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be did offered to Goojbne Co, the holders Of the
''bis," security to The value Of $4,000. They, how
s stcsl 81 os0 MI ~ III S vsSaer
hit has also pro,esri Captain Spcnccrs paty draft for
SIS, which hiye taken up. The conditions that costa
Flea WI garrison San Carlos and arms 10 be conveyed
across the transit, does not please the Commodore Tue
ceThlli and Garrison agan friends r. Joe White. Od
Morgan hes been the vicn and has kept faith with me
SO far have got him to stop running his steamers from
this city TO Eau joan del Norie and orders leave today
nstructng his California steamers TO lay up at san Fran
cisco forthwith This has been brought about by our en-
tering into negotiations TO purchase his steamers and
insisted upon the condition above stated This important
desociaium acquired ends Walkers career, and cuts of
bis supplies We have met with great amount OF eppo
so but have very satisfactorily succeeded in carrying
ot matters The oan Of contracted for and
The Transit arranged for with class of merchants aud
bankers here ard in london equal to none Mr.. Arder
SON. self and representation of the other parties leave for
san Jose by the steamer oil next month.
You complain about steamer not coming out accord
ing TO promise. This wrong The Granada has touched
twice at Gray and brought away eighty men
il shall be done again needful but what
there OF allowing her to call when no one canes away
The Texas reaceed here few days ago, and brings
flaming accounts OF Walkers Notwithstanding some 400
and disersng the allies. This Information has influenced
much s. mpathy again in his favor. People say here
I'VE republics cannot destroy 800 TO 400 they do dot de-
serve to be free and Anderson do all correct these
missiatemcns, and have paid heavily for black mail
control sixteen newspapers in the Union All the North
States heve been loud against Walkers since
bave been here but Walker holds out against such
odcs ana with such enacy people begin again to say he
is hero" We get no news, Ike the Giibuster agents
and now by defending Costa Rca, pronouncng Walkers
victories as lies Il am TO have numberless ducs, "and
God knows what.
The papers this morning full of rumors of intended
expeditions for Walkers support None leave this
city or the Northern potts My solicitors are on the
alert, and have the entire detective force pay From
New Orleans II is probable some 500 may get away
visit Washington and remain some fourteen days there
determined to push matters with the Cabinet pre-
vent the sailing OF the hbusters. Our new organization
are also at work.
send you few extracts. Write undr all crcum
stances, and with compliments remain as usual.
w, r. c. WEBSTER
Please let Mr. Young translate the enclosed leader from
the Times, TO the President
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arayed the children of common country in bitter host
Ivy AGAINST each other, nothing could be grateful
tan the prospect OF Presidential election dvested OF
those dsagreeable circumstances which have deferred
many honest men from the performance their duty a.
cHcns and electors. Believing do, that tls
is sufficiently numerous and respectable OF itself to turn
the scale in favor Of righteous aud sound pr.nc
pies, cannot but congratulate ourselves on the pro.
oeediues Of this meeting
Tho presiding officers are well known to this comn,u.
nifty, that their will be sufficient indication OF the
spirit Of "union and concession which prevailed al the
meeting and caused their selection They men of the
highest respectabily in both part es-nen ia whom bo,n
parties have shown their onddence by eurusng them
with official stations within their respective control To
those abroad before whom the proceedings had under
the sanction of these may come the fact of their
acting IN such capacity will be the best evidence OF the
deep feeling which prevails throughout Western New
YORK, for the man whom the people delight 10 honor.
Nor is it simply admiration for the noble personal qua
es of Winfield Scott aud affection towards him for his
signal services that has made the democratic republicans
thus anxious for his nomination. They know that the
fact that he would obtain Is 900 majority in the Eighth
district Of itself OF minor consequence to the wings of
other sections. But the of such a majority here
will be equally powerful elsewhere That cause is that
Gen. Scott will have the votes Of vast numbers who
would for the sake Of consistency or from the effect Of
old prejudces vote for Mr. Van Buren, against either
10 give them opportunity Of being just to the country
without the necessity OF acting against their former Pro-
LESSONS, AND supporting candidate against whom they
have heretofore avowed preference for Mr. Van Buren,
The wbes Of this "most democratic section of the
Satc TO the language of the State paper respecting
u.s. who surely have the right 10 occupy high ground
as those OF any other State section, willing and
to obtain the of all who opposed to the
reelection OF Martin Buren,. They deem the vote Of this
State absolutely necessary to his defeat-they consider
II their duty to call upon the party to put in nomination
The man for whom there is the greatest certainty Of OBJ
tanning the vote of New York Their constancy and fde
lily 10 constitutional doctrines, less than their nuncr
cal importance cntte them TO be heard, and they
firm in the conviction that Gen. Scott obtain the sup
port Of thousands who will effectively support him in op
position to Mr. Van Buren, and who will not support any
other candidate
We Can thus render the Empire State beyond the
shadow Of doubt and can, think, greatly increase
prospects OF success in other States.
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The total establishment 81 paid police Eogland tie
Goth September, 1851 returned comprising pls7
officers and Consables Of all ranks-viz, 13Oi county
cons iabulary, 525l borough police, Gos3 metropolitan
Tocc. aud 552 city Of london police The total cost Of
ms blue coated force for the twelve months ended the
above date 81 o65 5Tp IN which sum the metropolitan
police figures Tor E442 2l2, and tho city police for
SAB GAS Tie tables refer TO 81 ,2TS Offences committed
10 81 o3l persons ap~ebended, and 70 II ssi persons
CommHted or balcd for vial 10 1857 there alto
gethcr l2o372 persors Of the criminal, or dangerous
sase in the hands Of the police including "a 2s2 pros
TUFTS There Was a decrease Of 205s nqUcsts, OF 81
per cent on The previous year Os56) 32J deaths
arose from excessive drinking The total costs Of the
inquess Including all fees, expenses and charges was
col Sal.
popsIaton Of all the parishes and parts there
"A M Ens land and Wales mot within the Limits Of any
city or parliamentary borough for the year ende Mt
Lady day 1860 shows the total popuason OF these
parishes 10 92 $50 souls the gross (estmaed rem
tan Ibg 581 Os1 the raeabie value, Gag SIS; the
number Of persons rated at fls aud under $50 455l7
The number rated AT and ESQ, ias lo3, and the
number a electors 90 the Parliamentary registers,
sgy.NrJ
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MATRIMONIAL.


A WHOEVER 70 YEARS Dr ACE WISHES TO OPEN
"A correspondence with lady with view TO mati-
nony He not particular about money he has fair share
himself He only desires good disposition ,nd tJersbe
peersncs. Address w. o. Mibank Boston Mass.
A GENTLEMAN FROM THE SOUTH, TWENTY NINE
"A yearscd o. good FAMILY, well educated and sang
sufficient means MI be- happy ~ correspond with lady
exceeding twenty I'VE years 81 age with view 10 matneny
All communications will be considered strictly oonhicntiai
Address n. " H., Post od1ce, Baltimore.
MATRIMoNy.-A WHOEVER, q, KIND AND GENTLE
w with properly would like 70 correspond with laiy'
o similar attributes Address stating circumstance Real
Confidence, bon l20 Herald Office.
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E,oR sALR-A COMFORTABLE CARRIAGE, IN GOOD
IL order; little used, made by Wood x Co Cost 1900.
$40.
The carriage viii be sold Cor $500 wagon
qure BRADLEYS stables 90 West Sixteenth
AiythA
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HOTELS.

noTHL ST. JULIEN. NO. 2 WASHINGTON PLACE.
IL recently repanted aud furnished has a elegant
unoccuped suitable for families single geateInen
Meals on the European plan.
MAGNET HOTEL, 2 ANN STREET, NEAR BROAD
I way$i s. per week for board down town; single
and roast beef Transient dodgers 70 80 pen
day
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UoR sALE-A NATIONAL GUARD UNIFORM CON.
pea ANY person wishing buy the same, VII please
communicate with I. r., Herald ouce
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WANTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND PLEASURE
w sleigh with two seats horses Address
box 023 Post Office, giving description lowest price for H.
where to be &c.
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provinces Of Mexico. fun OF that may not
have been followed TO their practical results, The tsto
exodus TO fraser river will sufficiently inform you OF the
migratory character o the people OF the Pacific Out OF
thirty thousand who lou California for the British gold
hclGs nearly all have reNlrned, and satisfied that
the restless spirit OF adventure and gam wi, in all
probability turn their steps 70 Northern Mexico, IA al
vance Of any movement OF the general government.
Permit me 10 suggest in view OF these facts, aud N be-
hall II California. that tho Navy Department will direct
such portions the naval force Of the Pacific they may
deem sufficient 10 proceed To the neighborhooi OF Guy
in the Gulf Of California to protect the lives and pro-
pcrty Of such Of citizens VIII make that port the
point OF Their destination.
Our goverrmen,has been officially informed Of the
ability of the Mexoan central government to protec,
citizens ID that quarter.
We on the Pacific are well aware that neiher regard
respect Is had for people Northern sad Western
Mexico, and within few weeks Captain Stone and his
party have been compelled to ortfy themselves Guy
mas, although surveying under the authority of
tract from the Mexican central government.
We also of the feelings of deadly hostility
tertained by Peschera, the dominant chief of Sonora
against all Americans; therefore trust sir all necessary
steps will be taken, both by the Navy and War Depart
ments to protect as far possible such Of citizens
may be in Mexico may there prior TO the action
Of Congress Oh the suggestions Of the age
JOSEPH G MckIBBIN
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WvANTED-A HORSE BHANDS INCH TO 1917 HIGH
w eight years old clean limbs and
work double sorrel preferred be sound and In
every way. Apply at AZ Pearl street
. HORSE WAGON FOR SALE, NEARLY NEw-sUITA
n BILE for truck feed will
feed in part pay; $3.50 will take s2 Apply -
ard 81 Tenth avenue between Fourteenth Fifteenth
streets.
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OOPARTNRRSHIP NOTICES,

A RARE CHANCE.-A YOUNG MAN, OR ONE NOT Ex
"A ceediug IS years OF age immediately enter int
whole sale and retail business paying large profit wttkoa
risk If he possesses the following auahcatonsHe
able 10 deposit 81 500 security for large stock which will
placed under his sole CONTROL he must furnish the best OF
ieren,es to character and education and he
lite salesman. one speaking German preferred Address
H.. box l65 Herald Office Agents need not apply.
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LNoR SALE-A PAIR OF LONG TAI. STYLISH
carriage horses six wears old perfectly sound and kind
has further for them. To be at McDon-
AIDS date Hursons) livery stable, q and rs East Twelfth
street University place.
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING WE'LL WATEREB
farm at South Orange New Jersey. with commotous
bles and paddocEs constructed expressly the
prepared 10 take genemens horses keep the winter
office, New York.
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TH=E. e EI3LIGENCyER.. i !.

A CLERGyNAx on CRiSoLiN Clergg gmen are
commonly supposed to be grave upon principle,
yet, as We read, they manage to do their part
to.keepathe world in pleasant mood. The
following graceful piece Of pleasantry. found
in, the Boston Recorder, is from the pen of the
Rev. Parson Cooke, now sCjourning atdsnra-
toga: gpE9 I'D 3 5aarp zruat I'D asds
7''As soonias JgotitheEmatters;of the Hotel
arranged, TInmade my way for the Congress
Spring, between 8 and 9cClclock, onia beautiful
evening" And i found the narrow '.Broad- .
Way" OF this place so DISTRACTED, partly from 9
the multitude ofpeoplo and moro from the fact
that women "dwell lllinitents" while they walk
that walking bechme aImatter OF. difficulty and
labor. Indeed aT'have somewhat questioned
whether the greatness of the multitude here is
not i'll part anoptical illusion. From some
cause, thero.is looming up or mirage which
is vastly increasing the apparent bulk of the hu
man race, to osaynothing of the quality or num-
bers Butjustice requires mo to say, that this
groundi swell of fashionsiS uolmore formidable
here, where one7might expect the worst of it, 2
than anywherefel elise. tits not confined to city
or country, to high life or low life. It's an
appendage of human nature, though standing
out considerably fromit. lti is, as the Germans
would say, a world-iact, a development of the
species excepting the male portion of
it, that have not yet given in their Rdhosion1to
it. eButenough of this Itis no difficult matter
to "slioot folly MS it flies when it presents such
abreadth of fsuriace to- the marksman. o9i
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IhE Jaw. OF NEWSPAPEKs

lsubscribersho do not give express notice TO the con.
rary, considered wishing their subscrp-
ions. s's.A .H..t -sEal
2-If Subscribers their peri
dcas, the publisher ay continue to send them until all
garages arrpad. fi 1a#.- r
If subscribers neglect their
calls from the offices which they arerected they held
esPonsble TIL the have settled the bill and ordered them
lScoutinued.
Iii subscribers remove other places without inform
ng publish and the papers sent to the former d-
eCton, they held responsible. 49,, -. ~
-The Courtshave decided thatTeiuSng to take Perod
1s from the office removing and leaving them uncaed
or.is primo ftcO evidence of intentional fraud. 7ts=
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cHUKoHEs or WHEELING.

St7 C4ESti f'S95 S S2E w "a "a 5ta11141NS. 4
For the information strangers visiting the cItyws pub
Is the following list of the different Churches and their
and place Of meeting. there are any Mistakes we
Wlmnke the necessary. correction with pleasure:
t 8EattHelrs, EpscopdlidR, Corner Monroe and Byron
treets, Rev E. T. PEREIss Rector; morning 1O
clock, cyening,T. - -.s. ~ - tlstfs-llisE-
ST. Johns, EpfscopGEidn, Main street, between First and
seoond Centre Wheeling Rev. j. H. sSuTH! A. NJ Rector
serviee'--S Morning 1n5 afternoon az; night ~ " i
First REV r. H. WEED, Pastor, FOurthst
e:Eeen and euipoyS afternoon
~ Webster street, between
Market Centre Wheens services morning and evening"
Third Irea1yteria9, Plh4trees Chestnut and
Talbert sts' South WheenE Rev E WooDs Pastor serT
morning and evening. t-'-S Af-s+- q .'ri -
ss S3S w5.sSa Fas.o'
evening. 'r----515r
Fourth Street 3ethodis EpiscopdE, Rev. J. E. WILSON,
Pastor between Monroe and Quincy services
morning and evening. rs il 7s.gszl 1a-.elll =
Hcrth Street Methodist Rev AA RSoER
Market and North sts North Wheeling; services
morning and evening.
CadPttae Street 3fethodist Episcopal Rev. n. h. MoS
ROE, PASTOR capline street, between First and Second,
Centre %hssSng e and evening
hstoF' services morning and evening" -.
Wheetf'0 Island Gsa'el on Wheeling Island, Rev. J.
WILSON, Pastor. u ll
German Mstho9fst E1tscopaI Rev @. HKLwIa, Pastor,
ohapne street, Webster and Third Centre Wheel
%, "n'"eS I"9teoTds' Roman Caiholic' K Rev. BISHOP
"hELAA, snt street, corner oil Aampden; services
'o'tiite ,tn anu t' an. atternoon' t-....
ss2o'a'e tfeorrsS' Hey J. \ corner
eor street ,o @ w webster and Third
evening. 5tfE5 rs 975zEF X
EedHgeiicaI Protestant, Rev. wN HE1TER Pastor Clay
rect, above Sixth, EastwheeIIng. -
Zion Erangelical L1,therfan, Rev. p. z,,HxEs,f.s
asor Market street. between webster and Third; Centre
whseiing;seryIces morning ana evening
JyOiSh Synagogue Quincy street, between Market and
sIain.
e,,,l,r Protestant Union Hall Slain street. between
Monroe aud Quincy; services 101f morning.
--.-s-.-.-----i= & 9
ODD FTEITOwS, T1JtSI7C1rr,r>I,xI \,
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CnR1sTrAN PHoeEEss.- Speaking ina prayer
meeting, in May, 1858, ofthe progress of Chris
tan life, Henry Ward, Beecher, taking from
a sPrgl of apple'blossoms which some one
had that morning brought in from the country,
said;a e R 5aagiegEqui eari.'a
This cluster af fappls-butls and blossoms came
this morning to show us what God is doing in
the country sl'7last gI.t q ~ 4-'
The little pink bud just out and with its
leaves yet closely folded, is like one Just begin
ming to live chstain life tits all undeveloPcd;
it knows not yet what is within ITSELF but yet it
Is a fair bud, and quite good enough fora begin
ming And here is one where the petals are jdst
parted The color has deepened' upon their
edges, and they have grown purer within. Now
the 1hristain has made some attainment. Here
is one whose leaves are halfopcn. It's color is
diffuscd in exquisite veins ond its fragrance IS
becoming apparent RPhis must be at least two
year old Christian. And here are the full bios
Somed flowers, like the fathers and mothers of
Israel, wide open to all the nourishment of sun
and dew, and eShaling sweetest odor on the air.
The petals will fall, but, though they know it
not, there lies modeStly covered 6eneth them,
the fruit whichis yet to swell and gro, aud to
the Christian who is thus far developed and
waiting for another sphere, some fruit will fol-
ow the perishing flower. at doth not vet ap!.
pear what we shall boz siy p RCD i Ti
,f1tta SO L--------g
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- Sheppard and Morgan, -,
.i+WHOEESALE AND RETAIL
Saddle, Harness aud Trunk manufa cturers.
No. 131, -lfdin Sc. Corner Gf G1iio',.
III sGrticles line Indies and Gem
uenen's ddleF, tine and Iron, Frame and
Wood Trunks and Taces, Carpet Bags Satches, Upper
Leather, Hogsn, HAIR and Wool Collars Whips, HameB,
Saddles Of every description and quality om the lowest
rate to the bes; style Of English Shaftoe- - %
frame Trunks and VallCes worry superior article
and lshtness strength and durability
Fine single and double Harness OF the best Stye Stage
mRnship. .lsr =sfs b. 9.5.-r.r 4-r
large assortment OF Carpet Bags and satchelsof every
variety OF tertal and pattern u ~ IsEuLI T.u.
All work ordered will be furnished promptly and no eff
fort viii be spared to merit continuance of public IA
vor. Give call. -.
nov1T PIT 30 - ~ --' SHEPPARD. MORGAh.1
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. u AS. M. DIIIJJON
-e5-s 1O2: MA ARKET STR EElT, ?
just ReoeiVed and NoW Ope

Just Received and Now Opens
HTE take pleasure in informing GiendB, par ed
w the public generally that have Just recel u o.
Spring stock OF CLOTHS, CZAiSSLAERES& & ESIEHGi
together Elth general assortment of Gents EurIsl
only ASK call fssllng that youexaEne eI
in the style or7quality of the goods offered. for
know that our stock conEists of SnsSioadLLe Go a
GHsGp G0ods, and We are prepared TO make them >
der in style second TO elher East or Hest OF u
mountains, ana 1t short notice, stoyeroo1,
1O2 Main St.r - ssr=-r5 - WHEELER & I.ARIH
apl2 Merchant TaiIoTn.
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K Mucn has been said about feats of strength,
hut 1t is, an actual fact that, in Newburyport,
a. few days ago. man; of but ordinary stature
knocked down an elephant, The performer
of the great feat was an saucGoneer. prentice.
lady; wh6was strict observer of etiquette,
being unable to ,guto. churclron Sunday sent
her. .cnrd .t ....--.-as Il haol-ats E.E u. ...c-
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CHOICE- ELRST GLASS INSURANCE

1ncoF pos,raffed 1le15:saq2haFteF :5:' Perpetual
l.2t9 Cash Capital $I,Oeo,ooo.qa'sJ
ABSOLUTE AND 'UNItPA1RED; g3 sA'aa
WITH a sURPHUS OR S5O0;365 65!SSs
And the prestige of s years srccessah4 experience.
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aayins been apPontcd Agent Of the above we'll
Company for Wheeling aud vicinity am prepared take
approved Fire and Marine Rfsks the most
terms .71zg7fs fE=If sst s5t II. @. B0NHAM, a. Ez-E
Ofcefor the present at Doane & Adams warehouse,
febl6-ly '.=tsse . f--i- No. 90 Main st. 20
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= "A Coon TExT,BUF NOT OF THE BIBLE.--That
was u strikingly intelligent person who called
upon a sign painter to have a Sunday School
procession banner painted, and said: "We'er
July Sunday School celebration, and our folks
wants a banner s!''-.t
:. "Well,p naturally enough responded the pain
ter, you ought to have one. What will you
have painted on it" 80 - -
''Hal, / d'n know, we ort to have a text. O
sk71iPteaF printed onto it for motto, hadn't
;, & Yes; E; that's very good idea; what shall
"Wel, thought this would bo.about as good
as nny, 2 'Beishre your right and then go
ahead'Hh 'Hhanm7- aa 5a rai blo0
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10000 R95es tf 5 Ps.t
ing r. price from Zip" to One Dollar bolt This stock
Is dkneto and in good order and sold. T. n
Fantof good and cheap article VIII please call
sF9ss as my stock aasz 9: NJ hARs9Sh ne I9is
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- y dAI8S! y IHAYSt HAIS!t 70
G AVERY iAtahd Car pppuiRctuTsr hEsf on hand q
Ne large assortment OF she late Spring fashions GEN
tlemen will iease caii and examine theTnsrIvCs.
~. s.,,rr-f, -..- y ---r S. AVERY, 146 MRinS
nll2T s-a'-l 4 W. ~ ~ VVlIeeIIr
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INSURANCE.
GREAT WESTERN

WI. DARLING, vice President. =iE
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary and Treasurer. ~ 2a ~
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=te,rr Protestant, Union nan Slain ssreet, between
Monroe aud Quincy; services 10If morning. 80
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Fire & Inland Navigation
Risks accepted st teFms consistent with Rolvepcy and
fair profit, $50 ll-l-tu v
Especial attention Gf6t5t to- IItSurdhes eSD WsELGHG6
i7 md COnttgtsJor terms ef 1 Ia gs0rs.s 81 II
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-7aI7B BAKER 8 wRIGRT, !

TOBACCO SNUFF g. SEGA
No. 5S, Main sIreeI,
APPLY Tss NV E1EEI v
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=" -Il3.t.'iI = FfGMOVALet IL - 2
II IANGRRIED, Suost1ntial1aad fancy Boot aud Shoe
maker, has removed his shop opposite his Old stand
on Main StInesr the HerAndah, he s soii6ea THE
patronage OF theppbiie, intending his recommend
itseli - 9CJ s9l faPS=smI1 - Die i iJ.EANG GERLED
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ASSETS JANUARY 1857

e. UPWARDssoF s11, 900 ooos1
OF Losses have paid by the tna Co., IN
p EI9a the past IS years. ct = 2zl.-zA. sE-i +