tour,
but II is hot certain that he will be able to do
SO. We hope that he may, both for his own
qualification AMI that of his admiring and crate
ful fellow citizens throughout the South.''
the Southern and Western papers and PEG
pie without distinction OF party, are extending
cordial invitation to Mr.. Fillmore to come
among them.
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How pleasant is lovely thing little out OF
season. rose bud in winter, fer instance. or
KISS 10 church when the deacon's eyes are
"eiosed in prayer" Stolen apples don't be-
gun with il.
We rarely meet with persons that have
true lud gment; which in many. renders iiiera-
ture very tresome knowledge. Good Judges
are as rare as good authors.
That plenty should produce either cove
tousness or prodigality, is perversion efprovi-
dence, and yet the generality of men are the
worse FOR their riches.
Duties in general like that class of them
called debts. give more trouble the longer they
remain undischarged.
Beware of the recoii of sinful induIsenees,
we may break our necks over the orange peei
OF oar own throwing down.
Never dispute with man more DIAN seven.
tyyears OF age nor with a woman, nor an en-.
thusiast.
A fair CORRESPONDENT Informs us that she has
suffered combustion" from red hot rage kin.
died by fool.
Real difficulties are the best cures Of imsp.
mary ones, because God helps il he real
snes, and 80 nukes us ashsned of The othsra
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MARINE WIS.
PORT OF RICHMOND

SAILED,
Steamer Belvidere Clifford, Baltimore, mdss Lud
lam & Watson
Schr Falmouth, Creighton, Baltimore coal.
Schr Gallego, Nelson, New York, mdse, D Cur
RE.
Schr Martha, Teal, York River; TO finish loading
for New York.
Schr Westever, Rogers, City Point, to finish
loading for Boston, D Currie
Schrs Indiana Waits, and Mercy Taylor, Rich.
mond, and Elizabeth Ann, Davis, and Rowena, Kill.
lom, Fredericksburg, at Boston 18th. Schr
Frances, Sears, cid at do for this port
Schrs Oriana, Dodge, Richmond, Margaret, Wog.
lam, Petersburg, arrived at New York 23d Feb
schr E w Dyer, Libby, Richmond, arrived a.
Norfolk 9th Feb.
Schr Avenger Harding, Richmond, arrived at
New York Feb "a
Baraue Parthian sailed from New York Feb "a
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u The Norfolk Argus states that dentist
Of Washington city has taken out patent fer
gas ffomiwood; which according to experiment
has succeeded admirably we'll in producing
as good light as coal gas at grea, deal less
expense. Doubtful
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Ericsson's only brother is the most dstin-
guished engineer in Sweden. He has lately
completed massive and magnificent sIuce
or lock of marble, VI hich unites the fresh wa
ter harbor on one side of Stockholm with the
saltwater on the other, and is now engaged,
at the request of The Emperor of Russia, in
of Finland with the Baltic. So great are the
natural distractions that no engineer has yet
ventured 10 attempt this latter undertaking -
The house in which these two brothers were
born has been purchased by the Swedish gov,
eminent for preservation as a public monu.
mept.
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" Robert 5. Sands, the chief clerk of the
Mobile post-office, is the person charged with
being a defauIier. He has been arrested a
the instance ofMr. Beers, the postmaster.
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DIR. KAEE's ExpEDIrIos.-We learn
from the New York Tribune that DR.. Kanes
Arctic expedition is nearly completed and that
II may be expected to sail about the middle Of
Anrii
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w HlTE GREAsE.-A new aud superior
w article for the axles of Wagons, Draws. Cats.
Carriages, Hacks, Transportation Cars, &c,
This grease is far superior as ubricator TO Oil,
Tar, &c, as it does not gum upon the axes is much
more durable, and is not affected By the wearther,
remaining the same in summer az in winter
For sale in tin canisters of ) and lbs each. and
in kegs of %, so and l00lbs each, by
ADIE 81 GRAY,
fe24 Arepts for tho Mannfao,,I,o
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Nv STRAYED.-From my stable, on
dGMonday, the 7th Of the present month,
large dark mare Mule, low in order, and shows
the marks of harness, lame in one of the hind
feet, three years old this Spring suitable re.
ward will be paid for her delivery to me at the
Vintage, half a mile west of the first tolgate, on
the Plank Road. C.. C.. BTRTON
fe2l-ts
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Mr.. Everett, it is said, is negotiating Con.
snlar Treaty with France, whch will be sen,
10 the Senate shortly; also an international
Copyright Treaty similar in it's terms to the
one between that Government and Great Bri
tain.
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NORTHERN JCF-

NORTHERN ICE.
REING in connection with heavy exporting
- house East, we solicit orders for Northern
ace OF the Purest quality by tine cargo, ton, or
bushel, at low rates. Apply at our office, Main
street, near Rockets. y
lie io-ts WARDWELL e. BADGER
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FOR RENT.

- FOR RENT OR SALEs-Ths three
sa story tenement on Grace, between 4th and 9Th
sIreets, adjoining my residence Il has recently
been put Ia complete repair, and u furnished with
a cooking range, bath room, wster Closets, gas fix
lures and other conveniences. It's airy, elevated
position exterior and interior finish, render this ona
of the most elegant and agreeable residences in the
city. For terms, apply to -
fe 2I-n On. JAMES BOLTON
Z. FOR RENT-The newly built three story
81 house, corner of Main and 2nd street The
occupant wishing to remove to his own residence.
Is willing to give immediate possession Apply TO
fe 3-ts GEO w. GRETTER.
nISS0LUTION.-lh Co.parfneTsnID here.
IL tofore exiting under the name and stvle of
of RIDDICk e. BENSON, was mutually dissolved
on The 10th inst. The name of the firm win be used
in settlement by either party, Thos g. Riddick or
VIM II. Benson.
The subscriber offers his thanks to the former IA.
irons for their fayors and informs them that he viii
continue the business the same stand ITO Main :,
where ne mas In store nice assortmentof Cloths,
Cassimcres, and Vesfinss, which he viii
make up In the best style and upon moderate
terms.
He hopes, BY assiduous attention to business, to
merit share OF the public patronage.
Ie Est VIII BENSON.
OTICE.-I have this day appointed FRED
EflCh w. BASS as my Agent, to carry on
mercantile business for my benefit, in the CITY of
Richmond, for the sale of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps.
&c. MARY MayOf''
1 HAVE rented the store in the house of Mrs
= Dr Lemosey. deceased, on the North side of
Broad, between 4th and 9Th Streets few doors be.
low Mrs Averett's Millinery Store where | win
open IN two or three weeks, an assortment of chill
oren's ladies' and gentlemen's b cots and shoes,
ana ctfuy solicit the patronage OF my friends
FREDERICK w. BASS,
lie 70 wv AGENT for Mary Mevo
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t. UNDERTAKING. SD
scriber hegs leave 20 return as
thanks o dis numerous friends and tie pubic a.
large for the liberal patronage beso~ed eqen mn
during the past IA years, both IS Cabinet sser sad
Undertaken and TO inform them thai he hss tossa e.
co partnership with Mr. WILLIAM AUAhAIs
The old arm Of Pooge Murray q ROPER, for the ex'
cluaiye purpose OF conducting che Gnde alHs
business IN all its branches. lis sAgp Y oa lAs
EasE aide Of Governor ssseet mes. door anaaa w
cid stand Of Roper 4 Cowiing, between slssS aaa
Franklin streets, where viii always % seps = 81
assortment q ressly made Coiiaass and ~as;s -
fe Ia-sn B. W. ROPER.