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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-02
Total loans and discounts BY the bank

Total loans and discounts BY the banks, 222o 1873
The ses for them mortgages Kentucky stocks ndi-
ydua notes SC The will have hard its
money back.
The bill providing for immediate resumption in the State
passed the Senate of that State the 2h by
vote OF The bill had undergone many amendments
SINCE from the House. The following its leading
fsatures:-
s Ifany bank any Time after the passage Of this act
eordg me contract therein REL or for any dspo
% 'Sef those %sd alter inI r s' o. b G sn
:Ssil iel 90 day. from he time refusal make complaint
msas f. ,@e nh IS day., for or hsssr1g the 90%p
are proved tie Judge shall proceedings 60,
within five days The Governor, Immediately after
Charter rf-i In CASE tn Directors k6odes
OF the act three Commissioners shall be appointed to coeets
sns TaSy Drectsr President Cashier Teller Clerk or
c.her ocef Of the Bsns, shall e,l The Governor has issued
nsssSe or Circulate say Sb Ia the nature
pay sny dividend, Loan or consent thereto shau et
covered as SeJt and ss1 be Imprisoned pnifen.
Aorv not less than more ihanJ.rs years.
These the main features Of the BILL and 1t will be
esycl that IT is sufficiently This bill sent 10 the
House for colcurrrnc sad will pass, without doubt owing
strong anbank feeling there II is also stated that there Is
every probability that tn Governor will dare, the pre-
&C the public mimi to refuse his signature and the
ball will become law The passage eSemptng the banks from
paying those dposes ia specie which have accumulated since
the suspnson very wholesome and makes each bank stand
its responsibility The majority ofthc banks with
exception of hose depostes able Those depo-
consist Of u Bank and Girarl bills which have been
principal circulating medium in Philadelphia These will
BE- paid deposers AID ho inks mus, then
epr circulation. This bill lift becomes law, will be
the s,lyapn ofthe busn Trade will flour
A and grow with the spring business The bank specuaiors
With their Fraudulent sssts and irreeemabe will be
from the shoulders of the laborng community and uni
currency give capital chance to circulate
freely.
resumption in Pcnnsy will involve resumption in
Al, those whereiher through necessity convenience
ie policy ofhe insocnt banks Of Pennsy ANA has been FOL
lowed All tn banks north ana east OF Pnnsy ania, with the
ereep o the New jersey Banks meet their
s.pcmsu in speci. some he banks in the southern part
OF the litter have been uade the influence Of the Phla
ia institutions and forced into the suspension. The
following table Of the Banks Of New Jersey, for Jan $780,
from the report ofhe Bank Commissioners compared with
Ne return Of Jan 1899.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-02
THE STUDY OF
B O O * X Z f = | N G. .

a. Cedar street Broadway
ROOMS both pay and Evening, from IN 2, from
" Ito g. and rom loa This Of Instruction
tine OF the most VS. ful practice.
Outline the Course OF Practice through which Student
pass under the instruction of e. G. MARSH Account
There ere classeshe instruction always impaired to
individuals siagy.
Books ,sed by the Pupl-Invoice Book, Sales Dock Dill
Book, Cash BOOK, Day Boos, Journal, Beger
ACTIONS, let enthusiastically busi iess opening
ISSUING AMI taking notes, interest nos, taking ~
tri I balance.
Transactions I'd nonthVaration. ofhe above anil paync
no!"s before due, plying note IN cash and
failure Rnt conpromisc slipping account. imporng
ech 'ndise discount 49, drawing, ccepng selling rehange
barterng. sippiny 10 order, surng 'rid bal 'nce.
Transactions montAM1ny varatios of the above, and
receiving cunsi nmens Hing do closing do buying ex.
changc, company stcs,ons evin account sales closing
company n makttr entries IN cash book, balance
cash exchanging notes, tril b,larcs.
ahs tc!Ds fh and 5th months Waking eight prac-
uc monthly entries from The invoice book sales boz H. and
csh boob equ on Of Mt partners interest cai.a
current trial balance balance sheet closing The books
rc.npening acc unts
Eaminl,ionss or city questions, to reriew Ae student
various ready Calculation
No course Of Instruction. the subs cber believes has ever
hc,n devised well calculated to impar pact 81 knrw
lege ~ Book in, the offered 20 the public
person ~ good cauaty devotng about three we ks
the attn ~ viii be qualified tokeep correctly and elegantly the
accounts Of any business $500
The Scie~ce of Double Entry Bookkeeping S-yihed -
standard work, eighth edition, 200 pages svoSi IS
The Art 81 single Entry bookkeeping, mprovedhy the in
trofncton Of Proof Balance" iso wages, sv-75 cents
"A Lecture the Study Of Bookkeepine with Balance
sheet" Aneat pamphlet is pages, i2mo.-,s cents
mao lmeod'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-02

A NCIENT JERUSALEM.-Dague and sebron's Great
~ Picture from Paris, Of the Crucxon Mount Calvary and
way This of the largest AMI splendid ustra-
tons of scripur History eyer PAINTED in the world
Open from till dusk Admittanee % centsehdren under
~, half price me I'm
COLTS REPEATING FIRE ARMs--The Patent Arms
Manufacturing Company inform the public that they have
Shot uns OF SIX charges each which they con6dey re,
commend to the notice of Sporsmen, equ in
sns they are they viii throw she superior to any
A.o-Ca ar bines for balls or shot Rifles Of different sizes
of very superior quality Powder and Shot All o which
offered at greatly reduced prices at their Broad
way. ma em'
DEMOvAL.-CUNNINUH CO0NE,.L X nA,...IS
IN Dsers and Rectiders have removed from III South
to the store va troat street, opposite Burng slip where
they will promptly execute orders for the various kinds
Domestic Liquors such rs Pure spirit Brandy, Gin and
PS Orders will also be executed If ef at the Di.tlerv
Front street, Catharine Ferry Brooklyn. n25ws.
MO EXCUSE FOR A COUGH-There is M longer am,
~ doubt but VIM Browns Coumpound Bonese andy YOU
the voice For the genuine, call for Browns BON andy
which Is in Nav YORK. only b. A b. d sands drug
retail b. Ring, So Broadly ~ Embrse, East Broadway;
Hart, 27s Broadway Caddington az Hudson.sL; HILL 2os
place by the origin prescription; that the d.
recons are signed by the proprietor.
able article the proprietor induced oge list ingrr.
dents Bon set ElecaTp Root Lluorce Squils An
GG and Ii, SS
public can now judy wheh prepsrpticn
Why on the bed Of sickn's IS l,yl
Why bear the torment for an hour,
When nowts within your ROVER
out QUIT IT, sYS hEo9 ' and sis,P aR% s BRAIN
Dispel your colds renew the voice,
Irof your own fr,e will and choice
You purchase Browns pure Bon, set candy,
Which cures all coughs and colds sohandyl
N b. Remember the genuine can be had only the above
places all purchased elsewhere must be counterfeit,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-02
Correspondence ofthe Herald.l

PHILADELPHIA, Sunday +. M.
The section Of the Bank bill in the Lower House,
that makes the Stockholders responsible for the
debts ofthe banks, passed by vote of A yeas to 81
nays.
The bill that passed the Senate will not be acted
on for several days yet in the House. Between the
two bills they will do as the did that attempted
70 sit on two stools at time.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-02
BY EXPRESS.
Correspondence Of this Herald.)

The Senate has not been in session to day.
In the House, an hour absorbed in calling on
the Standing Committees for reports, and great
number were presented.
Mr. Habersham, of Georgia, reported bill for the
revision of the act of 1885, relation to the reduc-
ton of duties on property destroyed in New york;
by fire.
Mr. Curtis, of New York, gave notice that he
should in the Of the next week, report Dill
for the establishment of uniform Bankrupt Law
A bill to continue the office of Commissioners OF
Pensions, was now taken up, and gentleman from
Kentucky, whose name do not know, TOOK the
floor, and spoke against its passage till O'CLOCK
when the House adjourned
$500 from the salary of the Commissioners OF Pen
sions That officer is decidedly one of the ablest
men in the employment of the government; his Of
fee is of immense mportance, much so, that the
Kentucky gentleman who wishes to get portion of
his paw Sliced Off will not be able to succeed in his
plans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-02
PACKETS TO ARRIVE.
PACKETS TO DEPART.


John Rovlctt, Stewart Baltimore; southerner ConLl;,
Wilmington, NC, Amelia Strong, stdley, Darisn Geo;
GRAND Condo (Fr ALBERT Chaeston; Monitor Davis Ware
ham, Mass; sarah Abigail Hudson, Fhiladelphiat India
West. Mat,nras; Sir Isaac Newton tHaml Wind. Hsnburs
Ayres stsst Charleson po~hst,sn lawrence Savan
nah, Minerva Adams, Savannah; Sullivan brown, Charles
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-02

BROADWAY CIRcUs.-A bill of immense attraction
is presented at Welch & Co.'s Circus this evening"
comprising the principal acts Of horsemanship by
Cadwallader, Rogers, and Glenroy; the splendid
tree called the COrsars Bride; Darius and his three
pupils the ban 10 extravaganzas, by Sweeny, &c.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-02
Married.

Married.
On Saturday, Feb o. Martin William Cowan ESQ Of New
Work TO karne, reie Of the late VIM Blown OF Phia.
delpha
ga tIilay morning, qs, at ST. Thoras Church. by the
Rnv IT. T. Bayad, t. Pollok Burtwyn. of North Carolina
ANN Matilda Wabugh daughter Of Anthony Barclay, Esl.
of this city
On Friday morning. Feb Col John Van Dyk in the s7th
year Of his
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-02

AUCTION NQTiCE.-Estspsive Sale Of splsndid rurn-
~e or all descriptions. Pspc Fcrt.s Lacking lsse.
Chin Gle.swsr- Carp~iny, Oil Cloth B-As ND We'd inc
Marasse., Sc ON weds~iav, At 70 o'clock, in The las
mo Sc THOMAS BELL, Ayctioneer
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-02
sales mt the Stock Exchange.
State of Trade.

this time year different markets presented much
greater degree of activity than present The inland na,iga
ton has, however opened unusually early, and already its
good effects begin to be visible Strangers from
west making their appearance but nimaons
pected until the produce Is actually in the market Small
quantities that have been stored in the river have
rived. Purchasers foreign remain inactive cV-
pectation Of fall from present prices full supplies
have been received We expect full activity in
business the lake navigation is now nearly clear and
boats from Cleveland 10 Detroit When the immense
titles Of produce hand in the in motion there will
be medium Of exchange. That upon trade
"he holding policy being broken through prices will become
equalized, and great activity Of eapit's created
CoTroSThis market during the fore part OF the week was
ngud and prices suffered reduction This seemed TO bring
buyers into the Market and r business has been done
during the past few days Sales have made as oows-
Upland. .,.......,...7laol New Orleans. .... 7laol
Florida. ............7iasi Mobile, .......... saOl
In the southern ports the market assuming more sac.
tory and healthy appearance The receipts daily increas
ing and the price 10 be regulated BY the demand with
any speculative interference This with the scarcity of
money the freigts, and the decline exchange has the
effect Of reducing the prices Of the p.rs There n
scarcity Of vessel, Of the ports and eghs are con-
sequenty high The following table Of reghts to Liver.
pool and Ha,re, and the rate Of exchange
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-02

THIS table csntaos all the tanks except Morris Cars.
and Banking Company which has tender and decoy duck
b the 8 Bank 10 of i stock operations This
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-02
MONEY MARKET.
Sunday, March I--6 II. NJ.

The stock market heavy yesterday, but prices under
went material change In descriptions there was an
impro and in others decline. Harlem cent?
North American Trust and Banking Company, " cent
There for this stock and stated that the
81 of its best mortgages to London
20 raise money on them Mohawk declined per cent? Paer
per cent; American Exchange Bank cent There
were sales of Manhattan The committee of nves
this have thus far done nothing but address
asking Them in substance to be good
enough the committee if they have done thing that
right 1t very probable that the directors will not be
very communicative and the result will be report equalled
perpicu and intelligence, only BY the report of
the This bank stands possessed of money be-
longing the the amount Of S32S45 This be-
ing the proceeds of loans for certain deposite
with other banks in August last interest of cent
The commissioners that time wanted loan of $500 for
the Erie canal and could bid for their stock The Man
haitian Company proposed finally to take the oan provided
remained with them dposte without interest until drawn
out for the Of interest the canal debts and other
purpoyes TO which be applied Another condition of
che loan was that s7s2s45 should
year, until August This done and
the Manhattan Company received from the state S7s2s5
And loaned her back out of it. 900
Balance borrowed by the bank from the state S232s45
Tn. bank thus has the Of s23si5 of The States money for
year. interest at time when has been
worth per month This money has been loaned
by the bank very doubtful securities and the probability
that the State will realize it, 1t clearly the intention
Of both the bank and its officers that the public shall know
Of AFFAIRS afew committees have been appointed
TO amuse the public the affair dies away and then former
operations will The Legislature Of the State
should institute immediate enquiry into the safety OF the public
money deposited with this The u States is large
creditor and has priority Of claim The demands of bill hold
rs deposors will absorb all the available Of the
and throw the demand Of the State the humbug
stocks real estate and bills receivable Of the cha
r.e,.r ~ hr,he give any information TAe
II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-02
Died.
Passengers Arrived.

In the packet ship Hhone from HavrrMrPh Bergen lady
aud two children; n adane Courmcs, Madame Virgin,
N~rg N,srs w Bititgtnn Count fiusttvc D. trasse Il
Ven Amburz Leyro Drum, CherouJ, and three III TIE
steerage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-02

The in ireghts and fall in bills usually attendant
large crop The markets generally have been little more
active The following is table Of stocks sales prices and
marks for the week previous 70 the date alhxed--
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-02

"a PoR SALE OR TO LET. THE three story brick
Hun House No 20i Ninth street attic and counter cell
lar, fnished complete, German silver CRATES, mahogany
doors slated furniture Kitchen asone eistern Of rrat
capacity; furnace with fucs throughout the house, king
tubes; fore. pump hot water risten and bathing The
House built a'out been little
ped h., ben nav painted and IL in perfect order Aprly
HENRY LYNCH on the premises, or 10 GERARDUs
~ WV. tsn.. nc Water strret. frs I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-02
Philadelphia Advertise ments.

NORTH CAROLINA DRESSING ROOMS under the
~ United States HottL-BOSTON H. HENDERSON in
% the PUBLIC that he has opened large and elegant Rooms
house His Rooms elegantly furnished for the
oaon OF Gentemen who If they prefer it. be furnished
water. - - - - " ~
D lie keeps constantly hand Perumery brushes and
every article Tor useand comfort his hue The
ha ing been for more than five this the
HOTEL hopes Wy attention and
ronaee from Travellers and the Gentlemen
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-02

DOG BOsT.-Los, vest, ryiav morning IN the
cQu.y lower part of Brcod~ay Bleuhefn Pul, teom-
~ mo.ly called spsrilA about siy months old
- the body marked white aud hrwn. the ears brown
and mech and chest pure ,hc The finder will
beraliy rewarded nv re the Dog 20 70 BROADWAY
81 RVrhange Place. frp stairs E2sTm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-02

COKF The elesn,st ehearcs AMI hest Fuel that he
" used for parlors cooking Arpy al the Cornuany
Mercer street Of ne Engineer al the Works foo,
| of Eighteeuth street. North River feH "a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-02

CARD.--BOwERY AMPHITHEATRF-Mr. IL
"a ROOSEVELT respectfully announces to the public Of
II the Bowery Amphth Monday newt, March
grand variety Of ENTERTAINMENTS will Ne produced, among
others the beautiful Spectacle OF MAZFPPA first appear
Of Female Rope Dancer Naval Bel ct and real ship,
the French Iltse OF Poicine Vampire; and several
EQUESTRIAN AcIs.
Eyeeai Nofies-On this evening the magnificent Meas-
will be thrown open those persons who visit the boxes,
/ T,.. n. ad4 fe1-t No
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26
WIN. G. C0ZZENS & co.
Haze reeefoed gfihfn the last ZEN Days,
FIFTY PACKAGES or
SEAS0nABlE DRY GOODS

EONsISTING ofevery variety of Fall fashion.
~ aud being almost entirely purchased ia large
cts aud original packages, thsy feel assured that
they oer them To their customers OH a very low
sale. Among them are
3case. English Merinos, Of a very superior style,
and soft 6aisb.
case German Thibet Mernoes, Of bright dark
assorted eolors.
Double A superior Thben.
Fancy stripe double A do entire new style.
Double aud single width printed SaIonies and
Mernos.
Figured colored Aepines
Celestines, a new srtcle and very rich for closks,
dresses, &c.
Dark chutz colois French Mous,elns de Lains
Plain do do.
Dark rich chintz Calicoes.
Blue black and colored superior Silks.
Rich Shawls at a reduced price.
Plaid rnd fancy Ribbons.
80 pieces Hun,er's Beaver aud Pilot Cloth. foro-
vercoap
Broadclo,hs, Carsimeres, and Ves,ings, in great
variety
Blue Keneys, sat,inetts, &c, &s.
Newport Oct oh, 1899.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26

-- Plau,s HeIbaceous Perenlals. &c. he
Fruit consists Of great variety ofhe best Amertnn,
English French aud other European varieties OF A p
pies Pears. Cherrie-. Peaches Pluns, Nectaiins,
Aprlcots Mnlberrics, Ounces, Grapes Gooseber-
ries Curranis. Raspberries, Srawbernes, with =
variety of Nuts. as Fiberts, fiazelnuts, Chesnuis,
Walnats, hickory nuts &c.
! Their collection Of Ornamental and Forest Trees
is eYtensive-anong which are Oaks, Naples, Ellns
! Ainnthus Adele Lindeus, Locusis several yarie
tie. of :he Horse Chesnni. Ash. CataIl u, Tulip
Larch Magnoas Blsam Fir. &c. With u great va
iiety Of others 10 be found in their Catalogue.
/ The proprietors have made large additions the
present season of Fruit, Ornamental and Forest
Trees. Shrubs and Flowers. among which are some
of the most rare and hahniilIl varieties Of the Mos
Rose selected from thu most celebrated GardeDs ia
/ Europe.
! They have grca' variety Of the most desirable
Plants for Ornamental or permanent Hedges among
which ire the BuckthorD (Ramnus CathduteuS) iiaw-
horns, Washington Thorns Cockspur ThOrns. En-
ropean Privet three thorned AccaccIa, with a few
thousand OF the celebrated Usage Orange HdefuTd
very beautiful plant the leaves valuable for the
feeding nf silk worms, of which the worms are very
fond.
Catalogues furnished gratis, "n Application to
CHARLES n. TILIEY, Of Newport, where
any information in regard to Trees may be obtained
also orders for Trees aud Plants, mHy he LETT. Cat
alngues maled to any par, of the Union. when re-
any par, of the city of Providence 1ldr dlra&Sfgsn
FERDINAND POTTER & co.
Botanic GnTden, September 25ih 1890,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26
ELEGANT
C0U N TRY SEA 7
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE npon reasonable terms the ELE-
II CANT MANSION HOUSE OF ROBERT
JOHNSTON. ESQ. near the celebrated Newport
Beach, together with all the buildings and about
eight acres Of Land Of prime quality.
The situation for prosp pect and merry is not ex-
ceeded by any III Naw England-is ornaulented IN
the Lawn IN front and sid5s with variety OF Forest
Tree, and elegant shrubbery, and presents To gen.
,lenIan OF taste opportunity for investment ofcap-
ita very seldom TO be found
Fui terms and view of the premises apply to
ie26 JOSIAH c. SHAW, Newport, r, |.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26
THOMAS VI. Ss;.ABU..Y'S
LIVERY $1,000 ;s STABLE
HAS nEEN REMOVED from KnomIe.

HAS BEEN REMOVED from Knowles
IL II Wharf to the Old stand ia Green StTeet for.
lnerly occupied by Seal ury Il Tenant; where he
will be happy receive the orders of his old irend-
aud Customers To whom he return, thanks for THEN
past fyors and socits continuance OF their patron
aye
Ut Orders left as above--at his stable in Peham-si
at his house iH Chureh.st will meet with prompt
attention Passengers conveyed aud to from the
STEAMBOATS, as usual.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-02-26
MARY TILLEY.
TIG GASNETa
AND PHILADELPHIA MONTHLY MALAlINe

PROSPECTUS or NEW VOLUME.
TWSHE unparalleled success which has attended
IL the CAskEr since it ihio the
hands Of the new proprieIors, indntes them to be-
gin a volume WITH S1IL fUk1 HEX At
FRACTIONS on the first OF JanuaIy neal.
lIS LITERARY CHAkAC1E liz, which Las
called forth so many cOhDitnts, VIII siili continue
under tie control OF tie same editor. SeNera.
contributors however, oi hlgh talent have beet
sssed besides iLose WHO have art afi, L.en ens'ed
~ its favor. The Masszine will be enlarged, aId
" III contain greater quantity Ui reading mAlier
than any periodical published at tic same Irlcs IN
this county. The work will Al pear M Il lev and
beauiliui tpe cast expressly for the purpose, aud
Wi be printed on ii,t nnesi paper.
II will be oruanlrn,,d wnhiL- FINEST sTIEL
ENGRANINUS. Lro, ided at hes,, eAi,bs.. Snd
executed IIum tie choicest designs. 1ONAi! tie
style Of these Illustrations, tb. services Of o,un-
sulshed artists have be.h engaged TO iuin'sh ~ 10.
iervals niezzuliuts Tor IL. en-uIig 'olnins he
heads Of several Ufsffn gHfs.to .Snfrtttr " fn-
trs viii alJ ear in The cOufse oi tie !.Sr lL' l1e
fishers deter fnIcd TO leave Loibibe utCohe o er
II tie patronage oi liberal rbIc. Lave ie'o,ed,
after much ,oUriiaIiun iio man, ct iLei Is,, ead.
.rs tn publish quarterly, a. AN extra. II Ctrrsef
g,jats OF The --latest fashfess, hfshiy tehr,d,
aud executed In the finest style oi ihe ART Ills
department will lie under The coniiol 81 french
gentleman o. much taste aud experience; aud viii
h. touud 10 excel any thing ever aii mi ted ~ this
i'm, m America Tie extra in the present (Noyen-
b.t) number. uia, he tohsic.Ito lar ttin.,L
what tnes.. "a. Lion plates viii be.
Tie MUSIC DEPART MINT, as hereiofare.
will be under the charge Of M.sr. 6. ". Hewitt
4 Co.. aud the hDe piece. oi copyn.hi musie
wbirh the, have hitherto furnished aIs lusrahl.s
for the iuturr.
The a.nsring terms in which the Caster hs. been
noticed b, ih. Jonrnsl. IN every section of the unan.
establish heN oia doubt it, claims supp Eener-
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gives Tor the traders money
TLENS.-S3 per snDuin. Invariably 10 AD-
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Nov. 20 philsdslphi,.