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The true Democrat., 1856-05-27
F O'CLOCK. M.

 Convention assembled: The committee on csdeatials made, through their chairman, c. B. NlcAell, the following report: That by an examination of the credentials ot the several delegates, we find the counties ot Chlcot, Drew and Yel are not reg resented here either by delegates or proxy; and that the bounty of Prairie has appointed the president ot this convention to act as its proxy; and that the county of Sebastian has appointed the sec- fetaries of this convention as its proxies; and that the delegates of the balance of the coun lies comprising this congressional district are represented either by delegates or proxies. ,lhe report was adopted.
 On motion of B. w. NJ. Warren, the roll of counties was called, and the delegates from each county, selected by their o-deegates, to east the vote of their respective counties in ths convention were requested to record ther names; when the following delegates re- corded their names as such voting delegates No wit:
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ts5 Greatest Discovery of the Age.-We in- vie special attention the advertisement of Prof O. J. Wood of St. Louis, Mo- As the names attached to the certificates are persons who are known to thou sands it s needless say more than Is said by them in favor of Prof. 0. J. Woop's CELEBRATED HAIR RESTORATIVE. Read for yourselves.
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GJWe publish the following circular about pre-emptions, which was furnished us by MT. Powers, the Register of the U. S. land office locatol here, for the benefit of those inter-
The true Democrat., 1856-05-27
IkICEi
MOLASSES.

9 BBLS. fresh Rice just received per steamer Nose, ~ Greenwood, and for sale by
 May 27, '56. FIELD & DOLBY.
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 May 27, 1856. s. II. TUCKER.
 FAMILY GROCERIES. = BOXES 1a Gallon Jars assorted Pckols: c Y" Brandy Cherries; " Pie Fruit assorted '' Brandy Peaches; |" Tomato Catchup; # chest Extra fine Imperial Tea; 15 " Black :" 10 dog. 4 size boxes Sardines; baskets Hedsic' Champagne qts. and pts 2c cases Monsee ' 10 doz. Ky. Mustard boxes Pepper Sauce; 2'' Pure Lemon Syrup; bbl. Alum; Fresh Almonds; 10 lbs. Cloves, 20 lbs. Indigo; 5 r Nutmegs All of the above just received per steamboat Moses Greenwood, and direct from New York, and for sale by FIELD & DOLBY. May 27, lS56
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COFFEE, COFFEE. on SACKS best Rio Coffee, just received per OO steamer Moses Greenwood direct from New Orleans, and for sale low by
 May P, '56. FIELD G DOLBY
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TUST received by steamer Cora, J 10 bags of Filberts;
 l0 boxes Virginia Tobacco;
 5o dog. Scotch Ale etc. All of which win be sold at the lowest prices by May 2. 1856. M TANTi ,S CO
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k BELLS. choice re-boiled Molasses just received O per steamer Moses Greenwood direct from Nsu Orleans and for sale by FIELD & DOLBY.
 May 27, '56.
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BACON! RACONf

bACON! BACON aM TNEN THOUSAND pounds of Bacon 5E$S Hams, Sides and Shoulders, 8 very su- 4A=A4s<perior article, in store and for sale by May z7, 1856. S. H. TUCKER RECEIVED PER STEAMER CORA. TWBACCO-lo boxes Old Dominion (smal plug;) 1 10 boxes superior Chewing Tobaeco; 10 boxes Common
 Fillmore brand, a superior article; 5000 superior Spanish Cigars;
 l2 dog. Honey Dew Snuff
 And for saeby HUTT 6 POPE. May 2T 1856
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HOOPS PRETERMITTFD-

fINHE subscriber is in receipt of few of Rouoh's l. Patent tS&irs suited to the latest fashions and for all seasons.
 This wonderful improvement is of vast i'm portance to the airer portion of creation as it gives graceful and elegant form to a lady's dress
 Call and purchase of M OSBORN. May y7
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,ceedings of the Democratic COngres.

l n,oceedings of the Democratic COngres. sionai Convention, lswmJlea ct Hot Springs, Hot Spring County May l2t, 1856, agreeable to adjournment. te noolinate c Candidate for Congress I'D h. seo,a District.
 S. NJ. Scott, former secretary, called the con- -sodon to order, and proceeded to call the ,'Il of counties; when the following counties answered by their delegates, to wit: Arkansas, Ashley, Bradley, Calhoun, Colum- Ea Clark Dallas, Desha, Hampstead, Hot snring, Jefferson, Lafayette, Monroe. Mont Emery, 0uachta, Perry, Pulaski, Prairie. Pike 5ok, Saline, Sevier, Scott, Sebastian, and
 uniOn
 The secretary announced that quorum of
 be counties, representing a majority of the
 jemocratic vote of the district was present;
 sp, that nominations for president of the con
 r,nton were in order.
 Mir. Hill of Perry, nominated Creed TayIor of Jefferson county.
 Hon. J. Quillin of Union, nominated F. P Redmond of Monroe county.
 After some little debate, the secretary an- roanced that the roll of counties wonld ha ralled on the nominations, and that the demo. r-atic vote of the last Congressional election be adopted as basis of voting for president
 Mr. Quillin then withdrew the name of MT Taylor; and L. B. Green of Ouachita re-nom. mated him. There being no further nomina- dons, the secretary proceeded to call the roll. when Mir. Redmond received the vote of l5 countes giving ademocratic vote offs ,329; and Mr. Taylor received the vote of 8 counts, giv- pg vote of 2,362
 Mr. Redmond was declared elected presi- dent Of the convention, and took his seat.
 On motion of Dr. c. B. Mitchell, $. NJ. Scott. ,f Clark, and J. M. Killgore of Hempstead county, were appointed secretaries.
 On motion of MT. Hill, it was resolved that hs convention adopt the rules of the last leg .ature of the state for its government.
 On motion of c. B. Mitchell, it was resolved hat Jne president appoint a committee of five , report upon the credentials of the delegates. ltcnell, Gray, Qullin, Hill and Foster were pointed said committee.
 0u motion of Dr. C. B. Mitchell, the conven- on took d recess until l2 o'clock NJ. to allow le committee on credentials time to report
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Oro0lfeld, Jan. 1o 1ess

gFeFU, 2, RK9F. WooD-Dsar Sir: Having made trial ofyour effect has been excellent in removing infammat;on dandrutf and constant tendency to itcb;ng rr;tb which have been troubled from childhood snd bs. it's original color have used no other orI g;p ~ anything like the same pleasure and profit. "''''
 Yours truly | K RP.co
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REFINED SUGAR. S BBLS. Powdered Sugar; O 8 bbls Crushed This day received per steamer Moses Greenwood, and for sale by MERRICK & WASSELL. May 27 '56
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HATS, HATS.

HATS, HATS. W OA DOZ. Palm Hats; S~V doz Leghorn Hats;
 10 doz assorted Cas-imen Hats Just received, and for sale low by May 27. 56. MERR1CK & WASSELL.
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CIGARS! CIGARS!!

CIGARS! CIGARS!! WEN THOUSAND Cigars choice brands and A ID boxes Cuba Sizes just received per steamboat Moses Greenwood and for sale by
 May 2T, 1856. FIELD & DOLBY
 BACON! BACON!! T T.2A NE have just received from the country HM W . large lot of the " very bestn corn
 Tied bacon-well smoked and dried. Those wanting such would do well to call and examine our lot. NEWBERN & HUGHES May 27, 1856.
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MONEY WANTED.

MONEY WANTED. AM anxious to leave for New York to purchase II full stock of goods and respectfully request all indebted to call and settle their accounts May 27. 1856 & H. TUCKER
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Ayers Cathartic Pills! PILLS THAT ARE PILLS!

DROF. HAYES, State Chemist -A of Massachusetts, says they are the best of all PILLS, and an nexod are the men who certify that Dr. Hayes knows, viz:
 LEMUEL SHAW. Chief Jus ticc Supreme Court of Mass. | EMORY WASHBURN, Cover
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THEY ARE COMING

INHE subscriber has commenced receiving his large l and well selected assortment of Summer. Fall and Winter Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Clothing Boots and Shoes Hardware, China, Glass and Earthen Ware Wood Ware. Willow Ware, etc., etc., all of which will be offered low for cash
 May 2T, 1856. NJ OSROPN
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| c. 4. R. Ofce. Eandalia. Lnne Q, ,ak.

PROF. WooD--Dear Sir: I take nlsosrro; ;n .ar,-.- voluntary testimony to the excellence of ro,r Ua;s Restorative Three months ago ny hair was verv grey. It is now dark brown, (the original color.} smooth n and glossy. The only application have byyou and which from the result in my own cass can most cordially recommend to others,
 Respectfully yours, EDWARD WOLCOTT.
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HAIR REsroRAv IvE.-In our columns to-day win be found Prof. Woods advertisement of the above article, to which we would call attention What ;s has done, we have witnessed upon several of our ac quain,ances in St. Louis. Hair once grey met our view, black brown as the case might be be,nc ,S color of early manhood: and fine and glossy va sk and that without any other application than the Har Restorative If it has done this upon others u;l ]; not do the same for any of readers whose frosty orows' were once like the raven .ocksn of Loek;e. warlike chief if they will try it? We th;ni, sn Jaekson Consttusionalsss Octo5er 5. lsss ''''lA
 Prepared and sold at IA Ma ket sr bs,,,oo ro,r.. York. ~ Dioao"ay' Ns~
 very liberal discount made to wholesale uurcba,- CTS. VI ""'''A'' P'"e"A'- the country
 f1r sale in Little Rock, wholesale and retail, by R. T.. DODdE. Also, Prof. Woods Oriental Sanative Linlment, and Vcgetabl, Magic Life Pills, warranted oeteef than any other, the money In all cases TO- funded. @ Y
 N. Eve put up the Restorative. both with and without sediment, and think for restoring color thss containing sediment is tho best.
 Nov. 20. 1855
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No pay will be made for trips performed and for each OF such
omissions satisfactorily explained three times The Of the
IN deducted. behind break
depending mas and sufficiently excused
comp.ns for subject forfeiture
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atfda
credab ngecting the mail
ONCE for suffering 10 be injured Destroyed rob
and refusing, aer demana the mail
frequently the contractor runs or Is concerned In running
hicie The route The Postmaster General annu the
agreeabiy
obyng post office laws instructions of the
General The Postmaster General alter tbs snedue lie may
order t the by
of pay curtai or
THE service in Whole part pro
IT he allow monh,s extra
service dispensed wi The bids shopld be addressed
second Assistant Postmaster General
Kentkpp The
department by Apnl, further rartica
conditions
pamphlet advertisement for conveying als Kentucky
nessee, Missouri, and Iowa, Of ie54
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Dec 23-luw4w Post .aasier General.
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Mysteries OF the Post once.

"a mail bag is epoms Of human hfe,'
TEN YEARS AMONG TIE MAIL RAGS
Or, Notes from the airy Of Special ag'"i eAs Post Office
Department.
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ai- Richie, aud u wood engrayins from dess Chi ny
by nshsy.
pHIs -undsaErn with the sanction NJ the chief officers o.
and IL % psCa Of that dspartus.tis hIi
hook o. IN" ind ever Issued calculated 10 Eys the public an tn
operations Of nre estabsh-nt
almost which skill and rrpeencs hive furnished
tr the ocury Of the mails and the hvtosby u private
vuluu- pubc under mnrs hrury
and poweyf
s"r Tbs Brief from some OF these catering
notices are annCrsti
mud, iv-ness e~ntal usute form
pleasant addiuo"to our stock Of PopaIar hight mra'gs
IN y. EVcains Post.
We bo nd To cuncsde Nj toihtooks narrative u h poet
Office experiences The NJ being exceedingly
suggestive book-N \. Herald,
The and entertaining recently seen
dads Rsynoldss mo"stoes and Who rrsds
ifs - Boston Pos.
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[PLtaasiyhia Pensyiruaiar.
more hmu'iur and, the nur, interesting work.
kind has never been pnbshed IN Amereapha6pha Basia
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obounds with sketches Of novel ms.r
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This book indeed novelty exceedingly rneuanus and open
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idea opehiup another prreh letter with
out 'haddenng The shuai Peepcs oa Which b. has stood
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Washington Aqueduct.
OFFICE or THE WAsHIsaTos AQuEpuC
Npuatiautn,. A...k =

oyrrox OF rnx wAsHIssros AauEpuor
Washington, March 7, less.
PROPOSALS invited Cor graduation masonry
dams, tunnels, ofthe aquedueL
Proposals. up s, of May, opened
that day.
Mas poanss aud specifications ofhs ready
amnaIiou and alter the a9th day of April
Proposals will be received work of particular culves
bridges &c. sc described in the plans and specifications.
Portions II Of The works be canlpeed pnder
pescat appropriation but all contracts Tor unfinished work viii
right prescb the work be
Of The NOT hodns out sacy decide when and
shall stopped until funds available
funds the ten pf csn viii paid T. The Judgment
the engineer the work has been properly executed far has
Payments specie upon United State.
VIII be 40 a,on Of az eeao.sls that the work
men snail be pad ,he foil wages manthly and in sp.es
Tinted the RICH, rel my
they deemcd arrange
considered most conducive The progress OF
Every accompanied by guarantee. rspps by
take n the bidder or bidders W.T. hs Or hsr bid b accepted
ohisann within ton days with good and sufficient
be by United states dsc
S Rs sn Un' as ." sS a" '
OF War; that the guaanors able
Bids will he opened in presence of bidders, any
10 be present
NJ c. MEIcs
Capt Of Engineers, in charge.
yoRM oF GUARANTEE
To Capt. C. Meigs, u. ). Engineers.
hereby Jointly -rreray United States and
guaranty rnreghng bad he he
th" conar for the win ood and sucent sures to
pS,Ss dva, me- sneb n O., ,ssIa Ana i, c,.s ~,
said % "a. 70 eneI 'no cn'rae a. Aforesaid We Eua"n'I
the biddcf
tsigntdl A. o.
hereby certify hat tie heat a. M snnwesgs and belief hr
above named guarantors are good and sufficient
Mar S|S'wts,hMuyaIawa
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DY RAILROAD DinEcr T0 TIRE WEST.
"a gT .E .sstssst ss.,2sEEys

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Time between Washington anu wheeling hnt Ht
l.2& =. - -#. WA sa"utsi
pnu;uo time beveea Wahinotoa and Cincinnati az hours
A'""'S ' ' = = -
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AAA"ue" ~'~~S -. - " -
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HE Baltimore and Ohio Raroad, having greatly improved It's
western connex ona now o"Ts the iuies Inducements 10
Washington, BALTIMORE aud all poriohs Of the West
the Norihw and the southwest - -. -,
Tao zion betweea the trains from Washington and The
Wssninpton junG,oa ay called the Relay ousa) nine me~
from Ba umvr0 THIS any ~ srgured between
and Onto baggage Ia checked ltaaeD 10
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T,iesen,sr-Tae Gssa. European Discovery,

TsiesenisT-Fao Great European Discovery,
PROTECTED by royal letters Of England by
e seas 81 eou de Pharmacies dc Paris, aud the Imperial Col
isgs al Msaien., Vienna. "#.
Terear No - The remedy for general and local debility
Of vne power, decay ali
guUnees arising
youth manaood and old he sine powers
inpaired the decline Of He IL the THeseaar
universally adopted all physical impedtaea's hke
before influences thus rendering Ia invaluable those
teripg ihe marriage state
No, completely aud entirely eradcaie
which
andoe ,r 10 the o the health OF Of the pop
uBion.
No the European remedy Tor class
which, unfortunately The English physician with
which all the sarsapar'la ia the world
Nos l. aud alike devoid smell,
all naaseans qualities They lay the toilet table wou
their being d1tecrd
cases, 50 each divided separate
uninsured by Vapesu, Laemand Roux, &c.
10 be had wiioirsas and retail, OF Mr. H. Barrow No s
Green street, Canal, New York; specially anr."'".
proprietor a"o Pa'o"tes ~ .ssnt United STATE every
of America Immediately recrivag
Mr. Barrow will forward the Tnes"aas any part
cptey paeRsd addressed according The
Re all agents required. Terms cash.
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- rhauia auia ura14spia@cs b. tsssog,
And n~yef bs..skui 20 uiin'

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And bss.ekht nu'
Shpaid auid acluatu,aHre b. Etg0t,
Ard days ~ auld lang ~yns.p
The mehhrs ~ ihe sHaia year Jane,
Tbs laniT class ~ ne ndBg Juat,
81 thv wBdg JgBs FaehnAA cass
ending ~ Ja~ti 1885, hsrehy assemble
Washington, d. c. ~ the d Of Ash, ~ 1887
brighten the nks ~ me chain ofoys
tide entirely exchange
lives srslinE aBd sympathy, sad untHey
u llrT unast promising eoAip,cIs.
psiminnfy nriiHg OF The ssiGappatned committee
beld hc Dirt ohdy IN september, A. w. 1855 Uned
ll0 Chsnut Fourth Fifth streets
winch lh0s1 nrnbrFs the Glasses
veRisnt invited atend, hsn hs
ADOPTED 70 sscur~ as fun an 8us ndance ~ possible
In tbs msab whom this addressed Will be
good gh 10 uraish he secretary oftne eotAnee BY mail with
EDWARD .. GRANT. IA. D.,
81 Trenton N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER q. DART, "a. a.,
- a. pbil.helphia, Psnnsylyan
J. NEWTON LiGHTSER.
PHILIP PENHLETON,
- Of Winston, Aheshauy CO., Md,
SAMUEL e. RICHARDS,
u Balst iron aud Glass Works, N. J. u,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JoHs wEIDxAH, Of Lebanon, Pa, seerotsry
March 27--lAwtAar3 ttntsiaanerrl
All newspapers civilized request
advertisement IN
II eaItered great
visions OF the gbbe and all throughout United
casona between us date aud IN" 30 ~ March, A. D. 1857
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United States Mail.
Posr OFFICE DrrARgnEET,
Dec 31.-law4w

P0sT OFFICE DKpARThEFT,
December 81 1855.
RofoSALs for the mails OF the United
Ist April 1856, the 3Jh June 1885, inclusive following
route in Kentucky, viii be received the Contract Oce Of
Post Office Department. III the Washington
OF The 2bh day OF February 1885, be decided
fiowLg) The and In the herein spe> flied,
e47s from London, KY, by Laurel Bridge, MeHagn-'s M
Lynn Camp, BaTbousviie, Fiat Lick Cumberland Ford,
irmw Cree X, Cumberland Gap, (Tenn.) farewell, syc-
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10 Russelyie SS miles and back, three times n week,
horse coaches months, and horseback residue
OF the
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cEpRGE WOODS NEW wORK.-aioaern Pilgrim,
IN sbpvtnq The travel meoda
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wn md v by Richard Wdrsih, author u History
Of the United Stsfrs. 81 vs.
CssteA story Republican Equality by Sydney A. Story
81 rs.
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rHE ONLY ONE AUT uoRiZEDI-fhe Roo OF DR.. Boy.
NEhU LAP f. TEUR II fr aupgriuT the Cui-i
nie similar remedies. radically
wthosi al affections nf the darer, scrnus
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powerfully scac1u- cFtaTrhs the bladder,
arising
Inicous snundIngs As syphiuc Rab
diseases
NJ balsam cuh"bf orrnm ncons whi only
The an
syphlr whUtheT bong
and which have resisted the powers mercury
~ potassium.
General agents far the United Gabriel Boudn, ESQ.,
William New York. Tor whnIesas orders Gun Duconge
New OTieans Sruilty, Francisco
The Rob Lacteur druggists throughout
led pamphlet Uf Doctrt
cal properties II Rob will he uhtaiurd writing
din 81 William street, New York, who Will Information
"
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AeENoT or Fnssuu STIPULATION CLAUS.
Washington, NOVEMBER ~, 1855,
IN inquiries addressed
the United States ~ spnatons enmntsd ~
French riur 10 The ranhraon of The with France
lsOo-vz3 ~, le0as
towards obaripR redress ans
publicly To nloFm a such that asr
mas been concluded a. iuciuus voluntarily ~ubs
httr claims me ilatms would be
Thousands ether
Cor many yesrs 70 SUBMIT thsm
q Congress (preenr the Spnle the usual manner - s oPap
ing q the emtng esioH, In The fun expectations nat d'"c rg
will be provided for them special board 81 eou Msnn
Frsoised
tribunal Congress grant Of thsss claims b.
made 10 u hy direct legislative
The adinnen Of these claims would fully sna eansny &c
md justice
phacsly points TO sncn and proper ~.
Nov 2J-diw JAMES VI GAbrTENt
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PROPOSED DAMS OF sAILIss.
Fxsm Rsw YoTk. Eson Ltvsv,

EDWARD K COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, N. Y
BROWN, sHtPLEY, n CO.,
n.
STEPHEN KBNNARD & Co,
q Austin Fnarr, Iondon
U. q. WAtNWRlaHT & CO.,
...''& Paris.
these ships viii be accountable Tor gold
bullion, specie ewey precious stones METALS unless bills 81
adins the
Shippers please that ships
carry q goods con,raband OF war. IT.
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