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presidency wa. eiven in charge Of asnsr.t Ca ma

Presidency was given in charge Of Generat Ca ma
liso, ad ialefim.
Quss Then he does not know under the autho-
ritz of which of these two Presidents that law was
issued. Was not Bravo President at that time:
-Ans. He may have been.
Cues. Was this decree made BY Braves
Ans. He does not remember. 1t might nave
been that the decree was issued At the time that
Bravo was in charge of the Presidency. The de-.
cree of the I'd of December was issued under the
provisional government
The mining laws were here handed to witness,
and he referred to the decree page 237, title q,
entitled "The administration of justice in min.
ing.''
O'Clock.
ssMr. BRADLEY. will ask you whether, after you
sent that letter, the Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury did not write to DR.. Gardiner Offering to
him and his two friends free passage to Vera
Crux?''
Mr. FENDALL desires the following to appear as
his answer to the above question:
81 learnt accidentally that such letter had
been written, and Immediately suggested to the
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury that 1t ought
to be revoked; that the ground taken by the Pre-
sident was that, though the defendant being on
bail, had right to go where be pleased, and the
President would interposs no obstacle 10 bis exer
cising the right, yet the President would not be a
party to any agreement for the defendants leav.
ing the United States and still less would the Pre-
sdent be willing to send him out Of the United
States in public vessel. Such proceeding might
in certain contingency seriously embarrass &C
tion against his bail y"
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INAUGURATION OF THE VfcR PREsrDENr.-An &C.
count copied in the Union states that Mr.. King,
when recently sworn in in Cuba as Vice President
of the United States was too feeble to stand with.
out assistance, and was supported on the right by
the Hon. G. w. Jones, M. c., and on the left by
T. M. Rodney, esq, Consul, the ceremony being
witnessed by the following ladies and gentlemen !:
Margaret King, Of Alabama; Catharine Ellis, do;
Mary A. Stebbins, Louisiana; John C. CauIfield,
Alabama; s. w. Woolcot, Vermont; A. Macwil.
liam, South Carolina; John Chartrand, do; G.. w.
Jones, Tennessee; T. M. Rodney, United States
Consul; Charles Stebbins, Louisiana; Alexander
H. Day, Michigan; Edmund Marcy. New York;
Samuel H. Jones, Pennsylvania.
The ceremony, the account states, though sim.
pie, was very cad and impressive, and will never
be forgotten by any who were present To see an
old man on the very verge of the grave clothed
with honors which he cared not for land invested with
authority which he could never exercise, truly
touching. 1t was only by persuasion that Mr..
King would go through the ceremony, as he looked
on it as an idle form, for he said he conscious
he could not live many weeks. After the cere.
mony was over, Mr.. King conversed with the gen.
tlemen present for short time, and then retired
to his couch.
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Among the arrivals in the city yesterday
were the Hon. JOHN SL1DELL, of Louisiana,
recently appointed Minister to Central Anne
RIGA; the Hon. JOHN A. DIX, appointed Assist
ant Treasurer at New York; and CHARLES
O'CoNoR, esq, Attorney for the Southern
District of New York; all of whom are stay
at Wizards Hotel
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THE REPU BLIC .
WASHIN GTON:
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1858

The Senate were in session short time only
yesterday, and adjourned until to-day at two,
O'Clock.
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A letter dated January 81, from a correspondent
of the Tribune, at Melbourne, Australia, informs
US that Mrs. Meagher, wife of the escaped Irish
exile, had taken her departure in the ship Wei
lington for London. She was accompanied by
Bishop Wilson, Of Van Dieman's Land.
NttD York Tribune.
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CURIOUS FREAK OF INsANIrY.-John Rose, an
county, having literally starved himself to death
post mortem examination was held, when his
stomach revealed the following contents: One
large silver teaspoon, pair of steel spectacles
nicely rolled up, and key or crank used for wind
ing up a clock.-R Rochester Union.
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The Hon. J. B. E. BAcoUET, judge Of the supe.
ror court Of Quebec, died suddenly on the let in.
slant. He was on the bench the day previous.
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A PLANTERS CONVENTION is called to meet in
Montgomery on the first Monday in May next.
Many celebrated and talented men are expected
to be present. Among the speakers mentioned
that are expected to address the convention, we
notice the names of Andrew Stevenson, Of Vir-
ginia; Thomas Cobb of Mississippi; DR.. Daniels, Of
Geor gia, and John ]. Crittenden, of Kentucky.
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IlfSNA1s0w C.
Projects Once Of the Department OF Rio Verde;
soclose to you original answer which have
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DIX. J. S. ROSES
GOLDEN PILLS.

For Diseases Of the Womb, ard Fsmul> Weak
ness. Also, for Weahness of the Buck,
Spine, Ions, &C., they haze no equal
Tl'HIS DISEASE. here ofore treated by bandaces
/ trusses, and inte'na supports " hich can only
prove palliaiives yields etey the use of these
tonic strengthening Golden Iills They have a De
cuiar affinity for the d. bitatet ma Giles of the ne.
Ale and in in>t,n have ey fate in rad ca]ly
curing those distressing compiai.ts frmnIes ale SO
often subj to; theJ brac. the VIII lie ystem giving
strength and vivacity to the anne at large.
Twebty-seven yeai 8 experience in the use Of these
Pill in my racti,e has been the of di>p nsing
with more band ges, abdominal suppt rts, lessaI les
aud golien balls, tn many i dividu Is now manu-.
fact Females Of the present perfectly
fornei "'other kv- those mothers If tquitr,
aud require exter al support. The muscles the
ucdy. kept in due tt by dts of this cha, acte
sufficient support and all that nature over il
tended.
Tt Pills have been pronounced by the tousar d,
(amongst whom the W f. Of dist ne Ut bed SEN,
ator from Louisiana, ami the idow of Ex-Governor
of Deaware who have usel them. leror t. airy.
thing hitherto known. j. s. kUSE, NJ. ID.
Price 30 cents Ter TX.
RU-T, had at all the respect ,b!e DruZ Stores 10
Washington aud Georgetown, b. e, aud Ale1annra
Va Ab H.
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RE ADY-MADE CLOTHING!
WALL e. STEP MS

Ready made Clothing and Outftting Establish
ment, Tenn. du,nue, Letween 9h and
ION SIS. NEXT to Iron Hail.
I'VE would resp 1T uly say to our friends and tie
w luhic. that We have enar cd and extend d
our Crtti"g tst,bli,lment. maxi Z it che Of the
largest aud most extensive othius Depots in this
part If tn couury.
We are prpArei to make to order Inc most fashion
able and e' CANT ass ltment Of
CLOTHS. CAS>IMLRES, AND VESTINGS.
to be fouid in Il e City. AT prices rs those
bought thu che pest ready made stoIe in Washing
H. and of su: crior mske and finish. We are deter
mined t" give entire Sail faction.
We he - co ist ,nty IN hand large, general, and
complete assortment of
READY-NAnE CLOTHING
OF the Finest and rirst Qua ty % ices to suit the
times.
ES- Every lind of Clothing made 10 order.
WALL SIT PIfENS,
Fem. nv, let. 9th and 10Th SITS
First do east of the Iron Buildng.
Also at our Estab ishment threc doors east of Ma
tiOnal Hotel. feb d.
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GREAT IsCOVERY.

Il HE create discoveries are those which are most
beneficial to the human race Joy snd gladnes
result from tn m. d covery that proiuc, tappi-
ness Is truly gr at. How many have leen sent plo
eerDity by cOuc hS and cold that settled into that
.nemy of human life-C NsUMPT,ON! How msny
suffer daily wi h coughs, who might rid them elves
of then afliction for trifi-? Is there dy!
he Mcintnsh-s ARABIAN SYRUP" snd the !" AL
HEALING CORDIAL" have Ten disco, cred They have
ven reli. ito thousands who were ttering ups the
trnk OF the irave! Turned so,roS into joy, and
vailed.
For tale by W. II. Gilman. corner of Pennsylvania
avenue, and ~ treet z d. Gilman, Pennsy lvauia
ave te between 9th and 9TH STREETS, and thu ropre
tor, 9TH street between ID and streets, south
i'm 2t-1itf
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DIR. J. S. ROSES

TREAT PAIN CURER! The Wonder of the Age..
" All P:u cur'd like Magir!-Thi- wonderful
preparation is used internally and externally, giving
imrae late relief FROM all bodily pains.
If ed accordn: to directions, it not only relieves
all pain but it curesit ually the first application
1t my be relied upon for curing and giving almost
Instant rei-f, IS III usands who have used it can
tei tfy to rheumatism, Ague, Sudd Gods, Che
Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, PIeurisy, E Ache
Tooth Ar e Choic, and all Pains in the Stomach or
Bowe's Head Ache, Pains in the omb. Pains in the
Limbs, Joints. Back, Spine Diseases, Lumb4go Scalds
Burns, Chillblai.s, Speains, Bruises, fimpies and
all Chronic Eruptons
If you wish to lie relieved from ALL PAIN, use Dr.
Roses PAIN QUEER
If you desire to lie cured of ALL DISEASES, take
his Family Med cines.
Price 4, Is, and so cents per b. tile.
H1-To be had at all the resp ctabe Drug Stores ia
Washington, and Georgetown, D. G., and Alexandria,
Va. 25-
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FLORAL COaDIAL.

For the relief and permanent cure of Conor-
rheu, Ghets, Structures, SemtuaL losses,
Le&choriu, Grdrei, de.
4 lie FLORAL CORDIAL has game ex,er sire ,har
acter as ii cure, b,th safe and pie; sSnt f lLe
above named yeIy common and destroy ing cLm
plants. fer-ors ho ha, sulf red long with ds-aSe
aid whose constitutions have cen IMPAIRED by
t!nous u:etf ,ow,, flu! drugs have cen ticd To
health aid 'isor, iy the Use of two bolt # HE
preparation. Hose afflicted would hot only save
money, but great deal # unnecessay suffering, by
civ ing the CnIdia n fair TRIAL
TIE cordial is pleasant to the tase and pleasant i'm
its effects In using it trirt necessaIy.
kH- rice Ierbttle. only dollar
Sod fy q. STOTr& CO.. O. 9TH It ard Tenn.
avenue; W. Eli lott. Of aud 18th ,t'e. is:
PATTERSON 4 MARIN, cor. 9th and Pennsylvania
Venue. 1T
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CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANY.
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
CuDitoL 5000 0O0

Capital 5000, 600.
Securely invested under t! official mp, rovaI Of the
Iomptro!ltr of Pubic Accounts of t ii Stale.
Office, corner Of Main and Asylum Streets.
THIS Company will Polio es on he Joint Stick
/ PRINCIPLE and upon tue Mutual plan thus com.
bnny the be tents of 9th $, stems 1T the o, ten If
the insured; aid make contracts upon any ard all
conditions alpeit'i Ing ected with life
OF VIII teyer name Nature.
Pui, les will be suei at tn Il west ties of IN
that c lie d pied and aft ri requisite urlIy to
the 'ns"r,d anu prpetuity tothe ins ution.
On the.snrr-i"er Of Life ocy the holder ill re-
ceive It's 'Quitab value in cash
This Company continues TO effect insurance the
lives of porous ging u Calf mi nt fair rates
Premium; and TO r.nt p rUits FIR travel. &, sea
and I, TT gn Residence ut .quiu, be rsts
Policies i,su for h., beu fit of married woman
en- tie 'if- If h.r husband. or otr'r pr,s II, will
t., her rparate ind d. nty Of her hus-
bdna and CT The aiuis # h ,rrJi tr-.
The Company IS ma, aged aud cor troil1d by Poari
# ir ctors who per- ona, int. est d. as ST. OK
holders AID policy o'ders. in its
. "rhtts containing "a e. OF pre- uium ard infor
s"prs u,c>sary to effect insu,a, may b. oLt il ,4
1T the Ufcc Ct The omfaEy. ,r Of sny one Of the
Agents.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
ALFRED GILL. President
.'OtiN l. EUN'F. Vice P,e.ilent
JAMES c. WALkLLY, S,cr,tay
Aired Gill Will: m rore
ichn L. Buhre NJ sn, iioilister.
James IT, Bnll.s s. Samuel { nj
John A. but er. D.,,i.. phi iirs
Noah "hea on Z. n. Hum. hrey.
Bo,RD OF FINANCE.
GE'nGE BEACH, ESQ Ire idrnt huenix Bant
ID. ,. ROBINS n. 50, l'rDs deut IiartfId Ba k
Ioi. ISAAC I0UcLY. late Atiorne, 'er, eral L. :.
J. c. JAt ksoN. N d. Medical E>an iner.
ARCHIBALD WEIGH. H. d., Ccpsu:ti. ny sician.
AGENT FOR DISTRICT OF ,oLUsBI.
e. " vup.
Whitehurst's Gailery, Pennsyivauia A<.nus.
uassiasds Mareh, 1857 Jan al
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PROSPECTUS eF THE
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
To Mechanics, Inventors, and Manufacture

To Mechanics, Inventors, and Manufacturers
I He pub ishers Of the Scientific Anne, ican' re-
spctfu.ly give notice that the Sixth Volume
This valuable joutn nal commeLced On the nty frsi
of Sep:em off ring favorable portunity for all
To subscribe who take Interest the progre. AID
development of tie Mechanics Arts and AIanufac.
lures of our country The CHI racter of the Scientific
American is to we'll known throughout the country
to require Diet led account Of III. va,ious subjects
discussed througli its columns.
The aim of tie publishers is and has been to render
it the most thorough q useful scientific journal in
The country; and to judge of this, by Comparing
ircalaton and Iufuence with other pubiica ions of
the same class, they have unequvocal evidence of its
.lue as the leading exponent OF The Arts and sci
eEc-s.
IT. is published weekly as heretofore. in uuarto form
Oh fine white pa affnrdng IL end of the YEAR
an illustrates Envy cOpedia of over tour hu,dr.d
pages wit" All index, aud FRI M five to six hundred
original EnvravneS, described 10y letters f re err
ence; beside vast amount Of practic information.
concerning the progress of Scientific and Mechanical
Ill rruvementS Chemistry, Civil En- .ineering. Manu-.
featuring in its tran' hes, Arcii ecture Ma
sonry, Botan,-n short it embraces the entire range
OF the Arts ard Sciences.
1t also possesses an ori.ina feature M fDurd in
any other weekly journal in the county, VIZ: an
Ofcia List of Pateu: Claims prepare eApress sly for
its umns at the Patent Ufce thus constituting it
the american ReportOry OF Inventions
In nnexion with the publishing i p,rtment the
rroprlet"rs transact the most ,xten>ve home aud
ign Patent business done in this country: corse-
qltntiy their facilities must lie corresponding su.
perior.
Terms-s2,oO per year, in advance; 81 90 for six
months.
All letters must be post aid and directed to
MUM c.,
Publishers IF the Scirnt,f, Anne, lean,
jan "a No l Fulton STREET. New York
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Letter from lion. Henry Clan.

ASHLAND, &c; IN July, 1915
Dear Sir: wish to expires to you The graf ficatioa
derived on re Ing the July number of the Mer.
chats hagsZi L. and CONNER ial Review fir. m view
ing Your truit in the te;innng. and fir IN reading
your address to your friends at The end If it, When
We feel uGer 'b isat TO those who have contr b.
ut t. our infn nation d anus. meut we are nat.
uray drsir us to Ios, ess know ledge of III IN Of
thIr ape r,ice, of the fe ttHres of their counten
nnc-. and OF te che racer aid la bits of their mind
which W., 'an acquire. u hsve placed Your mum,
erous re- der (at least you have me, if NAV not
speak 70 the" under those ubligati ms; and the
humber Of your valuable work Low lefcre me- i'm
some gee, sat sizes the desi to h;cL have alIu.
del.
hav. become quite familiar with the Magazine
Al evirw and have no hnsiiat in exi ressing INV
h mb.e OF ini'n tha, l. j. emirently entitled to the
rub.ic retari and >upI0 t. 1t colects and arrances
in cool order, rye amount of valuable statistical
and ther intormati''n high u.s. ful not only t. the
mer mt but 10 the statesman to the cuitiya or of
the earth, tn the anua' turer, to the ma in,r in
short to all IF the IUs ess aud reading com.
munity.
Entertaining this opinion, I am CAD that it has
ban. and hope that it may continue to be, literally
pYtrOn'zel.
OderF 6 You cordial assurances Of my e. TEEN and
reg I'd. am truly your friend and obedieut servant
IRE, man Hunt, esq. HCLAY
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Letter from The Hon Thomas H. Benton.

WASHINGTON lily, Ap1li 20, lS49.
Mr Freeu an Iiuni. sIR: owe you many franks
feriEe ~ portuhj hava had read the Mcrr abts
Magazine and have und 1t in r. al Y 10 lie Msea-
Zine" aud that we'll re leI ished Of all the useful
inhtter VIII The title would imply. and preset te,
with fullne an le hich d. lights " hii- il
lnstrur's 1t Is, in fact mer, hant's magazine in
tn" large accrpta ton Il I! t. bo 90
ietw'en nail"ns b. Sc larte ops rhri bring many
Del nrinen Of kr owls GO. ard view the sstr III
'l" "or d. int rrqui,iIon. But it Is rot the
Feat merchar only. but tn. ore of Inor- modest
but nevertheless of most US full oper.ti ns-tIe
mrrch"Lt OF the interi so-wl iil frd this ma
gazin- 10 afauId W ia The information. he pursuit
of his bs ines anu the ovation the m.ica, Tile
character require Nor is it's Utility II all confined
t" n rchants ut extends TO the legislator and di,lo
matist and To all VIII arr th rgcd with managing
the II irs Of he nation ior myself have fCu Bd
II most useful To me n my senatorial lais r. ~ d
have ,rn IN the habit r many Years tf c r,auliy
cUI.sli ing il.
Yer, respectful. sir. yorr ob' Gcnt srv ut.
THOMAS III. BENTON.
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HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE,
AN COMMERCIAL REVIEW

By FIREMAN HUNT. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
He number for Decent or. 1850, completed the
l twenty third semi+iunuIl ume. The work
has been Ell since its announcement in July
le39, and each volume now containing Iaore than
seven hundred large oct vo pages. A few complete
sets OF the Magazine may he OF tsined the ui.sh-
or 3 offct III Flu Ion street. New York. neatly snI
substantially boubd for two dollars and a half per
volume
Thefollowing are a few of the MANY commendatory
letters retei I'd 10y u ed tor of the Merchants Ma.
gazine fr, IN d stiuguish.d states man:
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MU,IC. MUSIC. MUSIC.

NOV on hand and for sale AT Staff 'ners Hail. ad-
~ lining the Irving Hotel, avery superior a.sor;
nient Of standard mu l. aud musical We rks. of .ry
Style and vartty-eonsi,ting Il publie tioss f om the
orator. s. lections from the II ost admired OPP rs,
&C. We would also call attrnt on TO ur stock OF
Cho al works for church service-also. new work
entitled the singing School Companion. con. St ng
- fsacred and secu,r music considered by emf, ent
judges the most superior work for The purpo.e ever
pub ished. Cslat
ian L. erATIOEERS HALL
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FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY. &C.

NJ U" 4 hand and for sale at Stationels' Hall si-
~ III ing the Irving Hotel an extensive assert
mrnt OF Perfumery. farina Cologne Sans Toilet and
ether Soals Balm of Columbis. Tooth Powders
Brushes, and all other arti pert lining TO tie Toilet
Ais the Water Proof French Polish for Doo.s
and Shoes.
All of which we will fell 1T least thirty per cent
n aper htn the ca be purch sed elsewh re
Mus C fur cents per page. Call at
Itn "a STATTnNfRS HALL
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THE INAUGURATION.

THE IN CHIEF, pre- ious to completing
i the arrangement for the inaugural Procession
desires all organized assoc atoms intndng to partiC
pate therein to report tn n>eves nyenent
that proper o it.onS may lie assigned them.
The tiremen. Masonic Order, independent Order of
Odd Fellows. Independent Orirr Of Red Men, Sons of
Temperance. Brothers OF Temperance Junior rothers
AMI Cadets CT Temperance anu all other assoc atoms
Intending to participate in the ceremonies of the dav
should ea select chief arsha who are requested
to ort 10 the marshal-in chief immediately u, on
their appointment.
Organized associations from distance des .ning to
be pr sent, rcqdeste to unic the fact at
early day possible. j. D. HOOVER
feb l7-tltmarch5 Narshalini>h :ef
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WINES, BKANDIEs, CIGARS, GRO" ERIES
PICKLES, SAUCES, CATsUPS, &C.
JNO. i. kIBDEY 4 CO.

JNO. b. KIBBEY 8 CO.,
No. 5, opposite Centre Market
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in the above goods.
of e' tn families, clubs, aud the trade au un.ur-
passed variety Of
WINEs-Madcras. Clarets. Champagnrs. P..rts
cherries. Hooks, Sc. On drausht, in d. mijohns
and bottles
LIouORs-Brandics, Rum, Whiskey. Gin. &C.
LIoUE, s-Curacao, Maj aschino, Auis, til, Noyeau,
BittcrS. &c.
MALT Reconsideration Brown Stout, Scotch and
Eng lisis A,es.
CIGARs-A VARIETY of brands.
PIckLEs-Best quality # English and French.
SAUCEs-For Fish. Currie, Game Meats. &c
TEAs-Breakf,st Teas. Souchong. Pouehong, Pr ko~,
Ooong, Tyson, Young Tyson, &c. in Oh, SITS. n
chests. and boA,s.
SUGARS Brown, Loaf, Crushed, Pulverized, Gran
debated. &c.
CofFEE-Morha, Java Mara cabo, Rio. &c
CHEEsE-Stilton.C hedder, Sapsago Parmesan, Dut h,
ard American
HAMs-Best American ard W. stphalia.
ar LEA & PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUcEEA
Jan 29-tf
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JUST RECEIVED, direc from the imp,r er
u 100 pairs French Walking Shoes glazed
SO do do Tci ct Slippers beautiful article
so do Paris Pumps, for the Drawing Room
And now for sale at the Fashionable Boot Sto; O,
Browns Hotel j. MILLS.
ian 2i-
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Lefter from the Hon. I'm. H. .Seuo,d

Wy Der ir: Have the o d, to ~; CO my mime
on your il al .rbsli ers i,r The MrIchaI ts Ma H.
iu. icgs rd 1t rs an invaluable VIZ rk tr a use
Il all who ~,u d md, r-tand n nj rely m. real
'"r' IT, ms in this drg cruntry Tut tie f. nj
~ q nm, rciaI qursions involved in tie uCminis-
frn ion fihr COVER, neIt
} IN, vi great rel crf our hurdle rvfpt.
WILLIAM Ii. SEWAhb.
Fireman Hunt, Esq.
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ALL HAIL ALL HAIL.!

~ c. CHOATE HAS LATELY DI Gov
" Erred an ai-h-aius SALVE. which will
cure Coins, Buunons Waits &c; g.. Tie remedy
is saf and SUI No cauterizing sub.tanc" is use!.
Residence y street, Que house nor,h # penusyl-
Vanld avenue. fen l.
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DR.. j. >. ROSES NERVOUS AND IN
KlGORATIN CORDIAL.

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EMBROIDERIEs AND LACE GOODS.

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the Ladies 10 call and eXau lie.
Lace Sleeves IS cents to $500
8 Habits lyDO
Muslin 37% " $50
Sleeves 90 Sc 10
MuSqnitur Collars all prices
Also, Nai.ucii Lace aid Edge
Mus.lu thug and DE,
Cnmbri:, Edge, aud Inserting,
lin.i y Bands, &c.
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