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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-05

NOTlCE-The Copartnership heretofore exist
ire betweea aneiS J. Whts-y and Geo. ". Jenkins
this DAY dissolved By mutual Consent The business viii be
contaud az The old stand Nos John 81 under the firm OF
PHiLBlN &J.ShlNs.-Sew-York, August lst. 1873
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-05

- FOIi LONDON-Packet OF September 2Oth
<&r-r,,S-The packet ship GLADIATOR, Thomas Bnuon
will sail above, her regular day For freight
isssse having superior accommodations apply sn board
foot of Maiden Lane,
GRiNNELL, MINTIJRN * co 70 South ST.
Price of passage So.
The packet ship WELLINGTON, d Chadwick master,
will succeed the Gladiator and viii sa, October 10th, her
-ul, dlr a
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PRINT WAREHOUSE IN NEW. YORK.

y F. LEE, formerly OF the firm of Lord & Lees,
-. Lee x Blbcock SC. and L. B. BREWSTER under
the firm Of l. ~ x BREWSTER, have established ll3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-05
DANDRUFF, or Loss of Hair, is caused bya

DANDRUFF, or Loss of Hair, Is caused by.;a
langud obstucted circulation the small b!ooesses
which supply the scalp aud hal with nourhment cense
qence Of which The preparation becomes thick and clammy
and dries on the surface forming which
clogs the pores Of the skin, aud b. its pressure against the
the hair prevents from receiving sufficient noT
retain vitality The hair then becomes harsh and
pleasant changes color and falls OF This unhealthy afec
non very speedily and efeeiualiy cnied by JAYNES
HAIR TONIC, which reWfes tie doman, powers OF tho
surface vessels removes the dn IT. and produces and
healthy growth of hairto supply the ol and badness pre-
vented or removed where Is alreidr exists
The following certificate is selected, which sufficiently
proves itseytra0rdlnary virtues:
MesSrs a B. x d. Sands GsDtlemerlts of justice
you and Dr. jayne send this certificate inform yor
Of the invaluable benefit my wife Las received from the
Dr. Jayne Hair Tonic. She lost only -r entire head Of
HAIR but her eyebrows also and after irving various remedies
with benefit, she use. Jf Jayncs Hair Tonic She used
bottles before could discover the hair had started aud
commencing th the third, started grow finely and
ew weeks head and eyebrows covered with thick
gowh of ie black hair better han she had lost think
entirely produced b the the Tonic and would re.
commend II 10 all who need asmilar remedy.
Truly yours, JOHN n. JACKSON
Prepared only by Dr.. d. JAYNE 90 South Thir!.stner,
Philadelphia. Price ST.
Sold wholesale and retail By A. B. & D. SANDS Drug.
gss 70 Fulton of Goli-seet. Also sold BY ABRA.
IAN b. SANDS * co, No. 273 Broadway corner of
ChamberstTeet; DAVID SANDS CO., No II East Broad.
way. alu9 I'm
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NEW-i YORK, NONtnp"r ''-I"'I'
NrA e WhtteYnore:-Sr-gn August last hal severe
liar on several days hogsh II so34 GPp"r
sent M some previous. The experiment Issmited IN an
), lea valuable medicine. Respectfully yours r,.-,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-05

CURE OF DYSPEPSIA AND DROPSY
Mr.. KELLYD-ar Sir-I been afflicted for 8 years
with distressing pain in stomach, cO,tveness my
bowels limbs very much wO-n. After eatiGg my meals
was great distress for shor: time and then Threw up
what had eaten In short sir have scarcely found
Comfort during that time have tired all kinds of medicine
that could think of s advantage and had almost
given MP all hopes of getting relief beng now
years OF the advertisement OF your Doubft Ex
Of Sarsalarlla Candy and thought I'D try
have taken 1t now about xeeAs udTth4s completely r
gulat-d system. any thing tiat before
and have not been sjck SINCE commenced taking it,
sincerely and heartily th2nk God, aud render my gooaw
and thanks for Sieye your Candy has beer. 4e
means Of giving Ins health and comfort mr. old age. You
welcome make any of this you may think proper.
JOHN JACKSON, Williamsburg l.. /.
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W. * J. 7. TAPSCOTT,

The Queen OF the West viii sail from Liverpool the 3th
Of November. Persons wishing send for their friends
have them brought out her. oh. FIRST class ships sailing
weekly, favorable terms. D ats for amount, payable
demand without discount. all the principal Of
England Ireland Scotland or Wales constantly for sale
above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-05

WASHINGTON ELlXIR.-A pure vegetable
compound Natures God has secreted in the vege-
table kingdom safe aad speedy remedies for all Diseases
search Tor and discover these part Of mans allotted
TOLL This we'll known assertion OF Dioscorlds, OF The
profound OF the ancient philosophers, has received
another truth and wisdom the discovery OF
the Washington ELIXIR, which for its many virtues may be
called GcSend 70 the afflicted |: IS ony
that hundreds Of eur best ci;Izes its alInos,
magic III thoroughly curing that most intoleab Of all
tiss7SrS-
FEVER AND AGUE.-The Washington Elixir IS equal.
" -fcac0as lie OF Cholera NorbUs Bilious Choiic
piarraoea AID DyssneFy, Wonas and DysF~psia. The
Washington Elixir bea: composed entirely Of Vegetable
substances, IS Of eoaEse PERFECTLY simple aud harmless
cumIe t- stomach perform the peculiar functions
aue eectIa radical cur of the above mentioned dis
dee -t L., rel paffeQqen, caused permanent
cure.
TIE Washington Elixir in envelopes containing cI-a- sin
r 5gd ptc ieFiss Use mas 5e obtained Of DR.
:. NJ GlicN, IL B1Sery, Grand-s,. 4nd OF Il. T.
flus, q rand ad CsoustS. j. WsDdoyer. II Eighth
Avenue, y " Ga.nCen 81 Sixth Avenue DR.. i. L.s.e
Avenue aud % street D. Il Bnrtratt coz u Avenue
eed s;h street; Dr. H A Field, cor Broadway and 18th
Guinness lS al Arerae, cor lt I'd. Ch-stsleY
COT BoTeTy and Boom4,s;: j Coliiugton, 2z7 Hudson
81; K l. Cotton, 263 5!ercker->t Oliver De.omlS Co..
% Ghataul-st Dr.. VIM. Cecil Iurkyille; \. L. Iouns-
bnrr. haa4iczErille Or. W G. Wood Harlem. 81 In
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From, Mr. David s Mills Jr, OF Bushwick,, l.. We'll
Lown IN the Civ OF Ne,yYok, that supplies
them with pure Milk. 81, -,
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CCARPA'S OIL FOR DEAFNESS Import
- ant fo1 the Deai.We commend 10 the particular 1!rn
ton of those DESTROYS having h-r hearing restored scar
cas- Oil for Deafness We hear highly spoken oil b. those
who have used it, and who OF course know IT. value.
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SLATE Of Ny York, Kings County S.
John Jackson, with whom personally ACQUAINTED an.
Eeared before me- tn, 5h day OF May 8i3 and b~in By me
duly sworn, says that all he has stated above substantially
true and correct IN every particular Subscribed aud sly ON
before ne, this 5h Cav OF MAY, 1873
NATHANIEL PAKISu iustce OF LIE Fac
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m n1 PEOPLES LINE OF STEAM
E-A4IBOATS FOR ALBANY. EA I-Y. Sunday

m efE1 -PEOPLE'S. LINE OF SIEAII-
BoATs FOB Ei AE6AT y E = = s Gea5
r NJ From the Steamboat Pier between Courtlard and LIB
ertrstr-etS- ,->-,c-,-uroCrru
Capt A p. ST. 5ha, will leave Monday "-jnssday and
Ia o az and eom,odoas Steamboat ROCHESTER,
Cart A. Honghton will leave Tuesday, Thursday, aad SAT-
urday al O'Clock, P NJ
s,sa,aba,, NORTH AMERICA Capt. II. II. frueslell,
viii s.ve MONDAY. "wednesday aud Friday evenings al
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, apt. l.. ". Bfalnart
viii lrare Tuesday Thursday and SATURDAY. evenings, al
Psefyers taking his Line OF Boats vii! ut all times arrive
Il Iban ample TINE 20 ts the Morning tram OF Cars 9f
H. F,sr or West The above Boats and sabst2nt..
re furnished j and ele=ant State Rooms and Tor
passage OF eisht apply on board 10 F. CSchultz at the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-05

NOTHING will dress The Human Hair so beau.
n ul th shilling Oo SaiS Of a JGes c .G Hs
-, ,nd anr.srance and Will not dry II like Other
but j. il % ,aJ ,S lay Ss sis (. sS Sy Of Of
SoJ h, l0SES a, he sicr Of the American Eagls, 81
Ch,hara.strt n " I39 Fultoa-stIeet brooklyn ais In
EMPORIUM OF CHINA. GLASS, Nc.-The
T. cheapest and greatest variety Of China Sls. and a't
s Ware that eau found the city IS az o. SiItA
nus. opposite Ami,y-stree Purchasers wshns TO supply
themselves cheap Ill meet with polite aenon and
the best but prceGS, PERSONS VINO 20 hoen killing
zine are requested Not 10 call.
y 3. 4 choice collection OF Plants III bloom Tor sale
90,
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gay IT. POWELL Il CO.'S LINE FOR
NEWBURGH Landing at CaIwcl!Ss; I YVES,
tsrlaSra Point and Cold s,ng-l steamboat HIGH
ln.stIgdt, every MONDAY THURSDAY and Saturday,
o'clock r. NJ. Returning, will leave New u1sh every
F. NJ For regh OF passage apply the CAPTAIN on board
Ba.gas. and ei= h; Of all descriptions bank bills or specie
NM ON board must be al the risk the thereof unless
= IN ~ ladi. or .cnts he signed for the Jyl
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Il ,s-.1 FOR SHREWSBURY. LONG
BRANtG5H OCEAN ;;,l HQT 81 y, FORT I
RED BNNK-Th, steamboat RUS, Capr.W. T. Schnlrz.
will leave New.YoEk from Fulton Make: " na and run
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q .Tz-7 olNDEPENDENr REGULAR OPP
z=s-t;.lG,--l POSITION LINE FOR BOSTON via
49,. NEWPORT AND pROVlDENCE-Cahin
iaT 10 BOSTON 81 50 Deck Boston 81 5U Cabin fare
10 Newport and Providence 81 Deck fare TO Newport and
Providence 50 cents c,rpr,c
Tn new coamodious and ast-saing teamboat CURTIS
PECK Captain William H. Peck will leave ihep;es east s,s
CaaIns Market slip East river) Monday Wednesday, and
Friday AZ FIVE o'clock in the afternoon.
s,,;.s I ~ on hoard jyl7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-11
DANGEROUS INrRIcr-r,,

ooms petty political Titus Oateses. who arc ers
discovering mea-,ub plot 10 overthrow something .
somebody seized the occasion of recsn, wat of Il
par OF The Globe to- his personal friend Con
70 erect some nest magnificent conspiracies ,herson
"nch were 10 do more mischief even ib,n Tho nm
powder OF Guy Faux, had it exploded md ssnt ~.
mares and ms Parliament into the air ~ Tho foo.
ing plan, un'arnlshed tale" (under The above can
nono mat gentleman brushes away the cohrsbs =,
.o tat ,nese aru spiders have spun with which
10 catch SILLY Hies:-.N. Y. PteLeiaa ~"
"rhs editor of the Globe 6nds himself nro, ,,o,.
important parsonage than he imagined In this t,sy.l-
ing age one would have supposed tina, at the snjI
son OF The year., Washington editor, who had cbdrs,
settled IN the great city of the Far West, whon he -,
MOI seen 10. years might indulge his parental affection
ana ms curiosity, by fight the steam cars and 81.
ooats' 10 spend forinigh, with them in ths;r 10.
MONIES, Without suhjsctng himself 70 tho ch,-na
making such journey for The purpose of copsnmm,l
aug some deep political conspiracy The same indiv.
Huai whose fortunes had risen under the olnenoo M
widely dhused popularity the fostering ca "a and
i.ss 81 General Jackson, might 90 out of bis way
..e 70 pay his homage TO his lustrious friend and
'au0n ENJOY his society and his hospitality unde, his
TOOL tor the frat and possibly the last time With
rendering the suppostion necessary tb., .ons 81;
'ef political motive at the bottom of tbs v.;t
mo- a. frankfort and Lexington lay directly in the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-11
ceI,5rot;oa of The Fourth of yni,.

AlrxANruIA, ID. G., July 6.-The Anniversary o
our National lrdepenc, nee was appropriately ant
han isomely celebrated IN thus place Al sunrise, 10y
fu neal from all the tells the firing Of national
Lutte aad the display of flags from the vessels and II
the public square, commenced the ceremonies oil The
occasion. The military soon assembled, and the siree
were enllvened by the marching OF the two vountee
COMMUNICATIVE Mount Vernon Guards, commanded
by Capt SNYDER, AID he Alexandria RlHemen, com
manded by Capt Hawkins. The Cold Water Army
composed of youths, with appropriate banners ant
badges and preceded BY band Of muse, also marched
through the streets during tho morning At u clock
the Mount Vernon GGrrCs, with large number OF CT
teens, assembled - grove in the Village where h'
Declaration o. Independence, preceded ny some very
happy and eloquent remarks, read b" Lawrenc,
B Taylor, Esq, and patriotic ami appropriate Ora
ton delivered 10y I. " Thomas Esq The cereHo
Mes at this place, commenced by ervid preye
by the Rev. &. A. DAVIS The company then sa
down 10 handsome dinner prepared in excellent sty
by Mr. Carroll, and spent several hours social ant
temperate enjoyment. All who had the pleasure o
being present at the Village, speak in the hghes
terms of the Reverend gentleman who officaied, o
the correct and graceful manner Of the Reader of t
Decara,ion and Of the beauty of his remarks, and o
the fine spirit and elevated STYLE of the Orator. who's
efior, did credit 10 hiss talents anc 10 the occasion OF
which they were displayed We should be pleased
indeed the Com,ai;;ee of Arrangements could pre-
vail on the Reader Sad the Orator favor the publ
with n copy o. their remarks.
The Alexandra R.dcmen celebrated tie das --i.--
dinner at Lbs NssAt nd the voenyss ~ sun
psmles tired ten de jo's al intervals during the day
The Cold Water Army with many of the friends Of
Temperance assembled in the afternoon at the Me.
thodist Episcopal Church, where various interes;no
exercises took place.
ihe whole Gay was spent most acreeably By those
engaged in the celebration. The weather was ds;nh,
io and numbers from the District cities took the on
pottnnity OF escaping for few hours from tho b,s,f
VI inc towns, 10 the quiet OF the country or un,,d IN
.he various pleasure excursions that were n,ade dor
'ne fiVer IN The different steamboats, and oher vessels
which ply on the Potomac - Ga.eue 'sSs''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-11

,ent alterations IN the currency or IN those great
causes which influence the course OF trade. frecsely
Nth The e1pira,on of the Compromise Act at the end
&c The Cd nusrter of IS42 the decline enced, and
has continued up 10 the present time, notwithstanding
that The xpors of the fourth quarter OF lS42 were very
Inroe The exports or foreign goods were very small,
sbownp that ell which had been imported under the
loyy duties were retained for consumption Thus the
domestic exports which constitute The means oil buy
n increased lille the proceeds returned in the shape
NJ spece. uoods being prohibited The fact that sPe'
c;a lid came back IS also proof that the imports
rn ,bs first 81, months Of 1912 we're not in excess
,hers was no debt due abroad for them The value
of merchandise paving duty, imported IN the fourth
or,r,er of 1890 was 7,l97 493, and the duties &C
ru;no thereon was 579359, equal TO an average Of
AZ So per cent, The expenses OF the Government are
bont % 00 600 per month, which, Tor i've months,
liz go 5oO 900 In that five months, ending June Isl,
Tho outstanding Treasury notes increased 6OD,0Ou,
showing the receipts of the Government from all quar-
Tor. 70 have been sIl 900 900. IT SlO,OooOOO were
S.r;ed from the customs at the above average, The
n, no1s having duty would have been short OF S25,
onr GnO ior FIVE months In all this time money has
accumulated on the sea boaid-produce has come for
,,ard in n manner never before eqnaed, as evinced
IN the bigh tolls of the public works These facts
~ conclusive as TO the ruinous effects OF the Tariff
and the nprobabity Of any great revival OF foreign
trade until it is definitely settled on low revenue
ba.ia Hence. as money accumulates here from the
ouidation of the banking through the country, the
nann,snt of dividends. and of New York and other
,ocLe that fall due in addition to the proceeds OF
The new crops the rate Of interest WIZ tall much
lower. and the demand for money await The Perma-
nent regulation Of the Tariff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-11
The Oreeon Pleasure Pariy.

Nj. G. Field (sPhazma') Of the N. o. Picayune,
writes his last letter from "Camp William, Shawnee
land, Missouri Territory, the exact locality of which
is not designated map. He says, under date Of
18th ultimo:
'Col. Sudlette has arrived with munfcent supply
Of horses and mules, and only wait TO be joined
by young Fremont, son in Law of Senator Benton,
who IS starting out surveying expedition oy Go
vernncn order, the object beng to select sites Tor
chain of military posts. We number about Fifty, and
his party some thirty more, which will make u.s. in
all, eighty strong; we'll prepared for DANGER should any
US, and quite ready to meet 1t. We have been
joined here by Leuts Graham and Smith from Jeffer.
son Barracks, and MIR F. Hill of Maryland, Edmund
F. Choueau, old mountain traveller, though still
with the roundness of youth upon his cheek, was also
pshed students with US, by the name of Herman,
who were formerly of New Orleans, though Of late
years they have 'fhalled' from Baltimore
''Sir William Stewart il in fine health and spirits,
and makes himself beloved BY all around him. He is
not exactly the ".nc old English gentleman, as de-
scrlbed in Russels famous melody, for find him
leaving tho halls and parks of sMuthy' 1.-THE name o.
his hereditary mansion on the Tay,) to seek the ex-
citing sport of the chase our wild prairies and
mountains; but that he is at the nobIeman and
the gentleman, all who know him cheerfully pro-
tcaim.
"Ihe grass lie yet low, barely showing green surface
syer the distant prairie rolls, but have had great
eai OF ram during the last two days. and week will,
0ouo', furnish good grazing tor our animals All mas
?ne happily and InerrIly with as yet, save the &C
fdent OF one OF our companions being thrown violently
the ground IN attempting 10 mornta refractory bare
acked mule, by which his left dislocated at
shoulder twas replaced, however, in few hours
Tier by surgeon young Dr.. Tlghman of Baltimore,
gentleman OF remarkable skill and professional al
Innment
"lhe Shawnee Indians settled about here seem and
ave The reputation of being industrious and worthy
Zoe, cuiliSatIns small farms and raising large quantI-
es OF corn They retiring and peaceable, and sus-
I'm character for honesty whc!: claims for them
justly the place they occupy next door to the
'hite man. The whole tribe met some miles from
fre last Wednesday, for their grand semi-annual
Bread Dance, about which you shall hear in fitting
sason. Three or four of rs attended the Shawnee
Stree, and we shall have capital story 10 relate of
our supper aHd lodging beneath the hospitabe roof of
Nick alta Beasca great chief otherwise familiarly
kaown as Joe Day"
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INSTRUCTIVE FIRE AT FALL RIVER
IN, ihiy9 of the ToDn IN ashes.
PROVIDENCE JouRsAL EXTRA,


Monday, July Sd, II o'clock, M
.,o .,oct Sunday afternoon, most destructive
G,o hroLo ont IA Fall River, which ragged WIN g'ea
fnrv mil Il destroyed the greater portion OF ,he ous
mesa onar,er OF the town Owing TO me ponoS has.n
49, aJ,o II there was al first difficulty IN gelt'ne
water and when that was ootaihea gfea' par y he
100 had heen destroyed by the rapid advance O. Inc
a,me. Tine fire swept Main street for about hai!
,la Several buildings were blown up, but win l.t'e
f., n arres,ing the flames, which caught from the
snail, The fire spread until midnight, when Il was
got under control a.. poo.sss
R,;aga Mill large and valuable establishment .h'
Poc.sss, House the Manufacturers Hotel, the Fai
R;ysr Rank buildings the Savings Rank bui!dng, INK
t,us,om House. the Post Office, the Methodist onulcn
tho Christian Union Church. the Monitor ffinuhs
0Goe The Argus Printing office, and about two nun
d,sd other buildings including all the P'incPai "ho'e
sale and retail! stores IN the village.
Letter from Fall Ricer, July 3, ls43.
Another awful conAagration has visited us leslet
day al 3 O'Clock p NJ The alarm OF hre was Souhaeu
md immediately The flames were seen 10 issue 'ol.
from the very extensive cabinet warehouse ahu ma
nufac,ory of Abner l.. Westgae, and several carpen
.e.s shops and piles of lumber annexed, (prooapl.
caused by several boys who were flashing powder Dc
tween the shops and the ware room
The fire Immediately crossed over WAN e'ee., .
proceeded North al very rapid rate, taxing
building on Main street. both sides, for nearly na'i
NIL. and was only arrested when 1t arrived at slaJo
Durees house, on the West side "f the street. ana OF
the East side going little past and taking the house
of Dr. Archer, extending back to Tie East on all IN
streets which II crossed TO Rock street, ana on n'
with Ire Troy factories, (whch were saVeoD "',u "
the West il took from tg:o to four hndinGs on all 'h'
streets Inch it crossed The Pocasset Bridge Factors
is the only one burned, though Eddys sanel actor!
was considerably injured All our public houses al'
burned: both bank buildings, pcs: office ana Gust"
house; Methodist, Univcrsast and Free WV, psp''s
meeting houses, both printing offices, and all the fame.
goods stores and other buildings the number OF aoou
300 Ara as to the loss, hardly dare give an OPINION
ou. should suppose it from two to four hundred 'hou
,snd dollars
Hundreds Of families are by this disaster deprive
of shelter food and clothing, and the case IS one "nc
presents Itself strongly to The sympathes of the char
table More than thousand persons are IN this des
tltute condition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-07-11

first took two 500 notes and gave them to Halliday
as an experiment Ga the next cay naiday .e.u
cd him one Of the notes with the ink entirely extract
81 800 ,hn other as his share in the bnsiness-
and Il WV. then agreed that Breedove should take
ths o.hsrs Accordingly, he watched for some days
to see when the package should be made up and ~nsn
was made up, w'h other oOas , 10 0b bo" kesns
a,, h Ges, rr moment TO pocket the package, and
mmpdis,eIv .ough; for Hail,day 10 whom he gave =,
cay, y5: lie gave Breed!ove the second note
ha, he had spoiled several ohem in the process o. es
traction From ine to t, dung Inc iapsa en Al
$500 srs thu, received BY Brcedove, Halliday
s Ggs,s, that he had ruined several in trying
" w.. .ha ink Breedove what IS known al
the Duty Bond clerk in the Custom house ana
the only one of the persons sad ,h to be concerned