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ln Russia, man goes to his minister 10 inform him
Of the death OF his wife. "What will you give me
for burying her" asks the priest {" | am poor " he
replies. Well give me your cow" "No. a COW
Is too valuable; havea goose you shall have that
That is too little / will not bury your wife for
goose pay me thirty rubles." II will give TWEEN.
y." No, that will not do | will take twenty and
shirt" And so the bargain is concluded, but cor
diaI''y Isl an end.-EHioas Trare, ~ Austria, Ru,
sia and Turk,v WV
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An OLD'TINE REMINiscEHcE-In our paper OF
Friday last, we copied from the New York CONNER
cal an extract OF letter from an old knickerbock-
er, giving some account Of the well known Bo,ciing
Green Of Gotham-tbe derivation Of this name and
other circumstances pertaining to lis locality and his.
tory. The letter made mention OF leaden statue
which adorned the centre Of the Green, and which,
at the commencement Of the Revolution was de-
throned from lis pedestal and converted into musket
balls and used by the provincial troops. Now abou,
this same statue there is more TO tell that will intc-
rest the Bosonlans One Of our oldest citizens, who
"Worthly becomes his silver locks,
And wears the marks of many years well spent,
or virtue, truth well tried, and wise experience -
took active part in the demolition OF the statue
and read the account copied from the Commercial
with all the interest OF youth. The venerable father
OF Charles Sprague-now ninety years Of AGES the
individual 10 whom we sllude, and TO whose mind
the history OF the Bowling Green recalled manv
events connected with the memorable year IT'S -
The old gentleman, then young and ardent with pa.
triotsm, was at the time sergeant Of company Of
artillery, and being in New York. he assisted in pul-
ing down the statue, which was done in the night
with ropes dragged of, cut into pieces and cast into
bullets. Mr.. Sprogue is probably the only survivor
OF this event, and he draws from government n SER
geant's pension. The good old gentleman loves 10
recount the pcrils be has passed for liberty 10 his
Chi dren, who veberate their aged sire one OF those
patriots whose hearts, souls, and bodies were COM
posed OF that "sern stuff which defcd tyranny and
worked hard fr freedom-onc Of those vail nj Anne
ricans who believed, and acted up to the belief that
"-Thcir lives were given
To die for home, and leant on Heaven
Their hand"
boston ri anscripf
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An Error IN D'srsrss.-Thc editor Of the FIor-
da Journal, published at Apaacbicols, thus bcwail.
the state Of the weather and Of his own pockets,
"For the last two week, we have had nothing h,,
shower upon shower, and every now and then a set
tied rain-we are completely drowned out---our nm.
brcIla worn out, and no money to buy another. Our
river Is high, and the Gulf Of Mexico in a terrible
swell
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OFFICIAL.
NAVY ORDERS.

Lieut.. u. Holland, leave two months
Lieut.. G. Hurst, 10 receiving ship at New
York.
Surgeon s. Jackson and Masters Mate X. p
Robinson, to the franklin, for temporary duty
Passed Midsbipman Jno. Guest, to the steamer
Union.
Passed Milshipman John Hall, detached from
Rendezvous, New York, and TO Coast Survey
under Com. Gedney.
Midshipman Jas. Foster, detached from Ken
devious at Boston, and Veave two months.
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NEW PUBLICATION.

We have received from Mr.. Franck Taylor,
sical Operations without pain in the Mesmerc
state, with remarks upon the opposition OF
many members Of the Royal Medical and Chi
rurgical Society, aud others, to the reception OF
the inestimable blessings Of Mesmerismn
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A Nsw Mops ~ TAXING F,sa Tb.v catch g.,
at Tonawand' creek BY making them jump into I.
boat BY presenting the shadow Of the boa. in the
water IN such way as to make il srpesr TO the fish
an oil suuct on, they jump 10 avoid IT, SO sav. The
Buffalo Garene. pike weighing 20 pound. was
caught in tbs way lately.
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Posr OFFIcE DEPARTMENT,

July oeh, iC4o-
PROPOSALS for carrying the Mails of the Uni
i ted States, from the 18th Of August, 1643, to
the 30th June l647, inclusive, in Virginia. will be
received at the Post Office Department, in the city
Of Washington, until r. NJ. Of the 10th day Of Au
gust next, Ito be decided by the next day. on the
route, and Ia the manner and time herein specihed,
viz:
2453 From Norfolk to Portsmouth, one mile
and back, crossing Elizabeth river, daily.
Leave Norfolk daily at 9 a m; arrive at Ports
mouth same day by Ia am.
Leave Portsmouth daily at pm; arrive at Nor
fork same day by l-2 pm.
2453 a. From Portsmouth, by Suffolk, Summer
ton, Murfreesboro', N. c., Martnsvle, and Jackson
c. h. to Gareysburg, 81 miles and back, six times
week, in sukes.
Leave Portsmouth daily except Sunday, at 10
m arrive at Gareysburg next day by II IN.
Leave Gareysburg daily except Sunday, at 2 a
IN arrive at Portsmouth next day by 3p
n5|Proposas to run at the rate of eight miles
per hour will be considered
NOTES.
No proposal will be considered unless il be accom-
panied by guarantee, signed by more respon-
sible persons, in the following manner viz:
"The undersigned - guarantee that -, il
his bid for carrying the mail from - to- be
accepted by the Postmaster General, shall enter into
an obligation prior 10 the lst day of October next,
with good and sufficient sureties, to perform the
vice proposed"
This should be accompanied by the certificate of
Postmaster other equivalent testimony, that the
guarantors men of property, and able TO make
good their guaranty.
The proposals should be sont TO the Department
sealed endorsed " Proposals for route No. - aud
addressed to The First Assistant Postmaster General
For the prohibition Of bids resulting from combi-
nations, and the terms and conditions on which the
contract is to be made the last annual advertise
ment.
c. A. WICKLIFFE,
Postmaster General
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TIE New MIRROR for the present week con-
tains beautiful engraving representing the
port of Constaniinople, in addition to a variety
Of interesting original matter.
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"SrAss AND GARrsRsr-George the Fourth !, !.
said presented his fsvore, the Marchiooes. Of Cu,.
nngham, with pair Of gsr,er worth y5OOOol
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DIED,

In the Mediterranean, on board the u S. ship Della
ware, 22d March last JAMES FossETr, ordinary sea-
man.
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In accordance with the above resolutions and I'D.
ponmsnt, the subscriber will wait upon the ci,i,.n
generally ut as early day as practicable. when bc
trusts the hope. and Ell ectalions Of the Society and
the committee will be realized.
a. +. CUNNINGHAM, Agent.
iuy 1876
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The Drine wa and Impulse the sole Of the
Ith round It's made The inter val Of The first
day, and each subsequent revolution constituted the
several days which succeeded Our planet might
cease to turn round in this diurnal continuity, aud
might YET circle round the in its yearly course
The moves in this way about earth, for l.
his no rotary motion. The c-u<e of our ear his re
volving around It's AXIS, is quite distinct from the dou
BILE and mutually counteraotng forces which pr ,duce
its annual oIbt Physic has not discovered nor can
rational lecture assign any reason for the d,uina
rotation, exce,t the commat ding will and exerteJ
power of the Divine Creator. Nor IS il mere revo-
luton alone that maxi our day but IT is a revo.u
with that particular chosen, specifically assigned
and lin ted, yet marvellous velocity, ia which his
movement is and ever has been, peri rmeJ. To &C.
cupy that porli Of time which coDposes our day. il
must move precisely and with constant end undevi
ntng exacincss at the rate of about goo miles ar
hour or above Is miles every minute--a .tupen,iuus
Celery for globe of 5000 mites in diameter! A
greater velocity would make day shor,ra slow
er progress would so much pIoloDg il. But this re-
volying force has been continued and has acted for
nearly 600 ye~rs, with precision which has never
varied La all the ages Of which history has preserv-
ed am memorial, the natural day has always exhibit
ed every where the same uniform duration---a proof
that he rolling power which tc,uaes it, has never
Undergone any acral Oh m mutton, but has slill
the same measured and governed pro- orion or agen-
cy with which IL first attached To terrestrsl
hsbi aiion.-S Sharon Turner'S Sacred History.
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ton! Lest any pesder may imagine that the
fact and fancy OF the Globe are not OF equal
power, il may be well TO give few paragraphs
enli O.:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-10
DIED:

On Thursday 9Th inst Joseph Warmer SouiEmayd, aged
II months. II ~.
oh the 9Th inst Elizabeth Ana infant daughter OF John
and Jane Richards.
Or wednesday 9Th inst, C!arrissa C. daughter Of Bepa
Ca the 9Th inst, John Story aged 5years, months and
g days
Al Staten Island sh Fraser Nesmh second son OF John
p and Mary Josephine Nesmi.h aged year.
Al Westerly r. l. I'd inst. James d. Burger, J son OF
James and Mary C. S. Burger of this city, 90
In Wes,port Mass Sd inst. Weston Naconber, aged 81
wears, 10 months and IS days. He bas let II chiidren
whose average - years. 81 grand children ana 20
great Grand children There is remarkable instance OF
longevity in r Macomber's ancestors-h great grand Ia
ther came from England and settled IN Wespo and DIED
1be age OF 81 wears bis grandfather died in Wesport at
the age % years his father died in Westport at The age
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nj a r RJFD .

On the 7,h inst By The Rev J. q. Nichols, Mr. Adam
vultee and Miss Ange!ine NJ SHEPPARD daughter OF AlE
Collin Sheppard. o., =,
On Tuesday evening 7h inst at St Johns Chapel, by
the Rev Dr. Berrien, Mr. Nelson c. MaIses to Miss Helen
NJ. Rider all Of this city.
On Saturday evening, 4th inst by the Rev MI Mclean,
John Robert McBurne, Of brig Buffalo, OF Five
Islands Nova Scotia ia me Haven, formerly OF Digby
In New York. by the Rev. Dr. John Power Of 81 Peters
Church on the 7h of October 1871, Joseph De Iyo 10
Miss Jane Graham Weston, the city Of daugh.
ter OF Robert L. Weston, from The North OF Ireland. Je
in Phiaaepha and son OF Mr.. De Tiyo, formerly mer.
chant OF Leghorn, Italy
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NV rvIs MosNINe's SOUTHERN NAIL
From our Philadelphia Correspondent
IL ton W. puTr MR. puTA March @P. II.
:, ,r-;vsls this day.

no alT'a vs. .u ,srnoon-Scbrs Purveyor. Trewsrgy ST
,o5 PR Two Srohers May, Nfork; Iodine Blew Do
Thamas Ireland, Scmsrs 5ostoa; sleep siat1, Co''-n
0a ReIa@mBrig Expeleta Anles I'm Cisnfgego cGss Ian
u Left barks Evson Mayo ot N1osk a
shss .qmer Patton Thompson ancer; Ernsline, N'cno
for in Is @ F Wa 0 c5 Soof for DO days
reu Tcomb todo Sarah @ vi nam bos franklin Of
.nsi for Boston, fn Trinidd ., - part, Ca.
Big 0aspaich Tden. I'm La Guaira 50 ara For noeer
shr Hopswe for do soon; brig Caracas tn do ai'ns
SIR Susan. from Boston.
Scbr Ivanaoe, from Newbu!yPor:
WWe,,h.-. mild and straightforward N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-10

Log Orr FOR KHAv8s!-A Southern gentle
IAN walking in Vesey-st. night before last was
,5ecked by fellow Stumbling against him, pre-
.,d;as TO pick up something at his feet, and then
,.,ni,g OF, while another genius accos.ed him,
/. rba, fellow has got your pocket-book saw
=, nick it up Let . overhaul him ~ The gem
.,man fell, for his pocket-book, which he found
-. and saw a. once that the affair was got up
.i,b in,en, to swindlc him, but he thought he
.oud look little farther into it, and followed
ii, imp.omptu friend called loudly to the fugi-
i've to stop. The latter held up the pocket
.,ok which it was pretended he had found, expo
ing thick roll of what appeared to be Bank
Nils. and said, (still keeping away / won't
ave nv honesty disputed for nothing-give me
On dollars and take the pocket-book." The friend
.svised the stranger give it, and take the pock
,,.bock saying 1t ID yours saw you drop it,
The Southern gentleman had BY this time looked
sr enough into the matter to understand it per-
,c,Iy, and being small man, and unable to dis
.aysr any Watchman, ne just told the two con-
tdsrates what he thought OF them and went his
rsy. This is one of several such occurrences
sbich have been reported to US. Strangers to the
,sys Of City sheuld be on their guard for all
p.,s Of ioguery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-10

towards HorEL-' The Spirit of the Age.'-We OBJ.
he thai the Messrs ewAEps have reduced their prices
h - per day 10 81 rs for Gentlemen With Ladies, and
10 Single Gentlemen, for any term longer than one
h. This reductions has been made While they are enjoy
L our observation is at fault: the most extensive pa.
age Of any Ilo,elkeepers in the City, and solely be-
lie the general reduction in prices seems to render Just
tproper The Me.srs. Towards have now othclated as
b in our City for years or more with emf.
asing popularity, and their Hotel oEe the
n best among u.s. We cannot doubt that The reouctIoho
u prices will commend them 10 still wider favor from
travelling public.
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THE BIBLE TN SPAIN
SECOND EDITION.

This the most charming work OF the present season
900 copies OF the New World Edition have
been sold Every bo1y is reading and praising it-anc
as consequence every body viii buy il. TO supply this
demand edition has been printed, which now ready
II tie cheapest book in the market, making Q1adru
pie Number eli the New World, at ory Is cents copy
Office so Ann.street. J. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
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Cour, Calendar This Day.

CIRCUIT CouRr.-Nos. l59, l6i, ,l9, 80, g.
49, 1875, 1879, 1853, 1919, 1o9, So, 1882.
COMMON PLEAs,-Nos. 81, IS, 81, So.
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I3psrY SEAT At AucTioN.-We are requested TO state
the ccnnry scat recently in the occupation OF WIN.
kow Esq of Claverac will be sold pererpory on the
ERsl For particulars see advertising coumDe.
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: THE. WORLD AT ONE VIEW
IMPORTANT IMPORTATION

gD. Appleton Sc Co., 29O Broadway. haze
now in the OF publication DICTIONARY OF
clear exposition ol their Principles and Practice by An.
drew IRE. NJ. d. + K. SilIusrated with LAO encra'-
ingS-his unquestonably the most popular work OF the
kind published, and book admirably adapted to Inc
the important objects ich the author endeavors TO az
TO instruct the manu- tacturer, the rnetaurgist and
tradesuan the prnc their respective processes so
as 10 render them the masters OF their business
To afford merchants brokers' druggists and officers OF the
revenue characteristic descriptions al the commodities
which pass through their hands.
Bv Exhibiting the finest developments OF chemistry and
ply 10 lay open an e1ccent racuca sCnoo 70 suueHs
OF these sciences.
To teach capitalists who may be DESTROYS OF placing their
fuuds branch OF INDUSTRY to st ect Judciousy
among plausible claimants
To enable gentlemen OF the law TO become well acquant-
with The nature OF patent schemes
To present legislators such clear exposition oil the
sta pie manufactures may dsnade them IRON enactng
laws which obsruct Industry.
And give the general reader views OF the nohest
achievements science efecng those grand transfer.
nations OF matter which Great Britain aud the United
States their paramount wealth, rank and power among
the nations OF the earth.
The latest statistics OF every Important object OF maaulac-
ture are given ftom t, p best authority.
The work will completed in FIVE dollar parts each
containing about 500 pages and $50 plates one nne WINE
paper, done up in strong covers Parts anc are
now ready. ID. APPLE L ON y ", IuoiisneiS,
mo otis 200 Broadway.
II dInutfcu,-Hayng received Information thai per-
sons euDg themselves agen.s 0 the manufactures
of Day NeceH & DIys' Patent Formulation Bank Lock
and are Offering locks sale in distant places AS SUCH
terebv caution The public and bank officers in particular
against such personshat lock being only to be had from
Mr. Henry c. Jones OF Newark N. J. sole agent Of INC
manufacturer or his agent automatically himself n writing
or olhe manufacturer at No. $50 roadway NsW- 9orS.
ms 81. JUN DAh'
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Ctr Silteiligence.
THURSDAY, March ,

THURSDAY, March 3.
CIRCUIT CoURr.--Beiofo Judge KENT
George ". Pomeroy John II. Capitalization for
SANDER damages laid at $4,000 alluded TO yeStsTday
The Jury gave verdict favor Of plaintiff for $500 dam
ages md cents costs.
CASE OF THE SoMERs-The Recorder yestcr-
day morning his opinion the case OF Edward
GalIia Charles J. Godenhan, Richard Hamilton and Hen
ry Wahrm ale and apprentices on board the u
s brig Somcrs, who brought before him on writ OF
habeas corpus claiming their discharge Capt Sands hav
ing affidavit that they had been enlisted either as SEA
men or apprentices and that their terms OF service were ao
the Recorder stated that not sufficient
proof of the alleged i'll OF the before mentioned
PERSONS and ordered that they be renanded 10 serve ou
The remainder of their in the Navy OF the Oneo
States also, that they be released from further c'nine
mert -
taken before Judge Ingraham, and: after an nyestga
too of the case ordered back The Navy was also
brought before the Recorder yesterday aud after hear
ing also rcmandcd out his term OF enlistment
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A GGRAVATED CASE OF sCkU

N FULA rrih nine large ulcer, the les entirely
cured (afr beng gren up ,ncrGbl. by PhycsanJ by
BRISTOL'S S1RSiPARlLLd 49,,
ANOTHER PKOUE OS TIE VIRTUES OF BRlS-
Tolls SARSAPARlLLA.--Thei following is one OF tEe
maay huadr. cs who daily testiying to Tue superiority
of Bristol, Sarsaparia the any nosrrms puied INTO
the notice communi,y-whereas Brors sdrs parma
performs all il purpors 80, and gives universal saisac
lion 10 those who had the article and given 1t iair
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MONEY MARKET.
SECOND BOARD.
Ccp,n,ercsai and Money Matters.

L
acs we're to fair extent to-day. and the ieelng was
y good. State SIS improved u per cent; iiEoiS %
fpssl; Kentucky l. State Is sold al loo, ana eiy %
. 'N'
tsw transactions in Sterling were made al d os;
TAs 45 ) l2t
.hsve advices from Washington to-day that the eecre
POI the Treasury under The law euhersing the iaiu'
the outstanding Treasury Notes, will soon eau mem
IL interest 10 stop on all not ,ent in within
Esenen. are not fully concluded but the secretary
W. to be able TO fund then, with hve or hse ana
Per cen, stock al par, redeemahe in len years ne
~ thu, sixty days hence FIVE per cent STOCK wiz NC
n par, and il is not improbable that such may Dc ',e
lncoheqnence of his intentions IN ihls u'as'e' "e
nmsn, stock has gone up to 1861 asked ana sa.es 70
feisenl IN the street al l05 l0o4 IS ifetJ oneAeu
,SSaty Notes have In the same ratio dsciihco.
efe Is some considerable demand for specie iol shp
< % Orleans and Mobile, and the next packet wiz
fso!y take large amount Some sales oil American
fss are reported at prem, and American Ioia d
e Spanish Dollar are very scarce and wanted.
learn rem Albany tina, the fight at present gong on
s Assembly in r1c,lon 10 the Bank Commissioners, II
nprobabie will result in the abolishing OF these OIL
Esad the adoption OF system Tor registering Safety
n Bank notes snila, 10 that IN operation under The
II Banking system. This would al any rate prevent
sass y in the case O, the Bank OF Beaalo, although
Es have 10 effect 10 preserve the assets o. tos BANK
n bllho!der.
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MELANCHOLY DEArn.-An old gentleman by
sc name of John Bowling, from Galena, Illinois)
rivod at Browns Hotel on Tuesday evening, 18th
It, The next morning he said, at the bar, that he
I'D Ios; check for $500 on the Metropolis Bank
HI locked his room, and went out with the key in
Ii: pocket; and, as he did not return, the propri-
.ofs Of the hotel became fearful some accident
I'd be;allen him. They went in quest of him, and
., Monday heard that an old man had died the
iybefore at the asylum Cor the poor-house.) Mr..
yase, the bar-keepcr had the coffin opened, and
srad that it was the body of Mr.. Bowling He
.rned that the day he left the hotel he was found
,the evening near the navy yard, and that some
rason there kept him all night, and the next day
~. him to tie poor.hoase. He was evidently of
3aspsed mind. When his roem was broken
5peo, his baggage and papers were found there,
Ind among his papers the $500 check which he
supposed he had lost He gave no evidence of
hing de1apged when he left the hotel
Nat. Intel. Of 9Th.
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GREAT FUN AHEAD!
TWENTY CAPITAL WOOD CUTS,

Engraved especially for this nonen;sus OCCASION The
article written tie style and spirit of that The
Waltz" published IN tie New Wsrd few weeks ago.
and which created so much sensation fashionable circles
The following Of the subjects OF The astra'ions
nice young gentleman going party; two charming
young ladies consulting with their about giving
party youth in white crasa,; the father Of the family in
uibaatiou snail children stealing cake lovely young
lady; two gawky young gentlemen the musicians; meet
ing with visiters standing up il quadre; an old
bachelor dancing; WALKERS qaet Irritation the unrter
estng young lady; The old young lady the vouDg lady
jest out; the belle; tie supper party; the family psys
clan getting his hat; coming or, in the morning.
u Agents and Others wishing Extra supply OF this
number will please order immediately Never was such
an agitation in the public mind the days of Wouier
Won Twler, exists regard the NEXT NEw WORLD
na14 u
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Vim. W. Shirley, Aucuoneer.

Wan. ". Shirley, AucQoHeef.
A UCTION NOTiCE.-TO DRUG
~ GISTS AND CSOCkERY DEALERS.-Thurs-
day, Starch Is 10 O'clock. the store No $50 Maiden
ae corner OF Water greet Catalogue sale OF AGO packages
Glassware consisting o oete assortment OF drugg's
Glass packages and tue shelves OF recent nana,.e
lure ana best quality alse large and general assortment
OF cut pla and pressed Class rumbers, Wines, Cha M
paigos Gooets pscahlcrs Pitchers plain and roughed As
lra Lamp SHADES &c. The sale is positive and on oeFai
terms, in lots 10 suit purchasers Catalogues ready ana
goocs car be examined Monday, iS;s list
n. Bout OF town purchasers can have their goods
packed al moderate charge. MO II