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Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-08
NOTICE.

THE subscriber gives notice to the resi- IL dents and on-residents of the town of Cornwall, that he has received warrants 10 collect Town Tax of eight cents on the dol. lar, and State Tax of one cent on the dollar. on the assessment list of 1e36; and that he will meet them at the store of Frederick Kel- logg on the 22d day of February next, at 9 o'clock A. M. and at the store of the Cornwall Bridge Iron Co. at o'clock P. M. Also, on the 23d day, at the store of Harrison & Brad. ford at 9 o'clock A. M. and at the store of the Cornwall Iron Co. at o'clock P. M. to re- ceive said taxes.
 JACOB SCOvILL, 2d, Collector.
 COrnicaH, Jan. %. 1888. S5
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-08

Ata Court of Probate holden ct Plynouth, ,eithir cnd for the District of Plymoaith, on the 22d day cf January, A. D. 1888: Sf
 Present, Cabin Butler, Esq. Judge. nN motion of Samuel Garnsey, executor O of the last will and testament ot ALMA B. BARNES, late of Plymouth, within said dls- trict, deceased-This Court doth decree that six months be allowed the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to said Garnsey, afier he shall have given public notice of thIs order, by advertising the same in a newspaper published in Litchfield, and by posting the same on a public signpost in said town of Plymouth.
 Certified from Record.
 36 CALVIN BUTLER, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-08

At e Court of Probate held in and for the Dis-
 trict of Plymouth, Jan. 27th, 1s3s-On the
 estate of AMBROSE BARNES, late of Plymouth.
 deceased:
 nRDERED, that the administrator exhibit NJ his administration account to this Court for adjustment, at the Probate Office in Ply- mouth, on the 18th day of February, 1888, at o'clock in the forenoon and that all per- sons interested in said estate may be notified der to be published in newspaper printed in Litchfield, and post copy thereof on the signpost'in said Plymouth.
 S6 CALVIN BUTLER. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-08
LITCHFIELD COUNTY, &. y Neap.M Milford. Jam. 31. 1699

" HEREAS considerable alarm exists or w the subject of Dogs infected with Hy- drophobia-the subscribers, Justices of inc Peace for said county, residing in said town of New Milford, do judge that the inhabitants of this state and their property are in danger from dogs so infected-whereupon the sub, scribers do order and direct that all dogs within the limits of said town of New Milford, shall be confined for the space ofthirty days from the 9th day of February next; and all dogs found going at large in said town within that period may be killed by any person whatever.
 NATHANIEL PERRY,
 DAVID c. SANFORD. Justices of
 SAMUEL D. ORION, the Peace.
 JOEL w. NoRTHoP, S6
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-08

sr... S. NcGwALx, CoNn- Jan. .3I, 1888.
 his day has been glorious one for tI,e WhieS of old hepublcan Fairfield County A County Conven. ton Tss neld here this day, and the result has teen
 which has not taken place before for yearn and to that may bo ascribed our defeat heretofore. must says have never seen more enthusiasm in any noti. cal meeting than l have this day witnessed. Every one present seemed to burn for the contest Alnos, every town was largely represented and one before the hour of meeting, they could be seen canning in scores from all parts of the County. The number at ever held in this County. Every thing went to show that Fairfield County is wide awake, and she can, and she will wipe of the stOiR now resting upon her. the thought of which even now makes the Loco F0cos tremble. The same lide," which has risen 90 high in Maine, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and New. York, will soon be rising tn Connecticut depend on -it must cone.-N. Y. Express.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-08
NOTICE.

THE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis II trict of Norfolk has limited and allowed six months from this date for the creditors of the estate of ABIJAH BROWN, late of Norfolk, deceased, to present their claims for settlement. All claims not pre- sented within said time will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said es- tate are requested to make immediate pay- ment to
 REUBEN BROWN, Adminis-
 EUN1cE c. BROWN, trators. Nortolk, Jan. 25, 1888. 36
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-08
More Indian Disasters.
SAYANNAH. Ian. 2S-2 o'

SAVANNAH Jdu. So-% CLOCK r. M.
 The steam packet Forester. Captain Dillon, arrived fhere this morning from Garey's Ferry. From Captain D. we derive the following intelligence. which we transmit by Express Mai and hope to receive partc- ulars for our next.
 Lieut.. Powell. with about 30 men, including regu- lars landed at Jupiter Inlet, and took squaw; she wsre a .s. eneamped, which was aSou, miles O Isu, F. attacked them. The Indians returned the fire with
 great deal 0f spirit, when the sailors ran and had it not been for the artillery they would all have been cut to pieces. All the officers were wounded. Dr. Light neF was killed. The steam boats Charleston. Wm. Gsston. and James Cartwright were at St. Johns baE waiting the favorable weather to proceed 10 Indian gHiveIs whars they were ordered by Gen. Jesup .CHARLEsroS, Jan. Sl, BPM
 DaGh focso'a.-T This celsbFated Indian Chief died lsslnsht at Fort MOule ofan affection of the throat. aIlor m ilnSss of few daya-SouRk Pa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-08
AUCTION!

'nNHE subscribers, as Trustees for the late -A firm of John H. Collins 4 Co. of Goshen, will offer for sale at Public Auction, on Mon- day the 5th day of March next, at 9 o'clock A. M. the entire property of the said firm which was entrusted to them, viz: The Store, which is entirely new, well built, and com- modious a Barn, and long range of Sheds attached, all new and in fine order one Shoe makers Shop, on the premises, which will be sold with the buildings.
 The entire Stock of Goods, consisting of Try Goods, Crockery, Hardrare, Medicine. Dye Woods. 8c. 8c. with many oth- CT articles not necessary to enumerate.
 Also, one Valuable Water Privilsge, in the Village of Canada, in said Goshen, with the land attached, is offered for sale on accom- modating terms. ,s All persons having unsettled Accounts or Notes with the late firm of J. H. Collins & Co. are requested to close them immediately. Those which remain open after the 2Oth day of March next will be closed by legal process.
 ERAsrus LYMAN, T...,.u.
 GEORGE Cook, "''e'
 Goshen, Feb. 5, 1888. 36
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-08
NOTICE

ITS hereby given, that have placed all of N my Notes and Book Accounts with Aluin Brown, Esq. for collection, and authorized him to pay the same over 10 my creditors as fast as collected.
 JEFFERSON STONE. Immediate attention paid to the above mo- tice will save cost.
 A. BROWN. Ne,c-P Preston, Feb. 2, 1888. 36
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-08
Rerie,U ef the Ne,O- York Marker, Feb. 3.

AeCTeW tJ the 1VeO- Ofk 1NGfkeLS FeO. ..
 Ccfes.-The market is very inactive, there being no demand for expor and but little for home use.- The sales since our last report have been small, s!stlng of about 900 bags Cuba, at 10 l-2 to II ; l9o0 bags Brazil at II II l2c; 1900 bags Laguayra at II S. the latter price for old white on months credit and $50 do St. Domingo Ot 8a l-2c cash.
 FEour.-Ihe market continues languid, although tor western there has been rather more demand in a retail way; prices ,s7 to s5o however have not va red since our review of the previous week. In South eEu but little is doing although few small purchases are occasionally made for shipment. Sour Flour is, we believe, entirely out of market. Rye Flour mains without material change.
 Gr0ln.-The receipts of Foreign Wheat since our last have been nearly 3O,OOO bushels, and sales amounting to only SoOC bushels at 45 to l5oc which e1s y o' s e 'Ss Soht r RVe % market, which is held for higher prices No Foreign has been @ received, and the only parcel in market, about 4ooo bushels. is firmly held at Sl l2 l2; The arrivals of Oats have fallen off materially and some holders ask considerable advance on our quotations Corn has become scarce, and we notice an advance of fully lOc. per bushel.
 tons in this article during the week, but generally at reduction in prices. Sales of cargo Matanzas new crop) at 30 cts 400 bhls N O. do at 5 cts 370 hhds Matanzas at 27 i.2, all on and mos credit- And several parcels New Iberia at 35 a 37 cts on time.
 Sugar.-The market continues as at the date oi our last report, the demand being confined to the trade, and at previous prices. Amongst the sales have been 300 boxes Cuba browns at l2 1-2 cts; 200 do white at II cts. II 3-4 cts. 100 hhds New Orleans at l2 g. and 300 bags Manila at l-2 cts. cash, the first mentioned sales at the usual credit.- At auction various lots N. O. sugar have sold at cs ' 3.4 cts.
 The Sub Treasury scheme in any shape is thus pro- tested against by the Richmond Enquirer. It is in answer to some anticipatons of the Whig that the Enquirer would give in.
 We beg leave assure our neighbor, that there are certain concessions which it is impossible for us to |" O0 n th.S S,,1, Treasury System. We cannot support the last Sub. Treasury bill There are certain propositions upon this sub ject to which we cannot subscribe. We shall mesy ones e ReSf eoSy L0r0 the he H 5 Treasury bill It is only when the bill if ever be- comes law ofthe land, that we shall cheerfnIly sub init, and cease to complain. But, in the mean time, towards different brethren, which is the best cal culated to arrest the breach, and accommodate the question.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-08

WASHINGTON, FeUs Cd.
 The Mississippi Election came up at an early hour in the House of Representatives. Mir. Bell, of Tennes sse. was entitled the floor. and begun very able speechin behalf of the claimants. and especially in ,repy to Mr Leeare, ofSouth CarOlina who presumes himself the champion of the sitting members.
 MT. Rhett followed Ar. Bell. and expressed the same opinion given hy Mr. Legare.
 @ poPs ot heniussy N made veTy able and con amount evidence bear upon his opinion, that the Novemher election was good, and that the claimants house until past five clock, when by yoie of IOs 10 90 the yeas aud nays being ordered, the house ad- journed Thus finishes the ninth week of the session Two or three administration members are sbsent ni the question has been postponed inthe expectation that they will be here by Monday.-ibid.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

ENLOUR-l0O bills, in store, for sale by
a jel3 G.DORSEY, "A New levee.
4 EAF LARD-jog kegs, in fine shipping order. for
u sale by q. ID iRSEi,
jelS Al New Levee.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09

EpACON-iJ casks Cincinnati Cured, III store, lor
Il , sale, by G. DORSEY,
Jcl3 Al New Iryee,
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N, VIE undersigned lave opened house III this city
X under the firm of
ZIP. LEVY & CO.
For the purpose of lransacting
GENERAL CONiyHLSSION BUSINESS.
OFFICE,
No. 10, Gravier sree, up stairs.
The firm ut Grand Gulf, Miss. will be continued,
under the syl OF ii z Il J l. LEVY,
IL p LEVY,
|. LEVY.
References.
f f%dfsy, 5 siis .s & s"a New Orleans, La
II II u Co Louisville, Ky
John II fillmore, Vicksburg, Miss
Harper Carpenter i Co. }
Summers u Waite, : Grand Gulf Miss
Muir, Nlupre Il Co.
Sas Liard, Natciez, Miss.
New Orleans, Feb 49, 1888. aplO
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BUSINESS CARDS.
FAS HI MAB.E HING
TAYLOR & MADDEN.

NO. Chartfes StreGt
HAVE constant supply of every article pertaining
To gentlemens dress, Of the latest style, Ut New York
prices dee 20
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-09


a BEAUTIFUL. head of hair is the grandest 6rna
ment belonging IL the human frame. How strsneei
" the loss OF it changes the cnunttnance, and prema3
tuplv brings the appearance of old age, which CUT
many to rcco being uncovered. and sometimes
TO shu. society," rvoid the tests and sneers Of
their acquaintance: the remainder Of their lives
s"qnentv spout in refinement In short, NJ" even the
loss rf property fills the generous thinking vonth with
tint nea*v sinking gloom docs the loss of his hair
Toaver all these unea ant circumstances Oldridge'
Balm of Columbia stors the hair rnm falling off on the
first application, and few bottles restores it again. II
likewise produces eyebrows and whskers prevents the
mir from turning makes i, curl beautifully, md
frees it from scnr Numerous certificates 'o the first
responsibility in support Of The virtues of Oldfidge<
Balm, ara shown bv the proprietor1.
U Read the iollowng:-
Robert Wharton, Esq. late Mayor of Philadelph
has certified, NAV he below, to the high chara
ter of he following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify that have used
the Balm of Columbia discovered by J. Oldrdge and
have found il highly servreaIe only preventive
against the falling of Of hair but also certain rcstora
tive.
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior
Methodist Minister in st George c'arse
No Sc North Fifth st.
JOHN p INGIIS, SCI A,ch street,
JOHN ID THOMAS, NJ d, l63 Rncest
JOHN 5 Ft'REN ,I0l Spruce street.
HUGH McCURDY. 243 South I'd ST.
JOHN GARD, .'r, 1913 Atch street.
1t is known that three of the above signers
than 90 years .: age and the Others less than 50.
From, the Mayor.1
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
City Of Philadelphia.
!, Robert Wharton, Mayor Of said city of Philade.
fhia, do hereby certify that am well acquainted with
Messrs p lnglis John : FureJ and Hugh M"Curdv;
whose signed to the above that they
are gentlemen of character and resnectabty, and as
such full credu should he given the said certificate.
IN witt VIII 'reof hive hereunto set my hand
aud caused the seal OF the city 10 be ufixed, this
9th day of December, sc.
H.. 81 ROBERT WHARTON Mayor.
OBSERVE that each bottle of the Gen;iue Balm has
splendid engraved wrapper, which is represented
the Falls Of Niagara, &c
Sold wholesale and retail by the sole agents for Anl-
RIGA, No Fetche, street. Maiden Lane ene door
below Pearl street. and by most druggists and perfmers
lhrolgh he country.
JARVIS s. ANDREWS
No Wholesale Agents, New Orleans.
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Vh from New Yerk, and supposed to have been taken
from the ievee in mistake, two large cases marked S.
containing Cigars. Any information respecting them
will be thankfully received by
I'D BEIN e. A COHEN,
mis- 80 Common street
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FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the books of snhscrip
ton for the remaining shares Of the capital stock
of this Company, We're reopened on Monday, the
18th inst. between the hours of l. and O'Clock p Il
and remain open the hour of each day thereafter
until the Whole shall have been subscribed for
by order OF the Board of Directors
L l. TRACY,
June d. 1888. Secretary
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Compt1oller's Office, Second !Vuu1ciD1111

II ETTERs CONVERSATIONS, CELLER &.CU
II TIONS, of S 4 Colcridge.
koningsmarke, or Old Times in the New World; be.
ing Mes and Of the Uniform Edition of Padding
Works.
Col1on on the Religious State of the Country,
Whale Fishery being Nos 26 and p Of tho Boys an
Girls Library.
Just received bv
Jl2 CHpiN pOFT "a Camp
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SHIPPING.
For Europe
EOR LONDON.

FL, Tho coppered and copper fastened
,tr4fsN ship st JAMES, having part OF her cargo
zxaAhg engaged, will hive immediate despatch. For
freight OF passage, having comnodons and well fur
nished cabins, apply buard, at Orleans Press
S&J P WHITNEY,
i've Cont street.
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LEMON SYRUP AND PICKLES,

| LEMON SYRUP AND PICKLES.
| EA0 BONES etnon Syrup; las boxes assorted
AUO Pickles. in quart, two quart and gallon bot
ties, from the manutoctory of VIM Underwood, ant
Lewis Haskell, Of Boston; landing from brig Ialley
JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
m2l cor Common and TchapouIns is.
FISN'S TRAVELS IN EUKOFE.
(fs'RAVELS on The Continent of Europe, viz i'll Eng
/ ID land Ireland, France. Italy, Switzerland, 'erHat
ny, the Netherlands. BY WIN Fisk, D d. President
| the Wesleyan University at Minletowr, Conn; in /
volnAe with e1srVinss just received and for sale by
WI hlcKEAN,
m2 cor Camp and Common sis
IN the properly of the subscriber, situated in the
Faubourg Lacrosse, in the Parish Of jefferson, may
he ieit at VICTOR DAVIDs counlng house. Where they
viii be attended to. JOHN 5. DAVID.
je2O-3t-lp.w
GNUAYAQUlL COCOA-IOOO bags, for sale by
w je2O ABIJAH FISK.
4 ,CFFEE-ig bags prime green Havana CoAee,
u landing from brig A E, and for sale by
J. DANItLL,
je20 80 Camp rect
ID and III Coils Rope; also small lot Of 'Iwins, in
store aid for sale by J DANIEL,
Ie9o 50 Camp street.
IENOBACCO-25 boxes and Kegs prime Chewing
H. Tobacco, tLea,hers brandy in store nnd Tor sale
by J. DAhIELI.
le2O SO Camp street.
plO COFFEE-SOO bags Rio Coffee, OF good
je2o STETsON " AVERY.
LMANACKS Tor IS39.-Just received small lot
A Of #, rssps' A""""ek1 s AVID GFfHes A
New York Stutioner's Hall,
ie2O 81 Charities street.
- 1rXAs FUNDED CERTIFICATES aud Audi
Il tors Draft on the Treasury, wanted by
NATHL TOWNSEND,
81 Exhan al
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-14

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unb Gin t,tsraIes 9ntlitun iterb"nFt
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Sorten, srilner Sres unp 8ais GnSltfbe u. trat'7
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d3tfter Sidiuos, 6, ,1np 9iertet 2lmcrtanitebc,
fran,6f(tte 1,nb en9lifhc 9errudte 3eu9t. Gprtf6e
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triets, 90. Grtnetts srptrne ntp tantnrplne satrS
unp GtnfaBunstn, Ytrfifbt Sbopls unp I0d3er,
O1crinp, SDitctrclne 1inp xeufhe 10. Nptle nno
CdDrpar,e 0Ncrinp @batpls unb Suter, Sasttnotil,
2raaet, tno Sprbcmctn, $tcerne -0ancthua unp
Olitfens, $abies -6anbfbu1 after 0rt, &c.
Serner cit, ercBes Nborment
groBcreDen uno 9cifti9er 8etrGnfe,
Gutens unp 9labz zQBaore, @oblen unp Oherleptr.-
Die Nufmrrtantcit IlIer mtrr in Antprues esnpn,z
msn, bic rcr,isli6e 28aaren jw ,pcDlfclcn prcifen
rerlaneen tnpcm man finpen pirr, rag Die Outer
felt rem ettcn SrIbjaDr teptntcnp tpobli!er 9etrors
Den flnp. .-.
O5Sas 9outlifum wirb trflsebt, an5uruftn tnn
1T uuterfneer om nettc,1 totIfctnernett 0etduoc,
mebcs on rer Gtt(tite pes Canals tf6bt, an Der p@
li6en &titc rcr Mainttrabc, gum 3ed6cn ron
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9seue 0uts M auufaftur.

SRcna6ri9ttsen btc 8irser rpn Canton unp has
~ putlitum iterba,rt ebrsrtieti9tt, pas Ile nas
.5utrnaher 8efbdft tn alien beBen rcrfAtepenen
3wetSen 5u tctrstttn onstfanscn botcn, in pem Stint
,nrr, rprlobes tirslib pom DEN 9peortn 8rspcn unb
Saknetfpt tewpbnt rpprbcn, Ebiren n6rbltb rpn
Or. 8repaers NpptDctc, NO fie eber3et eir SroBts
unp e|lsemesnes Nbrrtement -eite atf -6anp balten
rerben, trie
gieber, otter, Tuter
mic aud neiBe unp f9marse 9rufAs .9Ite nnp reib
uno fAwarje Setpenz- -eilte, ferner
JnteSert6pf8e, trsttranfti8e fttns II, 9e,p6bnt4tn
Q8 . Il s. it te,
70 mic bitfelttn ppn ctben rtis6ftn G5celf6eften
sctrostr rcrpen; trncr metc ,tnp fbwor;e @eire,1>
6itte fir Snatcn, lustratten 9ite aller Nrten unp
auf tse 9Heift rerferti8t, pel6cs 2les c tppblctl
fit SaargtlD prer $anrcs 9>rpbrttc atr Qrt pcrs
telfen. Sie apen 2te, bic ju taufcn pi'nftbeit e,
ansr,1fsn tbrcn 8orratD ;u lntsrl'deH unp fir feD
felttf ,u uttbetle,1.
Canton, Irril 27. IS.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-14

9tufruf fir bie 2te j6brIid'e geriommluug
Der teutfMen Grnoenticu, tpeld,e am lSten
Sftctcr 1888 iii pittebur9, pa., sehaIten
ireroen irll.
5n c5cn,abbei jirtier-rcn >er ain ptrnidenru 1s.
ottrtcr III pttstars, pa. 9cbaltereu teuttbeu Gcne
renticn rabirttn Scfhl1be lautenh, mic frlst:
3 ID s n: raB fir Die naebte Convention
pittseurS ais 0crfamlunssrrt .,no Der ls. 0ttpter
als 2ctt pes 3esint1rns tett;mmt 1T H. 1nb
&c lh rben: bog tein Sanntp nao fcnc
StaHt e:sceht9t ftin fca, nebr ais eret 9eltseten
,ar n@65t,cn @rnrcntrn ;n tcbiden y
Q2erncii nno ilno he tcutibtn G;::,poGncr tit tei,
unttrfdct!I&en &teetcn, Gaunties, @tartcn u:.p
crtbafttn rsr it;tn, ,reitcn ibr aQseueincs Sntcz
ssbe, lire 2Drb(fafrt, tte GrGaltuns ibrer Grra6e
nnp BIC Gr5ieAnns iDrtr Srsenp an .er,en liegs,t,
hermit einseaeen, an frt5en 0Tten unb 5u frber
ssf, als ibncn fbd(idb fae;net mag, btntliheScr>
ialrIln8cn u terufen unc ~ boittt,, u:n Delegation
III cr,r"bicn tt ct8cr Convention tei5unrDntt. 81,
Oat.Mn rnc Nnftras cer Central Gsr,u,ittec
&cuorb Vtnorih.
Irtairar TITO Sefrst,,r pro tempore.
pittsttirs, &usuftl l. Am.
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DoCT0r @. EUtIlGone,

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II einem seebrten putleun ais Grst in ellen
as5g SrentbsitsfaIsn, unc tann fIe6 Serer, Der
EMEM eb ibm an5urertrausn tsltett, ber 9etriBei'z
EsI baftrftcn pfiAterfilQnns rerfeeert bsEten.
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1bcil feinsr .eiImittcl aus betn pfenjsnreebe &C.
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ben sutffeu6et,. Sene QRpbnuns 1T I'm -5anfe res
!5rt,. Olatscr ju Berlin, Stare Geutt7, Dem .6atts
(c res !er1. QSiQ sesenItes.
Quautf 10. Ant.
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markets, and moneymatteJs generally.
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|ply'ng US the earliest moment they can be-
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Mrs. {. L. Hentz. Miss Seymour. b. ~
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y G. Spear, !. NJ Latta, and mn 1n'. r"sns
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