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New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

70 The following works for sale at the Office OF The
NewYok Tribune Nassa.s opposite the City Hall, IN
the City OF New-York liberal discount from the retail
prices made persons who purchase sell again.
Lie and Speeches Of Henry Ca2 vols. of upwards of
lloO pages. and cnsraylngs gs......... 81 90
American Laborer, vol. ocrs so ....... / CD
Inc e ss o. fartiea tried b. their Acts by JuniIs
~, y oO per 100 copies .OGl copies for 90 on
oy Junirs 81 ~ per !G0 coples 1900
Travels in Oregon Rocky Mountains. SC, by fanham .
ellsworth celebrated Report Agriculture Arts 25
Lardners Lectures on Astronomy 25
CennSi5E .a experiments N Philosophy, by Griffith
Political Economy by Atkinson vii, ri; an lntraduc.
non b. II. Greeley. =. - 95
Slreents Life ef Henry Clay single copies g. cens-3o
cnpiss for 81. Ut l0a copies sfor...9.......' 3 co
Gales Elements OF Philosophy. .;............. 81!
Beauties Of Wesley, being selections his w IS,
W'h- Almanac for 1913. 80. =. ....-.... l2I
Temperance AImanacs for 1874 By the lo' or b. the 1000
Farmers -
Peter simple, BY NI4rryat;
Jacob Faithful by Aiaryatt... s
A full account OF the Somers Malay with Diagrams,
sc, and all the Documents -. =. ..... y:
Family Magazine 10 be completed IN 6 Numbers, each
o,Coanell, Memoir on ifsaad. With PORTRAIT. q
Mr. Clly's Speech on retiring from the u $. Senate and
at Lexington, ky.-Pamphlet. ................ 6.
Pieadings and Argument in the Of j. Feriiaore
Cooper vs. Horace Greeley and Thomas McEirath,
with running Commentaries on The Law of LIBEL. CT
Lecture oa " Magnetism and Astronomy, by Richard
Speeches Of Hon T. F. Marshall on Alcohol and In
temperance and fashionable Wine Drinking ...... 6
Orders must b. accompaniedby the cash and addressed
~ GREELEY X NiCt,LRATH Naw-TOrk
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T'IIE COMPLEXION AND ERUPTIONS OF
l. the Face Body, Skin chapped tender Fles, &c.
miracle, woGte and blessing any eruptions
Disagreement Of the skin, and tender cia?prd flesh tie
Italian Chemical SOAP The effect Of this the skin al
most supergnan 1t has received the highest encomiums Of
remedy for pimIes, rcckIrs botches scnryy salt heum
tan, sunbnrnt morphsw, ehapped tender flesh. 1t w
crarness Il the bites Of inects mosquitoes, &c
Sold price 50 cents cake at the sign Of the American Eagle
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28
en- to creep TO my couch.

~ Sy1vanin Association.-Offce No. 25
pne St tird story. Open from 10 A VI. and from 10
r NJ Information cheerinly given. The Constitution
gwen.
Members of Association. (Sne pr-ftrreJl jylOf
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nRUG AND MEDICINE EST ADJUSTMENT
~ FOR S!iLE.-The Drug and Medicine Establishment
of the Late C. T. Bull & Co., offered for sale very
commoang terms, beirg No. 79 Main street, Hartford Con
great and Of ha first quality for city trade and The fur
niture and fixtures aud appropriate and VIII
compare with any similar establishment in the city The
location IS one Of the best aud TO young man well acquan
ed with the retail business medicine store offers first
Inducements the will be very favorable. For
any information apply either by !, tier otherwise
ly2l l0t' JABER RIPLEY. Hartford, Conn.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

Office OF the Greenwich Insurance Go.
NEw.YoR July 90, 1873.
i have this day declared semi.anma Dividend Of
Five per ceai an the Capita! Stock payable aud after the
The Transfer Books will be closed until tina, date.
Jy22 2w JOSEPH TORREY, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

pY ORDER OF the Honorable Francis II. Rug
ID ses Judgc Of Chautuque County Courts, of the de-
gree of counsellor law the Supreme Court notice is
hereby given that attachment has issued due proof
made him against the OF Israel Tutte nonresident
debtor and thar the will be sold for the ayment of his
debts unless he appear and discharge such attachment accord
ing 10 law within nine months FRONT the FIRST publication Of
such notce aud that the payment Of debts due 10 him By
of any property within ths.Sate belonging 10 him. ard the
transfer any such property by him. forbidden By law
and void. ELISHA WARD,
irli ON a fDr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

LOUNTAINS.-The subscriber manufactures
Cast Iron Fountains Of various patterns and prices from
$50 10 S0C0 These Fountains style OF beauty no,
surpassed by any of marble in this country or Europe
For their superior advantages MARBLE durability
withstains the ttg expense OF keeping their beau
ul white from year year. and the comparative
y low price which they be introduced into Pleas
American Institute awarded gold medal the manufacturer
the last Fair. D. l.. FARNANl, 2i7 Water.st
New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

pY ORDER of Thomas C. Chttenden, First
- Judge of the jefferson County Courts Notice hereby
given that attachment has issued against the Of Sam
uel Wood nonresident and that the same will be sold for
the paymeu, of his debts unless he appear and discharge such
FIRST publication of this notice and that the payment Of any
to him or for his any property within this State belong
ing him. and the transfer c any such pr?psty by him are
nlv2 lnM4m E. B. HAWES. Atty for attaching crediorS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

9000BARRELS OF LIME, of the best quail
the comn and onJ c on 0I nI ao o :" ~ ~
csivrd in payment Address Lime" Tribune Office. off
HYDRAULIC LlME-Orders left at J. d. Mil
iers Dr. Goods Store, 2 Broadway VIII receive prompt
attention Price 81 per cask of 800 lbs.
Of AG!JAh SMITH. ths only manufacturer.
I lME, LlAIt-Wantcd in exchange Tor l,O0C
Lbarres North River Lime and Cement Groceries or Dry
Goods One quarter VIII be paid cash for any
the above articles, exchange for property any kind
real personal will De made liberal terms Apply TO
D. Hoyt, corner Of Madison and James nl6 If
900 CASKS OF LIME, OF good quality; s5C
CUO casks of North River Lime.
100 barrels Of good Hydraulic Cement.
100 hhds. OF unsacked Lime, toimauurs.
ANY part Of it will be sold exchanged for groceries, dry
goods crockery hardware, holc-i"are carpets furniture
soap candies provisions. Address BARTER, at the office
or The rrihIue. afuf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

TO MOTHERS.-NIRs. DNGIEY would inform
J. mothers in general that her Magic Save for plasters is
sovereign remedy aud highly recommended by the faculty
for White Milk Leg every of the disease. Refer
ence application respectable ladies' this city who have
been cured by this Salye Residence No % ekm4nStee
where may be had for Salt Rem Scald Head, and all
Certificates performed By her Universal Ointment
br by apr wing d 26 Betklnan.St. LIS I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

T OOK AT THAT BOYS WHISKERS-
IL Young gentlemen who feel ambitious sport whiskers
should buy three shilling bottle OF Jones Coral Hair Restor
alive. Many think because this pu fed the papers
not good-et them give 1t trial It viii force the hair 10
grow any part where nature intended hair to grow, III
New York. or l39 Fulton-st. Brooklyn. jy l3 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

- NewYort Common Pleas notice is hereby given pursm-
ant TO the provisions Of the authorisng attachments
against the OF Benjamin f. Griffin, who is resident of
the State OF Georgia aud that the will be sold for the
tachment according law. within nine months from the first
publication of this notice; and that the yment any debts
due him by residents OF this State belonging him.
the transfer Of such property by him forbidden by law
and are void. Dated the 9th day Of January, 843
JOHN B. STAPLES,
for Attaching Credit
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

DY ORDER of Joseph Center, Esq. Supreme
ID Court Commissioner in and for the county of Niagara
notice is hereby gven that an attachment been issued
against tho Of Henry A. Sl nonresident debtor.
and that the will be sold for the payment of his debts
unless appear and discharge such attachment according
law within nine months from the first publication Of this
tce and that . payment of any debts and the delivery Of
property belonging the said debtor him. or for his
use and the transfer OF any property BY him for any purpose
whatever are forbidden By law and void Dated August
10, 1912. NICHOLS * NEWTON,
nj law9m Attorneys for Attaching Creditors.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

INDIA RUBBER HOSE FOR CROTON WA.
TER.The public respectful invited examine the
article uiacd b. the subscriber The superiority OF
India Rubber hose is already well known and while he does
fully equal and to bear the Of the Croton
much than the generality of this kind of hose snd
sold at low prices. A fair discount made Plumbers.
&. l.. ROSS, ia Maiden Lane,
ieln tf between Pearl and Waterstreets
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

Ga CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, at the
;,;5 PINE ORCHARD.-This we'll known charming
sA Summer open under the supeTinendenc.
of the subscriber. To the Natural inducements visit the
Mountain tsech as the almost b9uq1IsSs view from the Orch
inspiring aimospbere) viii be added every effort upon the
part OF the Proprietor IN the shape Of careful attention. we'll
furnished tables aad all the decaceS well su5santals
Of he afford comfort and pleasure his yser
June. 1912. e.. l.. BEACH
q regular Line Of Post-Coaches is established for the
Conveyance G visltrrs the Mountain Housv Immediately
after the landing OF boats az Catshill je27 Pm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

= ro,, Of the CIV Of New York notice is herebv pyen
pursuant the provisions of the authorizing attach
that an has, issued against the state Of william
Newbold and John L. Newbod and of each of then resi-
@ viii " b snd e r ba IF ,he;r dHs aa anes @ ,bs ,
and discharge such attachment according law, with
months from the first publication Of this notice and
that the payment any debts due them by any persons
company, and the delivery to them for h Of pro-
-y evidence of property belonging hem and the
fer Of stock property b. them forbidden by law and
yod.-Dated the nth day Of June, 1913.
A H. & RI p ALLEN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

DY ORDER of Hon. Thomas G. Chlttenden,
ID Fir,. judge OF the Jefferson County Courts, n0ce il
hereby given attachment has Issued against the estate
of William X. Stewart nonresident debtor and that the
be sold far the payment his debts unless he appear
and discharge such attachment according law within
months from the first publication of this notice. and thar the
Of debts due him by residents of this State,
and he delivery him for his Of any property within
this State belonging him. and the transfer Of any such pro-
ierty by him forbidden by law and void Dated March
is, l8i3. j. MULLIN
rn22 law9m Attorney for Attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

TIE FOURIER Plc-N1c.-Thls novel affair IS
e,pected to come off about the middle Of August
next, on WEsr's place, about eight miles up the
Nononeahela River, and better known the
Old Camp Ground" All ladies and gentlemen,
friends Of Association particularly,) invited
to attend-each lady to bring with her a basket
Of the good things of the season. to satisfy the
cravings OF poor human nature. TU1-rLE is ex-
pected to be there with a soda or mineral foun-
tain; and the Temperance Choir are going to
favor the folks with some of their fine music on
the occasion. A. ]. CLINE, Esq, gentleman of
known t2lents, Is to deliver an address, and
speeches from several other competent gentlemen
NAV be expected. Arrangements are being made
with some OF our steamboat owners 10 carry all
who wish to go to the Fourier Picnic" at
very moderate rate. Friends OF Association en-
erlies and all. get ready, and attcnd-for We
know you Will be delighted with the whole pro-
cedure.
We learn by letter that an Association
will be organized in Springfield, Indiana this fall.
We have received letter from S. C. LELAND,
young man OF fine talents and enthusiasm, in
forming US that he has lectured in twenty places
in the western part of the State of New York
Such efforts must bring the subject before the
people, which, if once done. we feel confident OF
the results,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

p0ARDIN WAY-Gentlemen and their
- wives and single gsnJleInru viii find good board and
rooms al oS Broadway: tnex door Constitution Hs y
pleasant plror first oor having balcony front, win
or without bed rooms attached 20 let, with board.
Rooms foE bclrJers Terms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28
7 IOTID AMBER--This article IS a certa;

RY ORDER of Hon Aaron Vanderpool, Asso-
- ciae Justice of the Superior Court of the City of New
York Notice hereby given, pursuant the OF
the authorizing attachments against nonresident debt
oS, that attachment has issued The of Will
liam NJ, Arbucke, Thomas Evans aud Presley Arbuckr,
residents OF Erie Penn yyana, and tha, the will be sea
for the payment of their debts unless they appear and dis
charge such according law within nine month";
from the first publication OF this and that the
any debts nc them by residents OF this State and the de-
livery them for their OF any property within this
beongng then aud the transfer such property
by them forbidden BY law, and void Dated the 30h
dav Of Nav Sa3. RICHARD B. KIMBALl,
ie2 law9in Attorney for Attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

pURsUANT 10 order Of Hon E. odes dhodaf se,s -
Love Surrogate Of the county o. sas, osenb Stead
ss the City said so"a. q%s.asfs % 10 s
hoit ,be same WI ~ he aid the Lag Office Of Hall
I Ibsed & RgsSS sS d. i stSfs 5S hs s fifteenth
day OF ra.m Jans9s y. X. HALL, Administrator
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

NTO1TCE.-JamesJ ]. Pctrit, ESQ a Supreme Court
@ connry has issued an attachment against Georse s. Pet
estate nonresident debtor which viii be sold for
,Sfachn-rt according law within nine months from the
INST publication Of ,hsnotee The payment OF any debt anc
foi his a and The transfer OF any property By him ioT any
purpose whatever forbidden by law and void:
lsf lawsm ISAAC y. STODDARD, Attorney:
TIP TOWN GROCERIES-Oli Oil, in Box
~ OF Beitiea Zach Of superior quality ,ecsysd sr
jy22 Iw Druggist, Ne. lss G,eenwichsi,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

POAhDlNG-A large front Parior in the second
~ story with bedroom aud pantry attached will be let with
hoard 10 gentleman and MS wife, single gentlemen-
The house first orer, large aud airy with fine gar.
den the The family quite Sms! and about half
3a.er tca-s only Will survey of the premises
will Afford Ss, evideE he neatless and cleanliness OF
the place and Of the sureu of the accommodatons
Enquire No. $50 Greenwich street, Of the Editor
Tribune office. je29 II
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je2G lawom Attorneys for Attaching Creditor 81 Walst

RY ORDER of Hon. Ashley Sampson, First Judge
~ Of the County Courts the county of MonroeNoce
thereby given that attachment has issued against the
estate of Daniel b. Powers late of Rochester ~ y,
absconding concealed debtor on proof made the
said First Judge pursuant 10 the directions of the Statute
andnon.residen debtors and that the will be sold for
the Of his debts unless he the said Daniel Powers,
appear and disch according law, within
thFee moat from the first publication OF this notice. Aud
that the payment OF any debts and the delivery ofsGy pro-
pc. belonging the said debtor him for his and
the transfer Of any him for any purpose whatever
are forbidden by law, and void.
Dated Rochester, February l7th, 1919 .
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28
WHOLE NO. 7l5.
che,, md Valuable Books:

70 The following works are for sale the Office Of The
NewYork Tribune Nasaustreet opposite the City Hail. IN
the City OF New-York 4 liberal discount from the retail
prices made 10 rer,ous who rurchaSe 10 sell agaIr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

pOARDING,-A gentleman and his wife can be
ID accommodated with front par and bdroom-al,otwo
singie geitlenenby applying 63 Futou-s jy2a iws
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

UUARD-A ialnlIv or lew single gentlemen OF
~ sooa morals have board and sscGgs rooms ~
vae family: d. sirlble locaon 0l EsSt Broadway.
House and apartments unusually peasaa, and agreeable,
iva
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

"a ECONOMY AND FASHIUN.--Io mos
who study ecouomyThe sub:crbef IN accoId.ae
@ with the times, has reduced his superior Hnssio @ 81
3 s The above are elegant dress Hat and will f.a m saS
advaaaseously with bats cold IN this c, 81 = -
ing fur silk hats Of the best sssss Of Vsst
Cinib Csns coustsa.ly eu hand. J. w hEEITLLOO4, hEE TL
iyis Im- No. s32 Canai-st., corner Of ihonpsoa
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-28

"a JUST FJNISHED-Elegan Nutril Fur Hats
Ordinarily termed HeayeTl at the low price OF s.;
go rerioT short nap Of Prussisn Moleskn So. Thes'
Hats are equal in durability and asre tos. sold Al 81
Also an article at 81 ~, very Beat dress Hat
ieso In~ BROWN Practical Halter, LAG Canast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-16
made call for information with reference to II.

made call for information with reference to TIA
alledged defalcations Of MIR. h. sc.
Mr.. Gw,s took exception to certain remarks Of
Mr.. GRAseER on Saturday, relative 10 Missss;pDi
finances, and between these gentlemen and Mr.
IHoMpsos Of Me. some explanations and further
examination of the subject took place.
The special order-Mr. ARNoLp's celebya.es
bill mo 54S." for the reduction of the paw Of
Members of Congress and the officers of Govern.
meat generally. came uY.
A motion of Mr.. ARNOLD to terminate debate
in Committee at three o'clock to-day Prevailed
The House then went into Commi,tec-ebou, ,wo
hours remaining to the expiration of the allotted
time for debate. A scene Of unusual disorder and
confusion followed, the remainder Of the time Be.
ing nearly consumed with questions OF order mock
amendments--exc exciting much amusemeDt--of which
Mr.. WIsg's. allowing Senator'S one ration of beef
rcr dav seH cooked, and Mr.. ARsoLp's, to es.
cep. the Corporals Guard " from the proposed
reduction, are specimens, &c. &c.
Mr.. CUSHING (,he only speaker) at some length
opposed the bill, on the ground of the impropre:y
after having enjoyed during the Congress the Pic.
sent compensation of reducing 1t for their success,
sors, and on other considerations
No important amendment having been adopted,
except of Mr.. HoLMEs-by large vo,e-allow.
ing no mileage except the travelling expenses &C.
tually incurred the bill was reported the House.
Without further action the House adjourned
ARGUS
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Storm, In RnitimOre-Fire i'm Key West
Hndian sHosEiiities Renewed.
Correspondence OF The 'rrlbune.
BALrIMoaE, Feb Is. !

BALrlMoaE, Feb. Is, 1885,
We are here in the midst of snow, ice and see,,
having had all three in The last twenty.cur hours
By the way of Charleston we have late advices
from Key West. 1t will be seen by the annexed
letter from Key West that the spirit of Indian hos.
.ty is not yet subdued in that quarter and far,he,
difficulties are apprehended with the Indians The
vicinity of Indian Key.
Ga the oath inst. fire occurred at Key West.
The flames were first discovered issuing from the
warehouse of F. A. Brown, which was speedily
consumed with six other buildings adjoining, to
which the flames had communicated and had i.
not been for the great exertions of the citizens
sisted as they were by the officers and crew of the
cutter Jefferson to whom great credit is said to be
due, it is supposed all the buildings on the Key
would have been destroyed. Estimated value Of
loss of buildings and property about $4,000.
KEY WEST, Feb 2, 1858 O'Clock P. NJ
| have to inform you that an expedition has
been ordered for the protection Of Indian Key by
letter just received from Lieut.. Harold, of the
U. S. Navy, now in command of that Key, 10
Capt. Fl. B. Nonos, of the U. S. brig Jefferson,
calling for his immediate assistance, which request
Capt. Nones most cheerfully complies with; and
no time is lost, for that officer is known 10 be too
prompt to suffer moments delay where life is in
danger. Lieut.. Harreld has his wife on Indian
Key. We may look for hot work in that quarter
if the Indians make their appearance.
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Later from Rio Granae.

BY the brig Black Hawk, CAPT. Robinson, which
arrived last evening from Rio..Grande, after pas
sage Of 60 days, we have considerably later and
important intelligence. We are indebted TO DIR.
H. Pease, the LIST officer of the Black Hawk, for
the following: Mr. P. states that new President
had arrived from Rio Janeiro for the purpose of
quelline the rebellion in the Province of Rio Graude.
He is a man experienced in such matters and has
acted with great success upon former similar occa-
sions Great confidence is placed in him by the
citizens of Rio Grande and be says himself that
be will either quell the rebellion die with sword
in hand. Mr.. P. did not recollect his name.
Preparations are being made for immediate battle,
and small bands of men are arriving in the city
every dav from the northern Provinces. There is
already sufficient force collected to quell any re-
bolton that may occur in oil Brazil. 1t was as
tonishins to see with what impunty the Rebels
would (befote the President arriyed) ride through
the city Men known to belong to the insurgent
party have been seen passing through the streets
and none dsred to touch them; the citizens would
shrug their shoulders and let them pass. There is
every probability now that peace will soon be re-
stored. All the Northern Provinces are perfectly
quiet Business at Rio Grande is not very brisk.
There are no American vessels in the port.
IND1ANA.-This State has been divided by its
Legislature into ten Congressional Districts; the
Lecos taking the lead and having the advantage
in their arrangement. They are composed as
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~ By reference card in Advertising Columns
it win that and spieadidy lifted Boarding
House The Grasm Vegetable system has juss been
opened City fer The accommodation of Citizens and
Strangers This House has connection with any oiber
will sapesede any bnt doubt mol will be found
fully worthy OF patronage consulted their
rather than their ytiaed appe,;es in choosing Amept we
sheuld need many hundreds of suh houses in City in
stead OF two three only We trust the number des-
tined steadily TO increase.
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ROMANCEOF FRENCH HISTORY

Will be published THIS DAY in an Extra Double
BROTHER JONATHAN,
THE MYSTERIOUS CHEVALIER.
BY 6. P. R JAMES, ESQ.,, author OF I" TIE JAQuEsIr,r
"MoELEr ERNSrEIS,n &c. Lc. 4e-
This novel repleie with sariag and absorbing Incl
dent Connected with plo; those admirable
romances of French history for which the writings oil Mr.
JAMES remarkable. The adventures of the ys,e-
rous Chevaer,7 aad his noble procge form Of the
entertaining novels Of the Brother Jonathan series
Price lst cents ten copies for one dollar. Newmen
apply early, have printed only limited edition.
WILSON AND COMPANY; Publishers,
fl5 2tr a. l62 Nsssau.s,rees
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FROM EuRorE.-The packet North America,
Capt. Lowber, was reported below yesterday eve
ming, having left Liverpool on 9TH January. She
brings news therefore three days later. As she did
no, come up last night, we have as yet received no
naners hv her.
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gov careful abstract of Berrien,s Report and B"'
rroposng TO modify ana not repeal the BansTnp' Law
legislative Proceedings Of Monday; God IN aiaoa'nA
Exploring Expedition. &c. &c. see First rage.
mr. Fora new Poem by BRYANT and Tale OF Musiny
ty Hs gser Marngaie, see Last Page.
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u The Formation .. Character, Lecture by h GREE
LEY is aow beautifully printed aaa for sale at the Til
bure Office. Price l2i cents (2)f
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We have made to have Our cy su >,
scr leaving notice the Office Nassau 81