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Indian Murderers in The Vesk-A letter
from Major VIM. Armstrong, Superinten-
dent of the Western Territory, TO Capt. II.
ID. G. Collins, U. s. A. Principal Disburs.
ing Agent says as follows:
Choeiaw Agency. May Ia, 1889.
Dear Sr-A murder, which is so unusu.
al in this quarter, Il never knew OF one be.
fore) has just taken place in the Choctaw
nation. Two men, one by the name Of
Crumb. the other Backus. both from Missis.
sppi, left the depot at Doggy. few days
since for this place. They were murdered
about twenty miles from where they started.
Crumb had a considerable sum OF money
with HIM.
A mule which they led, was found dead
few hundred yards from where Crumb lay,
shot nearly through with an arrow, such as
is used by the wild Indians; at all events,
not such as either the Choctaws. Chicka.
saws, or any of our friendly Indians USE
| There was also found bow near where
Backus lay. He had run perhaps two hun
| dred yards and was tonahawked.
The only hope OF ascertaining the muir
derers is from the bow and arrow left
There are number of Kickapoos and Osa'
ges hunting OIL Blue and Washita. There
is some suspicion that they may be concern
ed. The affair has created quite an excite
ment, and rendered the travel from here to
the depot somewhat precarious.
Steamboat burnt and Loss Of Lite.-The
steamer John Bull, which cost E22, 600 was
destroyed by fire early in the morning oil the
10th inst eight miles above, Sorel on hei
way to Montreal The boat was run ashore
and two boats fortunately in time saved the
cabin passengers twelve in namber, excep
Miss Ross, who fell in the water There
were 60 deck or Storage passengers, o
whom twenty were drowned by jumping
overheard during the confusion.
Abolition Fruits--A disgusting case o
marriage anna gamation at Hagerslown, ma
ryland between sturdy negro, and deli
cate, MODEST, well educated white girl 4
of that place, threw the town into commotlon
The negro was carried to Jail for safety
from whence he was delivered over to thu
mob who inflicted thirtynine lashes upoI
his back, and sent him over the line in''
Pennsylvania.
moor woman on board OF the John Bul
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Brighton Market--Monday, June II, 1899.

[Reported for the Daily Advertiser x Patriot'I
Al market 40 Reef Cattle (includlng 40 unsoid
last week, } 20 yoke working Oxen, 10 Cows and
Calves, and 100 Swine. Several hundred Swine IN
sold.
Prices-Beef Csttle-We again advance our quota
tions conform to sales few OF yeryprlme quail
inv were sold NJ $40 We quote first quality so a
Q rs; second quality 80 a 20; third quality 7oo a
8 SO.
Working Oxen--A few pairs we're sold, but we
cannot quote prices. -.
Cows and Calyes-Sales Mt $35, AZ, 60, and 60.
Sheep--None at market except few Lambs, price
not made public =,
Swne--Du, and prices reduced, win the eNoep-
,on of few of the Berkshire breed lot large Bar
rows, selected and very fine, Mt 7,S, and lot az
8 lies lot Of Sows TO peddle at &c, and a io' Of
small pigs at 9. At retail from IL TO lic'
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ANOTHER VAN BUREN LIE NAILED
TO TIE COUNTER.
sWARTWOUr A wuIc

SWARTWOUT A WING.
Inc constant assertion by the loco loco
press, that Swartwout was a Whio, and
therefore the wings were responsible for bis
enormous defalcaion, is not more ridiculous
'han thousand other falsehoods TO which
the Van Buren, party are driven, in their pre.
sent extremities, TO cloak the naked deform.
tiles OF the subireasury system. The re.
cords ofthe senate mol net GRIMM oed go, he
matter ntrest II will be seen that amongst
the names OF those who voted for the confr-
NATION OF Swartwours appointment, are
Thomas III. Benton, the grea, gun ofall hard
money promises-Joha Forsyth, Mr.. Van
buren,s Secretary Of State-Fefir Gruudy,
Mr.. Van Buren's attorney general-and
Aert Woodbury. MIR. Van Buren's Secreta-
ry of the Treasury.
On the 18th OF January. 1880, General
Jackson sent message to the senate com.
mencing as follows:
Commissions have been granted during
the recess of congress to the following per.
sons Tor the offices respectively annexed TO
Their names; | now nominate them to the
same, viz"
Here follows long list of removals and
| appointments, containing, among others, the
following:
Samuel Swarwou., 10 be collector ofthe
customs for the district of New York. in the
state Of New York. vice Jonathan Thomp.
son, removed" Senate Journal for 1929
and 1880. ps. 40i. 4O2, 4O3.
| This nomination met with decided opposi.
ton and, as page 4s7 ofthc same Journal,
declares
On the 25th of March, 1880, Mr. San.
ford presented the memorial of Jacob Van.
derpool and others, praying that his nomin
alton might not be confirmed and on the
same day, Mr.. Holmes of Maine, presented
the representation Of Gerrilt Forbes, on the
same subject, which were both referred tc
the committee on commerce"
The Journal of tbe senate of March %
(page 440) is as follows
1.-The senate resumed the consideration O
the nomination of Samuel Swartwout. On
the question, Will the senate advise and con
sent to this appointment it was decided il
the nfiil mative-yeas 25, nays 81 On mo
ton OF Mr. Bib, the yeas and nays being
desired by one-fiiih of the senators present
those who voted in the affirmative are
! Messrs Adams, Barnard, BENTON
Brown. Chase, Dckerson, Dudley, Ellis
FORSYTH, GRUMPY, Hayne, Hen
bricks, Iredell, Kane. King, Livingston
McKinsley, Mclean, Rowan, Smith OF Ma
ryland, Sanford, Tazewcll, Troup, Whit,
and WOODBURY..
Those in the negative are
Messrs. Barton, Bell. Bib, Chambers
Clayton, Foot, Frelinghuysen, Holmes
Johnson, Knight, Marks, Naudin, Robbins
Rugges, Seymour, Silsbee. Smith Of S. Car
olna. Sprague, Webster. Wiley"
The senate then consisted, when full, o
27 jackson and 81 Wing members. Her,
we find, tsays the New Haven Courier III,
true blues OF the party, BENTON, WOOD
BURY, and others, going for the nomina
ton, which was opposed by the Anti-Jack
son members II was purity nomination
forced down the Threats Of the senate BY par
iy dictation. Jonathan Thompson, an hon
est public servant, who had never embezzlet
n cent of the peoples money, was remove,
TO make room for this party favorite.-O S
Journal
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DIED,

Puney, 10Th ult. George II =, only child Of Mr. Ora
mel me r.and Mrs Mary A. Moore, aged months and
lnNorthboro, Mass. May l6, of scarlet fever, Adenc
stone, aged years, and May 26, Lucy Ann, the last
and only child Of this afflicted family aged 10 months.
May "a, Maria Louisa, aged 3 years. May 81, George
NJ, IA mos, only children of Mr. Abraham w. Scavcr
making IN all nine children that have died Of this dis
case within the limits of this town during the mon,l,
of May. ~ =
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YOUNG BEDFORD,
STATE OF VERMONT.

Marlboro District, IS.
AT the Probate Court, holden at Bratteboro,
within and for said district, on the 18th day
of June, A. ID. iS39.-Present, Hon. Dana
Hyde, Judge.
A N instrument purporting to be the last
IN Will and Testament of JAMES SAILS
BURY, late of Brattleboro, deceased, being
presented To the court by Joseph b. Cune, the
executor therein named, for Probate :--It 10
ordered by the court, that all persons concern
ed therein he notified TO appear, at the Probate
Court, for said district, TO be holden nt the
r gister's Office, in Bratteboro, in said dis
trict, on the 9th day of July next TO contest the
Probate of said Instrument, or shew cause if
any they have, why the same should not be
approved; aud it is further ordered, that copy
Of the record of this order be published, three
weeks successfully, in the Vermont Phoenix,
printed at Brattleboro, as soon as may be.
A true copy of Record,
~ Attest, SAM'L ELLIOT, p. Reg.
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For Consumption and Liver
Complaint.
DR.. TayIor's BaIsnm of Liverwort.

DIR. Tay1Or,s Balsam of Liverwort.
LNELLoW CITIZENS: for six wears pas, YOU
IL have showered npon me your patronage; you
lave, by Your appreciation, raised envious dis
tincion. II is true that have brought health TO your
homes, that my medicine has snatccd hundreds Of you
from the grave Ii is true that b, its magic influence
death has been siayedl But your patronage has far
oustrpped any endeavors Of mine To deserve and 1
therefore throw myself ON your kindness for future
confidence. Let the caution you to beware Of impos-
tors. Since the uncxamped success of my medicine
scores OF vagabonds have endeavored profit by its
success. Without the talent 10 discover or the energy
TO labor, in order to live IN drness and sloih, they
basey initiate my medicine in outward appearance,
aud endeavor to foist their miserable stuff upon the
sick and creduous, and yet by some verbal qubble
they manage escape the III ,rp fangs of the law
Fellow Citizens, shall this bel VIII you be thus rob
bed Of health and lifc Or will you not leave such i'm
posters TO grove in their infamyl They have no
reputation to lose tiff their su kills injures, why
DR.. TaS ior Of course bears the blame Citizens YOU
will not allow this gross injusice-I know YOUR kind
ness too well. Yet you must be awake, and call
upon all whom my medicine has saved To caution all
persons against these lmposors! Bid all the sck go
only TO SI5 Dowery, New York, and buy Dr. TAYLOR
Balsam Of Iy.rwort, shall you do your duty 10 the
suffering sgk, and they be again blessed with happy
health. ~ GEO. TAYLOR, NJ. ID.
Paipifofion of the Heart,-For several months I
have beeu so troubled with this disease that could
scarcely walk across the room without falling the
floor. Nights cnuld ayand hear my lirar heat with
great tiolcncc, which would Keep inc awake with
nHniety cor hours. To a Of this, my lungs were very
he,iesIff add u seemed Is NJ die
sumption As no medicine would cure me, u Il lend oil
mine in the Sun Office, adj, iscd me TO use DIR Ta
l'alsam Of Liyerwori, and ] eau only add that one
bottle ofths medicine has cured me entirely.
J. II. PRINCE, 81 PHI st.
From the New York Sun, Aug. 2I, 1888.
Catarrhs, tickling 10 the throat, and raising thin
mucus from the throat sc. in the morning are so e-
quent, that il is almost impossible TO meet person
who is not thus afflicted ecolleet, all persons, that
nearly one halt who die, die with consumption and
eatarrhs, the fruitful seed Of this disease II you
would not die young, attend the first symptoms and
cure them by DIR. Taylor's Balsam of Liyerwort.
| FOR SALE BY
j. G. stone & Co., AGENTS
Guilford, Green Rirer, June, 1889. 40
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Democratic Wigs, and tory loco foeOs.
The. Alexandria Gazette of Monday says:
The Globe, and all lis kidney. in putting
down the results of the Virginia elections,
call the Wings Federdiists, and the Admin.
istration men Democrats This is laughaby
impndent In many sections of Virginia the
reverse is the facl--the old Democrats being
Wings, and their opponents old Federols,s.
This digging up ola buried name, and tying
il to living party is disgusting trick
Democrats forsooth Pshaw!
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A poor woman on board Of the John Bull
steamer, burnt on the ST. Lawrence lost s'1
out of nine children she had with her. An
other woman attached a rope to Newiound-
land dog, who nobly swan ashore with her,
and thus saved her life.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Marlboro District, SIS.
THE Honorable the Probate Court for the
district of Marlboro,-To all persons con-
cerned in the estate of J o L III A N
NIL S, late of Halifax, in said district,
deceased, intestate, GREETING.
nv HEREAS, Jenima A. Niles and John
w Reid, administrators, of the estate Of the
said deceased, propose to render an account of
their administration, and present their account
against said estate for allowance, at the Probate
Court To be holden at the office of the Register,
in said district, on the 9th day of July next:
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear
before said court, at the time and place afore-
said, Ia show cause, If any you have, why the
said account should not he allowed.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
court, at Bra.tleboro, in said district, this
Sth day Of June, A. ID. 1889.
AZ DANA HYDE, Judge.
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Indian Murderers in The Wesh-A letter
from Major VIM. Armstrong, Superinten-
dent of the Western Territory, to Capt. r..
ID. G. Collins, U. s. A. Principal Disburs.
ing Agent, says as follows:
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Iron The Journal of COmmereel

THE ALLEGED SLAvERs.--lt appears that
the brig Eagle, brought in here BY II. Is. M
ship .Buzzard,' was captured off the coast oil
AGica.-She was commanded at the time by
Captain Letting. The brig Clera, Capt
Hooker, was also captured by the Buzz
card on the African coast, and arrived last
night in charge Of British prize master
Both vessels being American officers. 1t was
deemed matter Of courtesy TO send them TO
this country for trial. We understand that
no slaves were found on board of either yes
sci at the time Of the capture, but that they
were both provided with hand cuffs and 9TH
or implements of the horrid traffic, and that
the Captains subsequently admitted the fact
of their having beea engaged in the slave
trade-When captured the vessels were un'
der the Spanish flag
We rejoice that Great Britain has given
us this friendly hint in regard to our remlss'
ness on the subject ofthe Slave Trade a re,
mssness which can be in no way accounted
for except on the voluatary prlnc'pfe; ior II Is
fact, that the capture ola SLAYER by an a
merican cruiser is thing unheard oil ioI
years, and wholly unexpected
The Evansville (Ia.) Journal, says-"John
Station, recently from England, was bitten
bya rattlesnake one day last week, and dieS
within thirty hours thereafter Of the wound
He has left a wife and six young children
destitute ofihe means ofsupport
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j. G. stone Il Co., AGENTS.
Guilford, Green Rirer, June, 1899. 40
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WEEKLY DISPATCH

rINHE Weekly Dispatch, an elegantly print
Il ell quarto of eight pages, containing all
the current news of the week and large
amount of selected and original miscellany, is
published every Saturday at the corner Of
Deeknan and Nassau SITS. New York, and
mailed to country subscribers at So per annum,
payable in advance.
Any person procuring five subscribers, and
RENTING ten dollars, in a note of a solvent
bank, shall receive sixth copy gratis. ADJ
dress II. Hastings Weld, Dispatch Office, New
York City.
- Country editors who will publish this
card to the amount of two dollars, shnll receive
the paper one year therefor.
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GENTLEMEN's
CAST.0FF CLOTHING

BOUGHT, AVE- lHs FULL VALUE GIVEN IN CASH, BY
VI. LEVITT - Duane st., doors from William.
q- The article Of Apparel forming large item the expen
dHre of every Gentleman, is ghly important TO obtain
ready Cash Sale for the when rendered uaseryeebe BY
An immense saving be made annually by attention
TO this hitser considered unimporan subject The subscr
Der having effected arrangements with his cuts o the
Western Country for the Transportation OF Cast of Clothing
&c upon the most liberal is thus enabled tho
outside value An nducemeat to persons having the
favour him with their commands.
line through the Post Office, otherwise the above
address, will with strict attention. je IS m.
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THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST 20. 1889.

dr. Snn CHALLENGE ,.,-LEROy's sPECIFIQUE
JpOOU FRANCHISE, Cor French spee,6e) for the
Gonorrhea, elects, feRae complaints, ~ discharges Of
the secret organs.
The American agents Of this celebrated medicine would
apprx. the paso that this Tie specific OF Doctor
Jerome Leroy Of Paris celebrated TO- the Of this
class Of diseases.
In early stages Of the disease it will positively effect
few without restriction OF Diet fear Of
posare and what much important 1t leaves T.
parts subject to tie troublesome geets or weakness that
often after the Of other medicines.
Ia long proraced stages Of the Gonorrhea, IN obstinate
elects weakness of those organs Is without doubt the
most effectual remedy discovered.
Will also be found certain preventative against the dis
exposed and any where there cause to fear
few doses will arrest lis progress and any further
trouble.
not intention to sort to that deceptive system Of
putting in this city, better proof OF ITS efficacy
challenge to be produced that it viii not cure
der forfeit Of $500
% Observe large bottle is sufficient TO any
cent Of the complaint
Each bottle accompanied Wit full description Of the dis
and all the directions in the English and French
languages.
Fer sale only at the agents office, No IS Nassau street, four
doors from Fulton street. (sP stars Price S6o per bottle
Small bottles 81 aul7 3mf
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PRICE NOT THE TEs:r OF CHEAPNEss.

Political have frequently differed what
fair, and the time the Of value but
who had eravey recorded il
to be his opinion that the nominal article sold for
any Of its actual value. Such notion would be
deemed great faacy that its paper logi
cal deduction would its absuraty and yet those
dvdaas who run about from one store 10 for the pur
Of aceranag the minimum number Of dol and cents
at which they be furnished with articles Of food and
ment, Of course commit stn greater, because more
practical absurdity Than any speculative philosopher would
do, who sat down in his closet to argue from such false
premises. The would merely be laughed at visonar,
schener but the deemed fit only graduate among the
philosophers Of Laputa who contemplated making deal board
out Of Sawdus and extracting unbeams from Ia
king mosmportant oa articles te this dressing
coat whether fIock aress riding, the kind called top
matters not and hsw many different elements all OF which
affect the nteres, of the to make its cost
ls There is the material and secondly the quality
the dye used and the degree the manufacturer
Of the CLOTH These prmordia towards coat iii
self evident must much the wind. weather.
womans caprice and 2dly when hands Of the
Snyder" there the skill of the CUTTER the quat, the
mngs and last. though not least the scientific qualifications
which the artist may possess, who send thin
breathing world not thing Of sreds patches but
article Of beauty utility an luxury faed either adorn
desecrae the Other could aducec
to show that in coats al least things which the world
large think. DOT Of should be taken into before
its actual value be asceraned f these principles
based truth, what folly is then, for Their
shoe leather running after stores finding out tailor
who charge low nominal price, when is evident that
the OF cheapness. They should entirely disregard
price, the time, they should examine material
ascertain the standing Of the manufactures oft not neglect the
skill Of the cutter, and above ALL pay especial attention 10 the
qualifications Of the workman, vino to give the finishing touch
To that which IN It's native simplicity protected the sheep, bu
when proper scientific Of labor has been given
H. is capable Of addss dignity and beauty to the
- uoblest work Of God"
this Of resss,iIy should happen convince any
the bargain bsyers that estimate articles BY dollars and cents
alone they advised forthwith to visit the sToHs
s. PHILLIPS No. 06 WILLIAM and ascertain ny III,
evidence Of their eyes, IL the articles of dress made b,
him. equal in quality durability and workmanship
any oiuced by the fashionable houses Broadway
Having satisfactorily solved this problem, they may comPa
their several nominal prices and he convinced, that although
price the Of cheapness, PHILLIPS SYSTEM is
for although he imports the best article and employs b
the best wokm he nevertheless sells er ready money At
per less than charged b. those who do business the
old and exploded credit system. my2s3m
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o. 1.s~~~ - rEOPLE's LINE FoH ALbANf-
ussarrxyY Landing at the usual ianang.mIhc new snd
skS<-~ss- eonmiodious steamboat ROCHESTERCapt
John, wi, leave The steamboat rer, loot o' Liberty
street Thur.da, afternoon. August 2sh, a. o coek
For freight passage, Apply TO GROOM foW hts, sor.
OF West and Librrty streelsi PETEK ~ S'hoblA al
the Office ON The wharf. "a the Captain on board .
All goods, freight bank bills specie other KIND OF
property taken shipped board Of this boat must be al the
80 az he oxner. thereof m,27-7m
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E-~f5e,,,L Norfolk Charleston, = C., Petersburg and
StasA-=>AsS- Iclmoud.--The steamboat, ALABAMA
KENTUCKY aud JEwESS, all boats Of speed and acconmo
cation will running daily the s April between
Baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower end
spears wharf every afternoon at o'clock Immediately al
the arrival 81 the from Phil pha and will arrive
neat morning Portsmouth in time for the for Wming
steamboats, 10 Charleston Returning will leave
Portsmouth, every day after the arrive from the South and
reach Basors usr morning in tme for the for Pha
dephia
Thes. boats connection with the wen known steam
packet tcoga and sosth Carolina which leave Norfolk
every Saturday Charleston, giving travellers choice The,
also connection with the James River boats to Peters
burg and Richmond Stranger. informed old travellers
know that this the cheapest and most comfortable route Tor
southern travellers there changes from cars steam
boats AMI stages " 80 dead sf night, the Washington
route The coauy therefore hope the travelling part Of the
oommuniy will paron.e em IN giving equal facilities and
superior comfort.
Passage and far, 10 Norfolk, So JOHN W. BROWN,
m26.n Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-29

TRITON INSURANCE. COMPANY,
No. "a Wall street.
New York, Nov. ., 1875.
Election Cor Directors Of this Institution held he,,
n day, the following gcntcmca unanimously chosen
rx.-
Robert L. Patterson, Henry Ogden,
Aiex.sder Patterson, Robert T.. Wetmore,
Cyrus Chenery, Lawrence Ill.,
Samuel ID. Dakp, Henry Ha,Iand,
John Wilson, Philip v, HOLMAN,
Arthur w. Benson, ID. H. Robertson,
John r. Aa.tin. Joras Conckln,
Wm. A. Colt, Joseph Wood,
Ernr.t Fielder, Charles l.. vose,
Bradford Lincoln, George T. For, Jr,
john r. Howard, Joseph y. Bi.omheid,
John y. pelapla,ne, Joseph n. Nonrs
And at subsequent meeting OF the Board Of Directors, the
osr,ns person. were up AM mously elected officers
ROBERT L. PATTERSON, Esq President
JOSEPH b. MONIES, Vice President
ALrx THoMpsos, Jr. Secretary
Capt Hrcros Corris, Inspector.
wnLs Hail., Esg Attorney.
The above ComranyoapitaI sasooos, all paid IN and
cured according 10 law insure iarin inland transports
ten and risks utudng that of hre during transr
on liberal terms mycs
DofDs BLEACHING sPoWDERS.-The sub>.rie'rs,
ID sole agents the State. for the sale Of Boyd s-s
Bleaching Powders supply manufacturers and dealers ~
found faly equal any manufactured IN this country o.
Great Brita,. PERssE BROOKS,
ivl.y OF Liberty 81
90 A CARD-THE PANORAMAS-MR GATHER
WOOD respectfully informs the citizens e New to,k ase
the public rally that he intends TO open for eshbon
NEW PANORAMA early IN October NEXT and usi cunss
quenty the Panorama of " RUsALEM will positively b
that parents nsy bring their chdrsn Sunday and otbe'
School r. achers their scholars and that all ma, have sn ~
portuni'y Of viewing this transcript Of the hey tty'
aui.es2m.
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ONK PRICE HAT STORE.

For chsapness and durability, surpassed by
- heretofore offered. They combine all tie requisite
qualities Of the costly for color, lyhtaess durs
oiity and ustre the reduced price Of S. Their saei
are Tor cash. which pecuds the necessity Of charging the
customer for loss incurred by the bad The public invited
TO examine their Hats at BROWN CO.'S wholesale and
New York. my3i .3m<