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CITY Hotel.

TOW NELSON continues at his old stand-the
4 City Hotel-ready to accommodate his friends as
usual in the best style. He is now sole proprietor of
the house. and will keep it open through all seasons,
and at all honrs. mares
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E5sD DRY GOODS AT COST g,
VI FOR CASH. e.
HAVE you seen the n EW STORE, where so many
have been,
And purchased Bonnet the best could be sceu--
Variety's great with the fashion and style,
Each suiting the face, and making a smile.
You may say to yourselves chad known it before,
DIT with great pleasure I'd gone to that store."
Understand what mean, | think you can tell
Some bargains for cash they always will sell.
Envied by others, without any doubt,
Each Lady would try to find the store out!
Never such bargains before could they see.
Though the merchants in town with him won't agree,
Ell. WELLS is contented with discount for cash;
Every article offered is NEw-and not trash
No one can deny it who has purchased his goods;
Examine them all, with the Bonnets and Hoods
w ELLIS, with much pleasure, is willing to show
Stop at his store before elsewhere you go:
'l'he direction | wish to explain very clear,
On the CORNER MARKET AND Texas STREET, near,
Remember to call and examine his store
Each lady will say she meier saw such before
HENRY WELLS, Bonnet and Fancy Store,
dl3 Corner of Market and Texas sts, Shreveport
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Shreveport 4 Alexandria Packet,

ffa@zs272' b The entirely and very light drougt
ii 41 IszEEEE5=Ffassf steam boat LONE STAR, } s
Ess@Sszzs@[ SMITH, master, will during the low W.
ter season run as regular packet between ShreYe
port and the falls, where she will connect with the
Orleans packets The Lone Star is entirely new yer
staunch, of light draught, and having been buia cS
pressy for the trade, is particularly adapted to it, H.
officers will pay particular attention to all busues
entrusted to them and make use of every exertiUn u
give satisfaction. For freight or passage, having n
accommodations. apply on board.
u So the water will permit the Lone Sta
will take her place as regular packet in the Urp@
Red River trade. mr.
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TELEGRAPH Notice.

4 Election will be held in the town of Match
~ i.oches on Monday, the 9Th day of April, 1885.
for officers of the Texas and Red River Telegraph
Company for the present year.
BY order Of the president.
H. ]. G.. BATTLE, Sec'y.
X
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DRY GOODS AT COST!

G. M. LEVY & Co,
A SIX the attention Of the ladies and all those des-
N rous Of purchasing goods, to the fac, that they
are selling at cost. They offer
Fine Calicocs, from to l05 cents If yard.
Domestcs, from 6 to l21 cents IT, yard.
Lowes, A wide, l IA cents IF yard.
Llndscys, from IA to cents 4f yard.
Carolina Stripes at II cents IT, yard.
Shoes-lades and gentlemen's-from so cts. to 81.
Carpeting from 30 cts. to s 25 If yard. d13
'ENHE subscriber would, respectfully solicit the at
4 tention of those who may wish to purchase
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,.
Hardware, Cutlery, China, Glassware, &c.
to call and his stock; which, he believes will please
His stock is very general.
A continuance Of the favors which for years has
been generously given him in business is gratefully
acknowed ged, and continuance of the same solici-
ted. ELISHA H. JORDAN
dec IS His old plncn
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CITY HOTEL,
"a The Old Capitol Hotel.

@A The Old Capitol Hotel.
MsM ssIA HoUsToN, Texas
Es1A#I$M WE have leased the above hotel for a Sc
E95zasga res of years, and have furnshe it With
new furniture and bedding throughout, and are re-
pairing the building part at time and as fast as pos
sble. But in the time the house is open forthe
reception Of travellers and citizens and the undersgn.
ed will endeavor render their guests comfortable
Attached 10 the house is Livery Stable with expert
enced ostlers; and horses will be well taken care Of
From our long experience in fac business, and our
strict attention to the wants of our guests we hope to
merit liberal patronage.
HENRY VAN BIBBER g. SONS.
Houston. Texas. January I. 1858. al
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New Orleans q ShreYenOrt Packet.
Shreveport 4 Alexandria Packet.

HE new, substantial, very light draugl
q steamboat WHITE CLEFES
4aassszzszz JOHN GRAHAM master, will leave on he1
first trip for Alexandria This Afternoon. "Wednesday
at O'Clock, and continue in the trade as weekly
packet during the low water.
The White Cliffs was built by captain Graham fci
the express accommodation of his old friends and pat
rons, and will the first rise of water take her puee
regular Upper Red River packet She is in evary
respect equal to any boat in the trade, and he peda
himself that every exertion will be made give salts
faction. NM
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Attention.!

TNHE undersigned would merely say, that all those
4 indebted TO him will by paying up their
accounts Immediately -
feb21 IT A ZOJJ
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J. F. WHITE
STOVES! STOVES!! STOVESM.
"a, Is now receiving, and keeps constantly u
I'd hand large and well selected stock of & &,
SS Cooking and other Stoves, selected by ~
him with great care expressly for this and the Texas
markets
TIN WARE.
VIII keep and manufacture all kinds Of Tinware which
he sell wholesale and retail, and warrant it to
leak. Any article from his establishment may be pur-
chased with perfect safety.
yOREsENG
In tin, copper iron. zinc, Roofing guttcring,
substantially and promptly executed.
o. Letters for cotton brands in beautiful style
and at moderate prices.
Shreveport. February Is, 1854.
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Shreveport and Alexandria Pack8ts

HF new, SHbStantlal ana last running
r~}4iasss--zss steamboat vi ARslGN, MPHEA Esow
aszszsssszlaz master, will continue duraS the
low water weekly packet between Shreveport and
Alexandria. The Marion was built expressly ior The
Red River trade is unusually staunch, her boilers
chinery furniture, etc. entirely new, and is fttd ygt
in accordance with the late of congress- StrcIul-
tention will be paid to all business and her Officers
will use every effort to give satisfaction. For re ag
or passage, apply on board.
II When the water rises the Marion will RI as
regular packet between New Orleans, Shrevepor md
upDer Red River. felaS
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Committed to Jail

BIO Committed to Jail
~ In the parish of Caddo, before ]. W. jones' esq.
y justice of the peace, negro boy, who calls
himself JOHN, and says that he belongs to Mr. John
ston Ellis, of New Orleans Said negro was arrested
at the steamboat landing. town of Shreveport. The
owner, or owners, of said negro is hereby mott
fed to come forward prove property, pay charges and
take him away, he will be disposed of the law
directs. J. S. ALLWINE, JaiIor Caddo parish.
Shreveport March 81. 1855.
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Committed to Jail

no Committed to Jail
"a In the parish of Caddo, before the honorable ].
W w Jones, justice of the peace, in and for said
parish negro boy dark compexioned, about 20 years
Of age, six feet or Whereabouts IN height Calls
himself SUMNER says that he belongs to Mrs. Hannah
Patton of Harrison county, State of Texas. He was
arrested in the woods, the town of Shreveport
The owner or owners Of said negro boy shereby mott
fed TO come forward, prove property, pay charges,
and take him away, he will be disposed OF as the
law Directs j. ;. ALLW Inc,
Jailor Caddo parish.
Shreveport, March I, 1855.
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The Last Call!

NOTICE is hereby given that at the next term Of
~ the district court will be required to make dis
trbution of the and due the succession
of the late John w. Morris among the heirs Of his
estate, after which time I will have no control over
them. Debtors will probably costs by paying be-
fore that time. THOS. H. MORRIS, Ex'r.
Shrerennrt March Ia lS5l. LIN
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E. EBERSTADT,
E. EBERSTADT,
Dealer in
CONFECTIONERY, FAMILY GROCERIE

Dealer N
CONFECTIONERY, FAMILY GROCERIES.
Wines, Cordials, Fruit, &C.,
Corner of Texas and Edwards streets, Shreveport.
sSEysE. Has Just received from New Orleans,
SS~seeyY and will keep constantly on hand, 60
~ large stock of sugar, coffee, tea, cho- Ass=sasA
colate hams, candles, soap, starch, -four molasses
mackere, herr ngs, sarnes, HOLSTERS, OLIVES, anchovies
mustard soda, butter and water crackers butter, lard
salt, pepper spices indigo, sweet AMI lard OIL
superior assortment of liquors of every description:
brandies. whiskey GIN port madeira, ciaret and white
wines, London porter Scotch ale, cider, etc, ETC.
His supply of confectioneres is very large and COM
prises fruits put up in their own juice brandy fruits
candies fresh cakes, preserves, jees rasins, prunes
figs, almonds, ctron oranges lemons nuts etc. Toys
and fancy articles for children Superior CIGARS chew
ing and smoking tobacco ian lO-3m
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Red River and New Orleans Packet.

THE fine, fast running passenger steam
slA=sss-=stas boat S. w. DOWNS, GEORGE Il.
sssEsEn.zzz CLARK, master, having been thoroughly
overhaued and put in fine order, will during the
entire season a regular packet between Shreveport
and New Orleans, receiving and landing passengers
freight at all intermediate points Particular atten
ton will be paid to all business conded to the boat,
and her commander will make use of every exeriiou
give satisfaction to both shippers and travellers. For
freight passage, having superior accommodates.
apply on board. ian9I
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&c. ALL those in want Of any Goods, Clothing
D. Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, would do well t
call at LEWIS. AS they intend leaving Shreve
port shortly, they offer their large stock of goods fol
sale CHEAPER than they can be bought New Orleans
at Wholesale Prices. janlD
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Shreveport and New Orleans Packet.
PASSENGER BOAT.

THE fine, fast running passenger steam
Il So boat p. IF. AEWESALL, l.. W.
essSSzSlSk BRoADwELL, master, will resume her
regular place as packet between Shreveport and N
Orleans on the first rise Of water and make trip every
10 days. The kmbal has been thoroughly overhaul
ed, repaired re-furnished and is in every respect
good Her cabins spacious, the state rooms
unusually large and furnished with the best of bedding,
and her table unsurpassed by that Of any boat Every
exeron will be made to give satisfaction. For fire. ighs
or passage apply on board. feb %
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Red River 4 New orleans Packet.

The superior and Wen knoWn passenger
sslGGss=asss-A steamer STORM, ]. w. ROBE, mas
ahSssxEESszs ter, having been thoroughly repaired
and put in fine ORDER has resumed her regularly trips
and will run during the entire as pack et be-
tween New Orleans, Shreveport, Port Caddo Benton
Smithland, Jefferson, and all intermediate landings
For speed safety and comfort the Storm is unsurpas
sed by any boat Red River, and her officers will
make use of every exerton to give satisfaction. For
freight or passage, apply on board. jan31
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Carpenter. JDIntr and Bui!del.
THOS.. ROBINSON,
(Of the late firm of Clafn & Robinson,)
TT AS opened shop the corner of Milan and
LII Spring streets adjoining l.. E. Carriers ware
house, where he will be all times prepared to exc
cute every description of Building, Carpenter and
Joiner Work. in the neacs and most substantial man
ner, and at the lowest rates.
Stores fitted up, SASH blinds, etc. manufactured to
order. Jobbing TENDED to.
He respectfully socits the patronage of his old
friends and the public.
Gazette and Democrat copy. APPS
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E. & B. JACOBS.
HAVE received large stock of fresh fall and win
l. l. ter Dry Goods, Clothing, Fannes, Blankets,
etc. etc, which they selling AT COST prices for
cash. Those in of seasonable goods are invited
to give call. are offering great bargains n
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Died

Died
In New Orleans, on he 22d ult., little FAU1K, onl
child of Attieus and Virginia Slaughter THE flow
eT has closed its petals and gone to rest"
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Natice Of Dissolution.
.ENHE firm of CaAin L Robinson was dissolved by
4 limitation the LIST of January la nd the name
of said firm will be used only in the settlement of the
affairs OF the firm. CLARK CLAFLIN.
THOS. ROBINSON.
Shreveport, April 5, 1854.
TENHE undersigned will continue the business at the
l. old stand with Mr. Rob't Ballantine as his fore
man. G.. CLAFLIN,
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RICH'D D. SALE,
General Collecting Agent
Doors. POOLE 4 HENRY

Doors. POOLE & HENRY,
HAVIAG formed copartnership, offer their pro-
~ tessonal services to the citizens of Shreveport
and its vicinity in the various branches of their pro-
fesslon. One of them may at all times be found at
their office, on MAREEr STREET next door to Messrs,
Landrum &, WiIliamson's law office. feb2l SIN
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Notice! N0tice:! NotiCe.!!

we intend to close business at Shreveport il,
L "A short time We respectfully invite all those in
debted to G. NJ. Levy & Co, or H. Levy &, Brother
to call and settle. fianl01 G. NJ LEVY & Co.
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fFszsass b. TIE well known, favorite steamboat
skkksszzszFtEszs Sc. CHARLES. SAINT. ApPlE-
zssszzss=-.1z GATE, master, will resume her regular
trips between New Orleans and Shreveport on the first
rise in Red River and will receive and land freight or
passengers all intermediate landings and plantations.
The St Charles has been thoroughly repaired from the
keel to the hurricane deck, newly furnished, and is in
all respects new boat For speed, safety, accommo-
daons and good fare she is unsurpassed by any boat
ever in the trade Her commander hopes to receive
continuance Of the patronage heretofore literally
extended TO him. dccI3
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A. J. HITCHCOCK Il Co.'s
"a . - LIVERY STABLES. sasss 81

Corner of Texas and Edwards streets, Shreveport
|E'HE undersigned, having purchased the interest
IL Messrs. VanBbber in the above well known
tabshment and put in fine order, inform their tren
and the public generally, that they prepared to
commodate them with saddle horses buggeS, car
ages, etc. Of the best description, and on
bic terms they be he'd at any other establis
ment Horses will be kept by the month, week, do
or a single feed. Gentlemen from the country, wis
ing to visit New Orleans, or any point on the river
lea wing their animals with us,ocan have them GARRETT
ly and faithfully attended to. Our ostlers cxpcr
enced and attentive, and ready day and night f.
attend to the wants of customers.
Horses bought and sold. Horses and Mules sold
commission.
Thankful for the patronage extended 70 the late fir.
of VanBibber & Hitchcock, we respectfully solicit
continuance thereof, pedging ourselves to do all in
power merit it. [a23l A. ]. HITCHCOCK g. c.
tzRa For Rent.
Lza-a A comfortable dwelling house, Texas stree
above the Academy, containing six rooms, kitchen
servants room, fine cistern under ground, and othe
necessary outhouses For particulars enquire at til
auction store of [d201 A. L. HEINE.
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CANDIDATES
FOR MAYOR:

~ FL In - II Il L Il
FOR MAYOR:
u WE are authorised to announce JOHN X. PAR
SONS. candldate for the Office of Mugor Of Streue
port, at the ensuing election. )
u Messrs. Editors-Please announce that at ou1
request, c. T. NELSON is candidate for the office
Of Mayor Of Shreveport at the ensuing municipal cleo
MANY VOTERS.
u WEare authorised to announce J @ HIN W
j s, (the present incumbent. ] as a candidate
for the office of Mayor of Shreveport at the municipal
election to be held on the first Monday in May.
FOR TOWN TREASURER:
1--WE are authorised to announce H. b. STER
RETT, as candidate for the office of Treasurer Of
the town OF Shreveport. at the ensuing alections
u WE are authorised TO announce Wild CARTER
as candidate for the Office of TREASURED Of the town
OF Shreveport, at the ensuing election.
" We are authorised to announce ROBERT A.
WALLER, as candidate for the office of Treasurer
Oh the town OF Shreveport at the ensuing election.
TRUSTEE WARD No j. 81 u
u Dr.. W. W. GEORGE has been selected by ma
ny voters as their candidate, in place oil L. p Grain,
who declines.
FOR SHERIFF:
~ VIZ are authorised to announce THOMAS R.
oIMPSON as candidate for the office of Sheriff Of
the parish of Caddo, at the ensuing election.
w WE are authorised to announces j O il N M.
LIE S, as candidate for the office al Sheriff Of the
parish of Caddo, at the election in November next
FOR CLERK:
" WE are authorised to announce WILLIAM G.
kERLEl 0he present incumbent,) al a candidate
tor the office of Clerk Of the District CoYt for Caddo
parish, at the ensuing election.
" We are authorised to announce 3. T. SCOG-
ms, as a candidate for the office OF Clerk of the
Dsr'ct Court for Caddo parish, the ensuing cleo
ton.
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To the Planters,

LNROM the solicitations of many of his planting
l. friends, the subscriber will give his personal and
especial attention the Sale of Gotten in this market
Refers to the merchants of Shreveport generally.
Shreveport, Sept. Is, 1854 D. S. WILDER.
IL The Marshall Republican will copy six months
and send bill 10 this Office
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For Rent.

g For Rent.
A8a liza have house that would, with som p
EadaI#Ez slight alterations, make conveniens
s Gu - boarding house With the necessarg
changes there will be about fifteen rooms, and it
conveniently situated than any other house Of til
capacity in town. Possession given the l.
January, 1854 provided contracted form time max
the alterations. [nova3l S. II. CAIN.
nILS-sweet, sperm. lard, and linseed oils, f.
~ sale at MILEER's Drug Store
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To cur Customers.

4 LII persons indebted to E. e. B. JACOBS, arr
n earnestly requested to come forward and settle
as they are making preparations to close their store.
The goods comprising every description of DR.,
Goods, Clothing, Hats Boots Shoes, etc, remaining
on hand are offered for sale AT COST FIR cash. i'm:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-20
The estate Of Fluvanna. ,,

In some remarks upon the State of Patrick .
we made an incidental aHusion to the II State OF
Fluvanna," and IFS vast persiminon crop. This has
elected 8 communication in xindieation of ..Old
Flu from one of her SONS resident in Tennessee.
The ardor with which he sets forth the merits of
his native State shows that she is as lgreatin
the production of patriots of persilnmons She
must be fine old Commonwealth, whom neither
time nor distance can ALLEVIATE from the hearts of
her children Our correspondent insists that either
OF the two counties, Louisa and Gooehland, pro,
duces at least one-third persm,nons than Flu.
wanna However, a great abundance of persiln-
mons, he justly maintains should be considered a
great blessing--for. if the Maine Law should be
adopted in Virginia we can all fall back on "siuE
beer ''-. '". 7-' '-''' ia -@|"i f1f
II is but fair to say that the State of Flyan
ma" has other productions besides persimmons-
Our correspondent swears that the best chewing
tobacco in Virginia is grown In Old Flu and adj that
he has frequently heard lovers of the weed in other
southern States call for james Rieer F1usan1a IN
6acco." Wheat, oats and corn are abundant. hut
'ooaoco the staple crop. There are also several
very ricn goid mines III Fluvanna Commodore
o'oektoil' who works one of them, has the largest
n'n'ns apparatus IN the State. There are also
many very valuable granite quarries in Flu. from
WHICH our correspondent remarks large ,uan.
u''es are shipped to the city Of Rich,nond. Very
sood but that is better than sending to the North
'0r granite. Besides persmmons, tobacco, gold and
granite Fluyanna can boast of some of the nret.
'est elris this side of sunrise Our correspondent
preciets that if we would go and spend a week or
Two among the fair" of "Old Flu" we would i.
'ohe Daek greatly preudiced in its favor. Pba, Is.
iA'i proposition, but, owing to circumstances
D'tona our control" we are not accessible to tina,
49, " conviction. We cam, however, delegate
sIe agreeable duty, if necessary, TO a bachelor
nu ana WIZ engage ourselves to endorse anv
SCI, ..po'' Ne may make. Fluvanna is 4 great old
e' We nave no donbt, and with such agricuhn.
mineral and female treasures as il nosses a.,
.'.a, anora 10 pueker up its mouth now and then
with persimmons, .5-.l-,,1'' ' ''''' ''e'i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-20
The Ameriean Convention.

LYveHBUkG, Oct. 19-By mail sent you an ac-
eornt Of the proceedings Of the morning session Of
the American Convention This afternoon it was
again in session and " as organized dis follows "@i
Fresident.A-RI cHARD G. MoRRis, of Richmond
Ivcei APf-sidents---5no D. Imboden, Augusta;
VIM Collins Halifax; Jno T. Anderson, Botetourt;
Dr. Patterson, Amherst; NJ Langhorne, Lynch.
burg ~! Crane, Richmond; and DR.. Caldwell
setetarles. M NJ ttsernple, Richmond W. Gil
man, Wheeling Robert Ridgyay, Richmond; j.
Mcdonald, 4 ynchbrIrg; s. r, Peters do; Mr..
Duke, Floyd; andJ G: Shields, Lynchhnrg ~ :" I
- ~'If, tsEcoND .DJsPArcH r. = 49,
{ - !; @ MINI 4: NINE O'CLOCK, r NJ. .
Tonight the CONVENTION met, and the Commit
tee t. prepare resolutions partially reported as
Resolved, THAT ills Convention adopt the PHI
adephia platform with the following exposition of
the eighth settoni - ~, =. 80. - =
Resolved That the eighth section Of the phiIa
deipha platform is not intended, i'm the opinion of
TINS Convention 10 exclude any citizen from pub
lie office on account OF his religious faith but only
such as may apchnoW Wedge paramount allegiance to
some fofeigh pot6Itate -, -
fhe Convention fcteivcSd the report, laid it on
the tabs and adjourned nftil tomorrow.
ia'se assemblage Of people is, now at Friend $
noy, iTboden, and others have spoken. ~. r.
Fire agld Less of Lffea-Tvo Women und
-,oTI TkfCe Children Burnt. -. ,.'I5 !
NEW YORK Got. j 4A-A-4iPe occurred last ni.l,f
in State street, in which two women and thrt e
Children were bilrheds Two other women mar
rosHly, escaped but withserieus INJURIES @J@ti b.
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JaB,tli,

20 The National inteigeneer publishes a letter from
an American in Hakokade Japan, Dune IS. la55 !,
10 ms friend in Washington In which it. is stated
uiat Americans are not allowed to live on sba,e
pof WIZ the Japanese purchase any of their goods
o o.. are very anxious 70 dispose Of their own
mere are several American. merchants in Hako'
- ~ VINO embarked, thousands OF dollars, intend
e. ae Japanese market, buf they find ii a per-
,es ,l,s People 1.-THE United states, the wiz
ass, WIN be much disappointed 10, The treaty.
- interpreted BY the japanese =