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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-10-07

IN SENATE, Wednesday, Sept q. 1887.
Petitions were presented on unimPortant SUBJ
jects, and some also demonstrating against the
admission of Texas into the Union, all Of which
were laid on the table.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Preston, instruct
ing'the Committees on the Libraryto examine what
progress had been made in the printing Of the
MadisoniaD MS and to adopt some plan for the
publication Of the same, was considered and n
greed to.
sCB-TKZA<CRY sYgrEN.
The senate proceeded TO the order Of the day,
being the consideration Of the Bill imposing ad-
d.ional duties, repositories IN certain cases, on
public officers, when
Mr.. Walker made speech in support Of the
Bill, and in defence Of the sub-treasury system,
Of great length. He took some pains to set pub
lie opinion right in reference TO the course Of
Mr. Dallas on the Bill 10 rechastef the Z. 8. Bank
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subject came ur, offer counter resolution, as an
amendment to the report Of the majority. The
committee were divided four to five.
Mr.. Harrison moved a call of the House, ii be-
ing rery thin, and the call was ordered, and pro-
ceeded in, till a house was obtained.
NATIONAL BANK.
Mr.. Cambrelcng, from the committee on Ways
and Means, reported the following Resolution,
Resolved that it is inexpedient to charter a Ma
t;onal Bank
He did not offer this for discussion, but for de-
cision. The unanimity Of the report, showed, be
said, that dark cloud hung over the prospects
of the friends of National Bank. He wanted
the yeas and nays upon it.
Mr.. Everett said no opponent of the admins
tration, and no friend to National Bank, and no
one who sincerely wished to relieve the country
from its distresses and misrule, would think it ex-
pedient to propose a National Bank until we could
have a Congress too thirds Of which should be
in favor Of National Bank.
Mr.. Mercer moved to lay the resolution on the
tabIe-lost, yeas 50, nays l22.
On motion Of Mr.. Cambreleng, the House
took up the orders Of the day.
Mr.. Garland, Of Va, delivered his views at
length, against the projects approved by the ad-
and in favor Of the proposition of his
bill for degenerating the repositories, and the
funds to be received in payment Of public duties.
Messrs. Cushing, Rariden, and Williams Of
Tenn, followed.
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than to be placed whcrc VIC were in 1881?
He would vote for tho proposition offered by
tho Senator from Virginia when it came up. II
looked moro like preserving the property Of the
people vested in the State banks. Let us col
Icct from the late repositories the public money
now IN their VAULTS but. in doing 80, let US give
time tor them to pay without crushing these in
situations. This would enable the banks to in
dulgc their creditors, and go far to relieve the
embarrassment under which our country was sui.
fcring. lie cared not what those in high places
thought he considered the duty Of this Govern
mcnt to relieve tho People, when that could be
done with an eye to public Justice. Congress now
had the power Of relief and, in his opinion, this
was a proper occasion on which to exercise it.
Inc frequent charges thrown out by the late
PRESIDENT IN his messages to Congress against the
Bank o! the United States had q tendency to dis
credit with the People, and We all witnessed its
downfall. Tho constant laudine Of the State
banks by the President and his Secretary Of the
Treasury as repositories Of tho public moneys,
encouraged the People to take stock in thcsc
banks. They grew up, Us il were, under Execr
tive favor; and will Congress now lend itself to
break them downs The regulation Of the cur
rcucy. and the dcposites Of public money, five
intond to avoid embarrassment and loss, should
be under laws passed BY the joint wisdom Of Con-
gross, and not left to the within Of President and
his Secretary Of the Treasury.
lfthc bills which had passed the Senate author
izing an issue Of Treasury notes, and that author
ring the collection from the dcposifc banks. be-
came laws, he would be glad to this extra ses-
sion como to a close. and let Us return to our mas
tcrs, the People, & consult them what is further
to be done. lie did not stand here to register the
Executive will; he looked to the boys Of the
West. those with hard hands, warm hearts, and
strong arms. who fell tho forest, hold the plough,
and rcPcI foreign invasion, for his nstructions it
was their voice he felt bound to obcv il was their
@'shcs and interests he came here to represent
u the Executive desires the additional RESPONSE;
t'i'sy If keeping and disbursing, as we'll as Of
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erect; no light houses, harbors; not any thing,
indeed, but a small appropriation from the tive
per cent. fund on the Cumberland road 1t is not
that would impute to Congress or the Execu-
tive Partiality in those things; not it grows
out OF the nature of our ositon. But il is true.
that those States favorably situated in regard to
disbursements from the National Treasury, do not
feel the effect Of those drains Of their circulating
medium that We do.
Sir, putting aside all other considerations, to
retract the legislation of the last yea, would be
disreputabe to the nation, whether the policy of
the act was wise or unwise. 1t would be a con-
fession that this grave body and the coordinate
branches had acted on a mistaken assumption Of
facts or that they were short-sighted that they
could not appreciate the real condition of the
Treasury o wants Of the Government. For nv
part. whether the Treasury be flush empty, /
am for this money going to its predestined OBJ
Ject. IT will there do much good, and prevent
much harm, and its absence from the National
Treasury can work no incouv enience for. again
repeat. We can speak money into the Treasury:
and we who are for the democracy of numbers
can have no objection to obtaining it in that way;
for BY Parceling it out with the States. it goes
into the hands Of the necessitous and borrowing
class, and will tend to keep up the price of labor
and produce; and when it is to be refunded in the
redemption OF Treasury notes. it comes from the
pockets of the wealthy-those who ..clothe in
purple und fine linen, and fare sumptuously every
day" When things resume their natural tone
it will he time enough talk about legislat;np it
from the State Treasures.
Such are my views
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in the first charge against the Bank Of the Csia6
States tina; il had not fulfilled its Obligations =
preserve n sound currency, and he had dcctaro
that the State Banks were rs capable OF pegoD-
ting the currency as the Bank Of the U. >. Eve
in his late message. General Jackson sent fa0
q shout Of triumph at the success with which thsse
banks had discharged their obligations, as5
there had not been the subsequent crash, -
message sent 70 this Congress by the Press
would have echoed the triumphant strain.
He complained tina: the whole object a -
President and his friends seemed to be 70 takee0
Of the Government, whose interest in the pcesso
state Of things was about as sxo per cent. 49,
leave the people. whose interest vas the 60
s;sety-eig&f per cent. to get through the dr.
as well N they could. The Government d.
two different currencies, one Of gold and silv~o
themselves, and the other Of paper for The -
They said 10 the people We must at 1t IL
table and take the frst cut: you must III - =
second table aud take what you can GET
In the troubles Of 1916, the lapgusgs ~ 80
very different. Then tl,e great aim ~ 80
of Congress was to give relief to the PesPse.
referred to the Inconsistency Of the Govern.
In 1888, Mr.. fancy invited the banks - -
loans out Of the public money to the nesca
But we have now bill which holds this lhagUy
to the public officers. Bot the public Doeey
strong vaults and place . triple lock 49,
and il you lend dollar TO any 90 q the@
is bill Of psins and penalties under whsra
will be subject to = bill Of indictnsest, cd y
punishment ~ may be directed.
On motion Of Mr.. BUCHANAN, The &c.
adjourned-
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sel virtue of deed Of ul,st, executed me IN
ne tfu>t 10y Pclet boss Oh tie 9Th day of October,
'o35, aud duly OF record III the Clerks Office III the
county count of Amherst | will offer tur sale. Tor
read, money. on the premises. the tract OF Land III
sad deed mentioned ON Saturday, the 23d of Sep
tember neNl, II fair, aud II not the ia day there
alter. The sad tract oil Land contains, hs tstma-
ton, 80 acres, aud lies upon the head branches ot
llorsle,'s Creek and adloius the Lands OF Ornund
Naie, HearN FrauklIn Granville Lane, John X II
VINE and others, aud the tfaet formerly owned by
john Mare. The title To the above Land is belcs.
ed 10 be nuquestiouablc bat vail convey only such
rs Is sestc III me rs trustee.
JOHN PRN OR, Trustee
Aneust24 ta3S
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EMsAbMING-Phe Princess Charlotte the
last OF what might be termed regular cinbal-
ultuI and this was conducted under the siper,nten-
draee % SIR Eyorard Home then Sergeant Surgeon.
The pr,etice thcn place the yseera 10 urn.
aud large iusslo weic at tue stnie time made IN dit
fcrcH parts oi The body aud limbs TO let the fluids
drpu OH; even The humots OF the eye were reno
,.d aud every preC.uton adopted tor Oh yipg the bo
d, 4, much ~ possible before the enbaimng, prop
erly 50 Called .cun. IL is difficult 10 imagine
ny thlng more revolving to the feelings OF surviving
trends rhan such process must necessarily be. aud &C
curiHgl, the theu Prince Regent, who made hun
sei &C guaiutcd with the details, leaked upon then,
with sue repu 5ncE, that be commanded simpler
method to be adopted with regard 10 the other n,em
bars O. tie royal lanIy who died during his Ulgo.
tncompiiante with lis wishes, neither George Ill.
Ior Queen Charlotte were opened, but sapiy rolled
il. u.Iu,ioth IN the manner 10 be described. With
-, -. te George E huisef after the mint on
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70 hymchh,srs Toaaccoaqisas.

ooNd MAN, who has had thirteen years
~ a., NP,fitticc rs manager IN Tobacco Farto
sish"u VINO Is now engaged in the save business,
h,,ina' oe,ain sltuatonin LNnchburs, in the same
LIi,y -, estInlonlas as regard, characleIr calja-
any,. so.feiy, aud industry, eau he produced ii re-
kecn;s tie person has been in the habit Of also
ness -, all 'he Books belonging TO Tobacco bust
manaa.. ''jnnrtion with his usual capacity in the
son 1e''en, ct manufacturing l obacco. Any per-
drrS, lis. isis /" employ sucA one, W Il please adj
be ,iy., subscriber, aud name the salary which viii
III per ahnum. JOIN W BNRRFTT.
h'ohnlaaa "a Ave. ~ :,
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I'd 4 e III A "a s'a'0sEa

6rrNzS-SSS HAVE for sale a few inc Cows
HWsa aMSs/%s and lleiiers, and two very like
" Young Bulls, of the improved
sfas--Sssrzs Shor-hon Durham Breed Uly-
ing taken great pains by importing aud selecting INV
stock, can those who Sh 10 purchase that
they cannot find animals of purcr blood on superior
qualities IN tins eounty--ReIcr to Benjamin .WilAs
or Paul Jones, Esqr,. RALPH WATSON.
East Windsor, Connecticut, July 81 IS
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H'llE subscriber will have for sale, this Fall the
I 1a0-us sHgssticau,is or Chinese NCIi-
berry Cuttings, product leaves tfnm to - IN
ches III dldmeter.-l.il-cwlsc the Moius Alba, or
White Italian Mulberry Seeding nees-whch viii
BE- sold on very accommodating tcraIs-.Also large
supply ol,he large White Crop &ifA ss'orns
EGGS. Apply at the Office OF the Lvachburs Viz
gilman, where specimen OF the Silk made this sea
may be seen, to Mr.. James Gaineye, At the
Mulberry Farm, twonlrN t."m Lyuchburg onthe
amherst Court house road.
L. FLETCHER & Co.
August 81
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CASH.
August >
E.E.. ID FOE ss Es<E,.
zSSSSs Ii'r. subscribers on,r for VI
1890 glsAea 3z' E.iSsi.

sHfls VlsAs'G 9z' E.ANaI.
afYsRs lsins ia the county OF Anhcrst, on The
U.s. road leading from New Glasgow to Ia,
bu1"oe Sphgs-->x mi.es tloH New Glasgow
nne mies fon the Butl"lpe springs aud five miles
from the tourl-hou~c, and known by the name OF
Tudor llaIl.--It outrus s@9o Acres, about 60
acres OF whlchis BOTTOM LAND o! tine quality,
ana most (which is no" IN cultisalon.--Tbcre Is
"ou 30 acres ri CLEARED LAND, which is in IA
P'u State OF improvements portion 0iIt wbirlfi,
not IN cultivation being Welt WITH CT IL.
"oop LANp Is finely tnbefea--lyiuL u4.soaleui
" every part OF the plantations and lagc portion OF
n's hrs rate TOBACCO LAND.-h i, finely wa
tered abonndng in good Springs, anI large CreeA
passes through II, Oh which there is good site for a
"a" and s'fst Mill with plentiful supply of water at
an seasons 81 thc year There is large and convenient
-" ELLlNG HOUSE, -. containing seven
l' an oilcc contain Iii ing two Rooms,
Atchen, iee-llonse, and -----4 othel buildings ne.
W's inr the con'olt Of q lams-t.,e -, also, 4
wen OF hne Water IN the yard. and there is, also. a
'fss and convent mt rn, a Priv HOUSE. an Otel-
ser House, Negro Cabins &c
hey purchaser can be supplied with what stock
ana grain he may want
l., lhey have, also, .S.v'6s EBJEEs T'Eg,sGT,
H'S about two miles from Tudor Hail. adjoining
N ,'au oil l. rutherford, ESP, and others, contain
1 ~ 30 .fcrEs, and at present occupied by Nj. Ja-
n' !fee.-Onths tract there Is good tIcwed Log
N"ei'ns House, AID other necessary out HOUSES
''y ~" 3oo acres OF this tract is cleaed.
III ,W vs. i-ands Will offered for sale privately I'M
.a, i40fSldy The 1hot September aert,- when il not
h. 1"na sold due notice will be gyen) they will
sh oie'ed at Public Auction.-Iho Laud Vii be
and the terms made known by either olthe sub
IN. I a,.ih. first OF whom lives Tudor Hail. aud
at Tudor Hall. RICIl,D Y TI-RANk
WIN. II. GARLAND.
amherst eoHnty, July ~ rs
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New assd fashionable HAT store.
E'1fee ES.sEE s. Esg,E.sFR.

Nzs, BENJAMIN II. WOOD, having been
E u practically engaged IN manufacturing
leSG.sN hats for ten years, and lately residing six
OF eight months in New York where he
acquired Thorough knowledge of making and finish
my Hats IN every variety of style, has NOW located
hnnseltln Lynchburg, and taken the house rccrntly
occupiedby Simpson & Lyman next door To Nh
John I. Hunts Jewelfy Store ; where he Is receive
me and opening, from the most approved Northern
Manufacturers the largest and most complete a,sort-
mcnt OF hats NOW in this place comprising every
variety OF style and quality. The whole Of his pun
ehases were made by himself; and he feel, no hest
fancy III saying. that, in point Of cheapness aud quail
ny, they arc superior To any ever offered in this mar
het, lie also has mandatory in constant opera
ton and Will supply customers with any hind OF hats
at the shortest notice. The SHLsA HAT, which
els daily making, Is rich and splendid article and
III style OF model, M tcrlal and finish shall be found
nhfvalei. With the above goods, he has Palm
Leaf Hats, trimmed and untrmmed Caps I'm
brellas; Gcntlemea's Stocks; Gloves Bosoms and
Collars; and lar9e assortment of Ialters' Thin
mings.
Country merchants, his rieuds aud the public
generally are particularly invited to call aud examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere a, he VIII
make II to then interest to do so.
~ Il, All customers hats ironed and kept in
sfntcel Order without charge.
BENJAMIN II. WOOD.
Nav
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HtethsNllie REM, Ierhanah IrnniSon,Jo John isedd,
ana james VI kedd' administrators Of WaIie' kedd,
no1" 9'aa1s' ''fN rem samuel Nf
- Ll 3D. -, ~ ''i' III '"""''i NY u
,,,Ia , ' 'H'' ',''' ~ a'' "N" .'En'' NJ
Gi, u, ""' |''" I'm "i'''"'S',',o'S oi s"''
,i ~" w , VI \, cru '"n ~ i,1e'
Penn and 6,,.nsyiiI. p.,., '''''
,'', " WI" '''''n'N' u"c' We aee 81
l ,,, = -! l'a'''''' 'o'''' "'s"'
,',,' -T,'',',u, ~ i,
g., ,'''' % ''','i'" py me o",i
'N - ~ -"' ''''''' - W NV N''i t ~ INV
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G II II y n ~ - Es 81 .yF.S'S
~ .sa.EAClEEs> EONiEsE2sa.

A CASES Bieachcd Domestlcs, which Will be sold
very 10" by the piece, very good at / | cents per
yard, aud nom THAI prte UP, the finest qualify At y
cents. Prfsons wanting such Goods, VIII do well 10
call and supply themselves. They will be sold Gv
the piece only. at those prices /. Il. ESTES.
August . Is
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EpEAUTlFUL Bonnet SILKS, rich figured
ES SILKS and SATINS, some beautiful styles for
party dresses; black Matte ii Luslioss, black and
Coored Gro tie Naps, beautiful Chalheues; Bonn
bezuts; PRINTED lacoaels, Nc. &c. lust rece'-
ed 1t MARTIN, W kRD DANlS'''.''
APRIL q Il
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i. ;. tli persons indebted 10 the lur concerns
Of I1mcs Z. 4lpfncl \ 90. OF t. Jane, T.. llor..er,
ether by ho IL nolr o. othcr"lse, Will please cal
and settle tn III respective due> practlc.be
AZ am ANXIOUS 10 settle up the business Of the late
iTins as soop IS Possible. J.AS. t.. IIOR NE l..
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DER. y. Rs. g'ES5EsIGs.

HAVING located h mself at Mr.. Diurv Moor
L i mans, " ards. Road, Gampbf county, offer,
his services in the different branches Of his proie,=
10 the citizens Of tht VICINITY, and tie dacen
parts OF Pntay Isau!d.
July u 6n
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o. Sew Eissa;si:siassaeas.
Fl o ~ We "a g. wy r, o.

'HNiiE subscribers nave ON hand GOOD as
1 sentiment ii fsly Goods. Groceries, &c.
aId expect shortly 10 open 4 large aud >p.cndId Sc
irction oil NE 81 e. o ESE5!s suitable torte prr.
sent aud approaching seasou--d.l ~ which We arc
determined TO sell at Ycly small advance, hol
CASH.
Were,pectul, solicit 4 continuance u the public
patronage 81 literally b. slowed on Tie late firms,
As "etrei Confident olbena enabled to give eutre
satistactionio al osc who MAY ll.or Us w,th call
JAMES T.. liDRNER.
v NJ. HENRY WATSON.
AUGUST,
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k,ssyaisgs Silk Hosiery.

rs'llE SUBSCRIBERS have ON hand, Of their
Il own importation, black and White ribbed and
Plain English SIlk Hose aud J HOSE, Il superior
assor ur!l, winch they will sell low.
JAMES C.iII'NT & Co.
July II t.
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Robinson * Elliott,

4 Re NOW OPEAINt1 A VARIETY OF
: 2 cheap and desirable GOODS, recent
~ selected il The Northern Clues, and they pleuge
lnirt NH,
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New Glasgow, having omit TWO STORY
~. EbBs'lEEE.bts< FFc3s$sr, with three
lii Rooms and Passage on each floor. coed
---.A Kitchen, Ice House and Stables, AL in good
repair. There IS suiticency of Wood Land fsJ The
Farm. The Land lies well, and IS very icril All
If more Land should be Wined, there are Other Iand5
very convenient that can Ire added % it at a low
price. A further DESCRIPTION Is deemed unnecessary,
as an, Que wishing to purchase, will have opper.
tuitv ol vlcwu, the premises before the dag II
sale. J. MURRAY BROWN.
shall relarn to Houston, IN Texas, in October,
and would be pleased to agent for any persons
who my wish to have Lands purchased. OF located
for item in the Republic Of Texas. J. NJ. b.
IL hc Richmond Wing will publish the above
tier countr! paper, al day u sale, and ,cnd Their
account 10 fiG> O.ftc for collection.
August . t-o
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Gaaa1Baia s.sgssorfee.

| 81 recclyed aud for sale by the subscriber, Il
- supply otthe above med article, OF very supc-
rlor quality, suitable for manufacturers.
JAMES I. ROIALL.
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Clover. seed,

E'oR FALL SOWING, on haud and for sale by
Nm. l.. LANG SfEE.
Anon, II
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va E'E5k35s E'Eg.slg,,
y OFFICE.
A. u .R Ee IL ~ r

lsf.f iiOC Sc AND LOT, on Federal Hill,
3nI qua one at the head OF Nam street. POSSES
SION gwen the lst Oct. or Nov. next.
Augus,l7 '''' - = "a y ''''' -
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"clW' an alle'e' hnu H. however, 81 mu'h Del
Ter done i"r me- lhan could do II myself, that ie-
trfto gvc II IN hlso"n words, although know that
F" Nih"ch less satisfactory ihan er "oo'd nave 'h'de
II, II ne haa mol oeeh :" iinch pressed ioi Hmc' II
wan be seen ti't he ron'cnp'tts concentration ol
the southern aud Western trade n Richmond aud
mat he asserts the op'no" thai thr travel from the
est ANA southwest to New ! ofA aud hiladcIphia
"Ioe by klehmondi and uoi'as"e suppose 10y Bad
tuhoie'
DEAN Srn-Nly tinc Is 50 completely taken up
with business Ia d., that shah NOT be able to do
more towards vaur object nah throw either such
facts rs occur 10 NJ tins moment
lst. TIN Canal i under contract from Mlilcu's
Adventure. Al out thrty miles above Richmond, to
Lyuchhurg. assistance of 20 miles.
~ There ue nearly $500 men engaged IN it,
construction.
3D. Itstwen1y our month, ,nce the first contracts
were lc and the present force /, adequate I" it's com
plclion from Richmond To lynchbu,g, $50 miles,
early IN the ,oafl so.
Ath. The loci, aud aqu,duclS Of cut stone.
he tltf44 .,t.lx lrlu
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EGrsEgssA nETE1.g.la.ENG5..
LAIE ERDM ENGLAND.

+, the arrival OF the ship Emerald tanain
Prndle. from Coik, whence she sailed on the nth
oil July, We have received London ddes OF tho 18Th
.,nd l9th aud Llveipoolol the 2lst July.
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K.E.S.ks EcaEs HE.

sss,,ss:sS. ! WILL SELL, at public auction
gssss5lT AT The New Glasgow Hotel, in the county
~ Of Amherst ON Monday the I'd of Oeto-
u.aA- bcf II Vt, IL FSs.gs;T Of E.s.s-s5,
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uVTERNa IMPROVEMENT.

& :" We give some statistics which are interesting
fro the baltimore Merchant.