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In,er from Rnenna Ayres.

BOErOS, Thursday, July I ls2L
The Swedish brig Alfrield from Bu-nos Ayres May -
nine Jay, laer arrived here his morning ene reports ID
port shin Gondola. for New York loading; blrks Lion
r. m Roson arrived ed: Thorndks for New York 5000
Roman uncertain big Cronst dt, dschsrsins schooner
Henry A. Burling from Baltimore with cargo Of Hodr
uncertain.
The sdyices bv this arrival state that in consequence OF
the inf rrnay If the block .Ge all vessels when arrived
previous TO the 18th May bad been admitted ahd were a.
lowed TO June g. 20 discharge and load Since thsn 'ns
blockade had been vigorously enforced and ma o77h
Acknowledge d by all the foreign Agents
Tie accounts represent thu cry sill closely beseis7d
~ land and that the negot atoms oetseen me Del
g.r.ft parties mention Of which made by the preV
arrival have again failed and consequently oeeu 0''
ken q.
Tie negotiations for peace by the Brazilian and Bolivian
Ministers bao been broken of had been found impos
sible 70 70 terms.
Te House Of Representatives had auth arizet the issue
of ten millions OF paper money TO carry On the VI" "nch
The Government determined = prosecute TO the last
e.reuiiv The amount Of paper money now issued oy
The Rank INT 10 s2Il0o00cO, worth about SIX cents
on the dollar
Auti,ds Of Provisions and Fuel were becoming scarce
in Buecs Ayres nd the receipts OF produce hsd totally
ceased
Tie sipmep, ohides for the past month bad not reached
opeegbh Of thu quantity required for England alone ana
she I'd the continue, she Nii have % oA 10 some o
er quarter for her supply There are No qaotion' ior
American goods.
H. English packet arrived on the 2lst Of May with
.soCoo Exchange had been sold IL England at o9' when
was sd advance.
on the 2lst reports circulation that 'y''smAae
s.ek upon the town by the forces Of CrqGza would De
made.
Ounces closed at 2coH.
collision occurred between the Utah steamer and one
q, ,bs provincial squadroa- iew shots were hr7d and
T,ah then hauled OF Tn BrstIh Paeket OF the -iesi
date says alter ehrOnclg the auyA OF the Prince mAi
stesmer tbs, rumors are ME OF important resolutions
h hen sdopted by the Constituent Congress cf santa
- ssprvipg UrquilA Of Provincial Dre;torshiP, and
authorizing Buenos Ayrss 10 send twelve deputies to Con
rs, ag.ns two from each Of the other provinces and
ordering the siege Of Buenos Ayres and the rebellion IN
m rrovnce TO be raed and abandoned under the penalty
Of e1eonmunicAron-
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FataI Railread Accident.

PHILADELPHIA Tharsaay Juiy :. 1873
part of the Baltimore train for this city, ~s tnro~n
of tie track nesr Wilmington by piece Of wood being
ualciousy placed across rails The locomotive. ten
der snd express and baggage were thrown Oh. the
two latter being broken in fragments Tie passenger cars
upinjurec.
Three persons got the train between the express and
baggage cars 81 WnI gtop. unknown To the Conduct r.
90 svod paying the fsre. One OF then lme unknown
instantly killed. and the other two, named jams
Riddle and John Jeffrey residing in this city we're badly
injured. Tie Company offers reward Of $500 Tor th-
discovery Of the mscreant who placed the wood the
track The two injured meB il j. sad, cannot survive
M-The verdict OF the jury exoner.tes the Railroad
Company Nd officers from AL blame IN the matter The
deceased hs. been recognized NJ Jones, Of South
~Ik-be left th. city with Jeffrey, Of the injured
Riddle oed in the hospital At DC ock this evening and
Jef,ry is sinking condition and cannot live I'LL morn
ing
meeting o citizens is be held TO night to make
rang, uehts for the reception Of President Pierce.
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I.r.r fran Ria Iaaeira.

PHILAuELIHIA- y 10y, July ! ID
The hin cr.v Pc from Rio Jkn-Iro, I'm Jua~ hs
arrived AZ this cor, The Lusv x SAVED f0r ~ York 81
TIE 4h IL. - BIO j. ero. ;. frxNe Congress AZ
1ec % the ID ron Ia P.s . sail fr borne On tn- IN
Jun. snp- Ozsrk fr,m Nee York cor California Agn-s
for New York waiting cuge iiighhy-r from Nv ork
for California repairing sa j. af-E days o'rks lana
rue AugustA Nes iors for Au-ralis ~-lnng orders
Carton New York for Australia repafog Brdn-tte Tor
Nv York aIt-op. f,r Baltin0r- Cod. from fillmore
via Bahia. all loading b. Coley from Baltimore
"a sitting. Iseocq. do W g Gibbs, from Boston. % 3
har,hA ClArf. from New fort, DO Morgan DIV ron
n m Montev,d.o for Bali rore ready. brgs Lacy. from
Redmond. Nancy. #, N BAliimor-. IN 'ertAin
The Cry Esge has made the shortest passage ever made
between the two Por--3o days She brings Aiul cargo
Ct Coffee.
The health Of Rio Giro bad considerably improved
The provinces Was quiet The authorities we're exercising
the gresst vigilance Tor The suppression u the slave sae
business was extremely inactive oSDg the scarcity and
OF Coffee.
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sovere;gn whatever else may In Eng and no sovereign

sovereign. whatever else may In England no sovereign
has ever been 90 simple in her court as Victoria and
none accordingly so or 80 respectable Add if
the Presidents Of the United States safe from tue
tragic yicstudes which mark the careers Of soveregns
in Europe ii is due to the short periods of their official
service attended for the most part by simplicity cor
responding to the popular nature Of their Office.
IT, however, there are any Of our citizens who, In
civil military, gastronomic capacity wish 70 receive
the President there can be forbid is, only il
would be more proper to have the expense Of the
psgesnt or the feed borne BY private subscription than
by public tax Stll, we think it would be hight oil
sublimity worthy of Democratic nation TO let hin
come az the private citizen who has honor enough III
being the CONFIDENTIAL servant Of 2O,OOOOOO OF se-
reisBs Besides think Of this broHing weather. IL Is
impossible that Mr. Pierce should desire TO be SHOWN
ND Broadway and down the Bowery. with the thermom
eter at &C. stfed by crowd and enveoPed in the dust
of Arcusrus hat IN hand, sweating and bo"ng 70 inc
thropp Ii be a man Of half the sense we take Nun
for be will greatly prefer the comfort OF seeing 'ne
CRYSTAL Palace in quiet way like enc OF the People
Accordingly, we vote with the Aldermen, against tne
AUTHORIZATION Of So 900 of the Treasury for has re-
ceBtiOD
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DEMOCRACY.

We live in progressive age, and trust, therefore
that Democracy has improved since 1917, when Andrew
johnson Democrat, in his speech in Congress on tea
and coffee dgressed into pepper and mustard in regard
To Mr. Polk's administration
"BH, W conclusion, be must be permitted to say he
wished 10 Almighty God ths; the whole American people
could be assembled in this cyha thers some kind
Of Sd phtheaier constructed cGp~Ous enough to con
tain the entire voting pulson of the United States and
lst the, were conv,Led for short period Of tune and
me rei fhGf now c0Hrea frOZ tar rts he 1rHy dbEss
ccrli BE- dram asfde they be permitted 10 take one
calm sury ey enc fail and dspa.siOlate v'ssof al to- -
a. Iings Of the eare proceedings u tiAgs under taI
or,rrr1eaf; Of ali he ihf,igstAgs If o5oTs ~ an
U0Tifp from ne higAsf q re i0u,s, would not say
tley would Law violent hands upon edihce dssign
BY It's iozuders 10 be sacred ami perec: IN al MS paris
md tear il into ten thousand pieces l Will nO'
say they would rush upon il in sac IT preciPtany
Nth the ressess aUo devastating Jury Of some migny
tempest; no. have much coShdrne IN their iorosAr
10 teieye sof,r momett Bni bel well assure !
If thing and that j.. n rotf yID 40 ard fear -
sseef fscse that haze bes bZ'Hg aEa Aare ri
The rifrs u 45s G0rcraH II for yeas gone
" they oud mighty stream through the Al
gan Sfthe Until It thoroughly cl-Ansed from n,
odosnEabc f that has been pr yng uPvn the HE blood
az the republic too long The people Sii- the people
rrust take things INTO Their own hands
Mr. johnson did not quit the party. IS one might sup
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TuRPrCULIAR INSTITUTION.
In an obscure corner, and the Obscurest type Of
Ner. Orleans Data, appears the following:


Nei,. Orleans Data, appears the following:
"FrRsr Di.THIcT CouN-JCDoE L,GUZ.-Tdc2nsH'
FIR crs 81 H. LqnJ,ft and n. HJrris. This Vas a
cae In which thu pAuf sought 70 r over her freedom
STE declares sh- l-gay nAnunr-d m $50 and con
Timed 10 81 Joy h.r freedom til near the bsgnnnS OF
less Wien sh- s-z-d aud put in ju by deirn liant
L.mbeih auc ai'treds carried 20 his planttton where
lie has been compelled 70 work until arch, l-9 whsn
she sent 10 this city She recover her freedom
g eco damage- ,d 80 per moath h- has been de-
famed I'm defendants strSce Ga hearing the case Judge
Iarue gave judgment decr-rng tae sintd to De fse
but aioweo 10 .Msg+s or wages
II is difficult 10 characterize the monstrosity OF such
proceeding as this Here is free American woman, seized
as slave in l-i5 and kept in bondage eight years on
plantation Enabled finally, by what means the above
curt aud bald statement does not explain to get hearing
in Cont ofJutice the Judge at once p.OnOunces that
her pretended has right over her, or IN other
words that he has kidnapped her and deprived her OF
liberty for that period OF course Mr. Lambeth Is an
estinabe citizen and the upright and learned Judge
gives 10 damages for being deprived illegally
Of her liberty for eight years
The New Orleans press has not one word on the
tral-no coInment-no breath of indignation. Such
is the peculiar institution What has the Coson-Press
of this City say Speak ny, Messrs OF The Express,
Journal of Commerce and Courier and Eaquirsr. At
least assure US again in this connection that Uncle
Toms Cabin is a mere tissue of the imagination.
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The Presidents visit TO Sev.York.

WASHINGTON, Thlrsdsy, July I IsSl
The sStemfpt that the President has determined de-
cline public receptions lis proposed trip to Ns~ York i,
untrue am authorized to state that hs vii leave Wash
ipgton on Monday, and remain in Baltimore that night.
will reach Phisdelphs Tuesday, ard leaving there
Wednesday will srrive in New York the evening ofth
day His suite will comprise Secretaries Guthrie snd Ds
Wis Attorney General Cushing Postmaster Genera Camp
bell, and Mr.. Sidney Webster.
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SPECIAL D1sTsisA Ie y + rfib1at
WASHINGTON Thsrs5sy, July : ls,1
seversl Correspondent make light OF the misunter-
standing between Bnchsnln M.rcy concerning nsu,
tons. have unnisiak able AID wholly reliable authority
for stating that serious difficulty does exist aud still f..
from being smicsbly arranged Mr. Buchanan is spunky
ard Mr. Marcy i. firm
Judge Ncholson did write the article reading The Nr
York EreniSg Post and tn, BgFa, RepnJc out Of the
party, notwithstanding the contradiction
Minister Soule is here and spent hour today With
General Gsosden. The latter leaves tomorrow
Jas 5. Green, Of Missouri the new Charge 70 New
Granada is here
Sam Nedary is 10 have connection with TIE Uai0a
but will proceed to Cali The ths; Judge Nicholson
is the EDITOR Of The Uai0n Is unounded; Should he be
come 20, the fac; Will he formally announced
John L. Nelson OF Maryland. is appointed Consul to
Turks leland, and Dr. Woral of Delaware Consul to
NsfapISs OUIs
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THB PRESIDENT Rw-foKh'

We seldom have a good word to say in favor o. cur
Aldermen aud now that their days are nuiHoe'e0 "0
prefer 10 let them sink quietly into Their potlca 1c
snwept. unhonored and unsung But what the! "H Tue
other nOht-whateyer their personal Inc'ives-neri's
nrase They refused to vote five thousabd doar' io'
ths recention of President Pierce, who is coming 10
witness the inauguration of the Crystal fs'aee on 'ne
7.,h &c this month In this think they were rish'
For our part we cannot see why the President may
mo, came and 90 like other people This UoveFnhen'
A,a become so strong or in ether words 'he PoPus'
base il so wdened and sodifed at the same time tha
WE do not require to Gid the apex of the pyramid me
world has been SO ruihessy humbugged with the ieSho
f3overument-wh It's military pomp, sacred pcus'uul'
and mated swinde-gsg that positive simplicity
a;ut 10 teach even on this side of the ocean Ihere
-I,,.xs certain set who wish to render the honor
.;a,oa Chief Magistrate regal affair, and neces-
p: - If popular sovereignty vested in him. They
a-susae themselves that such parade is neces-
,to conservation of society UnhaPPiy, however,
for mi. argument it is precisely IN countries ~here
,h.,s il most parade of the kind there exists least SIN
..,a 1--we and respect for the Chiei Msss''a.e' In
-. 60, example. for Shah to be poisoned Is al
:. .ommon "a for one to reign In Russia 10 s.ran
r,,aror !, considered the Magma Chsrts OF the
80. and IL WAS said Of the Emperor AieAa"u'i ~
~. .oroustion that he preceded In tue
..sirs Of his grandfather, followed Q! 'ne '''1
err. father. with those WHO were 70 DC MS
s'D' q. either hand. The French have oeeH pre-
.;nsnt for the superb parade with ~hlcn inc! ,hs
49,, ,oonarchs, but that did not save .ns, no
Dc a. Terror; il did not protect Napoeon'
Tar,. pb;uvpe, and win not Prctecs sa' ''s-'s
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National Con,euiion of CoIorsd Men.
ROCHESTER, Tharsi,y, July !, 1855

SkCoND DAY
TIE Convention Of Colored Men had long session last
evening when they debated report submitted BY the
Committee Social Position &c
The debate was continued through this mornings
sion when the report rejected by large The
opposition 70 Il arose ir the fact that Il advocated Iii.
ncye schools for c'or-d children, and regarded the
bla ks manly as consumers
In The afternoon session. the Committee on Commerce
Agriculture and Temperance reported Many speeches
were made and much tins consumed IN discussing
uonessentas for which the Convection seems 20 have
natural aptitude
The session. largely attended aud the Convention Is
earning the reputation Of being practical and business Ike
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PEoTirs OF Law SCIT.-On the Sd Of December -,
,hs shin Georgia vas wrecked on Long Beach, Nj, aud
Hb.led for sSlysge We presumed by Tnomas Boad Aher
eighteen months Of litigation the L. 5 Court at Trenton
elosed the matter by distribution Of the :ale Of said YES
eel 70 The belAnt Thomas Bond The proceeds Amounted
TO COS the whole Of which swallowed up 10 the costs
Of the Court e1cep, se which the oeiant received HIS
claim rss Saga o. About TIRE per cent for justice and
,irc,t- a-rsn rer cen. COZ collecting
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hon Arthur Livermore, formerly Chief Justice Of New
Hampshire dice at CamptOn Friday last aged 81. The
deceased the third Of Hon Samuel Liyernere' Wa
bern Al Londonderry July 2s, l776 upon the bench
If the Supreme Court from 1929 10 1916 Representative
in Congress the brst four ana the last tFo years OF Aon
70. administration al from that time I'll I-3S upon the
bench Of the Common Pleas.
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Murderer Reprieyed.

bALIIMUkE. Ilnrssf, JuITT, IN
The boy Conner, who senrsu ed be nuns 10 N
for the murder Of Capt Hutchinson. has been re.
proved by Governor Love
New Orleans papers Of Friday to hand They contain
no new OF importance.
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NETWORK LEGIsLATURE-E1rRA Sr,'ro,.
sENATE....ALsASY, Thar.day, July !, iss'


BILLS READ AND PASSED..
To authorize tie Grocers Steam Sugar Refining Co 70
borrow money.
To authorize the Supervisors Of New York TO raise
money by tax
10 incorporate Cemetery Association IN Chensngo
County.
The Joness Wood Park bill being the special order was
tostpon.d nh fo morrow II n.
tONGEk moved the order Of business on the table
10 r.ach The Supply dill Lost-Ayes9 9, Nays II.
The third ,soiug Of bills was resumed.
To authorize thu New ork Baptist Union 70 increase
the number Of rs Trustees.
Authorizing the Bufa'O sHd New Nofk City Railroad
10 10 construct branch OF their Road % Burns.
TO amend the act relative to drawbndges over tue
Flushing Greek
E.uan.traLo.s were presented by Senators OTIS and
IENNLIT ana the bill was Land over and recommiIied
eiih Instructors 10 r. port complete
Awh,rzg ihr coffin OF criminals under 20 years
of sge Hid Judicial District, in Albany PeniientiaFy
= long debate, bot o. vote.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Mr.. VAN SCHOONHOVEN bad leave t. introduce
bin To r4p.a the act toftc,ate the service OF process
Mr. BfEKMAN objected 10 having Il sent - the Judi
c;ary Committee 20 report complete
Mr. VAN SCHOONHONEN "a q the bill passed, was 50
ps..td in total misappr,hen-o Of rs effect.
Mr. VANDERBILT moved that the Canal Supply and
Revenue bills be made the special order for 10 morrow
Agreed 20.
III. bill in relation to the Superior Court aud Court OF
Common Pleas IN the CITY Of N-a York passed
TIE bill a. facilitate the trial of SUIT IN which the title
Of Trinity Church involved los-Ayes 10, Nays 6.
Mr. BABE OF X moved reconsideration, which was or
dered and The bll wa tabled
The Senate then adjourned.
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~ SEE THIRD PAGE. al

In Senate yesterday the bill to authorize the super
visors Of New.York City to raise money by tax was
passed The JOness Wood Park bill was postponed until
iodsy and the Supply bill made the special order for
the same day. Several bills of minor Importance we're
passed.
In Assembly the day was nearly consumed in aworth
less debate upon approving the Journal OF Friday
There vas some tak upon the Impeachment resolutions
The Boa; of Assistant Aldermen last night appointed
a Commit, G TO attend to the reception Of President
Pierce and voted an appropriation to pay the expenses
The other Board will probably take up the subject this
afternoon.
The late Mexican Minister Senior Larranzar took
leave Of the President yesterday, making valedictoy
t,ssof considerable length which wei publish among
m,n te the new Mn
a6eabrief
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The Minister to centrai America.

WASHINGTON, fnuisiay' July y is'3
TLe E,1rf1ie Of this morning says the ing Cpunos
il vai,iI Al Pensacola take Hon Scion B'rit ITO Cen
tal America Nothit 2 however kno IN Of that genie
mans mov.ments he not having communicated Win me
S,ste II, partmeut since h. lett Warrington.
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.,,,ya, of the America NJ BOSTON.

BOSTON, ThuEsday, July T. lso5'
Tie steamer America reached her wharf here AZ !
O'Clock tbs evening and her mails for the South viii BE-
forwarded by the early train 10 morrow.
We End nothing Of importance In our papers IN Ad
dition 10 news received vii Halifax
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The Saratoga Daily Form is handsome little daTy
paper Just started snd 70 be published during the season Al
tssi famous watering place. BY E. G. L.tirner; Henry
AcGuier and + b. Graham. Editors Il Is well got up
src keeps proper look out for local news.
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CHARLES ION Inursday, July 7, Itli.
At the meerg of the stuck ROidrrs of the Orleans
ard Washington telegraph Co held here to-day = Mosry,
Jr merchant, Of this city elected President OF the
Company hr Alexander the lsie President, having de
ciued A reelection
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DesrruclIon Of a New Clipper ship by Fire.


The hull Of clipper ship OF 500 uns ou the sto AS At
,h4 Yaro Of Thomas T. Knight at Ca0e Elizabeth. Eas
trey destroy I'd by fire hi, morning She -as building tor
NAH anie Blanchard OF this city. Loss probably $4,000
NJ insurance.
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Netu!2lork Daily Q1ibpne
FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1858.

~ Persons wanting TAs Tns eh At their residences or pisces
will please the Publication once or
end II 10 rs through PosOoe Price ~ cents sweeh-ySbe
afk Carr
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Uendlickson, the Murderer, found CuIlt,

ALbAN1, IhlfIday july 7, I0hJ
Hen6ncksCn has been found guilty II tns murd-r Of
ls wife He has been sentenced TO De execut d Friday
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TO CORRESPONDENCE.

No note ran taken Communications Whaisst
INTENDED for insertion be authenticated by tue name aud
addrcss necessarily tor psbheation but ~ s1
sniee Of bis good faith.
We cannot undertake rejected Communications
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Gov Wood. Of Ohio having received the appointment
Of C.nsul at Valparaiso has resigned his office Of Gov
srnor
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~ Ladies going in the country, wishing their supply
nj SHOES can find MLLrSs Canals Laoies ole Boots
III ~ b,on,e n,es Al l2 49, and l8 per Ls1ies spPs
s Bu, rs and Toilet slippers from upWsro Win boys qua
4 4 No. 1874 ana Ct
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~ FovtERs g. WELLS, PhrenOlogists and pup ISM
an. Clinton Hal. No. lSl NAs.Aa.st New-York
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DEFIANCE sALAxASDER SAFEs.-GAYLrRs PArEsr.
RosrsI PATnoE the so. aA1uf.eoier N tAe Us
~ hore SahA and r. C. OOFTSs lnpenetaps De-
60 ne oest SAFE. combined 10 the wodd Depot
A. To- psss one door 1.dsnane formerly No 80 Johnt
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"a. 233-BAToHELoa celebrated Hair Dye and Wig
rsc,o removed No z3 BioSd~s opposite ae rsrs foana
sufficient guarantee 70 III ~10 psf
ir hin that their supplied By him tnsn ~ asy
shet ess.f6 hme the world.
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pose but continues bis ealty. AZ present he is Deu-
oc4stic csnd date for Governor OF Tennessee.
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Affairs NJ the Capital.

Souasern Teesraps Or cor Of BeGrer aa4 Haa0rerft'
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LANES CATERS FOR TRAvELISG, &c.-Ihe Linen
r. I'M dnced atd sti extensively manufactured Dy
C.rTEsIL No $50 Bo~ery, are eSeeednsl' PoPlAi I'm &
a.. h, them aDd oomiOa.e Nc
~ f trsveps puroses His STOCK Of OIL s1a' o.
~, M ladies' and children Il very iafse
ard his prices exceedingly oheep.