WILMINGTON, N. C. TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 2, 1857.
I WHOLE NUMBER 1431
VOLUME XII NUMBER 33.
TOG TRI-WEEKLY COMMERCIAL
If published every TaeDv, Thbssdav and
Satosday at 95 per annum, payable Inallcaees
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AVERTS FOR THE COMMERCIAL,
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MISGEiLLiANY
THE GENEROUS BOY,
We cannot contribute to the happiness
of others without experiencing happiness
ourselves. This is d. law of our natures,
and we wish the young would try cons
tantly to enjoy this Happiness. I saw a
si?ht a few niortiings since, that did
my .hrt good. It, was snowing. A
lad without a jacket tlpo i his bask, or
shoes upon his leet came shivering along
the street. 1 was on the point ot speaK
ing to him, whed a boy came out oi a
house with a satchel of books on his arm
evidently on his way to school. A' lit
tle girl was with him, his sister no doubt
tind a large good-natHred looking 'dog
came trotting behind. The moment the
little fellow reached the sidewalk, his at
tention was arrested by the sight of the
i , i i . -I vT-t l...
8tioeiess iaa, wno was jogging aiong rjy
his side, and he accosted him familiarly
but still in a friendly manner, with
" Halloo, Johnny ; where are your
shoes , t
, ' Oh; I hafti'l got any," returned the
boy, mournluljy.
" Then why do you venture out ia
tltls storm '
' I Hdd ibcoxiid Id buy some Bread for
riibther; she's sick." , ,,,
" liave' ybii ariy inoriey to buy with 1 '
"Yes ; I have three cents which a gen
tleman ga6 me for going of an errand
Here they are;", said the little, fellow,
opening his chilled Hands and showing
tpaa etiA
"Well," returned the other, ''Keep theni
Safe: I'll get yoii a loaf of bread f and
in less time than it takes xrie to write
about if, he went into a baker's shop,
which wals close at hand, and, presently
returned with a large arid nice looking
loaf of bread; which he gave to the boy.
"Oh, thank you tL thousand limes.
Mother will be happy now." .
M Yon must have some shoes too,"
said our little herb. "You cannot nav
igate in such weather without shoes.
Wait a bit and he dashed into his
house and soon came back wltfi d very
respectable pair of cast off shoes " which
he fitted the poor boy's feet.
" There; tho?e will do ybtl some good
at any rate. Cut home to your mother
with your bread now. Comes Fido,"
and away went brother, sister and dog
down the street, without waiting toie
ceive the thanks of the poor lad, . who
casta lingering, generous look towards
them.
From an .entry into which I had step
ped, this little scene passed before me.
Tears stood in my eyes 1 suppose
there are some who will think I ought
to have been ashamed of myself, but 1
couldn't help it as I witnessed the act
of the noble hearted boy. He did not
assist his unfortunate brother to gain the
applause of man. Now where do you
think our little hero found his generous
heart ? I can tell you : at home, by his
own fireside, among his brothers . and
sisters; from the example and influ
ence of a kind and benevolent' father
and mother ; and from good books and
schools. ' And I venture to say that
wherever the lad may go,- whatever
may be his trials and cares in after life,
however fortune may knock him about,
he will always find friends.
OLD FASHIONED LOVE LETTEBS.
Letters between the first Governor of
Massachusetts, and his wife, about the
year 1625 :
My Most Sweet Husband How
dearly welcome thy kind letter was to
me, 1 am not able to express. The sweet
ness of it did much to refresh me. What
can be more pleasing to a wife, than to
hear of the welfare of her best beloved, I
- a a. . -l
ana now ne is pleased wiln her poor en
deavors! I blush 10 hear myself com
mend. But it is vour love that conceives
the best, and makes all things aeembet-4
:r wan tney are. i wish that I might
always please thee, and that those com
forts which we have in each other may
be dailyncreased, as far as they may
he pleasing to God. I will use the
speech to thee that Abigail did touavid
ul will . be a. servant , tb wash the feet
of my Lord.w 1 will do any - service
wherein I may please my good husband
I confess 1 cannot do enough for thee
but thbU art pleased to accept . the will
for. the deed find rest content.
I hae many reasons to Jnake me
love thee; wherefore I wijl name two;
first because thoa lovest God: and sec
otidly because thou lovest me.. If these
two were wanting all the rest would be
eclipsed. But t must leave this discourse
and go about my household affairs.
am a bad housewife tb be kb lbng from
tnem; Dut l must neeas Dorrow a nut
time to talk with thee my sweetheart.
I hope thy business draws to an end
It will be two or"three- .weeks before" I
see thee, though they be. long ones." God
will bring us together in his good time
tor which 1 shall pray, .f arewell, my
good husband; the Lord keep thee.
Your obedient wile. .
Margaret Winthrop.
Mv Good Wife -Although I wrote to
thee last Weeky yet having so ht an op
portunity. I writfe to thee again: for I do
esteem one little: sweet short letter of
thine, (such as the last was) to be worth
two or three trom me.
I began this letter vesterdaur at two
o'clock; thinking to hae been at large,
.7 i-- . A ... f . . '
but was so taken up by company and
business, as 1 could get but hither, this
morning. It grieves me that 1 nave not
liberty to make better expression of toy
love to thep; who art more dear to Taw
than earthly things i hut 1 will endeavor
that my prayeis may supply the defect
ot my pen, which will be ot use to us
both, inasmuch as the favor and blessing
of God is better than all things besides.
1 know thou lookest for troubles here,
and when one affliction is over, to meet
with another; but remember our Saviour
tells us, "Be of good, comfort; 1 nave
overcome the woi id." 1 heretore, my
good wife, rise up thy heart, and be not
dismayed at the crosses thou ffleetest
with tu family affairs, or otherwise; but
stilt fly to Him whd will take up thy
burden for thee. Go thou oh cheerfully
iu obedience to . His holy will, in the
course he hath set thee. Peace shall
ome. I commend thee and all thine to
the gracious protection and blessing of
the Lord. Farewell, my good wife.
THE NATIONAL TtPOaRAPUICAL UNION
The editor of the Baton Rooge Advocate,
who was on a visit .to New Orleans, during
the recent meeting of the National Typo
graphical Union, held in that cur, write
his opinions of the craft as follows: .
As a body, the Union is cobipdsed of
men whose appearances' denotes . their cat
ling td be brie of a peculiar ahd elevating
charactir. I hej do hot look like legisla
tors their , standard is higer -itot f et
bench, bar nor jury i tbey bring to mind
no other congregation of n.en .ono riieeis
with in bis acquaintance with human ag
gregation. , t.very face you ga2e - upon
among those now in attendance here would
do for a poet's, philosopher's, or almost any
'ther desonption of genius where- intellect
holds its seal. They seem to scorn the
girts of nature, and hold'in contempt the
treasures of the brain. Observe them in
groups about the streets, and had you nev.
er beheld one of the class, you would not
mistake them. ,Thb strongly marked
ures, the wild fire burning in the eye, the
brilliant sallies of wit, the profusion wiih
which they $catler the choicest .gems of
thought, a though, it were worthies trash,
and revel on 'and throw to waste abilities
that might thrill statesmen and friove mul
titudes if brought to usefulness, are some of
the characteristics peculiar to the disciples
of Faust. '. The" are as reckless with their
hard-earned money, as profuse- in its distri
bution, as of those high intellectual quali
ties which seem to have been, bestowed
upon them by nature, wb"ji in a capricious
mood, to test the energ with v?hich' tbey
could ihrow thern' away,' as gifts of no ap-
preciaoie orsjuoiaoie value m ine market.
Humanity contains many curiosities with
in the bounds embraced by the term, but
nothing to cbmpare to your class of mod
ern printers. Long life and happiness to
them all, say we, from the bottom of .our
heart. '
"A SAD iCTURE.
Crime looks doubly hideous at tfie hands
of age, and the caseof Crr, now on trial
in Wheeling for murder, is a case in point.
t is alleged that Carr, for a trifling quarrel
with a neighbor, went home and ; armed
himself with a gun, with wbieh he return
ed and shot his -victim whihf seated by the
side of his wife. And yet the man aaiiat
whom the indictment for ibis crime is pen
ding, is bent down with the weight of ma
ny years, being about 88 years of age.
ris thin white hairs fell in stray locks over
mi wnnsica orow, out unaer nis snaggy
grey-eyebrows, the eye, quick and uneasy,
flashed either with apprehension or curiosi
ty as he Crept painfully into Court, leaning L
upou a Knotty stun. He reminds one of
what Q,uilp might have been, had he livad"
to wean gray hairs. An old blue coat
Irawn tightly-over the bunch which age
bad piled between his shoulders, as high
as to the top of bis head, nearly, showed
the damp and wear of nearly nine months
of prison life. . His trembling hand group
ed with convulsive force his stick, as if to
deal n blow, and bis foot tottrring as he
crept into bis seat near bis counsel.
SAD OCCURKEfsCE. :
A son of Mr. Colin Unseld, residing in
Washington county, (Md ) was ; drowned
in the Chesapeake and pbio canal on Fri
day morfiing last. 4 The youth, accompa
nied by a negro boy, was ridin? along the
tow-path, when the horse tbey were riding
took fright - and plunged mtovth eanal,
drowning both the son of Mr.' U. -and the
negro bo with hirn," ,. ' 7
:r-:EpiTCi4tIAt"dbMl5LlMENT.'
An absent tauided editor, having courted
a girl and applied to hef father, the old
man said ; -
- Well. you want rnv daucher. . What
sort of a settlement will voti make ? What
will you give her V - " " '
'Give her I replied the editor, looking up
vacantly " 'Oh. I'll give her a -puff:
Take her,' replied the bid man
A BIRD, IN THE BUSH.
, The Worcester Transctuit says iht bn-
fore the Jewett case went to inn I Inst .week
thft railroad company offered the Rev. Mr.
Jewett 015,000, or 01,000 . year,-ao long
as he should live, and 01 000 a year to his
wife, so. long as she should survive bin.
Both were declined, frg-tuil that "a birl
in hand is worth two in ibe bush." The
jury stood sii to six oh the question of the
- . t - '
Nineteen out of the twenty-six counties
of Kansas have sent in their returns of the
census, snrwing an aggregate so tar ot y,
250 registered voters. A ting-Governor
Stanton has issued a proclamation1 for an
election of delegates to the Cb'nsiHutional
Convention, to assemble on the third Mon
day in June.' It is staled that the charac
ter of the emigration to the Territory this
spring is greatly better than it has yet been
Improvements are going on mpi.liy,
- ' WEALTH OF THE l0TH1:4fJHlfct&
According to the National Intelligencer,
the aggregate wealth of the whole concern
of the RoihschiliUis only about 040,000,
000. A statement going the rounds of the
press Which must of course be incorrect,
represents them as worth seven hundred
millions of dollars in money, besides three
hundred millions more in real Estate, the
annual interest of which would amount to
060,000.000 a greater sum than the whole
of their present fortune. However, forty
millions are better than nothing.
WHAT IT COSTS SOMETIMES TO REPEAT
"HEARSAT."
Last week, in Canancligui, a'casei was
brought before Judge Strong for adjudica
tion, which involved the Question as to
whether the retailing of scandal is a finei
ble offence; It was an a ft ion for s-lander,
brought against Mr. Ed wrd A. Norh. of
East BJoomfield, by Miss Sophia Puc'ey,
of the same town: It trtparrd rhtrt the
defendant bad circulated a .report to the
effect that Miss 1'ixley, while connected
wijh a tdncefl . company known ns the
"Amphioris," had been in (he bbit ofccu
pymg a bed with her brother. The only
iefence was that he qualified the statement
by saying that he did not know, except by
information received from sonrles which
he named, whether it was tfoe or not." r
The jury rendered a verdict of 0250 for the"
plui'ihff. Albany Argus.
NOTICE TO OUR P1TK0NS.
PARTICULAR ATTRITION It c:i1't-J to our
Snrinz Stvle of OIlKSs H ITS. heHevirur
ihetn to be the tightest and hand torn ct Molrskin
Hit yd offered, mads wt'h the gre.iirfci careers
iiccl illjr Tor war own suls, an.1 by the most 'cele
brated manufacturer. We otfer ihem tn oar ns-
ron. feeline confident of their sitDerior aualitv
and finish.' J5y the aij of our French eonforma-
tuer, (ii bcin.lh'e fjrSLever ue4 in ih rstaie,) wr
can remodel mem o jt, the moat difficult shaped
heads. Csll nd examine our styles before msk-
ng your purchases.. ' v. . ,
('HAS D. MYERS,
" : Hat Cap Emporium.
AprilZ, - 34 Market street.
COMMERCIAL"
JOB PRIWT1WG
EST'AfiiisiiiviiiNT'
SOUTH SUE MAEI1T ST. E TU HARSET HOUSE
WlIiMTJfGTON, N. C.
THIS PROPRISTf Ott ef ile well knotat Eatabllghnient
would call the attention of the buaineaa community to his
lare and beautiful assortment of Type' and Presses
itif Itut aoaed to fau stock one of K. Hoi . Go's
TKNT BINGLB CYLINDER PRINTINO MA
CHINES, bs Is now enabled to do work at a much more
reasonable rate than formerly, and In the finest style of
ids wora.
.. ' CARtJS .,, ...
Printed from $3 to $10 per tb raaand
BOORS AND PAMPHLETS,
n t. rt m w nr r.r ..."
RAILROADS, STEAMBOATS, CdliiORATI9NS,c
Ail LLr-H KA Do, BHOF-BIIXS, BILLS OK
LADING, AN1 HEADINGS,
. Jte tit., Uc. .
POSTERS ANL PROGRAMMES
Wa would call tbe attention of Concert Agents. Show
men ana outers, io oar laciuues ior aoing in is Kinu or
worK. .
'i ' ! ! ; - : - 1..
. . , --- , ,-tt.U SUIBS.O f . ;., -; , .
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL yfinrrf.
Done la the neatest manner, and at abort notice.
Those In want of Printing we trust will find it to their
advantage to giv a s call
COMMERCIAL BLANKS
Tb attention of Sblpper and otbers 4s called to onr
ztenslvs assortment of Odtntnei'cial Etanks. Amu,! ths
eolleeUaaHa a very fiaeand handsome lot of Bills of Ex-
ebange, in abeeta and books.
a oTemner a. isss.
imWISSKS I.RaifOKN f.LjirS -Jnt re
ivJLceived b Kspreis. k new assortment of
olegamtr trimmed Misses I7KGHORN FLATS
Ther arrdccidddly The handsomest styles yet of
fared. Alan, a new lot f ontrlmmed FUts
Call anLesamine at the Hat and Cap Kmporium,
iMaraeist. uhaS. U. NiKKt.
Apr 119. i 11
WINES ! WINES!! WINES!!!
T 13 TRULF SAID that Georee M vert has
A the best Champagne wipes evrr bf fote offered
a this rlir. They need bat . trial from those tcho
av not used Vurmt uperedaU other brands
IMfKKMl, BKAINU, ease, till- "Be pltls
Itra" of all wines from t viocvard -ef Boucbc.
Pils et Droaet
STjr superieur,
HeidsicK-raodtadt pis.
Booche brand
Crown brand " ''
Star brand
Also. Rrandlea of the verv Biwat vradea. Psif
Holland Gie. dalles Paid at Casiom Hoaoe. Wit-
mington, N.C. Sherry, Port ad MadHra Wines,
pare, and ererf possible Tartery of v tors. I.t -nuors.
tonffalg, e , Ac. in wood and glass.
Tooealoosa. Mrfoif shela and Bourbon VV hiaUey,
With aUnof eTialf "Id -Baker WhNkr. Oie ebwt
rest ankele ever offered before In this start et - I
- Can and examined ihe Oriiliul fhU firs.
eery, J9o. Hand , Prom atn et. -
Apru 7. - . GEO. -MYERS.
BOYS' CASUtfRRETTK tiATd.A near
eelf t4 af the Hat and Cab Rasnorinm 34 Market
anriU3. CHASuD. MYE&S.-
WUULESJtE i)D RETAIL L'KUCER
Keeps constantly on hand, H'mts, Teat, Liquor
Provisions, H ood and Willow Ware, Fruit,
ConfeHiemiriifie.JStrMh Frontetreet,
WIL.ZHlNG'ttllS, HIV.
Not. IS, 1865. 109.
CD1S. D. MYERS,
HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM
34 Market. St.
WlLMIKOTOV, IS. C.
riMiMi, LEOaOHH, SS)D FILM LEAF BATS, WOOL.
D HUM
rn mil a XSD liaLEHm mn
OioTH, Plvsh, anr Sits: Glazed Caps, b tne
caer dosrn. At New York Wholesale Prices,
march 2. . - 153.
A t A MS, BROTHER & CO.,
COMMISSI ON. MERCH ANTS,
WILSUNQTOS, N. C.
July 28. : 'yr :r. " n '
STOKLEY & OLDHAM,
GROCERS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WILMlJNUTUfl, XV. V.
Liberal Cash advances made on Floor. Cotton
ana msvai stores consigned to tnem.
Aug. in. 65 ljr.
W. G. MILLIGAN,
MARBLE MANUFACTURER,
North Water Sthef.t. Wikminc-on. No. Ca.
Monuments, Toombs, Head and Foot Stones, and
all kinds oj Marble Work Jumxsked to
order on reasonable terms.
June E. - ' 36'ly-e
AS. C. SMITH. MILES COST1N
JAS. C. SMITH & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 2, SOUTH WATER STREET,
WILMINGTON. N. C.
April 28. I8-lr
dEORGE rTfRENCH,
MANUFACTCBER AND .
WltbmSALE 4 RETAIL. DEALER
BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, AND
SHU1S 'lZNUIiN(jfS, 1
NO. 11. MARKET 8TREET,
f irJMiitaTON; Kfc;
March 6.
HENRY NUTT,
irrnn tn panivinrtixi! incT
Willrive hi perianal attention to business entrust
.1 . auvai,,. Haul i.
ed Is hit cure.
Sept. 8, 18B6. . , .-
GEO. W. DAVIS,
COMMISSION MERCHANT:
SOUTH WATrllv STnKET.
VtlLMrNGTON, N.C.
Jan: 22. 132.
. rioLLrtr.B. o. p'tff'Tfcfc, ir. i. c'XafcBCEN
D0LLNER, POTTER & CO.
COMMISSION .MER CHANTS.
N 15 W YORK.
AprII30, 1865. : 20-Iy.
- HENRY BUKKHIMER
WNOLIIALI A UTAH
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGAR
S T O R K.
' SIC! OP THE INDIAN CHIEF'
MARKET STREET door above Water
Wllmli.ttoti, N. C.
Tf.'B. All Orders fitted with despalck.
Oct. 26th. 1355 93-t4w-c.
NDRfeW S. KEMP, .
A I T0RNEY- AT LAW,-
ELIZABETUTOWN. N. C.
Will attend the CoHni arid' -Stfoerfbr Coiirts of
Bladen, KoDeson, Uoiumbns ana Sampson. .
June 12. , J iy
L. N. BARLOW,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCER,
-r AMB DRAI.RrR.IN ,
LIQUORS WINES ALE PQRTER fc.
no 3, Granite How, front street,
WILMINGTON, N.C.
Keb. I7tB, IP56. 140-tf.
j-HK Latesv.siyle of Gent.'s Surnmfr Hsts is
the CONGRESS II AT, tost introduced by
Genin. Sample ease received this morning bA
Express, at ths Hat and Can Emporium. 34 Mar
ket street. CHAS D. MYERS.
May 12. . .
WILMINGTON i wfe?L. R. R; CO.
gal pAM f
Orrica or ths Kneiirsca dfc SoraamTsnDtHT, )
Wllmtagton, N. C. March 1. 1857. J
I'MK f A SaKnuKH AK.A1PIS "V1L.L., U
A TILfU
iriber notice, run nver this road as So.
owa i
GOING NORTH, DAILY ,
rAV EXPRESS JTRA'N leavea Wilmineton
si 6 A.M. i arrives s4Goldsborq'at9.5S- leases in 6
minuteJ and Arrives at Weldon a 1 1.30 P M.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Wilming
ton at 4 30 P. arrives at- Gldbo.ro at 8.50,
so supper 20 minutes; arrives at Weldon at 1.00
GOING SOUTH, DAILY.
DAY EXPRESS leaves Weldoawal 12 m.,
arrives atvGoldboro' 3.20 P.M. --leaves in 5 min
utes; arrives at Wilmington at 7.30 P. M. to sap
per. " c- . :- 1 ',.'.-. i..
NIGH P EXPRESS leaves Weldon at 9 P.M.;
arrives at Goldsboro' at I.tO A. M. leaves in 10
minute- strives at Wilmlngjon at 5.40 A. M.
jThe Night Express Train con nee ts with
the North Carolina Railroad, both ways, at Golds
oro'. ;' '..
Through" ficteta North sofd in wflmlnktonj
io Baltimore 1 12; to Philadelphia SI4; to New
York t!5 50: to Washington, D.C., U.
- ITicaaTs wiu hot aa bold to a kbo4H
raasoir. : . . . . , , . f,,
Passengers are notified that ak extra charge of
venty-Jitte cents will bs' required qf those who' do
not pitrekame tickets oJ stations.
Freigm by passenger iraina double rates. Lo
altare, wiih tlcketa, aboot 3 eenta jer anile If
;aid in iheears-v
EHEIGHT TRAINS. Two Ihroagkeehednle
train between Wilmington and Weldon, each
week leaving atternately on Mondays and
rhnrsdaie and arriving on Taeadsys and Fri
data. Koor ached ale trains per week to Goldsbo.
ro" loavinc Wjlminsrlon on Tuesdays, Wedoes
days Fridays and Sa"ordare and Goldaboro on
Momiaya,Wednesdsv,Tbar days and Satardava,
making; with iM rhrongh" tralaa a daUm
fretaht train both wavs bsiweea W llminrton and
rioldwaorv'j on I'rsiular train for way freight- -
AU due on freight, afp-ordowa, payable at Gen.
ral Freight Office in Wilmington. on receipt wr
delivery, exelosiv of that on the North Caro
lina Railroad, which may be pre-paid or not at
the opifotf of the consigner. , : ' -1,.
, , ..j .. P. I- FREMONT. V
April 21: ChleTEnif. t SaneTintendeot.
.1 piiN0 FORTES.
IlbSjf keeeived and Apened, on door Soixi of
mr r firnlior Store, a lot of verv sutserior Pi-
aoos, from several Msnafactories; thebestlhave
evor offerrd In this place, site 6f . f , Q and 7 Oc
tave, rovewood cases, tail ronna and soesre nnlsb.
fall Iron fames, dre Ac . A email advance on
Manulsrtartrs' wholesale erce.will be asked, and
the naaalgaaraateea given. u .......
WQmrng&n.IC Batch 12U 1857. lSZt .
FOREIGN GOLD AND SILVER COIN
THEIR VALOB ATTflt 8l(lT.
GOLD COINS
Austria Quadruple ducat $9 12 0
Docat ...w:...n:?;;::.: 2 275
Sovereign for tofubartty..? T.: 6 85 0
Baden Five Guldea.ii..'i;ii...; -2 4Q
Bavaria Ducat 2 27 0
Belgium Twenty-franc piece;.',... 3 63 2
Twenty-five Irancpiece.., ...... . 4 72 0
Bolivia Doubloon . ;.; ..J.. 15- 58 0
Brazil PieceolOO rea...... 8 72 0
Britain Sovereign...... 4 84 5
Brunswick Ten-Thaler..,...,.,. 7 89 0
Central American.. a. 14 96 0
Eesudo 4. ....... ....... .rl 670
Gold Doljar .. 83 5
Chili Doubloon (before 1835)..... 'it 5 57 0
Doubloon (183o and si&ce)., . ".,.15 66 0
LDenmark Double Fred, or 10 Thaler 7 83 0
EcuadorHalrtirtobloon;i.:.....,:.i 7 .10 0
Etry pt H fawtlred piastres. ....... 4 97 0
France-r-T wetrt jr franca. , v- -. . . 3 65 O
Greece Twenty drachms. 3 45 0
Har.over Ten Thaler, George IV.. 7 84 0
Ten-Thaler, William IV and Ernest 7 89 Q
HinJostan Mohur. East India Co. . 7 10 0
Mecklenborg Ten Thaler i. ....... 7 89 0
Mexico Doubloon, average. ....... 15 53 0
Netherlands Ducat 2 20 5.
Ten guilders... ......... .. . 4 007
New Granada Doubloon, 21 carat.
gtrfndard... ...........15.51 6
Doubloon, 21 estrut standard. incfd- .
ding the silver;:. 15 710
Doubloon, 9 TOths standard.: 15 310
Doubloon, 9-10tha atanddrfi, Infcla
-,dingthe8ilver.......:.;..-t.l5 38 0
Persia Toraaun. . , 2 23 0
Peru Doubloon, Lima, to 1333.... id 55 0
Doubloon, Cozco, to 1833. . .... . .15 2 0 j
Douuioon. .uuzco, to 1BJ7.....:..15 53 0
Portugal Hall joe (lull weight).... 8.65
Crown .. ::: 5 81
Prussia- -Dotlbfe Frederick. i.;. . 8 00
Rome Ten scudi..... ,;..sj.j;:;.10 37
Russia -Five roubles. .i.......j. 3
Sardinia Twenty fire. . . . . 1 1 1... . 8 84
baxony Icn lhaleis. 7 54 0
uucat....... 1 26
&pnio ristoie (qr. doubloon)....,. 3 900
l uricey ttunrtrea piastres.... 4 37 4
rusraoy sequin : 2 30 0
United btatea Kagle ( helore Juno,
1834) 10 62 0
x 1 ve aoiiar piece ol C. Bechter, av
erage 4 85 0
Dolier of the same, average...... 96 0
Five dollar p'c of A. Bechtler $4 92 a 5 00 0
Dollar ol ihe same 95
Oregon Exchange Ce-Five dollars.. 4 82
N. G. & N.San Francisco Five doJs.
... 83 a 4 95
Minera; Bank, San FranccoTen
.... dQliara ....9 06 a 9 920
MoffaU&Co;, -. 9 78 a 9.98 6
" " Sixteen dollar
ingol". about.... 15 750
RATES dF Pti&TAtiii-
Let-ter8 compoacd of one or more piece
of patter, but not exceeding hall'an ounce in
weight, sent any distance not exceeding 300C
nuiea, cents j uver juuu mties, 10 eenta.
Double rate ifexctediiiir Italf an mine a
.A rr 1 r ,
icuic, 11 cAbccumg mi ounce: ana so on
eh urging an additional rate for everv add!
lional half ounce, or fraction of hat fan ounce.
Ansoiute pre-nnymetn beintr ream red on
all letters to places within the United States.
irum uiiu niter April ii, IBOO .
From and after January 1st. 1856, all let
e t j -r 1. - . . . - J
Mrs between places in the United Slates
must De pre-paid, either by postage stamps,
or stamped envelopes. ,
Letters dropped in the coat .office, far
1- .... C ... . .
uvery. in tne eame place. I cenl enr .
Letlefia'dverli'sed-afechafffeo' 1 rentencli
oesioes regular postage. Uroa l.-ttpra r
not advertised.
CiMcbLiaa. 1 cent fo'f 3 nnni to.. r
any part ol the United Slate, to consist ni
out one piece 01 paper pre pavmsnt option
al. . .... - -. 1 . ,
Usyly newspapers weitrhinir three ounces
or less, 45 1-2 cent per quarter, when sent
irom tne omee 01 publication to actual and
bonafide subscribers any where in the Uni
ted States. ; Transient newspapers sent any
where wiih in the United. Slatra f e
tnree ounces of, less. , ,
When theHrUde to be. malted ia n rMTiT-
iar. pnmplilet, or newspaper, i( should be t
enveloped, as to be open ,al .one. ejh'd other
wise. 11 wiii oe cimrgeu as a letter.
BRITISH POSTAGE AERANfiF.MP.NTS
LETTR8 Posted ouharnd, in lh iTnitI
Slates will b raied. at a half ounce to th
single letter over a hatfa'nd.not eiceedine
an ounce, as a. double letter : over an ounce
and not exceediog an ounce and a half, as a
treoie letter; and so on. each half ounce
or Iractional excess coassiituting a rate.
The single rates to .be charged on each
letter posted in the United Stated dddrecsed
10 any place in Great Britafh or: Ireland is
454 cents the double rate 48 and so on.' "
Said DOS I afire on ljtlpra trmno li ariv ela
in Great Britain 0 Ireland may be pre-paid,
IT the whole amount is tendered at tbe office
in the U. b. where mailed, at the option o
the sender. . -
XVewspapebs may be mailed at. anv office
V the United States, fo any place io the
United Kingdom on the pre-paf meflt of 2
cents, and may on receipt frora, any place in
Great Britain or Ireland, be delivered at anv
office in tbe United States, on payment of 2
cents. Note.-Each Government is to charge
2 cents on each, newspaper. . hese are to
be sent in bands or rovers, open at the sides
or encs, ana to contain 00 manuscript what
ever. . . . ? ... ......
Persons maitinir letters to .foreign rftnn.
tries, with whch the United States have not
enterra into postal arrangements, are retnio
ded that rt is necessary for them to pre-pay
tne proper postage., or me letierr cannot be
tor warded. . .. i :
C0C0ANDTS. C0C0INUTS.
fZ f,Cf Cocoa nota In Store, whote-
V v
saJ and retail at Broadway Variety
Store, No. 40.
April IS.
W. H. DeNEALE.
CANDIES, CANDIES, CANDIES.
Anvi HKK iresn sappty m KSfr Candies per
Schr. J. A. Stanly, wholesal a ad retail al
Broadway Variety Store. No. 4l.
4 prUt a. 4. W. H, DeNEALE.
NAUONAt P01iE GAZETTE.
This Great Josrhal of Crime Sod CriidlDala la
ia to Twelfth Vear, and is widely cirealated
throagboart thaconatry. Jt eoataina ail the Great
Trials. Criminal Caaea, and apprnpriats Edhoriala
oa the same, tonsillar witUf rafotibatiofloa Crimiawl
attera, sot to be lorn ma ta any other mmjtrtfmpeu
tT Saberiptlo, 2, par Asjaaa ( 91. ior Six
Manilla, to a remitted by Sbseribrs who
ahoald write their bssim and the twn, couty
sad stats where they reside plainly,)
TO K4 SKYHUUK, -
. Eiixot A. PmpfkW of fh . .
, - . ' , NationaJ Police GaietM, -Msy4
. , Ntw.Yottaty.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL;
DHa JOHNSTON,
' I jtiK tounasr 01 tms Uciebfaled Inatttuiion r
JL fers tit most certain1, Speedy and ublj enec-ta-
iivaisajiD iu worm ior
SECRET DISEASES.
Glee! a, Strictures, Scmins I Weakness, Paios tat
m Lrffins, oonstiiuttpnal isebiutjr, Jmpotenev
Weakness of the Back and LImba. Aflection.
the Kidneys, Palpitation of tb Heart, Dyaiepaia
Mvnua l..l..kl I., rt:-: " r .1. i. 11. i '
..itvu. iuiuui.iij, vikim 01 me utao nroat
Nose or Skin : those serlona mod melauchr.i Ai..
ders a rising from the destructive habits of Fouib
which destroy both body and aaind. Those secret
and solitarypractice more fatal to their victims
thsa the sons; of the Syrens to the mariners of
wiyaaee.ougHnng ineir most brilliant hopes or an.
reiMnrmi rnarriager.oic.i imposBibl,
- YOUNG MEN. r V
Especially, who have become ibe victims of Solita
rics, that dreadful and destructive habit which
annually aweepa to an untimely grave thousands of
young men of the most exalted talents snd brilliant
intellect, who might otherwise hate entranced lis.
toiD Seaatea wltSr the thunders of eloquence, or
wakeataeeUfeyJhelivinglyr,inay call wiuTfufl
J MARttlA GEL
Married persons, or Vonnr Meff. ninntil.ii..
marriage, being awareof Physical Weakness, Or-
0 " " eiormiues, Ac,snonid immedi-
steljr consult Dr. J., and be restored to perfe-t
UV 1 1 as a - s
He who places himself nndarthecareof Dr. John
'"-7 iciijjiwuwj' nwnae in nis nonor aa a gen
tleman, and confidently relv unnn hi. .bill ... JTk-
' r " " -vim
Oa.JoHKsroiris the only regularly Educated
Physician 1 advertising to care Private Complaints.
toall Others. Prenared frnm . lif- ..i.. -l .
v iwMsv.aa aa 11 u ueaimiini ra m 9 1 1 aaa 1 ar .
- . , v a - " ni nit
.lorjMiaieoi r.urope ahd the Firatio tSia
ir. .""' '..' 1 ogtana, r ranee, ine Bloekle ot
...... uu a more extensive praetice
than any other Dbvsician in the rM ui.
Wh1I.r1.lnh. J . . .
wonderful curea and most important Surgical Op
erations la a snfficient gusrsntee to the afflicted -
sjtote Kho vuh to be tpeeetVy and effectually relit,
who
A UUKK WAaRANTRD flli nrrt rtiDnn
- J : " " " 11. a ttvM appiy 10 Dim,
No Mercury or Nauseous Druet Use -.
Pff.IpE,, Ko. 7, SOUTH FREDERICK
lerthaftdsiae going from Baltimore street, s few
doors from the corner. Fail not to observe his
atH 'J,.nm'er, for ignorant trifling importers,
attracted by the reputation of Dr. Johnston" lurk
DRl JCtllKTHTn-Kr
Member of the R6valCo!lpnf K,L,i r xj...
, , -fa v 1" SB V LA O . (AU IlUtll m
gradua te from one of th meat eminent College of
i.fflnKedSt,tea',,,,lthe rc",er P of whose
ul in me Hospitals of London. Par
Is Philadelphia.. nd eiaewhere, haa effected '.ome
of the most astonishing cures that wereeverknowm
many troaoiea with ringing in the ears sad head
vhenaslrcp, great nervousnsss, being alarmed at
audden aounda, and baahfumesa. wiih frequent
v.-...b,..c.,u.u ouun-uiuea wiiBaeraneenient
mind, were cured immediately.
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
v hen the misguided and imprudeni vbfsrv of
wuuiucu iuc aeeaa ot tnis
palnftll disease, It too often happena that anjll-iim-ed
sense of shams, or dread of discovery, deters
him from applying to ihoae who, from education
and reapectability.can alone befriend him, delay-
Int7 tiff ih pnia,li.,l...t ... . r i -
disease make their appearance, such aa ulcerated
aore throat. diseased nose, noctural pains in the
head and limbs, dimness of sight, deafheea. nodes
on inosnin oonesand arms, Wptchea on the head.
l- ' r .ul ne mouih .or iht
, u " taw in. ana tne viclfm of this
!IU. J?i"!f.? .I0 " horiJJ . 0 commit
rt'-""""" w'n paia a period ia his dreadful auf
feringa, by sending him to -that bourn fron
whence no traveller returns." Tn .,,'.1. .1. "'
Dr. Johnston pledges himself to preserve the most
inviolable .nil r,nn. k .!" "
tice in the first iiosplt.l. of Europe aod Amerliea'
hecan confidently recommend a aafeand aneedv
cure to the unfortunate victim of ii.i.
ease. It iaa melancholy fact, that thousands fall
iri 1 u'i compiaini, owing 10 the un
.;" . j" J i"viin, Ffli, oy tne use
w. hi.. ufu w puispn. rnercury, rui n the constitu
tion, snd either aend the unfortunate sutTcrer to aa
iuuu;giTc,uiciK ma. etneresraue of life mis
erabl. .
TAKEPARpCULAn N'ofjCE.
pt.3.ddTtmkullt,hoBe who bsveinjured them-
$y P"v-fe nd improper indolgencea.
These are sorrfe of th ..t .nt wt .t
fecte, produced by early habits of voifc
alnSt0' ltttCt m?4 M"b, Pain fo the
7. 1 1 . . , t-pss .or muscular Pow
.',Vi:::u ' lu eft fypepsy. Nervous
irriiaoiiity. yeraogemeht ef the. Digestive, Kunc-
tiuna, , M-"ciai ueoiuiy, symptoma of Conaump
rion.oix-,. .
,r .. Tk.r ":fii ' lit . .
"-' uicnui:necn en, me mind are
much to be-dreaded i Lost of, Memory, Confusion
of Ideaa,Depreaion.of Spirits, Evil Forebodincr.
tade.Timidity.Ox.c..are some of ilnil. n.n,...j
Thousands pf persons of aliases, can bow jadae
what ia the ca,uae .of iheir declininc health. Lob,
ing their viyor, becoming .weak, pale, sod, efnacia
ted, have a singular sppearapce about the eyea
"6-" - .;,),ivihbu, l.VIUlllfflIt. ,
ua" HS Ui 3 t1 yiOOttATINCLREME-
Bythia sreat andimnortant r.mxH. wc. tn... ...
theorsansareaDeedilv enmdanri rn drro.
. LI.U..UU, ut me nroa iervooa and Uebiutated
rnaivMuals who had leat all hone, have horn imm.
diaielyrelieved,. All impedimeoie.tQ MABRIAGE
f nysicalor aieaialDiaqusliflcaiiop, Nervosa Ir
ritabilitvTrernbJincssnd Ktaki
oi mo most leanui xina, speedily cared by Dr
Johnston. -
Young men who hate injured therhaclveB hw a
certain practice indulged In whea alone a habit
ircqoenuy iearnea irom evil corrpnnions, or at
school, the effects of which are nightly felt, even
wnen aaieep.ano Hpt corafl,, rehdera. raarrisre
I mpossible pd deStro a bbtL tiad a nd bod r Jho uld
apply immediately. .. - - '
Whataplty tbaj ayonns wan, the hope ef his
country, aod the darlins of his nanBta. .hnnM K.
snatched from all prospects snd enjoyments of Hfe.
by the consequences of deviatins from the path of
niiu,Duiiisguugia a certain secret habit.
Such persons, before eoateaiplaiing j
MARRIAGE!
Shonldreflect that a' sound mind and hod are the
most necessary requires u promote connabiai
happlneas. Inde-d, without these, the tourney
through lif becomes a weary pilgrimage! the pros
pect hoarly darkens to the vi. lixmiidWMnH
shadowed with deapair and ailed with the melan
choly reflection lhal the happiness of another be
conrws bMgBted with on rows. , .
OFFICE NO. 1 SOUTH FREDERfCiT-ST.,
p. -, -1 -.4. BALTiatoaa, Mb.
All Sqrgical Operations Pertormed. .
N. B-,., Let no false delicacy orevent voa. but
apply lmoiediatety either personally orb) letter.
bkibt xnaeaoe MperillhrtBre. - .
,, Td.STJlANGER& :f 7!.
TiinyttoiijAcwrerfartriif. iasUloiIon with-n-the
iasti ten years, and. ihe.nnmereaa impor-
taoASaraieal Oozationa Derformed bv Dr. ..wit
nessed br (be Reaortara of tbe oatxra. and man
other persons, notices of which have appearedsgala
ana again betore.th public, oeaides his stsndiag
aa a rem lent an of character and responsibility. It
a snfficient gnsrsntec ta rjie afflicted.
TAKE NOTICE L . r!
It ia with tbe create lelaetaaesthat Dr. iuUirGTO
peraiU him card to apprar before th pabKn, deemin It
anprotOMkmal ror a pbyateiaa te-adTerUae, bet snkM h
did o, th afflicted, aKpeciaily ctransrera cnid not fall to
faUintotb haadaof the but impadc-t HBBlearmed
Impoatera, with innninerabla Fmtea Kaas 1 ooaihineS
iBaaaanopa, fawminr tneaa laraa eitimm, eopyin Dr.
oaasroa'a advertttKntenta or adrertiaiBa- theiuat.li aa
p hydcaaBa,iiateraAaBalaarralBedlellowB, too lazy to
w erK a their original trade, .with acaree to ideas bayoBd
tbe brate. who. for the varDoas at Katieta and DeoBtr.
tna-, carry oa frve oralz otteea, binder aa mnx aaflbnian
iralaa Itanea, ao. t bat the afflicted BtTlit eaeaflMr
one, la aar to tuablBheadlooa; iao th etacr. . IgBea
Qtaefca with ePormoBa hrina- aartinaaAaa nf tml aad aa-
toadahtBgearae front persona sot te- bo rbaad, whokea
ST tare botttos mt Ieoajes With aad oth
packages of filtby and wortbleaa eopoBd, aaniBfly
prapred to lipo apoa the eafortaaf aad Bnaarpact
Ibx. TriSinc nontli after BMmtb. araa laacaa taacnall-
at fee eaa be obtained, and, to deepeir, Irene yam with.
ipaw o botb mo yomi rmtuatg inaai'l""'
nlUnr diaawoeilttnKBt.
ItiatbiaBKtithaiBdaea Dr.j'to advertiae, aval
mm ALOaa eaa cvaa rav. Ta tboaa aaaeanatated with
ate
repBtmUoo, ba iltnan it iriimii 1 j teaay that &U eradaa
toala or aiptomaa atwaya ban in an ar, r..- .
KO UETTEBS E ECilVED TXHiiea -rOox-FA TO
and eont-.inlia Burrr, to be aaed for (b reply. Ier-
wnuar 1
aboakl tuuA Aw aad aead that pernaa at
adTTtm ait utii BwriaiasT ays
t3lly-
SILVER COINS,
A a trie. RJx Dollar........;.....
Florin;.;.,:..;:..";...:.. -T
wenf y It reu t reri .:;..;...:.....
Lira I for Cornbardv 1. ;.....:;.; .
SO j7 5
48 0
18 0
16 0
1 07 .
39 a
1 065
39 5
3 0
3 0
46 0
370
18 5
1 000
37 a
187
99 d
66
33
35
54 0
21 7
7 1
-, 6Sfl
Baden Crown .:..:;. .j..;..
Guides or florin ;...;... .. . .
Bavaria Crown......;....;;..
Florin;;.. ; ;.;... 1 ; ;...;.
Six kreut iters; ;..;;. ;
Be If lb m Five Ira nee . ; . ...
Two arid a hair francs;. i.......;
; Two fiaTjcaji. .;;..;.;;. ......i.
Franc; ; ...-;..:;..;;..;;.,;...;.
Bolivia Dollar .
Hairdollar, debased. 1830
Quarter doliar.debased, 1830.
Bratil Twelve hundred refa; ;....;
Eight hundred reis; . . .;
Four bund red ;...;... ;.......,..
Bremen Thirty sii grote;
Brll a iiiHali brb wn :;;:;... . ; . . .
ShBiingii. . , -. ..;4..i.
FoBrpence;r..-i..j-.i- - .
Brunswick Thaler......... .
Central America Dollar, uucer. ay
97 O
010
22 4
wuui uoiiar.; ; ..;..;..;. 1
1
Quarter dollar;:.. .;;
Eiffht dollar real 1-1 .
112
62 3
1 04 7
17 O
18 7
96 0
93 21
18 5
39 5
16 5
26 2
69 2
tao
257
67 5
114)
39 5
. 44 7
1 00 0
- 40
1 200
,-40 0
: 9 5
Denmark Rsbafik thaler;.;
opecio ruaier;;. .;...;....
ThirtV-tavn el,,'li;nn-
v. : j it. . . .. . .
Ecuador Quarter dollar.
2f?yi Twentv Dlhstiea.;
jtrraiice v lve iranca
M - . . t.. .
Franc;...;.........'..
Frankfort Florin. .. r. .". .
Greece Drachm.:...;;..';..
Guiana, British -Guilder;...;;,.
Hanover Thalertfiue silver.' : .
Thaler, 70 fine;.;. ;.;-.;; .
Hayti Dollar, or 100 ceo tiroes...
Hesse Cased ThaJer. ........
One-sixth thaler-
Hesse Damsihdt Fibrin or Gulden
Mind beta n Rupee:
Mexico Dollar, average: I -
Naples Seiido ;
Netherlands Three truildeis:!.
Guilder....;...;...;.. .....j.?
Twenty five cents: -,
Two and a half guilders
98 2
New Granada Dollar, usual weight i 620
isonar, ugmer ana oeoasea. IB39; .
Norwaj Rigsdaler;
Persia-fSa hib koran ; . . ... . . . ; ; . . -
j6 0
21 5
00 6
00 8
36 0
49 5
11 i
55 2
12 0
Peru Dollar, Dim a taint i . . ; . ; ..
Dollar, Cuzco:.,. ;. :. :
' Halfdollar, Arquipa debased....
nan aonar, rasco. ....... ...
ciuiiu ,.uij .--.;......;..;
Dnrlnffal wn t. . .- ....
Crown of 1000 reis..
Half Crown . .
. 1
56 f
68 0
. 11
1 39 0
1 00 6
30 0
-75 0
1 135
Pruraia Thaler, averaire: .
One-sixtl), average;
Double thaler, or 3 1-2 cuMen '
Rome- Srudo
Tcston. three scudo.. ........
Ruesia-i-Rouble . . 1
Ten Zlotr:..:i;.
bfJEAN &TtAh NAtlfcJATlbN.
The following rates of pcsiepe hn letters
have been agreed upon bei ween. tins govern
mentand the Geirtoan, States, Prussia. &c.
Bremen, 10 cents ; Oldenbur? 13: Aliona.
Austrian Empire, f ineludinir Hungary. Gn-
licia, Lorn bard v and Venice) Bavaria. Kruna.
wick, Hamburg. Hanover, Mrrklenboura
Schwerine and Siraelitz. Kincdofn ol Pius-
sia. Kingdom of Saxony, and Saxe Allen
burg, 15; all other German Stnfrs. chics
and tow4is. 22; Switzerland and the ether
lands 25 ; Denmark and Schleswir. 27 : Po
land and Russia. 29; Confitaatinonie. Greece
and Sweden 33; Norwhy. 37 pre-phymen
optional. , , . J- . " , ,s - - -Alexandria.
Corfu. Island of lilalin. Wl.
taenia, 30 rents ; Italy, (except -upper fart)
33; prc-pa3-ment required.
Newe(apf;r8 hnd Circolars. 2 cenf each
to be prepaid.
Majls to ih e Pacific. F6r fl slnpl let-
ter, not exceeding half an ounce in weight r
irpro new 1 or 10 nagres, 20 cents; t
Panama.. 2Q poeiage lo be prepaid. Poe-i
I ge 10 Callilornla hbd Oregon flhry being
U. S. possessions) need nbr be pre-paid.
Havana Miles. A line is established be
tween Charleston and Havana, the steam
ers touching at Savannah and Kev "West.
the postage, of which la from tle port of de
parture tn Havana , 10 rents on a single fet
ter, not exceeding half ah ounce in weigbt,
with an additional lO cents lor each addi.
tioiial half ounce, or fractional excess cf half
an ounce to be pre-paid. Postage on earn
newspaper lo Havana. 2 cents, alro 16 be
prepaid as on letters. ' .
Oh letters to British North Ami riea. 10
cents, ii hot over 8000 fnilea f if over jlat
distance, 15 rents a tingle rate pre -pafd of
not, at the option oi ihe 6f the sender.
RATES OF POSTAGE
To the East Indies, Jar a. Borneo. EdLnan
Sumatra., the Moluccas, and the Phitir
pifte Iilana . . - j -
We are authorized fo slate that, arrafige
1 meots having been made by Great Britain
lor coilectme in India the Brnl. and ohe
foreign postage on letter betwren 4he I' wi
led Kingdom and .the East 'Indies', v Leftter
transmitted via Sonihafnrlon or iia Mar.
seilles, io the British mail. fierrAfier the Uni
ted States postage only should be p errs id in
ion country on leners ior tne isasi Indies i
be trausaiiilrd by either of the above rotiiem.
vi2 ': Jive cents tbe single rhie whro the At
lantic conveyance is by British prcket. and
tventy-one cent trbrh bj United Slates
packet.
Owing to a reduction of twelve eenu in the
British postage beyond England, which look
place 011 the 1st of February instant, the sin
gle rates of letter 6f vge De'ween the Ui i
ted Slates and Java. Borneo. Labnam, Su
matra, the Moluccas, and the Philippine lv
lands, will hereafter be as fbiiovr:
To Java, via Southampton, 33 instead of
45 cents the kail ounce: and via Marseille
53 instead of 75 cents the half ounce : ure-
payment required.
To Borneo. Laboan, Sumatra, tlte Mol ur
eas, and the Phdippiue lelaads ihe rate wi(
be 41 instead of 53 cents when sent Via Sooth
amptoo, and 61 instead of 73 cents tbe quar
ter ounce, or 71 instead of 83 cents the hal'
ounce, w&cn sent by closed snail yJa fjar
seil'ea ; prepetynrml also retparedl
The 1 ate above mvnfioned a chargeable
oa letters for tit Island of Java wil rovido
for their conveyance by British packet as
far as Sirfa pore. Ibev willalierward. ha
subject to a Netherlaad rate ofpoatage 6a
cwBBt ei tne coavejacee irom JSu.gaftore
to Java.
BV the Prasslia Closed iCf a 3 the rafts f .
these countries remain anehnsed. 4
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r at w. u. n 1 Mlti. , ,
March 2.
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May IS.
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