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DISSOLUTION of PtRTNrpsu.

REBfiE partnership heretofore existing be-
4. tween Enoch Emerson & DAYTON Cri-
der. under the style of f.. Emerson & Co..
and Emerson Il Crider, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Those having claims
%against the firm or those Indebted 10 the
firm, will call on Epoch Emerson for settle
rnent, who is fully authorized BY the under.
signed to settle the san ne.
| ENnCH EMERSON.
DAYTON ORDER.
bonneville. Nov eth. 1874. dwtf.
, 1844-12-14
We Want

Wood. Flour, Pork, Lard, s..
those who intend to paw their snb.
scriptions in INV of the above named
articles will oblige Us nv dom 60
"right now for we stand in need Of
the articles, and will have to nav
cash Tor them II those who ar, ow;nr
US j" no, Ittend to the matter forth.
with.
Radical Offices Nov. 93rd. 1914. s.
, 1844-12-14

Collector ofhe Port Of Baltimore
Gen. William II. Marriott, has been APP
pointed collector of the Port Of Balii-
more, in place of Nathaniel F. Williams
remoyed.
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& MIN ET-W ARE-ROOM,

The subscriber being aware of the hardness of
the times &hd the great scarcity Of money, feels
disposed to sell his work at prices that will suit
the convenience Of ell who may wish TO pur-
chase.
Undertaking. He also inlcrme the public. TINT
he is prepared to make at the shortest notice
C0FFiNS Of every description. He has also
also a FIRST rate IlEARSE which will enable
i'm to Gs barge t!ldlti.s in llis line Of bust
mesa " rrr VIII be Iona. Whenever bis services
are required. LEVI r. BOULDEN.
lune {, ls43-Iy
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u FIRED q. ,NsBSS1E.ANss.
i as again received, at We old Stand, oppo
L Il site the Post O.hce, additional supplies, O
ircsh and sctsonable Dry Goods, Groceries,
CHINA, Glass, Qucenswaro, HARDWARE, Hats
Boots, Shoes, Looking Glasses, stationery, &C.
stc, comprising general assortment.
IrIces never were lower, goods never bette
for the prices, the styles ard patterns generally
superior TO any heretofore Offered to the pubIic
call and examine for yourselves.
n. b. Opposite the Post Office, Main Street
Elkton.
June Sd lsA3-iy
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The subscriber i'll order to conform to the de =.
pressed state Of times are prepared TO furnish
Mems Women aud Children's boots and shoes
oiallnost every description. al the following re-
LuccG prices.
Mems line Boots. from $3.50 to So, 90
DO coarse do. 2,G- to ., rs
DO. coarse and fine lace do. l,5O to 81
DO. course and tlne Shoes, 81 to 80
DO. NuIliliers, l,S7 to 200
Do. Navy Shoes, l,5O TO 200
DO jackson Boots, $50 to 8, 50
Womrn's Moroccoand Kid Slippers, 90
DO. thick sole do. l,i2
DO. Morocco Boots, Isl to so
DO. Leather Boots, rs
Do. Cater do. 200
Do. Morocco Cater Boots, l,62
Boys Boots, from 80 to so
DO. Lace Boots, SItol so
Misses and children's Boots, very low
lie also keeps general assortment Of wo-
mems Shoes Of his own Manufacture, from 81
l2 to 10 cents, warranted 10 slrpass any thing
that has been offered forum price.
n b. lfaAy of bis work falls, it will he re-
paired without charge, and deduction made in
the next pair.
All kinds Of county produce taken in ex
change.
Exon, May Goth lei9-tf
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n i'WrS .Ecw and CAcnj .@.rj e..

II NrrS .Ncw and Clc"l %ci i ga"
wnm c]'oi &.,n&.
The Subscriber bus just retUfn,0 ion, tie City
OF! Philadelphia, wttH large nnd spIuuard a 5
sortmrul o. SIIlu. \ @umwrr Goods ii every
dr~r .It OF; y ,vI Osl.I en- IT, irs iIIcnos aud
Lac public Hs tcv 'hry II bc purchased at
retail Ia either t. a., rtrs iu!Uuttphio CT Bal
tlmore. IN" ..,." ..,..! w..i 20 max tc'i Spring
and Suunncr purchases will find II 10 ttUr to-
vantage to CAL and examine iUr items, l,s t'"
fore buying elsewhere. Ills stock CONSISTS
Cloths oivarlous cOiors, from - 80 to So.
Cassimercs, Sutunetts, single mil iAss,uCrcs
(bcautitul goods otthe latest and most tAs.n"n-
able style, Summer Cloths, Merlno Cassness,
Gambroons, fancy Linen DriIlngs for panta
looms Irish Linens Grass Cloth, Nankecn and
common goods, of every description.
Also general assortment OF silks, lawns, chntZrs
ging hams, mousiindclanes and calicocs from
6 Ia to % cents; also variety Of fancy goods.
for ladies', beached and Unbleached mllslins,
from l-4to II cts, Tow Linens with nrge
assortment of Boots and Shoes, Woman's cato
morocco and ND slippers from 81 ID cents TO
81, for the best and latest style, Mems long and
lace Boots, shoes, and pumps; childrcns boots
and shoes, a large assortment Of hats, from S
cts to - Nutre beaver Hats Of the most fash
sionahlc style ofPhiladelpha warranted to keep
heir shape and color.
Glass. Lirerpo01. QuccnSudrc, and
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Millinery,

NH !SS iLlZ \RETiI NcklNSEY. bos
JUS 'e'uwd irons Philadelphia. with
a large assortment nf Bonne,s of every
variety. and of the latest fashions. roge,h
er with - Ir"did lot of ribbons. and all
other a"''cieS kept by IA mllner.
Her >ho" is the one form, rIv occupi
ed by Mis> Ellis. opposite the Washing
ton 'turH.
She "nders her thanks FOR the patron
age she has received since she common.
ced business. and no effort on her par
will he pared to deserve a continuance
of like encouragement.
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X - ~ "A ~ L II "A
NR. C0WAN Dentist, has removed To TIA,
AIFhousc formerly occupied by F. A. Ellis Is
opposite the Washington Hotel, where frwI.
be happy tosee lis patrons. April LIST, 1913.
An extract from letter Of recommendation
i ON the Rev. James Mcln ire:
81 h ave been intimately
acquainted with DR. Cowan'or ahuu, two years,
and am happy TO recommend him before the pub
lie as gentleman ofhigh rcspcctahiiity, and also
as one Of the most sucCEssFu PRAcIICAl DEN
LISTS
He put new set Of teeth in for a fcnul
friend Of mine, which not oniy 10, kas natural It
/ they were NATUkEs OWN GIFT, bul with whic
he can masticate the hardest food without lh
east difficulty"
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Stoves.

A large and handsome assortment o,
stoves cons tan,ly on hanG, among which
will hc found,
Sections Revolving Oven, said to be
the best Cooking Stove now in use.
The above business will be carried on
at the store house heretofore occupied Ivy
Joseph C Cloud. No. 3 Mechanics Row,
and the business attended to in all lis
branches by my agent Joseph G. Cloud
ENOCH CLOUD.
NIB have also for sale ore Set Of
Black NTH Tools. and one Dcarhourn
body
P.S-.-Ae intend Going a cab. or ira.
ding bnisness only Shall be able +" sell
any article in The above line Of business
at mach lower prices .han usual.
Sept. Both If.
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AGENTS.
In Ce'i!tonr:y, Maryland,
Eikton, VIM. I, rbort,
Cucs In"rNc CITY, Wa. i.Geun,
81. AGgd+rmn. ,;oLn Mas,
llodsuu'S Corner, i.i"hard lirdson,
st ;ycns Church, James II. Benson,
%rrde.icliUwn, Il ltl.anj2I 'oving'on
Ccriliou, Francis j. Nronhsl INKS,
Warwick, Kcoce Newet!,
Back Creek, Richard hiddle,
Pivot Bridge, Holm l.. Clayton,
hl-a4,nts wishing fresh supplies Of the abos
medicine will please forward ihc,r orders dire,
to
SThINBuRN s CllCKENER,
sole 'roprctors,
33S-BEOADWAI--
New SoRK.
9-LEDGER BUILDINGS
PHLNUELrTIk.
C--NOETN SrHEET-6
IAI
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Land fur Sale

Land fur Sale
The su ,scrlOes having Dought 'ba,
tract OF land lately sold by J. G. Gr"ome
aud \. ". 5. Hays. Esqrs. Trustees. l. .
ing near Dl sart>s tavern. Cecil co. Md,
now Offer ii at private sale. 1t contains
about
40 Acres,
OF land prInci ally arabic, and lies within
one mile OF HE church al The head ot
Chrl>llana Greek, = niIes from Newark
Del. and five miles from Elkton. |! lies
higu and thcrr !. "A splendid view from il;
the ibeaNarc and Elk river. both lying IN
sIgh,. The tile i ncispulabIe.
Ap,iA I" rlDh"r 81 the subscribers liv-
Irglu EIhnn. JOSEPH NJ \lIAN,
JOSEPH p. CAN 1WELL.
August 5lh lS43--u
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& Roof
ing,

with Tin, ZINC, or Copper, done al
the shortest notice and he Workmanship
warranted to be done in the best maner
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....I-...tG # cOarDSifluN,
...- .,5u. ..,yi.lI.y OF EXTRACTS. rundcrs it
sl wa , lne safest ;I.d most ,.lcctu"l U! iu"di
,,e. It dccid"aIy the proper remedy provided
~ .yl'lrc's SCH FOR tIc cure OF sIril diseases as
.r.tf the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28
Tracts on the Tariff.

The Editor of The Tribune at the suggestion
OF some friends OF Protection to Home Industry
will prepare, as soon as possible, two Tracts on
the following subjects:
L. Il He TARIFF AS 1T IS AND THE SUBSTITUTE
PROPOSED BY THE Loco Focos, being full state
ment and exposition Of the rates of duty fixed by
the present Tariff, with the reasons for each item
showing why each duty made higher or low
er and how 1t bears upon the Labor of the Coun
Try; with the corresponding provision of the
1arif bill reported to the House by Gen. MCKAY
from the Committee of WAYS and Means, and
winch Loco Focoism is pledged to drive through
inc House OF Representatives at any rate and the
Senate If possible. The Wing and LocoFoco
lantis will be contrasted section by section, and
the nature and bearing of each provision lucdy
and calmly exhibited The general influence Of
the present Tariff on Labor, Prices, &c viii be
fairly shown.
III. PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE, or The
Tariff Question Fairly Suited being am ele-
mentary exposition of the nature necessity, op
Grafton and effects of Tariff of Duties on In.
ports with wise determinations in favor of our
Home Industry
Each of these Tracts will contain l6 large
and. closely printed pages, (the size of the Junius
Iractsn and be sold for 50 per hundred or SIS
per thousand. 1t will be the aim of the writer to
make them perspicuous In statement, copent in
reasoning, and so fortified with undeniable facts
as to command respect from opponents The
first will be published within fortnight. Orders
are respectfully solicited. H.G.
-. Editors frendlv 10 the Ce,xe ave r..,oo, ,,
ed TO notice this announcement and call for as many Of the
Tracts return they shall consider fair equivalent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28

m BUFFALO, March Is. l843.
The boat announced to leave Blackjack for De-
roit passed up the Niagara yesterday noon, and al
though considerable fields Of floating ice impeded
her progress, she was entirely beyond observation
from this place at shutdown. Two other steamers
are expected down to-day, which must proceed to
the same place to land, as the ice still keeps us
blockaded.
Advices from Cleveland the goth speak of sales of 500
bbis highest grade of fancy -four deliverable here at
and good brands Of suPerfne free Offering 5000
els of Monroe wheat bought better for the Ceve
5000 bbls Wabash PORK deliverable varon points
along the line of hatcanal at prices which will equal S9l2
on the lake shore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28

eSn sdvices being favorable zoe boxes sold on term.
not made public Sales have been made of 1000 pigs Missouri
Lesd SEA- 500 do. 37s cash and 50 Tor. r e1or ,
sa5, lot of 5000 lbs Old sheathng Copper sold a,
rae cash. and 81 eases English New on terms not ae pub
hc-the latter, IN lots. commands 22c 6po,
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III ARRJED

III I9FsIt y on Tuesday morning 18th instant By the
fev: ". n Gissory, Mr. NELSON NOBLE, Of West Troy
Pan 20 c mt.s 1sY Part daughter Of Col Chaanc.y
A. D Loua March A. By Rev SIR Hawks VI, Titus Hale
20 fzIozth daughter Of Charles Kinney Esq of Burlrg-
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on SATURDAY.
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Author OF THIS Mysteries Of Paris
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= This work Will io6 large octave pages and


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Also, Abrdgement of the Syna1 and Grammatical Anay
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THE JEW, from the German OF spindler-price one
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Eighth Ward.-The Democratic Wings of the
old Eighth requested attend meeting The Tvo
loon Thursday evening" 2Sth March {. O'clock hear
the Report Of the Nominating Committee.
JOHN HAGENCAAlP. Chairman
GEO. JENNIsoS, Secretary. rnh27 WITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28

CoMsrocKs EXTRACT SARtArARiLlA for purify ing the
Becd-pricr per bottle 81 dozen at Court
andt Also the East Indian Hair DYE will color the HAIR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28
DIED

On The morning OF the I'd instant alter u,orsctsd IL
"a infant daughter OF Barclay aad issb-s Burn.
funeral will take place this afternooa at o'clock
70 ~ iudsoa-st:e.t Inc sdS the family and those OF
DL Robert Cook are Invited 20 attend -
March ~ Cathanre wife the late John Leavrra IN me
DIST ! her - - - 80 --
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28

Ee.scu LA,cUAoE-Nianesca's Oial System, by ms
daughter Madame L. MANEscA DuRASp Gentlemen mis
to ION the early morning class for the summer season de
requested to make irnlnd iate application ne CLASS WI"
commence about the lst OF APri u, ,,;a., No,,,
Class which is now III the second course. ,,:,
Private instruction daring the day 10 ftanAiih's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28

DowsrowN RENT CREAP-A story house " 10y ieS 70
u.r,i,op strce, INQUIRE of q. SAUNDERS, los BROAD.
Also two story house with attics III Atiahoe near
South 81. BROOKLYN. Rent low. pi.-' Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28

Martin T.. Thompson, Architect and Bull
Office No Wall street. prepared 10 l9rnl,h Piss aI
Suoeyinend the Erection of Buildings. hestsaee no
Clinton paces "hsrehs HA' ~ uhs SIMS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28
rsa,sc,s CoxpIA, Is xoli AZ No.6 Murray st. OBJ Il

CoUeHs AID slrshoud be remen6eI that cough
aiwsvs an evidence impury has lodged IN the
lungs which if speedily removed VIII so lrtate those
cate organs as sooner later TO bring ntammaton
Of the lungs-a disease which all know the hgh
road 10 consumption 49,, r., ,n.d;.
cine for carrying off cold because they expei from the ys
tenn all morbid and humors The cause OF every Emo
az disease in so and natural manner that the esay
relieved OF all lis suengs By magc -Four or hSe o.
aid indian Vegetable Pills. taken night on gong 10 pa
Will in short the most obstinate coda Inc
~, time The digestive will be restored 70 neatly
tone and the blood completely purified that ,nIamma,G
NJ IN. lung. consumption any ether form oil oiseass WI"
be absolutely Impossible. ,I .o;d al .,orss Of
doubtful character and be particular 10 ask Tor W Fsh' lhu
ar Vegetable Pills. c 10 ,,.d;cps
wholesale aud retail-No 2SS Geenwich St 9k w.
los fremont street. Boston; and 1863 Race ST fhaaeihN
JONES ITALIAN CHsMcAL soAr-Ihe citizens o. CnS sd
YORK are informed that most UNANIMOUSLY "
by notorious LITTLE Jew and If they want this oS t
aad excellent medcaed article genuine, they can Eas
in this City the Of the American EaSis u mas " in
used with the results BY hundreds OF
cases OF the kind such PmpleS BioSns
Snnbr Salt Rheum, Scuivy, Erysipe and all
and Disagreement But remember! always ASK ,e
Italian Chemical Soap-;ake without the y. -
JONES en- the wrapper And il little Jew ATTEMPTS ;S 20
cb,at Won with counteei,, cowhde HIM; or ORDER ns
ger 10 get nowhere this City bu, a, the sEn c. h s t
lean Eagle 80 Chatham street, or 23 broadway anu
ton street, Brooklyn. h'-' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28
R SaSIns A. lAf PHFhp.' Secretaries.

70 Seventh Ward.-The Democratic Wing Elec-
tors OF the 7th Ward requested Sackets Build
ngs, y Division street Friday Evening March 2sih 4,
u O'Clock, respond TO the Of Mayor, and re
ceive the report of the Nominating Committee Charter Of
fcers.
The meeting will be entertained vocal and instrument
ta music, by the Clay Glee Club.
By order OF Nominating Committee.
ZOPHAR MILLS, Chairman.
d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28

REORGANIZATION important TO those who have Rheu'
Inatsn Gout Contracted Cords Muscles Is the Indian
Vegetable Elixir and Lrirent which has never been known
10 fail single these complaints AT curt
landt street. WARRANTED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28

~ MoRs THAN 10000 PERSONS IN THE u s can at
test 10 the efc ,cy the GENUINE DR.. TAfLORS BAL
SAM OF L!VERWORr, 375 Bowery. By yesteIdayS
mail we received the following from Dr. Little OF Miiedge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28

SANps's SARsAPARILLA.-" Feiiz QUEEN fdciunt altena
pericla cautemHappy they whom others dangers
prudent-or translate freely IL better 10 Dor
experience than bup This maxim applies in all the
OF life but to nothing more orcbly than the of
medicine Tens Of thousands have fallen scourge
Of Scroa and the many terrible diseases which akin
manifestations ORIGIN and thousands similarly
afflicted refuse adopt the certain Of permanent
which and experience have placed within their reach
/; with all however. The immense and rapidly in
sands and tens of thousands yaus and record
accommodating upon record attest theirs gratitude for
health There OF that class of
lug fom mpurity of the bloodaud their is Legion
which cannot be radically cured by this medicine.
For certificates, aud numerous testmopias pamphlets
and various papers.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by a B. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists 10 Fulton-stree New oIk
Sold also 273 Broadway, East Broadway and by Drug
sists generally throughout the United States.
AN AFrEAL-1o the hundreds of families of the highest
spectaolty who have lately used that wonderful 8ttic
Connects Magical PainErracor from 81 Courandtst
but answered by candid with assent TO the
Sse eo anp Al vii fd ao@ Sr %
worthless v1gdbonds mead OF sense and
make Them believe what they know be false namely that
The true article be had where else but through
Meantime avoid any poison and aal uHteS IT has t name
OF Comstock Co the wrapper ms ong WIN save you
from danger perhaps No IS taken Tor UNI
following hundreds OF boxes nave been taken
Burns scqlds. Eyys5pelas ST. RheI M
Chiibla,nS, Sore Nipples ana E.VeS, Ef"ptt0S, &C:
Remember aud get ConeS only as four times cheaper ana
far better than other II any one is oo enough 10 pre-
Ter Daeys they for 25 warranted true,
der penalty of 500.
REORGANIZATION important to those who have Rhsa,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28

Dear Sir: The success of this remedy CDR Tayor Bal
sam of Liverwo in this OF The country IS truly Sra
ylng-in proof Of which read che following certIhcaie
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------
PaSsenUerS Arrived

passengers Arrived
IN The shtp ChGLleston from ChGrIestol-H II Fenton
y Oioman Ca1t Lord Joseph Nelson. Robert Ronads
'3fss Russell Prouty ChaIle, Morgan George BsrTy-e
In The brig Virgiria, from Jacksonville, FL Clark
tiia LADY Miss e Morel, Miss Z Brown Miss VI Kelly
John foinsett, Wesheim, Francis K-lsey Hammond
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-28


~ MON line packet ship Charleston, Brown days from
CharlesIon, cotton and nee to G Bukiey.
Ship Union, Russell frm New Orleans left the Bar March
p cotton provisions, &c Johnson Lowden-2O steerage
and cabin passengers
-, shlg Scotland Mills from Liverpool Feb Is, ndze, Tay
Snip Zoot MeTil Of Ksnnebeck, Il days from NOIeans,
Bremen ship Louise stesaEsa 40 DIS rm Newport Wales
iron, order
Brig Violet Nolan, ofPhi,deIphia II days from ST Johns
? Is < sugar and moiasses 70 Mason & THOMPSON
Danish brig AphoGso Paalson is days firm ST Johns K,
2d2 hhds sugar. 10 do moasses, 70 Mason Thompson
LET oTigS Empress Billings OF Baltimore waiting FRIGHT
Matthias from Curacos Labra of Baltimore,
brig Oregon, YIN PieEey, L, Corndnoing. ,s ds firm
PENSACOLA Left ship Vincennes; brig Somers sailed
same day for Vera Cruz Saw number Of vessels bound
north the Gull bu. spoke List Of officers
VIM Percy, 1t Commanding; Robertson, Passed Mid.
shIpman: Calender, Captains Clerk.
Brig Virginia. Wghtman, DIS firm Jacksonville, +, cot
ton, lumber &c. 10 + VI Atwater.
5chr Charlotte, Fuller of Kingston, Mass 20 ds I'm Cnfs
gos sugar and moasses, Aynar Co.. Sailed in sch
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sugar and uolasses TO Saye Left brig Tampico, aud
schr Merchant, for \ York in days
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