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sztsnd our poasesuons Hitherto in all acquisitions,
the people under the protection Of the American flag
enjoyed civil and religious lbsrty well equal and
just laws and have been coniente prosperous and hap
py Their trade with the rest Of the world has rapidly
increased and thus every commercial nation has shared
largely in their successful progress
shall now proceed to take the oath prescribed by tho
constitution, whilst humbly invoking the blessing Of d.
vine Providence on this great people.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
WAsHissros CIrY, 4th March, 1851.
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49, -"vNENT OF CONGRESS.


- It's lsbors nj IL
The Thirty-fourth Congress tsrmin...- ~
O'Clock yesterday having passed all the appropriation
the bill remodeling the tariff and other meas'
ures of public interest wen Is large number ofb for
the relief Of private claimants Both houses were ID see
sion during the whole Of Tuesday night and during the
twenyfour hours previous to the adjournment business
despatched with unusual CELEBRITY As the details Of
the appropriation bills nearly all arranged by the
mees Of conference it is very difficult this time to
know whist appropriations have been made and what have
bsen rejected There were three committees Of conference
the deficiency bithe pont Of difference between the
two houses being amendment made by the Senate 10
the appropriation Of sls2oo pay for books which had
bean purchased the Clerk of the House under the drec
ton of that body The Senate reduced the appropriation
10 5o0Q and ANNEXED certain conditions to the apprc
priaon which acceptable to the House but AT
last compromise effected by approprating Slasooo
much thereof may be necessary indemnify the
Clerk for what has been expended by him in the purchase
T hese books and providing that the books shall be de-
posted in the public libraries Thefe also three
mttees of conference the legislative executive and u'
dicia appropriation b-the point of difference being
appropriation for the legislative expenses of the Legislature
of Kansas The House. however, at length receded from
their disagreement to the Senate amendment.
The hout having arrived for the constitutional terminus
ten of this Congress The Presiding Officer Mr. Mason, in
few icitous remarks returned his thanks to the mebsrt
Of the Senate for the courtesy and kindness with which
they had operated with him in his efforts discharge
the duties Of that station and declared the Senate ad-
journed sine die.
The senators composing that branch Of the Thirty
Congress being 10 their seats the body called to order
and The oath Of Office was administered to the members
whose terms commenced that day. After an interval
the Vice President introduced by the committee and
the oath Of Office having been administered to him. he
sumed the chair matiDg appropriate observations
The Senate then participated in the inauguration
nie according to the programme arranged by the
mittee and upon the conclusion Of the delivery of tn,
Presidents address they returned to their chamber and
mme dately adjourned.
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NRw Yonx, March A.FIour is improying-ssles Of n
500 barrels State, SO 70 90 tsj southern &c 20 sc 95
Wheat IL bssvysales Of L. 200 burhes; prices nominal
Corn Hrm-saes Of 80. 900 bushels; mixed, TAX cents.
Pork 10 arm-msss, s7S so s7s 60 Beef steady--re-
packed Chicago, SIS So Lard has sdvsncedbarres Ij<
cents.
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r ISRAEL JAsEs No. is2 resib street, Philadei
ala our general travelling assisted By Wa. H. WELp,
auk COLLINS JAHEs DExKks, HAhaIrI, H. s. JAMIs THos.
n NICE r. w. Mosksos. X. w. WILEY, wsL L. wATEEx1s
AM H. cAHsoS, D. MrsTIs, BEs swAs, r. AsslN, and
P.DAyp
ssuI NJ LKws, Of Montgomery, AiabAms gen
ayens agent for the smes Of Alabama and Tennessee
sed by LE~Is, JAaKs o. LE~ls and SAMUEL d. Ls~Is
no Mr. @. JANIS, No. Harrison street Cincinnati, ohio
af general collecting the Western States and Texas
assisted BY THosAs, wtiIAn u. ThonAs, THos. NJ JANIS,
Dr. A. L. chIbs, Gfokdr mokkIs and RrchARp LEAKu Re
,siuss Of ether win be good.
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From TIE SANDWICH rsLAsps-We have copy Of the
folynesian OF January "a
on New Years day committee chosen by forty Of the
egn residents of Honolulu waited the Queen for the
purpose of presenting Der carriage The Queen
expressed herself highly grsti6ed by this mark OF
On the part Of so large and rsectsbe portion of The for
egn community.
The Polynesian says:
The Messenger de Tdhia Of the 9TH December, ult Of
which paper received 6le by the brig Oahu states
mai at The end of October the LEurydce quilted
Valparaiso FOR Caso TO take board the governor,
Uount du Bouze and proceed with him Tahiti After
me lapse OF feu days she followed by the Persere-
,Ante Admiral Fourrchen went to meet Rear Admiral
ugeo named by the decree OF the 18th OF August TO the
command In chief OF The naval divisions of the
coast OF America and Of Oceanic The LEnTydice
Ee her station s, these sspds sitter her visit TO Tshii
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BY TELEG RAPH.
The La,e Storm ot N, Mouth.

AUGUSTA, March A strong northeast gale commenced
here on Sunday Afternoon and ragged until Monday morning
at o'clock There snow, but the weather very
cod-the thermometer yesterday morning 20 deg shove
nero.
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The REMAINS DR kAxE.--A despatch has been
cyed which states that the family prefer bringing the
mains Of Dr. Kane TO wheeling by the river and that If
hey DO they viii reach Baltimore before Monday
Tuesday next The Cincinnati committee does not know
when they will reach that city,
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Two Hundred Carriages at Auction.
INV EsTY FIRST PfifL ADELPHIA TRADE sAlE-rhis sale
win lake place "Wednesday noning April ISL nj 10 O'Clock,
the aaxaar nn, Gsorgs fnuadeaha The eoc-
cmtrs-e nearly
TWO HUNDRED CARRIAGES,
principally light om ~ the best makers III ts cy ana
Warranted and
entire opened cssRinaon several days
prior ise Of sar.
The account Of he
FaiI narticuas In future catalogue
ALFRED M HERKNEss, Aucioncvr.
PHLAbEIPHIA, February "a, 1857.
5--d2t
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND
The following the drawn numbers o. the Consolidated Lot
benefit Of Washington county, Nc Class
S, drawn March p 1885
GA "a AZ 10 20 81 rs Is 40 81
The following numbers Of the Psiapsco Institute
Lottery class 81, drawn March ., 1857;
80 "A So 20 IA IL "a IS "a II 80 30
r. FRANCE Co., Managers.
D. H. McP HAIL, Commissioner.
SILT
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WEAR BOOKS
i British Army List Of January, 1857.
British Navy Lisi Of January, 1887.
Dodds Parliamentary Companion for Io5a
BRUSH Book OF Facts in Science and An fr isS7
Cali 1857.
WHO'S Who for lr57.
British Nautical Almanac for 1860.
British Companion for 1857; ard also full
Of the from it's commencement In lt2s
M le57; and also cumplete set
from com In 1880.
American A my and Lists fcr January, 1851
Year Book Of Facts in Science ard An r ls5
March FRANCk TAfLoh
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Promenade Concert.
INAUeURArIoN BALL-Rooh,
CRY Hal Square,
Tn" Ev'smS. March 5, lSs7
PRoGRAMME-r.1rL
Nalai.a wsla sy es1@saa band LssiIsy
4 Rcmanee-Rosen he Diahls-srrans,a BY c. Len
emo ..
.. wedding maehfal bands
ss Ea,sGsn1 asss o.e,.c Aoa
g. sioss iae esis5a,ed oonua Bs.s cai.,sa
f. fack'itzoH- tociish
DRUM Polka leaira afumsl ..'usH
train IN mo'iss &c.
Doors open a 8 commence ate
MAch SIT
Reserved seats or Chairs.
elevated 50 70 command s',s T the entire bali ''' a'o'
PROMENADE CONCERT THfs EVENING,
May store, Pcnssyysna avenue
Maren s-n
odd-FellowS Hail, seventh street.
Positively THE LAST WEEK OF wYnAN THE WIZ ARD.
aazrvslsoas 6 Of magic. He viii remain
Dusfae ALL Ibis WEEK ONLY.
From Monday March 1857 Saturday, 7h, and
: rom ''O' sa,ardsy alterspsp celebrated
FEATs or soRcERr ANo MYSTERY
More insnpieas and surprising than have ever been aemPs
vESTRILoouIsM
and The
Lii.-moslns and speaking suiomaons.
Admission half price. Doors O'Clock
(. Performance eommences al 8.
Particulars small Isis.
fsesS-ft init
~. for ne
IL ton ball ON City aalI Square
MONSTER PROMENADE CONCERT
win be gwen n abovs superb building on
THuHsDAr KvGsIsa, MAacH5.
In order to every wertby Of the
The management has os sInsd % pare no sn
p'S = IKE Ora, dea and Most Brilliant Muse,
Moa Ta MED -s,tIs's
That be snssa ss ANY rsas a q Ss UHi''
0ae HIM .1alo,meos,
Q. Ls ssssss'5s Z ESQ -,
The popular 'nd a a.' sMss s9ad Sssp q
already management will also 70 eject
from New York. and i poss be siso with the celebrated
Tn. o-.mm ,us ans o. M mo-, popular and RI. Give
oveues walzes, pkas, aud operate aransem'n WHICH, Win
paa Power Of the oreasssra,
W produce is nIns ard r r., ss
a "a The r.. Of people unable % Sa" I'd
Tue interior 81 tu sa ding aud certainly .he
nSDa s e ssa b. III s
great hail o! the inaoguration. ~ "a lis
BeanfDtt Decorations end Brit fGnt \ furainaior-
Being lighted by
housu Jets Of Gas.
confidently expected hat ine President una 60 President
win be preseni and bands viii onsr
A GRAND SALUTE,
The ard mi itary ins nmt. ~ resembling
THE ROAR OF CANNON.
An cs, wi tary ana y,siter- clpapier,
aud the unGd states generally ar; cordially invited
attend .-...-
Tae decided T The price OF admission vhin
easy re Of al cinsses, VIZ:
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
NOTICE few viii be offered 70 ladies ana nue men
eopp he before the conccn met
for which one ocaI
charged. These enable occupants 70 VIC"
he Hall, wiih the a-semtlaEe.
SPECIAL NOTICES. bills win be we'd Mt thc doors nor
change gold Al respectfully requested 70 p
~ w. H. PALMER
MBf3 Manager ana o'sei9-
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washington Branch Railroad.

NOTICE hereby given ohcs will be from
ek, Tuesday and "Wednesday, for the &C
of all who wish purchase tickets IN advance
Of starting Of trains.
Mar 3-at T. H. PARSONS, Agent.
DEADY-mADE CLOT THING. -Cixens strangers wish
II with made nj low
invited examine extensive we are
this side
Of WALL d STEPHENS,
s22 Pennsyvsnia avenae
Feb 97-6nf 9Th and 10
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Banking House OF Chubb Brothers,
Wnsi,iusfoS La 4 1e5r

John ID BARROW HENRY HOLMES are this day admit
ted the Banking House ubb The
Arm from this daie will csmposed o. ChasIc - chpeb John
d. Barrow, ard Henry Holiness lows,
a Charles 81 j. Cbubb, VIM H. Dopss and ALEXANDER
H. Barrow. under the rm of Chutb Bothers 1ntro hCa
Jan i-df CHUBB BRoTHERs.
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NOrltE 10 hereby riven that application viii be
~ a duplicate land h,ha
Nelson Ns~ deeesssd whose warrant Qnpeefy usrEnd
lost mail the
hs been hIed The General Land Once Commissioner o
Pensions notified Of Ia ln<s.
Deb lt-aviawi
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UNITED srATEs NAVAL CouKT or IEau.Ry,
Washington, February 20, 1857.

UNITED STATEs NAVAL CoukT
Washington, February 70, 1851.
THE Judge gives for the information At
before LIST section Of the Of Janu
49, 1857 will be advised by the
when their shall have been referred that
desirable in themselves they should
pared with s Of such Witnesses They deriSe have
moned Pecns which OF the respective Of ness for
The naval service mentioned In the their be
applied respectively and suggesting the delay any which
be required; and in respect q what wiinessrs
Feb 9si-n J. M CARLISLE, Judge Adyecase.
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MATCH Repairing and Eng avtnE .-Wsche-. ehro-
BY skilfui workmen and warranted perform
Engraving s,ye ipciudirs
the cutting Of initiate
=. Vising wedding cards elegantly printed
NJ w. GAIT ERt,
Jewellers a2t Pennsylvania spcnue.
Jan 5-u Between I'm ssd
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FEARFUL MORTALITY ON BOARD coorIE sHfp--0n the
l4th ult the Peruvian ship Cora arrived Havana from
Annoy Swatao, and ST. Helena with 2e5 Asatics (Ch-
nese IL s said she embarked 600 in China but that 3o5
died on the passage of dyseniey The second mate boat
swain, and Chinese doctor also understood to have
died of the same disease
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NDlicE ,o h"sd Connses-rs-l berg he iairntlan o.
pike conp.ny gravel TIE
nus r ,he bifr line d'ed s5dfsss
ply 70 the undersigned srbjrcf be I'D
nsri JOHN EgtNT.
No 10 Louisisns asrnus
JC. LEWfs,
Fsbas-ss~a ssisyyeru sre. !,
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believe that many of the difficulties in the way which
appear formidable will, in great degree vanish as
the and best route shall have been ss,is
torily ascertained.
may be proper that on this occasion, should make
brief remarks in regard rights and duties AZ
member of the great family of nations In our
with them there are some plain principles approved by
experience from which should never depart We
ought to cultivate peace commerce. and friendship with ali
nations and this not merely the best means of
ting material interests but in spirit of Chr,
tan benevoence towards feowmen, wherever their
lot may be cast Our diplomacy should be direct and
frank neither seeking to obtain more nor accepting Issa
than is due We ought cherish sacred regard for
the independence all nations never attempt to inter
ere in the domestic of any unless this shall be
mperativey required by the great law sepreservaon
To avoid ensoging alliances has been maxim of our
policy since the days of Washington and its wisdom
viii attempt to dispute 10 short we ought to do
justice in kindly spirit all nations and require Justice
from them in return.
It glory that whilst other nations have extended
their domnions by the sword have never acquired
territory except by fair purchase or in the case or
Texas by the voluntary dissemination Of brave kindred
and Independent people blend their destnies with our
own. Even acquisitions from Mexico form no ero.p
ton Unwilling take advantage Of the forum. Of war
against sister republic we purchased these possessions
under the treaty Of peace sum which was
at the time fair equivalent Our past history rbds that
We shall In the future acquire territory unless this be sane
TONED by the laws Of justice and honor Acting on tbi,
principle nation will have right TO interfere or to
complain u in the progress Of events shall st further
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ARgIsrs AsyLuM AT ROMA Prussan artist named
Cate has bequeathed all his fortune rather than
fisooo in English money, for asylum for distressed
German artists at Rome In addition, he has left his pic
lures engrsvings and sketches which estimated to
worth Ct 800 to the German Asiatc Society at Rome
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nnAPrER III

That sss bat the beginning Of my trou.
bles. Never vas poor fellow more perfect,
iy bedev,iled than / Aud eli without tho
shadow of fessoB, FOR Hiss Brentch vas
simply polite and no;king more
Alfred had given up al claims 10 her
quarter, u ever be had ssy. aud vas engaged
IA a desperate Irritation with Miss Rose
May 4 wondered ~ bis taste. bnt said
nothing, As Il left The 6sid clear Of one ri.
vsl a. least Atbert6a hsvered around her
---silent, bat sayiag more with his hand.
s0ns syef thaa 1 could pour into her ear
dufiDg = sesk But even be vas N0t allos
ed 10 mspopolits her Shs vas beauty, a
belle, 90 heirsss snd a e0nfouaded ceqaotta
I ean ses q snd oWa IL n0a that twenty
ycsrs bavs tullsd The s'plss ffsm my syss
bet then l Ras ready 10 swear by all the
gods 10 ihs ANTHOLOGY that she saly knsE
tbo neaniog sf tbe Wesd 9iftatioa as de-,
aued ia tle diei'obsfy
A Touud d0Eeb or 80 % cavaliers general
iy escorted her wherever she seat Of this
uumber Was aleayi oBs, aad Athofion
gcutfslly another But ssasiimcs Sc ieft
tbs party asd sifolisd nh alSHo, AZ vtish she
gfeE thoagbiful sRd josloas
in revenge I ssmFtimes airssd gigh =
pretty iitils giri from firgisia, pilh Wsvy
hair, sysa " shanEsfai hEtt, . fa.fy form,
Aps tss fbonsana yssr. Sae sss assest
itils tbing afilsss. cbiidiik6, Aad anspsiis
"a ~ the vofld Yst ! NUS epufess that
10 spite n AZ Der COED qaslltias she zoe YES
q terrible hift 4 bslisFs that eoqseFy is q
uatnral aad iBbara tFsit 10 e aomsu'a char.
setter They fift in their cradles snd pin
agsfss, ss esh as 90 ibsir lgng dresses. snd
lavs sssu eImosi ~ nasa EsaerstzhiP ais.
pleysd 20 Iia u sis yeass ED, a. ia sas
n iuenty
Moreeysf, ihs very sif - Safsioga smsehs
II soqaeify Egey eae expects % aift ihts
goes thsfs Bvtfy ere fofus keoe ssnii
montsi lfieadship Or ofhef I'D Aads seas
belle smis uith Haom ba arises % BAL.
fJ5a. pfsmshfsss .n ihs efoa1as, dfiaks
tbs aEisrs "a fss spfiaF. fs8 tsEdes "a
Ale .hsp' oaoe avsF ffsts f5e eaeasafe5
Fresad. % u Zee ffom al ibsF4 tisn. SOD
ihs fsfy yauss lstf eh1 isansd - BE ara
81 stshttfiF dafisz sii itcss mo8alifhf aifkfs
- eal1ss4 kiih bin tiii fhs brest ~ asy
mas 80 hia dead ths esst rasath, e.
Bfoafasy Saeh d fisi Aa&, stFilE ",
kfs ssstses psepls
I knes Fefg Rsii Etst Miss Isani. Has
dsirh'e tssft sss a. llgfis surses1 g. 20.
( sasif "a nihe. sad a. tAS 30 eem easstisa|
s slsiiines 81 hsr sesss We talked ~
+ lsarks8. ssd 3anee5 40 ssnx tsssfbsg. A..
aa ths shsis / sss io8kiss - tsas slra s
( erik - Miss Bfsateais faft sd ail 81.
tass laeks1 % ssis
Oss furssssh ~ alaosi szglssa, sad y
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woMay1PAIIgAoM.


now strange that tie Yafisbes q 'Jsb
Should b. eghsiisF,d - rsusssstss. vhsa
,hefe are "a many asshsts 10 fss world
whose "a, i-nes equals if ~ does net exceed
bis Whst woald Jos have desc ta5 O.
been compslleI 80 ~ ID ths baaie ahl ssa.
ani kuit. AHd Hafae he rhii8ftu. AID s-a
that tun1reds e as feat iLiaes asfe -
ten3ed fs-datiaE ne dsy ahd hear eb.iffsH
cry. sd free $50 somFssiaf o. bee ssaia
Be have stood ii it lac seHs poef ssasa.
81 hsd bees ebligsd 70 f,isas hmily ~ -
Or tsslss children. sitbeat beP, tpabdpg
nonfhs. yFtr ail fbs FTiua ~ his-tf
Easltaa. &c nfiag srrs tire eenaieg eeet
ibg nafsins sl,alfeu. iasissa4 30 tee teasa
ah1 81 ~ biiog. bsss moffirE tiii uiF6l
snd airtt $50 asofrioH sisk ~ cell ia Hofr
ts saafb.ot hs atshts oftsu fseisfti ais
efsb5s tg safahiHF 6sff - ckiidffn lies
ssald BE- lara stesi aN itls aal ia sastt
tea g. "a ethEr itsalies fke sfssg ae1
sfln virnei a b irauk fa fssfta.sa -
Iioa ceBif Sc bsrs see. sfirs ugsifg eat
bis vefY saiNttoa ~ tis iradff - pfias
ga essttiess roHlrahisa. a. - atst
sas bisasd7 de- ei3sfsa ~ sgils aaA
iessss vsfF as0 81 aftqst fi.er tat ia u
siE asfea inrr ~ sheasb fa irfi isr laaz p
.f al. tsHeses Nsnas tEsts w p1fietss
81 s.sis lfs sg frisls atA ~ dsss aet
srsafIs "a hsf kaffeea Ha kfs ksbesiie
a fts sp.si ~ fhsi asasa bas aote rsi,enes
,laa Jsb 80 insist4 af fsyitr see -
rssee u tas. ss sbs6ii ~ its fsiise
~ Hsasa
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POETRY
coss wAxD'aRR TO RAY HONE.


coNs wASD'RRR To ray HOME. =.
Gene wssd'rr 10 Thy He-se. eouss 10 he bovers,
wssrs iAy yesss sh,idbOOs spss,
fis ssheeiosJsd h0ars
OF calm sonsest--
Tho issis viii brighter .ti-s s.s rsr aowsr.
Asd birds q swssfsr sssg
Psrehsses than those 81 GERS,
Thos dwsl'st smoug,
Con. hone come hem.
Hon. |. no iosser hoss.. ,pes rvaad q. hall
We've iOes-d. hss iessd thee net,
Listening In vain the i.h
Ofthy light foot-
Fead hearts ssai, thee here. s,tsad their sail.
70, ,hss hey long bsvs w<pt.
oibe-' b~iO.d u all
nv asDery kept.
Come home cone home
TIE flowers 'A's 'o's''' SO ~eiI bloo~ q. Of fysrss
~ DAVIS and close 81 day
The BIRDS their carol pour
Fson sv~y spray;
The hfo'l' :" y va. ~a~t. esr cot before
s,ili narmar. saIy ca;
The elsa s,ill shades cur dane
chsass there Is pOss-
Gene hone eose hene
BY ehiidASod's suasy joys. by memory dear
ofysstAs Bright May tine CLEANS.
BY fsiars bliss bresehi near
in f-sey's dreams.
by 'y~PaihJ's stronE tie. ey isvs sincere.
By all iLoa AOp'.t. by all
We eait ca thee 60 hear
Asd come to oar call
-
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TIA iaEasief msa asF fisfl is hfs si,t
4 es,st siost 81 ss5eti be is rFnss 'lls
80 lssr a - tsar isfsr fNfs
fna asf fss kaseIsff 3 tssaE
tss asus, - assgs ~ shati fea a
~ thissifa
kssr tsss s.mgrs b aisfsss Tbs sssl
fsnassr fssbfsss ihs 80 -. ifas
afselisst tls4 ase4 atfass4 ipst pefss
tlsa asfssd 4 sisekisgs
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Ssa a5ir,inia @ra ass.s.
oFricx. sscoSp STORY OF MARKET nousE.

DssH', snS tVty csnfs pr srs-n Hpaii IL ed
eJ-wssss.er psyse.s h deferred s-yesd the sxps.
rstics II The sess sat~rest " iIl ~ rhs.eed. 1'i
0-ssessrvtisas srssx s.oashs. O< Dofiar sad Tnsn.
~ 6ss Csais. " s~ paid isvaristfy sdvsaee. 81
RAfEs Or ADvERrfsfNG
EJ rhe ,rrs az sdssrssiax srr. fsr sqsars OF i~-s
oas bsi!sr. ses .thrse is-srtis~sl.rFsr tie
;ss c.. PR ss.s..sss ,.s.. h'sA '''..'-s' n''.ss
9tNo sassF,,ssss 20 ~ eoa.idered By The ne.sA or
year ss,e,s sresisd the Mssa,ssirf, os psssioas
" srest uPea beteers the r.rts~s.
urAs afserisr-ass, not marked the sopy fbr |.
spseiasd saass Sf be cSasass patf
srder~d rst. aa,i PsysSst esscted sreefsi.eiy.>
tLSasecIks ADvrsrtsssExrs.--ro avoid s-y rais-
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psuP-s % stat. di.tinets. that thssr rsssiiss &c
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tate, Legal snd all ohrf Adfeft,e b tAem
(-iM taasis.f afrsyfsssz<<nfs psssf ~ rssf for
eash Is n "a n.GALbAtiER \ CO.
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SIENNA Faw..

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ihesrsu4 amsswsrt rare
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Saitl sahI

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Churns.

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a 'sf Chsfas u ali SINS, q rfiaae sfIfgle,
JACKSON WOOD.
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DRoCERfEs a lsyss Ensk sr 81 siss.
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De. Caakn

OVERS bia prefessiSnai .rsfv3nes Co the cfti.
" tsHs ofChafiesf0pa ahd its gsssify
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Hs' fMsY 90, 1851.
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