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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25
MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS.

Gov French of Illinois, his annual message down
the State debt with the interest due, III. He
,ses that within five years tie State will be able 10 meet
the entire interest upon The deSl il becomes due without
resort 10 increased taxation On the LIST of March next
The surplus the treasury, and above all expenses
will be over ono hundred thousand dollars. This will
be largely augmented each hereafter in consequence Of
the rapid increase in the value Of property in the State II
is recommended that the surplus be applied by special law TO
the payment Of the interest the State debt and that the
present be reduced from 20 TO 10 cents the
$500 During the last years the accessible property of
the Sa,o has increased 80 per Is also recommended
that the banking law be made stringent against the
improper Issues of paper money.
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pos.r.GAi..
From ;hc New York Day Br"S !
we ARE BUT SLAVES.


Wcare but slaves. The humh!ins thought
Bures beneath it human pride,
Az acknowledgements Taught
From Alpine mountain s Ice Gao sue,
Entombs in scpu!chre OF snow,
The hamlet in the vale below"
Weare but slaves The jeweled crown
Bears with il weighy thoughts and cares
That bow the naughty monarch down,
Sprnklny his head with silver halls
Lies winter ,okent OF decay,
Before its spring has passed away.
All, all! are slaves. The nations head,
The senator, the high bern peer,
The lovely belle with fairy tread,
Whose ringing voice enchanls me ear
All own SOME master, heart ensh'lheo'
Some passion, ruler of the mind.
Lark Ayarice with erasppg hand
Holds thousands in dcbaslng fhra;
Their sharpened features bear his brand;
For nournt but wealth they cringe aud crawl,
And Of all Joy themselves deprive,
The images Of death alive.
Ambition in unnumbered shapes
Bids youth and age perform her tasks;
Commands the student us he drapes
His thoughts in words Stern Reason asks
Why labor lhus2 The ans~er-fame-
sounding title, empty name.
We are but slaves. Aye! though the chains
That bind US down are links Of gold;
The sense of bondage sill remains
The spirit feels is CALLING hold
And roaming strives for liberty,
Only 10 learn il is not free
We are bu, slaves. And when at last
All ruling passions lose their sway
All mortal bonds aside ore cast,
And il is sunset on Llte's cay,
Death cramps us in our narrow graves,
And even there-we are but slaves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25
MESSAGE or THE GOVERNOR OF MICHIGAN

MESSAGE or THE GOVERNOR OF MICHIGAN.
Gov hIcCIcla:d Of Michigan, in his animal message.
co.mcnts provision being made for sinking fund He also
recommends o: The legislature take into consideration the
p!nurigiy II ting general banking law. a cs'ma
tc that IN, nf fo.ein bank In circulation in
the State IS CU0OO0 domestic s600000 specie in actual
circulation S500o00 making aggregate OF 81 0G00.-
On the 3Oth Of November there balance oil 07 in
the State treasury and The funded debt only 81 30 $50
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[Corcspondrnce Of The BaI'jm"rs san

" A>HiS6I'S JAS ~ 1900
Gen Piercss Coming HIS Cabinet T!sSaciustHs S.
.,r-l!r Mason on he Monroe Usctrireitieres ~ :"
Var DeJats-- Poetic R:jir04d &c.
lean that Gen. Pure ell no lave CpHcnd l,' -
in I'll -" .0h Of fc1ulry rni rnt:i alter IL ar
hers" the cabinet rr.any "i'! mu, be officially "ir
Wer.yr t:rr Bvsgpn thar ,.e WINS in liz LIZ 7.t''
will mnale cie. ir isiinun lr Everett, p ne"
crsspr II Davis il the L $. S"n1t" IN: ru'v 80
cla To Nj Eysr.t:s noG.!rii'r Is ;> his Gstrc ~
ready one Senator. TIE part OF The Slfe @'s
claim the oii!cr seat go.
Mr. Mason gave gcl and sl,isf. factory .vnIsi -, u
Monroe doctrine l. was confined to, So. 4.
Intervention u foreign powers. il .,,..t =.
nen Cor u" purpose Of establishing h'is 49, - -, ~,
;em The immediate md sole "h''' J., ,r,, =, ,,.s
ts contingency OF az a'trrrp' - '' ~. a'''1'' -
tahii-ii lie St,nsh rroa-n ms E"'',''''''
Mr. ID xon ntoroa;,ton viii ril2 'is's Suol"' ~
,o.I If h. 1nurpc ct:I6e is 10 b'*r ihe COM
- ,o =, !, no Ci.n Caes thea the Senate tnu-' o.
- II -, vim measures, Tor Great by
In -. 20 h,.t o: the Mosquito shore, and has I d.
'''' Its on III" ,.iani o. tuaton 1t II r"mofs
- . ,br ,eai debItes vi TINS session, in The Ss'
~ I,,c ken. Senators III their Ec1.s o. attracted iis
| cotton Of the galleries
1, .,on ~ lie trumpet was dropped Yesterday =.
wn. a cearng ot tie Senate charnbcr-thc ic'l
,ic .ay being n" scnrcrl: remained II a.;'f
TO The Pacific.
Or Owns proJec. vi. BE 7dhcced % with grs.' PEI
CITY .r, j. b. most pructr"a!" 'os'
DR. G sin himself Wiz! he DECLARED: 70 10. any route
mty be- the oest.
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AMERICAN COLONIZATION socIETY.

WAsHSGroN Jan. 21.-The American Coioniz alton Soc.
ETY. have elected tho following Vice Presidents in addition
TO the former ones which remain nearly last Ed
ward Everett, Esq, OF Massachusetts; Washington Hunt
York; Joseph A. Wright ESQ., Indiana; Joseph c. Horn
blower; Esq., of New Jersey; George Foot Esq, of New
Jersey Gen. John s. Dorsey of New Jersey; Ralph J. In
gersoll, Esq, of Connecticut; Benz Siman, LII. D. of
Connecticut; Joseph K. Ingesol. Esq. of Pu Edward
Coles Esq, of Pa Rev. Howard Malcolm D. D., OF Pa
Rev J. P Dubin d. D., of Pa. Edward MCGEE, Esq., OF
Miss; innt.s Henderson, Esq OF Mss Danie! Turnbul
of In. Taomas FL Seymour, Esq, Of Conn.,; and Samuel
F. Vnton ESQ, Of Ohio.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

.
This being private bill day tina, granting relief for losses
sustained IN watrIOtted hemp, which has
be. repeatedly before the House, came up-Mr. Brerken
r,tr- OF ~, M the Irr addressed the House Tor
tls u s:," ing that Mycila was s"pltd WIN unos
BY PERSONS aud that consequently hs c"ai have ss
taaed pccuaHs iss by The :,lecton OF ls icitp e
EAR of go..rR-!en..
Mr. Bcyck Vngnia closed the debate, ard contcndcd
ths, Congress had notng do with any other person than
who maze The contract with tie government and insisted
tha hemp entitled be received; that il was i'm
properly rejected and lat he entitled TO the difference
fox what soi tor, IN consequence OF that rejection and It's
market raiac.
i. reply 10 question from Mr.. Hall OF Missouri to
the Of tie price which the hemp had been sold
ar Florence OF Pa, stated That il converted into
bale rome gold such by which the market
sockrt and corresponding reduction OF price took place
He said he had Daeayored impress this upon the mind OF
gentleman Missouri last session. aud hoped no had
succeeded.
Ii was then lay bill the table, and the ayes
and hnyios been ordered IL negatlved-yCas IL
NAYS 81.
The and nays then taken The passage Of the
bill which was ca,rcd-yeas SU nays IS.
On motion of Mr.. Bayly Of Virginia. it agreed that
wien the House acourn, i, ndnurn meet Monday.
Mr. Polk called The attention OF the House 10 the motion
he Yesterday reconsider the vote and refer the
Prps.d message and accompanying document relative
seizure of The Eplinia and Susan Lord he had
not examined the ps but opposed 10 their beng
made public until n. Manhattan Ind taken place. Tic mo
vcd that Tie galleries cleared which negare4 BY M
overwhelming majority.
rupvt; SECRETARY OF State then read stat
ing that negotiations in progress that II Is not desirable
10 divulse.
cation .! the Cuban correspondencs he Withdrew his
zion.
Mr. Bayly o! Virginia. renewed the notion for the pur-
pose OF having the document laid the table and prined
which agreed 10.
Nothing lurthe. ut public Importance turning up, the
House adjourned Till Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

Large quantities of lard are being put up this season al
Madison and Cincinnati in lin cans which arc sealed like
cans OF oysters They hc much lard kegs cost less
end il believed better adapted for The purpose 10 every
particular They pack cose and the lard will keep better
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

The total loss OF property By 6es in California during the
past three years estimated axysx millions of dollars
more Than has been destroyed by IRE in all the rest of the
United States du:!n. the last zen years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

Gel E!>ard Co:.s il Ions letter published in the Ma
,;ara In .c7ce. denies that Nathan Daac was the aG-
,. ii IL i-;.cs :aanse .; ISL, and claims thai 10 hr
jefferson should be awarded The paternity Of that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

The pennsy ivana Legislature has appointed joint com
mce make arrangements for the reception OF Gen Pierce
on his arrival in Philadelphia. route for Washington
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25
FRIDAy, JASUARY q, 1853.
SIsNi trsI-

NJ. Shields from the committee on the District OF Column
biu reported joint resolution directing the PeSldSn ~
cause the necessary surveys DC made by competent ensi
site for the locating vi permanent brdgs
Potomac; ana when such size shall have been de-
tcrn.d Secretary al the Interior s directed 10 adver-
tse for proposals. contact Tor the construction 0i such
bridge, and approrria'ing $500 O0U Tor that purpose
Tine proceeded consider private blls, and the
following passed.: Bill for the relief OF the representa-
Of iaor Wgg OF South Carolina for losses sustained
by The destruction Of his property by British during the
revolution House bill for the relief Of jacob j. Storer;
bill Inc relief OF Lewis H. Bates and VIM Seoor; bill for
the rel,s of John NJ McDOsi bill for the relief OF H. W.
Meade; bill Tor the relief ol Geo. bennett oil New Hampshire;
House oil for The relief OF Charles Matthews and others OF
New York; bill for the relief Of R.h:cca J. Budsal
NJ Pearce moved that the Senate proceed to the cOnsde-
ration rt Executive business.
Nj Fitzpatrick earnestly opposed motion His State
had had representative several weeks He had but Iust
arrived had time 10 consult with his Colleague anu
objected forced without preparation into discussion o!
q deeply important his Stale lie hoped me
motion would nut be agreed 10.
The motion agreed ayes 81 ~. At near
O'Clock doors opened and the Senate adjourned III
MONDAY, without doing thing with Mr Badgers noml-
,asinp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25
NJ ANURES.

The f,mng interest may derive vauabl, hns iron,
the foil wing Of letter from intelligent nfricu',
tust who as had years experience In ITO Us" OF
concentrated manu1ts and who besides making the "acc
surface !" h. land rc has Ind good re!ns OF al KINGS Of
crops. Kettrwers Kept for sale by Mes5T'
D,ane Brown OF Richmond and Messrs. Watkins Nor
ton Of P"tarsbur2
Ynr,qncst Information abnu. my nf using ket-
,!rwcirs i,#uurrs checrluy answer, because trgafd
s matter a. Intimately connected with The improvement OF
our agriculture ,
should had ht :a.nc!"r Of tho itnd afo inc MIN "
rp II The land h. really poor, and for wheat TO be io-
lowed u cru=c ny clover wnuid mix one barrel OF reno,
and 40 10 l5O la-. Snano Tins "' secure 1oo
crop wheat greatly improve The land and secure sano
OF clover II The land be tosrahy good UO lbs rcnoaor
100 be- will be good dressIng-octier man wv
rs uuauu GluchD! for crop and land IL the land DC Tor
corn ana in t.Tatic h;at would take the first descIhca
ouantcs; and il $50 lbs Mercnn gIlno were added TO INC
nytnre il would De a great improv The requires
nal supply lie phnsphuca, furnished more cheapy
By the i1.rirGn cuanO than III hlnfsi any other ibrR
have not yet used this mixture Tor o5Gceo though have no
,.ouhl il would br u good but prefer another 10 Dc
mentioned presently. ;
Thu, punci, md plaster ave mixed by Mr. Ketlewcll ard
il il very well done in the proportion OF third potash
ard two.rlIs plaster The barrels he writes me- contain
about $50 lbEccrlainy Of his cheapest nanufes-
The hisphoapnates regard :" the very best nnurt
for wheat and very prompt and Vey efficient Tor 'c
crop and valuable for the lnd One barrel Is very
GOOD dressing wheat costing 81 1t may be- put on al
The time of SEEDING and narrowed in top dressing in
February early in March, and lightly narrowed, If posi-
bic. Ii well prepared Ii soluble that The narrowing s
not essential Everything depends the perfect tssou-
ION Of te honcs, by III" suphuc acid What DIR. X sent
me admirably prcpac1. 90 not know the weight per
barrel MIR K bphoh aes bat under the impression
hat il is some 800 lbs.
The best preparation have kaown for the Tobacco
crop il made of mixture OF Peruvian AMI Mexican Gi"no
s,i an Kortlcwel!s potash ana plaster Last eprinl,
mixed IL follows br-hcls slcd Peruvian Gnano bush
81 salt. well incorporated with H. ~ bushels Mexican Gua-
no. AID J. bus3,ris Potash ard Piasrr-ihe whoe were
we'll mixed Duch:rsc wagon body, and snwn On
an acrrlhe land had been previously pretty vel dnath
with farm zen stable aud pit mtnnres The tobacco tina:
aas rlanle good tine the largest ever saw and
~ said ,.cry who H. II toe land wee iiin !
oul a 10 ,!.r@ Gn,nti,;cs say 80 lbs. Peruvian Gu:nn
ush,ls :in eco as Mc,ran Guano, and 200 lbs Pot
ASH Plaster tic wuId be about g bO per acre
ana am sure would add more than four times ina sun 10
tie iroiuc'.
have hus run with, rapid hand the matters abont
vch you inquire and hope make myself ess!y under
inY1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

BALTIMORE, JAN 9l.-Ssles OF II 600 barrels Flour ut
IS Is. Nothing doing in grain, before or since the arrival
of The steamer Europa.
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RESOLUTIONS.

Tie following rafc offered Tor 1iopioni
i3y Mr. Rec U crGGI!iug into the expectancy OF 80
ar.nriny me existing las. authorize the County
Courts go"G cas chang" TIE rsnut oil c!mia' pro-
jnns ike manner C.fccit Courts no" author
Il Z. !. 10 ,'p--auG
T:ar ih cIfni',oc M Finance enquire n'o The ex:cti
err. 81 lacrrlu'" h! providing ior The lncr'h use o.
coaa. n.atun to & uuissone:s Of the Revenue IN sich
counties n" compensation Is found 20 De insufficient l'f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

The Suscn.oa Bridge Ek river s 50 lar completed
thai ho have been passing over It for several days
and on Wednesday !sst tie FIRST drove of hogs and cattle
passed II will 5r ready for loaded Wasons-or any
thing ris.: i; a few dass
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

We have tcore the January No, being the lie, of vol
81 Of $elho,cope published by Dr. C. Gooch OF tins
city We congratulate Dr. G. upon The success which has
attended Tie publication of his valuable periodical and We
trust may enabled TO chronicle the appearance o.
many anc volumes of the Stcuscope under his admins
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

NEW YORK JAN 70.-Corn is unchanged; Flour finn
Yesterdays rates sales OF / GOO barrels before the
receipt OF The a,sanlsrs news.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25

The South Branch Bridge Company have determined on
the erection OF Wire Suspension Bridge over the South
Branch at Blues Ferry They advertise that seaed rropo-
sails received from until the 10Th Of Feb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-25
RUS PASS IN

Gl.!ng further time % the iue K4na"ha Navigation
Company or-auhc their company ani construct ihf
:nrks. (Aycs Il nrcs 2Qj
Fer HE rtlri james Francisco. tlycs III
Amending incorporate TN Bniofhs Gap aud
;uci .u.n l0Irp.. CsimTlny.' Ages lV2. noes ~
social i.!c. ils were tSen Mp and a:vanc. stage
md tElu o. motion II r EcuoLs, the House adjourned
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5alss bg IprtioI.

A. NJ MfRwIN, Aucuoaeer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER Il Co.-Irade Sales Rooms
NwosS r.a ISt9s Sy 6S sd s.,o2e
sOcock TIE ready fo dstr ., ou 70 the trade.
W C.H1rs Auctioueer Store No. 81 Dey Grssauieh
CIGARS, TOBACCO, GIN, &c-TlilS DAY, AZ
- ~. O'Clock front Of se sss'ruen; Of Groceries L3lo
tAid Brandy, Gin, Vine, Scotch Ae Porter, &c
GREAT AUCTION SALE of REAL ESTATE At
.as.se qS1 o sa.s Gs e'TrsR
IN 81 "a q ssPA ,S The cay ~ @ .b 9f'
T property roui' Fir.i Second T Fourth FAh II.rrsqn
city Of and II equal eKte1t
MsIie and Pu5ne square sId ba 10 uiaae pm
es Heels Ote hu Ord Of the Lo a Ga hsa Soud aud A..
sloutl7 feet has been doekd Aad hsd in AID ready of
an hun Ter m hsl business TIE balance Il he
S. @tctls shop. -e,oe. ok g. &c Thee ar, .s,sr. ..s
5s ,S.. n ne s vile have nh sss .65
'ugpynssv every lot The pa s pure 'ont ~lei aid u BE-
such mseL.nsry As nay e ,rseiee
A d: & re. 's 'iisi 5a, R.: 'G1 oo
er''e upon THE e The lsve tom two inlo5an tnoT01sa-
the tie 4nd West through University shts
Al TIE 'ss,. 20 u, Pr. ss a. 3 S - ne zen, v sos g.
he and wall be nearly eoHPis.ed o. The day
Ton csrs frcat h,si. May have assy
ne, be rsIisd Spsior ne lois l
lie u dsrsSed Is, ans, eonadsnse recommending Propy
tie o. osra nanuiactle toTi1s aen AID A. oiaef.
tbs. The properly rank snoaz tas
les, a. valuable IN The CITY.
Terus Of sale fees 20 Be pad BY tbs BIDDER
=: re tine Of the pgIeh2e ley Be paid down
the te the balance equal
payuen a. CAM AID The a. AID
o. the urras puIeAsfe rnor-y.
Psr payii sre1ter oBezEh down viii b A0~
&c Per on The Excess
Ptf.or el5rg 'ots Ei receive
icul tire understand whsh <l be attached stipulation
Lon id Gaze Es !.nd
ale deed iT such md the foil
a. u "a coutsct AID parties psyIs IA. fcl taer
6, ns deecs directly from Mr.. Gee
Ar Of he pToest, procured the Ass
c. llkR SON laid uhers tie aa1
81 bs L. l4led ~ the bl'dsn "a the day Of sac.
~. a dav. :. ; STONE.
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professional Notices.

4 literary BUREAU.-An Association Of cOmpe
tent aI, ltilemenhu been formed Tor tt PHPose Of ful
isbpe uIi.nss -cludlg
Sfe.clts Peetr, fniss Con 4unc stols le sJ-c.2
7o Semen RespcIse Ps.ntnuus, and Replies li-rcau
. and Tra.ss 70 fr TIE Pes Adgsf - &c Sc
hs8 been formed tr the lf ~ I'd
p,,urt frfif. , PR
Isre sreb b. r when required thee -l1s@ hae.
ot allow To- literary TIE -ee fl
r.su vii ders- every tranacton Ste Ia si lee
10 royT-f Nsru.crirt revised c0recrei pl5
0sce No - SrosdvGy corner OF f0l'on-t, upst'-s
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painis, Glass, ST.

ZINC PAINTS. - THE NEWJERS " ZINC
II COMPANY manuiactnn1g tess PAN y sllflF
ar -ifv al Of which wsrrauted n RE
M sgperory every respect Of Enc over LEAD e,
egua quanuyl nearly dou re ne ai G
STre much onTer evident that the cost 20 me con ir
ut "a the lors run. one-ks4 q Ereai. ,.-,
1hey are BY the principal dealers IN M. aai ONE esi
lf.eturerS pIice, and by the Companys Atelt~ =.
MANNING A SQJiER, No - Dey-'t- Ne Al oi<
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JCdi.


|,OAT--T1e slb.rrib-r D.. n0. prepared 20 supply
y CONSUMER. With ya5ss kne q Ansrs'e a.a baz osi
-o.i - P,.eh Orrhad BAR he4th Leh<h h1-toa LEere
a. C.ei $500 "a mined ana sATTk1ted %
= 81 he yey bFst sus Uhch be ots o s-e a ae very
the Fce o. rrseene< 5-l ne
gurd JAMES L WORTH. s01tSesi oo-ne Aoy Aad -.-as
,ar.. A. cor mon psoD-st- al4 6h-Ax. cor Ar7.sst
Crss- leN A. Tie ofce Of 2. W WORTH Ne y NA-% a.
sars City Bsnt BIdnsi or through psSataH fos ~ 'Ss's
suurt sffeution-
COAL-yery best quality Of Red Ash Stove aud Ess
~ r s-cee ard fses aevsr-i re-n fron tne 80 -
Goerck-t s. = Az 1ite Asa a. - e' III MT CfTSToy
DITTSTON COAL The Pennsylvsnis Goal Oos'
psry prepared to furnish slPeroi Ms.s Asn r.os -. =
= eIs c,esn spd IL rooG crae- snsse r s'es1 sA &c -
- rr--... frou h bca o. yznds tns Cty NiAs rts
ri BFooEvu Tie Conpnys fAi.te AZ s-ch = % -
- - =, xs.s-l. csd-g N-vYcrk o. Po-t Eve -
the delivery Of Goa log seaes1@
Ar-aiy A, the ofee. % brcad<s- a1c y Az
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Cttursions.

NHFAP BAY EXCURSION-FARE0 ONLY l2ic
- ,e,or e.n er ARMENIA will make Ar EHc1ts eveiJ
Az the NNrrows O. the Lover S' ~.
~ A. Jriou on jersey shore rear heyger -avs 0s
=, ocock Returnrz leaves noa A. oc- "a le
srv, = fr- ds,k each wy y cents Ihs 20 suss ~
~. ro uie,ssrt OF the se.o1 loa tes a-E
80 ~ Kevro Ire property Florence sd h-yro company
.tes on Ire jersey shore eety opposite the Narowf
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1n0ia Rubber Goods.

XITICANIZED RUBBER GOODS-THR UNION
INDIA RUBBER COMPANY, WareIoufe Ne Il -'.sssa-s.,
New-York,
fr IN SAL The home ard export ade the Let terms
CLOTHING or ALL DE- EXEMPTIONS.
L.h and Heavy White D%b ard Black Goats Coa and Cspes
K..of, and go Jacset. Fremen's Costs and Cspes
Pouchos Oyerals, Walking and Rding Leo
CLOTHS &c
Lnsfred psin and nameed Carriage Cloths Me9te1u Cloths
Tarpauls Comp Blankets Printed and Pa Table stand ard
Piano oIe COvers, Horse Coyers
AIR WOBK.
eandD Air Beds Pillows Cushions.
Boat and Wagon Le Boats
~ M RGICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTICLES
Breast Prurs Nrple Shields TeethnE RIMS Nlrsug Bottles,
s,nses sheet Rubber BaLdAg Hospital shseing Ds-ectng
lrrots Ca Bar. Oas0meter Gas Tubing Sc Hoe ! ~ szsa
"f' D. NJ WILSON. President.
p g. snrPaRD Trrss snd sec'y.
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ALEEgT II NIcoLAr. Auct0rsef.
DEREMPIOkl SALE If ABOUT
IL 900 -sl
REACTlFtL AND ChOIlE bLILDINj LOIS
FORT HAMILTON,


ALERT 2 NTrOIsT MI sell o. WEDNESDAY,. AlElst IT,
&c ock ~ s-sund. About so b-sltf1l saf
etoce Lo std fsie sVst-d It roaa'e village Of fo
ihee SOILS feet Ard loA,-i h<h gro1si
stlrLfd tie A .urc D.-sn New
Y,t a the &kss staten Illui &c ~a-a ca-15. ,.
ls.ttd tir n niles q tire N4iy " Midi
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