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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-02-19

The number required for the year, rs es-
timated at about seven thousand. The pro.
possls will state the price per ration, q,
which the contractor will deliver them, in
such quantities as may from time 10 time be
required on board the said Gutter at New
port. Tho rations 10 be Of good and whole
some quality, to be approved by the collect
or: and the different articles comprlsng the
ration, to be delivered on board tho Cutter IN
good and sufficient easks and vessels, 10 be
provided by the contractor, and the contents
thereof distinctly marked on each.
Il is TO be understood that lac contractor
will be bound to furnish, upon reasonable no
,ice. as often as may be required BY the cap.
tam Of the Gutter, with the appreciation of
the collector (no, exceeding upon On aver
age, one day in each week. such fresh meat
and fresh vegetables, az may be equivalent
to the corresponding parts OF the ration a.
lowed in tho naval service.
CHRIST. ELLERY, Collector.
feb IL 3w
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N O t.. so

five correctly understand our corresPon-
den, on the nature and operations Of the
mind. we are at issue. We understand him
TO contend That mind is no! the result Of or
panizatioD, but is an independent entity and
sgen. of the body. Will our friend be so
kind as 10 furnish Us with bis views and ar
guments in support of this popular falacy,
as we think. As HE ia the affirmative Of
the question, We feel disposed TO say but
listls on this point until we shall have been
furnished with his reasons in support there
Of If he can enlig gbten US We shall feel
grateful, for, at present, we have not Inc
most distant conception that mind can DC
sught else than the resul, Of organization,
and necessarily subject to and governed by
the laws Of nature, as
"All are but parts OF one stupendous whole
Whose body nature is, and god the soul"
Mind, to the body, is what motion is 10
matter. We may speak Of either abstract
ly, but when we regard mind as indepen-
den, of tho body, or motion Independent oi
matter, they are nonentities. The mental
world is the physical world under an abstract
point of view, aud in our opinion, the effects
we witness in Somnambusm are consequent
upon the disarrangement of the system.
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weekly COmpend.

The New York Star recommends that the
Revenue Gutter Service be blended with the
Navy.
The brig Lady Adams, arrived at Balti-
more from the Pacific, brough, nearly $780,
900 in specie.
A Justice Of the Peace in Ohio, in druok.
en- frolic, married young man TO an old wo'
man, which hos caused much trouble.
The Hudson lie open as.fsr as Poekskill
and hoats run regularly from New York 'c
that place.
A German, by the name Of Harvey Har-
,is, hung himselfiu Philadelphia. on wednes'
day last.
Mr.. Madison vetoed four acts Of Congress
during the first two years of his Presi-
dency.
Tho two hostile parties Of laborers on the
Ohio and Chesapeake Canal, have made a
treaty of peace.
Col. Haskell the Temperance pedestr an
and his southern rival are now in Phladel-
phin, and are preparing for the great walk
ing match.
London has 1874 900 ouses, and ,474, 600
inhabitants.
QUISN, the celebrated English comedian
being asked by lady why it was said there
were more women in the world than men,
replied" 1t is in conformity with the ar
rangements Of na,ure--we always see more
Of heaven than earth.
1t is announced in down cast paper, tha
Bangor hitherto quite flourishing town
will 90 to the d - in the spring" Very
likely.
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From the United States Gazette.
A Bull Chase.

Yesterday afternoon. between S and 8
o'clock, the sober inhabitants Of Ches-
nut street were started with o general
outcry Of "elear the road l"--.",here he
comes l"--snd oD looking, sure enough
he did cone. A bull or an OF, abou,
three years old, had taken upon himself
the responsibility Of promcnading Chcs-
nut stree, wi,hou, an attendant, and he
made clear work off, as fer as he went.
Near Yifth street, the cloak of o gentle
man. blowing on, into the wind, attract
ed the attention Of he animal, and he
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-02-19
SI6s OF THE
OOD s A DI A IL 1 II A "
Third door South Of Markef-iSqaore,
NEWPORT. X. l.
SI6s OF THE

lust RECEIVED, ESsLrsH LozsNe.s
- of Rose Sosssfras and Balssm Of Tolu
for Coughs.--A Variety of llERBs preserved
by the Shakers for Medical use.-LemoD
Balm, Sage, Thorougbwor', Wild Indigo,
Ginseng. Col,stoon, Black Cobosb, &c.
Robinson's p atent GRoATs g. BARLEY for
making Oatmeal and Barley Cruel in ten
minutes e--excelent articles for the nursery
and sick room.
Nespoli,aD PASTE for cleaning brsss, sil-
yer, &c, put up in boxes with directions.
Nursing Bottles and Tubes,a new and
improved article.
Chinese CEsENr, water and FIRE. proof, for
needing China and Glnss ware, put in sias
with direc,ions.
Patent Adhesive PLASTER, q superior ar
ticle.
Fresh juyuBE PASTE in Boxes and in
SHEErs,s q delightful article in slight coughs
and kosrsenees. PULMoNAar
BALsAn for Coughs, Asthma, and Conspmp-
tion.--BLuE Pull, in Mass English snpc-.
rior article.
EVE GLASSES, for applying liquid medi-
cnes to inflsmed eyes.
Swaim's PArAcEA - Bullsrds Oil Soap
Wards Vegetable Hair Oil: Chlorine
tooth Wash.
ALaaes assortment Of Drugs and xedi-
cines. fresh, and Of the first quality.--New
Medicine chests kept constantly on hand,
and old ones refifted st the shortest notice.
N. d. Particular attention paid to Medical
Prescriptions. Jan. ID IT
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EiIial Affection.

The following extraordinary instance
of the affection ofthree brothers to thei.
mother, though Pagans, took place in
1904, in the city of Mecca, the capital of
Japan. These three sons, who were in
q state of indigence, worked night and
day to meintain their mother bat as
the earnings of their labor were not suf-
fcient for that purpose, they formed
very singular resolution pfoclama-
.ion had been issued by the Cubo, that
whoever should seize robber, and con-
duct him bound to the magistrates, sho'd
receive q considerable reward. They
therefore agreed that one ofthem should
pass for robber, and tina. the other two
should carry him bound TO the magis-
trates, that they might provide susie
nance for their mother. Having cast
lots who SHOULD be the victim, the lot fell
on the youngest ; who suffered himself
TO be bound and carried before the judge
to whom he declared himself criminal,
though guilty of no crime. He was i'm
mediateIy thrown into prison, and his
two brothers received the promised re-
ward. Before they departed they were
desirous to take leave of their brother,
end the whole three embraced each 9th
er with great tenderness, and shed a.
bundanee of tears. The judge, who
happened by accident to be. in place
whence he beheld this scene, not being
able to comprehend how a criminal
should show so much affection TO those
who had placed him in the hands of JUS
trce, caused the execution to be suspen-
ded, and ordered one of his people to fol-
low the two brothers, and mark the
place to which they might go. As soon
ss they got home. they related to their
mother what had happened bu, the
poor woman, when she heard that her
youngest son was in prison, began to
weep, and giving vent to the most lamen-
table cries, said, che was resolved TO
stsrye rather than live by sacrificing the
life of their brother. &C.," said she,
inv nffectionate children, but uunstural
brothers, carry hack the money you re-
,.o;rod .,d rnstnre 70 me my SON. If no
is still alive if he is dead, think no
more of mentaiaing me, but provide
coffin, for will not survive him, and am
determined TO starve myself to Death
The servant of the judge. who had fol-
lowed them, ran Immediately to his mas.
ter, and gave an account of what he had
heard. The judge sent for the prisoner,
interroga,ed him, and obliged him by
threats to tell the whole truth. The
Young man having made a full confer
sion, the Judge sent report Of the affair
20 the Cubo, who was so affected by
this noble action, that he desired to see
the three brothers. When they arrived
at the palace, he praised them for their
flial affection, and gave the youngest
who had offered to submit to death ia or
der 10 maintain his mother, pension oil
1900 crowns, and one Of 500 TO each of
his brothers.
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ARRTYEO.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. IL. brig Sampson
Purkis, Is days from Matanras for Providence.
Schooner Richard Rush, Kelley, fm Now
York for Providence.
Schooner Royal George, Kelley, fm Dart.
mouth for New York.
THURSDAY, Feb. l3 Sloop Camilla, Vars
fir New York for Providence.
SUNDAY, Feb. 16.-Sloop William, Phil
lips, fn Taunton.
MONDAY, Feb. IL Schooner Charles
Richmond, Godfrey. nn Taunton, for New York
CLEARED.
Ship VIM Engs, Austin, Havana
MEMORANDA.
Ship Mount Hope, Greene, of this port from
Cons,adt for New York, mentioned in our last
as being ashore on the Lspsand, was got of next
day, and sailed on 18th Nov for New York.
Brig Harvest, Lawton, for Boston, SAILED I'm
Deal 18th Dec.
At Now Orleans. Jan. 27th ship Palestine
Lit,lefeld, loading for Liverpool. Sailed, SIP
Kingston, BuTdick. for Matagords.
At Havana Jan. Oath Brig Mary Ann, Norris
im Providence, Schooner Pocahontas, Bailey
unc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-02-19

Il February next, for The supply at FoRr.
ADAMS, Newport HaIbor, X. |. OF
I,OOO,OOO Bricks
These Bricks must be cast in moulds Of such
size as to average when burned, eight inch
es, by four inches, by two-aDd a half inches.
They must be Of the best quality ofmerchan-
table Bricks. The proportion Of salmon or
pale bricks must not exceed one eighth OF
the whole, and no sost or very pale bricks
will.be received. The proportion Of arch
bricks must not exceed enc eighth Of the
whole, and none Of these that are much
warped, will be received The proportion
Of broken Bricks must not exceed two per
cent. AT least 100000 to be delivered by
the first day ofJune next, and the remainder
in the course Of the Summer and Autumn of
the year, at such period as may suit the con.
venience Of the Contractor, provided there
be always on hand the supply requisite for
the progress Of the work.
Should any person desire TO furnish the
sta ted number of Bricks, or less number,
Of size different from that given above, they
will please to sbcompany their proposals with
statement of the length, breadth, and
thickness, of well burned Brick, of the
kind they wish to supply.
Before forming the Contract, fair sam
pie will be required 20 be deposited in the
Engineers Office. at Fott Adams which
should il prove satisfactory, will govern in
the inspection Of the several deliveries.
Payment will be made, if required. on
each cargo duly inspected and received
All communica ations touching this subject
to be directed to Brevet Col, JosrPH G. Tor.
TEN, U. S. Engineers, Newport, r. ].
JOS. G. TOTTEN, LIT. Col. Eng'rs
Brevet Col.
Fert Adams, Newport lIarbor, X. l.
January 81, 1884.
uTThe publishers oftho Herald sfthc Times
Warren Il. |. Star, Of the Portland, Bath Gar,
diner, Hellowell, Wiscassot, Thonast"wn, -
Bucksport, Bangor, and Belfast (Me) papers
Of tho Portsmouth,, N. II. .papcrs-Newourypo
Salem, Taunton, New. Bedford, and Fall River,
Mass. papers -. Boston Patr'ot-'Ston,ngto
New London, Middletowp, and Hartford CO.
papers Of the N. Y Courier a. Enquirer, N. Y.
American Journal Of Commerce, and OF the
Newburg Star, will please q We the above notice
four insertions, and forwurd their Accounts.
Jan %. Nv.
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COURT OF PROBATE.

.Nwpoyf, Feb Sd, 1894.
vV,HE Administrators account on the Es-
l. tate Of Richard M. Peckhom, wos pre-
sen,cd for allowance. II is ordered that ],
be received and the consideration thereof
referred.to Court Of Probate to be hofden
at the State House iu Newport, on the first
Monday in March next, at 0oclock, a. m'
and that previous notice be given by pob lish-
ing copy of this order three several times
in the Il !. Republican, for all persons in
,erested TO appear Of said time and place, d.
be heard. (WItnessl
b. B. ROWLAND,
feb 5aw Probate Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1834-02-19
=. M. CR0WLEY's
Vegetable Hair Oil.
Sold only, at the Sign Of the
GOOD SAMARITAN.

In Nswpori, Sd door south Of !Bcrket square
DossEssEs very peculiar nourishing prop
l. critics, which ore impaired 10 the roots
Of the hair, w:iha few applications. II eau
ses the hair 10 grow on heads that have been
entirely bald for years with an astonishing
rapidly. This important discovery from the
vegetable Kingdom, prevents the hair from
falling of with S ORG. applications. Keeps
il lively and healthy. Frees it from surf and
dandruff, prevents it from turning grey and
when it begins to turn will restore il to it's
original beauty and lustre by continuing the
use of the oil The fragrance Of this oil is
without exception, and ladies' and gentlemen
Of the first respectability have used II. and
prefer il to any other for perfuming, curling,
and keeping tho hair moist and glossy. II Is
decidedly superior to any. other article IN
tho United States. and the proprietor has
10 produce an effect Of restoring hair on any
head, or Of satisfying any person Of its sslu-
tary effects. II has been used by numbers
in this city with unexampled success.
CERTIFICATES.
La Grange Place, Bull's Ferry, N. ).
certify that my hair was falling Oh until
it became very thin, expected in very
short time that should loose oil the hair
from the top Of my head, hod Mr.. Crowl-
| ey's Vegetable Hair Oil recommended to me,
obtained hottie and used Il few times,
and my hair became tight and strong, and
have continued using it, aud fpd il causes
my hair to grow rapidly, can candidly rec
ommend il TO those afflicted in like manner
as an excellent article and one that will pro-
duce the desired effect.
JOHN JOHNSON.
This may certify ths, am acquainted
ilh the effects oftae use Of Mr. Crowley's
Vegetable Hair Oil and that Il has produced
an entire now crop of hair on hoad which
before its use was perfectly bare.
GEORGE DOWNER.
Physician and Surgeon, New York.
New York, Dec. 5, 1893.
Tbs is 10 certify that have used Mr..
Crowley's Vegetable HaiI OH, cnd i,s effect
10 truly astonishing have also seen peisoDs
that had been entirely bald on tho top Of
their heads for several years; they have
been using Mr.. Crowlcy's Hair OH lately.
and they now have handsome growth Of
hair on the previously bala part. believe
il TO be the most valuable article ever yet die
covered for restoring bair and preventing
badness Of any thing Of the kind nov offered
TO the public. JOHN BOYD:
Hsir.drosser, 90 Barclay street.
Jan. go. ly.
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Rho d e-IsIand Republican.

few ut it with a Singular grace. The
owner slipped the fasteningS and left the
garment. After single toss of the ar
ticle the bull pursued his way downward
but was soon attracted by the comely np.
pearance of black man breaking coal,
The beast rushed in upon the heap, ma
king glorious clatlering with bis hoofs.
The regular coal breaker, however, not
relishing partnership in his business,
dropped his hammer and withdrew from
the concern.
BY this time, the shoutings of the citi-
zens had infused new fire into the
veins of the bull, and he took up his line
of march at rapid gait Hurrah,
shouted the boys-"there he comes said
woman,"-and on vent the bull, bel
lowing like Gro lion," peeling it
down the street lii o streak Of lightning
his tail cooked into ,he air like flag
staff, and his head flying about like a
politician S looking for the strongest side.
Arrived atthe brow of the hill at trout
street, his coming was discovered by the
numerous persons on board the steam
boat OF Chesnut street wharf.
whats that 7" shouted one.
sits the Veto" replied another.
"Stop him |" they all shouted and
they fol med bold front to keep such an
invasion from the deck Of the steamboat.
Mean time the ami nal came down
the hill with a marvellous velocity
wheelbarrows aud handbarrows were
scattered like dust from his path
nothing obstructed his couFse--away
he went at full speed, over ropes and
hawsers, stretched along TO fasten the
steamboat--high above every let and
Ihindrance he cleared the whole at u
single leap, and struck the Delaware,
sixteen feet from the wharf. Landsmen
and watermen, fishermen and butchers,
then betook themselves to the boats tc
catch the handsome beast-Joye himself
never saw more beautiful form-bu,
oil exer,ions we're frui,less. On he went
master alike Of his pathway in the water
as on the land. He directed his course
for Smiths Island, and landed safe
where at the last report he was setting
up his rest
"Lord Of the fowl and the brute"
The cnpering of the bull on the island
this morning, attracted considerable at
teution, and for several hours the wharfs
between Chestnut and Walnut st. were
crowded with citizens. The anima
was despatched about III o'clock b.
several muslset balls.
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(From the Boston Courier)
Prices Of ~ ool at Boston, Feb 10,

Prime or Saxony FIeeces,70 IS cents per
10. American full blood washed WOOL co TO 60,
cents, do. 4 do. 50 Sc, ! do. As a so, ! do 40
55; Superfine pulled Lambs, 55 60, lst
sort, Is to 30, I'd do 35 10 40, Sd do, 30 10 80,
spinning Ist sort, So 10 GO cents por pound
Wool Limited sales have been made during
the week Of both fleece and pulled, at full prices
The recent heavy failure OF a house In Albany,
can have no effect on the market whatever, It's
stock Of Aeeces s said TO be short Of 250 900 lbs
most Of which is placed in the hands of one
house, with instructions not 10 force il into mar
ket, or sell al less prices than heretofore.
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Died.

In this town on Saturday the 9Th inst sud
denly, Bliss bAET SAYER, in the 10Th year NJ
Der sgs-for many years member OF the "a
Congf egational Church, in this town.
On The 9Th inst. GToRsE l.. WHITE son OF Mr.
Thomas ID. Huddy. aged 2 yesrs
On Saturday morning last, Miss ParIxses
CLAsSIs. aged G3years
At the Asylum, Mrs. HAssAH Nichols, aged
65 years.
At Portsmouth. on Thursday, Mrs. MAJ,
DrpRcE, wife Of Mr. William Dedfick, aged 20
years.
Al Middletovn. on Tuesday, AsILTA, aged :
years and months, daughter Of Mr.. George W.
Peckham, and tho third child he has lost, Of sSar-
let fever in 10 days. On Wednesday, Rrsreci
o SsIIH, aged ~ years, daughter efMr. Gsorgs
Smith.
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A CARD.

vTHE Citizens Coach Company, eeize up
Il on the earliest moment, to inform the
public, tho, they are still able, notxiths,and-
ing their recent loss Of so horses and har
nesses, BY FIRE, to accommodate oil ,chs ,rish
10 iraveI between the cities OF Boston and
Providence. Though tho Company has,
within the last fifteen months, sustained a
loss Of nearly one hundred horses, by fire,
and probably by the hand of tho incendiaIy.
they are uudismsyed by opposition and mis-
fortune, and are determided TO serve the pub.
lie with zeal and fidelity. In the midst of
the severe Affections, whichthey have sus-
tained, they appeal to that public which they
have so long and so faithfully served, for
portion Of its patronage.
i5W BLAIsDELL, 9gsnt.
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GGxMECT0R's 0ETxCE.
PQAr OF NEWPORT.

February 7ik, 1894.
GtEALED Proposals vii be received al
- this Office, until the eighth day Of March
next, for the supply Of rotions 10 The non
commissioned officers and seamen oi the "
States Revenue Cutter Ngiiant, for the term
Of one yea, FROM the first day of April next.
The ration for the Gutter Service, Is The
same as that allowed in the Naval Service
and consists of the articles enumerated 10
the following table, 10 wit:
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CO-PARTNERSHiP.
w. II. g. Il. j. SWAN

yTAvE this day entered INTO eo-pstt-
III nership, and will hereafter jointly do
business as Merchant Tailors, at the we'll
known stand. whci, Mr. VIM. b. Swan has
,ill now individually occupied as Merchant
Tsilor. Mr. w. B. Swan feels grateful for
pas, favors, and hopes that the firm may me-
ri q continuance Of those favors which has
hitherto been literally awarded 10 him
Ian If
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IMPORTANT CHEMICAL ISvxNTIos.-

IMPORTANT CHEMICAL ISvENTIos.---
Mr.. Pope, Professor of Chemistry at
Naples, has discovered means OF Sc
curing oil base metals, such as iron, cop
per, brass, bronze etc. against the effects
of the air or water, by giving them a
metallic coat, which is inperIshabie,
cannot be removed eIcep, by file, and
when polished is ss white aud brilliant
as silver His treatise on this subject Is
nov 10 the press.
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Married,

In this town on the 9Th inst by the Rev. Mr.
Dumont, Sir. IloRAcE THoaPsoE, ofProyidence
to Miss SARAH Melville, daughter Of mr An
drew Melville ofthis town.
At Portsmouth on the 10Th ult by the Rev
Mr. Fenner, MIR. WmLrAs BRewsELL, Of New
Bedford, 10 Miss REBsccA CHILDs, youngest
daughter OF Joseph Childs, Esq. Of Portsmouth
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AT his residence in Jersey City. Hon Gao.
wALLADER ID CotpEs, aged 65 years, formerly
Mayor OF the City Of New York, and member
Of tho State and National Legislature
At Georgetown, u. e. on tho % inst. .oRES'
70 Dow, well known ltinerant Preacher.
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AbsRR KNEELAND is indicted III
Boston on charge ofblasphemy, foun-
ded on articles published in his paper
called the Investigator. This is foolish
business. Mr.. Kneeland Is doubtless SIN
eere in his opinions to punish man
for the candid expression Of his belief
is an,i-democratic and unchris,isn.-
Philadelphia Limes.
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TILL T. Y
NAUTxOAx NOVELS.

NAUTxOAL NOVELS.
MENTION FORSTER, or the Merchant
Service 2 Vols.
THE NAVAL OFFICER, or the adven-
tures of FRANK IhILD.N.aY, 2 Vols.
PETER SIMPLE, or the adventures Of a
Midshipman.-3 Vols Vol. 3 just reed.
tom CRLVGLE'S LOG, FIRST and second
Series, each 9 Vols
THE MAN. OF- V.4RS MAN. 2 Vols.
And SERVICE HFLO.4T,- ] Vol
Are received, for Circulation at
w. CALLAHAN,
Book Store and Circulating Library.
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Brighton Market.
Monday, FEB. I0th.
Rsported for the Bsston Advertiser
and Patriot.
~N-AetSy~S Sss-

N~9fOT~ ~Exs~
AT Market this day, 502 Beef Cattle, divided
as follows AT Brighton 1913 Beef Cattle, and
624 Sheep About 100 Beef Cattle unsod
PRICEs.-- Beef Cattle. Sales dull, aud prices
reduced. and many Irish speeulations were
made Cattle generally were. actually sold 10
the hatcher foI loss than they cos. al the feed
er's stall We noticed yoke or two exiraordi
nary fine taken at Sc. We quote prime at s5,.
25 5,75; good at $4,75 500, thin at %, 10 a
4,5o.
Sheep.-We noticed only two lots sold at s4,-
IS a 500. About 300 were not sold at sundown
when we left the market
S,oine-None al market
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PQXTRAIHls

MIR. PLUMMER respectfully informs
lvl those who wish 10 examine his work
that they can have an opportunity by calling
at his room, No. 80 Thames ct, where few
specimens may be seen. feb 10 If