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CONSUMPTION or THE Lungs,
A,tct,on, Of the LAYER, Asthma, br"Grh''is,
Pains or Weakness Of the Breast or Lungs,
Chrome Coughs, PIcurisy, l!cmorhugc oi tho
Lungs, and all affections Of the Pulmonary Or
gans.
INJURIES OU,N PRESCRIPTION.
A compound l}al3anic preparation of the
Prumus Nirginlua or "Nid Cherry Bark, ~ pre-
pared hya new chemical process, approved and
recommended by the most distiu. aus. ed phys
clans and universally ackuow lodged the most
valuable medicine ever discovered
IMPORTANT CAurlON.--The Public
should bear in mind that it is Dr. W stars bal
sam Of Wild Cherry that performs the renarhN-
bile cures which are published in every pait OF
the country, and not the articles Of similar name
that are occasionally pulled into temporary no
tlcc. Those may be good--but We know MOTH
png about them.
Il Let every Man Woman ad Child rcadt
tie following, and il that docs ma satisfy all ON
III" mrcat virtues of tins Medicine, let them go
and see the original-With numciou other testl
monials Of like character.
WATERyuIE. Oneida Co. n. ! y Sept. Is l643
Dear Sir owe 1t 10 the afflicted TO niolIn
you that in January last was attached by yer!
violent cold, caused Ivy working in the water,
which settled on my lunTS. II WAS aCcompani-
ed by very severe pain III my breast aod sides.
and also Il dsire ssing cough. had in alien
dance all the best medical aid III our village,
But after cXbaustlno their stIl 10 no avail, they
pronounced my disease confirmed consumption
and they oacnnd all gave me up TO die Attes
much persur sion, ] rot the consent Of my PLY
stefan to use the Ba lSain OF Wild Cherry, pre-
pared by Dr. Wistar. purchased Of the Agent
in our place one bottle, before using hall uFwhch
| began to gam strength, and it was very evi
dent my cough much better and my symp-
toms in every way improving have now used
three bottles, and am restored to perfect health.
This result is alone owing to til" use Of DIR.
Wistars BlsHm Of NllG Cherry and take this
method OF giving you the inf rma,on partly
pay the deb, of gratitude owe YOU, and partly
that others similarly afflicted may know where
O apply for relief
Very truy yours, JA'IES SAGE.
MR.. PALMER, Druggist, umGcrdat, OF Wa
veIvlllc, Sept "a 1913, wrtes-The statement
given YOU by MIR JOINS Sage Is well known to
be trueby this whole community. 1t certainly
was most remarkable cure. The sale Of tho
I}alsam is very good, and success in cures truly
HatiCrng.
Yours, respectfully, d. d. PALMER.
Let the afflicted call and see our certiica es.
They prove concluyvcly that they car be culecd
ifthcy get the right medicine Be sure and et-
CDR Wstar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry" Be
ware ofimitations.
The Gen Inc ialsam is sold in Elkton. by Dr.
!. Wallace, in Wilmington, by NJ TN '"
and every town throughout n
aware, At - Ivy Rot'"
Noy. 25i
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Il importance
HOUSE.

The subscriber begs leave 10 inform the
Public that she intends to koepa
TEMPERANCE TAVERN
at Warwick, at the house kept by her late
Husband (SyIvester Nagee.)
She hopes by suct attention to busI-
ness to merit The custom of a portion Of
the friends OF Temperance.
CATIiARINE MAGEE
Warwick, May / l,h lSil.-iw
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Join C. GROOME.
TINS IS TO GIVE .NOIYCE,

That the subscriber OF Cecil county, hath
obtained from the Orphans court Of SAID
county, letters administration on the per
s"na estate Of Mary Rowland late Of
Ccch co, decd, Al PERSONS having
claims against the SAID deceased, are here
by warned 10 exhibit the same, on or be-
iorc the 3lst day o' May, 1915, they may
otherwise, by law be excluded from all
benefit Of sad estate Persons indebted
To SAID estate, are requested To make I'M
mediate payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this 3lsl day Of
Nav lNIl
ALFRED G.. NOWLAND, Executor.
June 22nd. l~ll--.6w
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New Book and
Stationary Store.
NO. 81 MAR X EFT ST.
WIIAIINGT0N DEL.


WILMINGTON DEL.
EHNhe subscriber having commenced the above
n business now informs his friends, and the
public, that he intends keeping on hand gcner-
al assortment ot Books, consisting OF THEOLOGY
cal. Miscellaneous, School and Blank Books, with
Stationary, winch Will be sold aCcomnoda-
ting terms
BIBLES.
Also on hand an assortment of Bibles, consist
ing of Quarto OF Family from 81 30 upwards.
Polvglutt and Pocket Pearl do likewise
Bibles and Testamcnts for Sabbath Schools,
Caiechisms, Hymn Books Question Books &c.
TO which we partcul'l y invite attention.
.HLSO.
The Works published by the Methodist Book
Concern, and other publishers furnished, con
sistng of
Clarkc's Commentaries, Burl,itts Notes, Wal
sons Theological Dictionary, Bucks Dictionary
Watson's Institutes, Wcslcys Sermons, Wat: on's
do, DR.. Sumth's do 18th volume late Publication,
Life. OF Wesley, Watson, Fletcher, Bramwcll,
GarrcttSul, Sc. &c.
Also, Hymns AMI Psalms of various Christian
Denominations.
Oar friends and the public of Cecil County are
cordially invited 10 give rs call.
EDWARD kENNARD.
hpri! Nth 1874,
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NOTICE..

llezckiah G. Caldwell, respectfully in
forms his patrons, that IN compliance with
the wishes of many highly esteemed and
respectable persons. II Is his inlrnIon,
hereafter, To close his shop on tho Sabbath;
he therefore politely requests all those,
who respect with him, the moral scruples
OF the religious community, to submit
their boards to his Razor's keeuness on
Sa'ur lay.
EIklon April Goth, lS1i.
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Personal
DISCHARGE.

hCm Ccnnig SIT
On the application Of William Wells Of kcnt
t"unly hy rrttiuu in writing 10 me Lew w 10Th
It justice al the Orphans Court of Kent County
sutlun thai lie was N confinement ior dc.l$
winch he was unable to pay. aud PRAYING me 10
grant to hiin the IeIclil OF the usulrcmL Laws of
Tins State a schedule Of hls property est tie and
effects, and list ui lbs rtrultUrs and Debtors On
oath rs far as he can aSccl taIu them, beng an
noNrd to his prtitlt"n and the sud IIIIam
Wells having satisfied me ny COMPETENT tcsi'ino-
ny that he has resided two years next preceding
the time of hts application within the state "i
Maryland and having appointed john ''lc'm-
wooda trustee tor the benefit oi the creditors o.
the sad William Wells, and the sad Trustee
having given bond with security approved 10y
me for the iiiDhiuI performances Of hIs sad t's'
aud th" sad trustee being IN possession OF all the
property estate and effects of the sad in>"hcnt
Debtor, jlhc necessary wearing app; raj and bud
ding Of himself and Family rNcrptudj f,r the
hrnrit ot'iis Creditors, ! l.avl Wru,h Justice
Of the Drpi ans Court of kcnt County aforesaid
do hereby grant personal discharge TO the sad
William Wells and hereby appoint and lIN lilc
first WrducSda, IN tlr urAt September FERN oi
Kent County Court Iol the appearance the said
William Wells To answer such III irtIumatnrieS rs
may b. prnlnuudci by any of his creditors, and
It" also appoint and iS the FIRST Wednesday IN the
next September Tenn of the SAID Court, for the
final hearing "I'ihc said application, and do also
order that the sad William Wells by causing
copy of thus r",,ro and order I" be inserted III one
ri the newspapers printed IN the Eastern S"le of
the State OF Maryland once Il week Tor three sue
crsslvc months before the fist "Wednesday III the
next September Term nj N"r' County tuuri CIV"
n"'i"" I" h,s ,r''u"rS l." appcar before the said
krnl County Count on the first "Wednesday IN
lhr urat September Term Of SAID Court to show
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EnOcIl Crouch

Hat Manufacturer, Main St. Elkton. Nd.
Sign OF The Golden Hat, one door from the
Post Office.
One word to the Public IN regard to
business. NJ motto is, avn always was
"PATRONIIE HOME - UuSTRY",
and feel thankful to thi. cun,mun,y for
past patronage while N EIv old business.
boot and shoe manufacturing, which !
carried on IN this place ) years past.
have now sold out, aud have engaged IN
the
HATING BUSINESS,
which ! did not commence 10 oppose any
person, l"r there Was mn ilal Manufacturer
IN the place Thought could supply
the stores with hats, aud that world sup
port me, hut as ,hry ate determined not
to patronlIe me, viii sell at wholesale
prices, which are 4. follows:
For NuIrm Hats, best Mol $500
:. do do MOI $50
SaXony No 800
: Spanish Mol $50
" Cashmere, black Mol 2,75
" do do Mo- $50
" do blue go
"Common fur hats $3.50 to 900
variety OF common hats from rs
cents down to so cents apiece
Some will say this is humbug, but IT
Is bug some of them wont like, for it
will b"s= them ont of a big profit. NV
hats are made OF good materials, and by
,yncripnrcl worn mon and | will do mn
all hats brought Of me free of cost, which
costs, twenty five cents lfma,c elsewhere.
n. B. will sell all kinds of hats, 50
cents cheaper Than any store in Elklou
can sell them. All hats warranted not to
be surpassed in neamcs aud durability.
ENOCiI CROUCH.
EIkton, April lsl ISL.
Highest market price, Cash, gwen for
Iurs
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just Received,

few bushels prime Timothy Seed,
New Crop New Orleans Sugar, RIO and
81. Domingo Coffee some AS low as 64a
cts. per ID =. aud a lot Of New Bacon. which
will be sold low. WM. TORRENT.
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will be required to be paid in cash, and the
residue in 8 and IS months with interest
from the day OF sale to be secured by
bond with approved security,
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing are in
viIed TO view and examine the property
for themselves.
JOHN C. GROOME.
Ex'tor Of Jas. 5. Springer, decd,
Elkton Md. June 22d l~l4
'.'Nalional lnteligenccr, Bait Ameri-
can, Inquirer and Pennsylvania Phlla.,
Examiner Lancaster, and Village Record,
West Chester; will insert once a week
fort weeks and forward bills to Trustee
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IRON ORE

which can be readily Obtained and IN a
region of country where abunddn, crops
, all kinds of grain are raised
One !hild part OF the purchase money
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CONSUMPTION or the Lungs,
A.tct,on, Of the i.ivrr, Asthma, br"Gehi'is,
Pains or Weakness Of the Breast or Lungs,
'hronic Coughs, PIcursy, l!emorrhogc Of tho
.ungs, and all affections Of tn" Pulmonary Or
The New York herald., 1844-09-25
New Stock Exchange.


very steady but in limited demand at 81 433 50.
BREABsrUFEs- Genesce -four is down little again
Sales have been made at sxpence less than - So Vr
giria wheat 90 cents.
CorrorThere was good enquiry to-day, and hold.
ers generally not being disposed TO Offer freely better
prices have been occasionally obtained and sales have
amounted TO 900 bales.
PRovsross-Prme Ohio pork we quote at 81 SO 62i
mess at 80 as The demand at present very moderate
Beef s in very limited request Prime country sells at
S3 do at So Ohio lard, in bbls sells at 6a &C.
We quote cheese, in casks and boxes. at ~ a SC.
HAY-Common qualities North River bale sell at 80 a
s3c wanted prime for export, at 40 42c The de.
mand is very small much below the receipts
WHBxEY-Drudge casks arc in demand at o4c. West
ern and prison barrels very dull at 243 2sc.
REAL EsTATE-At suction, frame building and lot 2ls
BleecKer street-lot 23 by 100 feet, $4. 300
Two lots in the 7th ward, Brooklyn Franklin ave-
nue., 400 feet from wloughsy street. siOO each, $780,
The New York herald., 1844-09-25

The importation of -four has largely increased the
csp tor the first six months Of 1874 being more than one
hundred per cent larger than for the same time in isi2
The monthly consumption is estimated at le50o bbls.
The arrivals in 1884, far average $500 bbls for the
same time The stock the first of January 1874
amounted 10 bbls this stock with the surplus
csps the consumption Of at least Is per cent has
caused prices to rule very low except those current for
Richmond which have been sustained in consequences Of
the general inisrory Of the Baltimore and New Orleans
shipments The sales from January LIST to July Ia
amounted to s4s76 bbls, at the following averages >
Haxal and Gallego other Richmond sorts lsos4
Baltimore l2s2a5 Philadelphia so5s Southern ias7Os
European, lss4Sa and s926 -four trade with Rio
Jsneiro very important item in the aggregate and the
reputation OF brands of -four from this country should be
strictly maintained to improve and increase the dsman
possible
The exports from Rio Jansro to the United States Of
TIE three principal productions of that country have in
creased much larger per cent than the shipments any
other country.
EXPORTS Rio JANERo FOR THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF
The New York herald., 1844-09-25

Cleared.
ships sea- Edwards, Liverpool Taylor & Merrill; Agnes
euerii Amsterdam, Pleiler x Wssman; Star R.public
renuiey iexas J. H. Brower-Barque Heinrich (Brrmeni
hiencke Bremen Meyer Stucken n-Brgs Columbus fNor
5ansen Hamburg, Schmidt * Balchen; Eliza Tikiob ST.
Arrived.
Jacket ship Monezuma, Lowber. from Liverpool Sept
WIN IONS coal 81 tons iron Gel sacks salt H. Marshall
mase 70 ,ersse Brooks, A. w Spies Co and Others
Warsaw parsons (of Chareston) from Hayre Aug a.
baIqne Madeline Shenklnd from Cienfuegos Aug 49, with
with Gains and NV winds ~ = '" 'eias'
Brig Csrre Beecher SO days from Palermo with so hale.
uo pag smac 30 quoce paste pumce stone
zoo pags canary seed TO Fitch Coz 1850 bales 10 order
npiomoan nd brg Carolina Eager u days from Angosura
with 72oo hides 200 bags coffee 10 bales to Oercs K
Brig II Cheney Eaton 30 days from Bonare with salt to
Nssnith Walsh; 22o0 bushels do J. Fouke & Son
Srsh brig Jane Allison, Gakill IL days from Windsor
M WIN plaster 70 Soale, Whitney Il Co.
Ds Oranile, Hodgkns 8days from Lubec, with plaster 10
with naval stores y. s. Powell Sailed IN co. with Belle
and Jonas smith for NYork David Due sid days before
Schr Imperial, Swain Nantucket oil. ~
Schr Velocity, Montgomery, Eastpor plaster.
Schr Fancy, Chase, Boston, mdse.
Sloop Nancy Finley, Adams, Nantucket, oil.
Steamer Ashland Mason from Philadelphia via Little Egg
One ship, two brgs, unknown
Sailed.
ships Louis Philippe Caso Havre; Nile johnson
,oh Daique kaleen Bvens Valparaiso brg Saratoga Apa-
iachicoiai Fanny Colt, Georgetown, and Others.
The New York herald., 1844-09-25
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington
Correspondence Of the HERALD

Correspondence Of the Herald
WAsHIsoros, Sept ~. lsaA
Wemay pra.e as much please about the injurious
ELECTS oiforeign influence national habits and
nsrom the infusion OF massesoi foreigners amongusbut
1t very doubtful whether the examples Of riot
shurchburning and bloodhed by the fre
and natives" OF Philadelphia. New York. Bsn "a and
Washington have not done more within the last few
years lower national character vtiats our ma
tiona simplicity Of than If the Czsr Of all the
Russiss, with his millions Of grizzly ss seine
cities, and towns and villages. nay thu
White house itself and put Captain Tyler, and sl the lit
tie Tylers to boot. hors du eopbat
There s at this time quite dssrh of interesting Pc
li,ca news here, which addition to the fall sickness
OF the seasons with which politicians well other
ioks are seized has made sad havoc with the gsseIal
appearance Of the small beer caterers OF political gossip
Those who lsok below the calm surface of things. and
dvs 10 the bottom o the deep ab, OF the political mael
srom OF thus eternal city think however placid the sp
pesrance orhs Presidential campaign looks Tor the To-
coiocos jus, now that there il rumbling among ONE
OF thelg and little hshes of that party below. and that
quiet or at least appear 10 be for the sake OF par
consistency, secret distate for the success Of
rok and Dallas. Is frequently manifested high
quarters and less than hall concealed hope expressed
or implied that the experiment Of taking candidates
fresh from the people, for the highest Offices in their
git, may not be successful This will surprise
best acquainted with tho Of all great
men whose ambition Is to reach the highest pinnacle Of
pfont and honor that the nation bes,ow them
and hence the rumos that daily reach the OF the in
uated, that this great end that members of the de-
mocracy would rather Henry clay elected now than
James Polk. OF thing there cannot be the least
doubt, namely, that II Polk and Dallas he elected, a
regime or order Of succession in the democratic family
must ensue TO the fetal exclusion forever Of the claims
oil Calhoun Buchanan, Cass and others Silas Wright
and Tom Benton will be the regular heirs law the
ui enjoyment oil the loaves and fishes while it 10
rious that the Ex President at Undertook to
the United States Senate in order to foriy the claims of
two such suiors IN chanceryt We shall have glorious
fun soon AFTER the next election Mark that
There is considerable quarreng here about the way
things are being conducted in custom house The
Character political and moral of many OF those named
for places in it, satisfactory those a. head quar-.
ters Only think Of all the propria persona OF a low
groggery, being appointed TO OF the most important
IN door and out door places connected with IT, II Ia
thought that the collector has made mighty big
blunders among his new appointments.
The New York herald., 1844-09-25

OnsMonday morning, 23d inst At her residence in Mid.
dlasex ccenty (NJ) Mrs SUSAN MooRK her lad year
widow Of the late William yore for many years resi-
dent of this city.
Her friends and those Of her sons Oliver r. Robins
and Robert Moore, respectfully invited to eRd her
funeral from the resdenc. Of her Robert 90 Breome
street, this afternoon al o'clock
On Monday, 2Si inst at Bedford, Westchester county
II consumption, JAMES ii. Hsnr, NJ. d. Of this city IN
the 47th year Of his sge.
His remains will be inferred at Bedford this forenoon
10 O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1844-09-25
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, Sept 4-Our exports of sugar from this and
Maanzas to the end Of last MONTH anountto TAI 976
boxes, against 6oOa3i boxes at the period OF last
year. of which, i9a4 lss3
White sugars, boxes, ..... !. l56,799 l41,297
To the United States. 49,. ls2,5ls 67,s37
Spain,. ................ SO 62l b6,27s
Mediterranean. .......... 5l,527 35 403
worm OF EUROPE. 2oIol0 2yO5Io
Our stock between this and Matanzas according the
brokers' notes inclusive Of town and country, amounts
to from 10 to rs boxes; think it may be between %
and 100 NJ boxes of which one half will be required for
the supply Of Spsin and Of local consumption. Re-
main about 60 000 boxes for export to Europe and the
United States; while last year exports to Europe
from lst September to the end Of February l old sugar
Of thecrop OF l9i3) amounted 20 1866 boxes. As
CARDS the growing CROP have only to confirm for
mer statements. OF coffee very little is lett and
supplies cannot be in market in any quantity before the
middle end of December The crop estimated to be
about third at most half the usual quantity The
state Of the coffee in Europe lead to anticipate
that the first supplies will be taken off for that quarter
from SO 6o to 90 for fair to good second qualities
PRovisIoss-Flour- Philadelphia and Baltimore, SIS to
90 per bb sales and scarce; New Orleans SIG 80 to 6
75 sales and scarce; Hams New Orleans So to l3 per al
sales good wanted; lard New Orleans SlI to per
quintal, sales-stock 10. 900 kegs
The New York herald., 1844-09-25
Passengers Arrived.

LvrRpooLracket ship Montezuma-John Sp,w forth, Mrs
Firth James Beysn New York; Thos Woodcock Brooklyn.
Francis NJ Brewer Phadsphsi John Lamar, Georgisi
Baltimore; q Johnstone Liverpool; John King, lady and
child Manchester; Major Newman aud lady Ensign Cbas
Newman, ith Infantry A; John Carson, Bfaz278 ia
the steesage.
HAvRr-Ship Warsaw-J II Roe.
BosARE-Brig II Cheney-E Coomb-.
The New York herald., 1844-09-25
Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald !

PniL,DsLpniA, Sept. "A, ls4A
The whg gatherng,to como on on Tuesday next will be
numerously attended Webster will no doubt do his best
and make a brilliant speech.
James Fitzpatrick and John Forsyth, tried yesterday
afternoon for riot during the Kensington disturbances
and acquitted Robert McQullen also charged with riot
committed.
aJames Augustus Moore, printer who formerly work.
ell in the office Of the Philadelphia Gasene and who
convicted and sentenced the Penentsry bigamy is
again at liberty having been pardoned by Gov Porter
His Honor. the Mayor fined six gentlemen this morn
ing Tor having been drunk last night.
The two theatres. the Arch aud walnut, at present
doing pretty fair business with the drama Of Putnam
The stock company at the latter estabshment of
the best in the country, and very popular.
The !" Ethiopian serensders,n Messrs 0ermon, STAN
wod, Harrington, Pelham, and Warren, draw crowded
houses at the Musical Fund Hall
The Natives" held tremendous meeting last night
in the western part Of the city Broad street 1t the
largest political mesting held since the opening OF the
campaign. and certainly the most enthusiastic. At
least 5000 persons were present Lewis NJ Troutman
prominent merchant presided. assisted by number of
respectable Vice Presidents and Secretaries The Drum
mond light was shown TO advantage The great mass
mead General Smith and other leaders OF the party.
The !" Natives wide awake
Hannah Hoffman, charged with stealing several fine
dresses, &c was this morning sent TO prison
There nothing done in the Court OF Sessions this
morning The trial Of Hare native" for hs murder Of
Rice lrish is SGT down Tor Monday next Tie prisoner
will be defended by Peter A. BIowu, Esq
new iron steam TOW boa, for the Delaware and Rar
,hnSl Will ne launchea AZ tamden IN lew usyB
Mary Welsh adomestic residing at the lower part Of
Southwark, was badly burned yesierdsy her clothes
taking fire while engaged over a oh arcosl furnace
Two gentlemen, one coored the other white, have
been arrested and committed to answer the charge Of
bgamy.
beautiful bsrque, called the j. Patton r launch
ed this MOI nng from the ship yard OF Jacob Teese Ken
singon She 20Otons burthen. and intended Iegu
lar trader IRON this city TO Charleston
heard rumor this afternoon o intended duel be-
tween the ninth part of man"s Chesnu street tailor,
aud newspaper reporter tnuse lady down town
Such things ought to he. II Is s0id the
thores will most likely interfere
The stock sales TO day were quite light. There is no
essential alteration in ruesday's quotations.
FrRsr BosRp.-25 Wilmington Rsilrosd, 24A 100 do
"a 400 Grara, li4 30 Kentucky "a! 100 United States
Bank ST 81 900 Wilmington Bonds 1853, S1.
SECOND BosRD.--7 tarmers' ani Mechanics Bank ~
do do a3t SO 600 Reading Reilroad Bonds Ut 81 600
Prnnsy vania 6's 7ii Sl4o do 1916, old annuals 81
100 Wilmington Railroad, 2sl
The New York herald., 1844-09-25
,xronrs FROM Rio JAsEso TnE MONTHS OF

Total, .537i9 592,ssO 1893 6.i15 ls6,Osi ol2s
The aggregate increase in any of these items is not
very large but the exports Of coffee and hides to the
United States show quite increase and also the export
of coffee to the Channel and Holland.
REVENUE CUSTOMS AND CoNsUIApo DURING THE
MONTHS 30th JUSE.
l9i4
Customs, 365i.7S8S reis 333865Os res 32i830is
Consulado 89i:i28S I" 8l0075S 8G5:y93S :"