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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-17

THE DEATH OF PAIN


THE PROJECTORS Of the above wonder working med
cie, take pleasure informing the pub that they
ready supply the orders whch have been
ayed by the overwhelming demand Of th last few weeks
Arange however have been ade by additions
their works which will enable them hereafter prompt,
all the demands Of their the south and
also to keep hand sufficient stock the
increasing demand Of the city.
Those who have tested the wonderful efficacy
the above medicine IN OF exera Wounds engs
OF violent strains and INJURIES the structure; and
verteora complaints whether chronic casual he eb
adsised avail themselves by its USE OF
lief and a rap d and certain
In evden,e the absolute confidence of the poprietos
(never yet claimed the price Of the e cry
where the Of single boe does effect the
Of specified complaint the following category
affections aud diseases =
Gout, Rheumatism, Swengs Of all kinds, Dislocaiions
Fractured Bones Bruises Cuts Spain Conusons aud
dnous INJURIES Poisonous Bites and Sngs, Burns Srads
Chblains, Corns Bunons; gandulor Tumos, Lumbago
trysipels letter kngwom, and all erupoDs of tn Ski
Fever and Asne Agae the breast and face Cramp in the
Stomach aud Headache.
One Of the remarkable pecusrities Of the Lotion
consists N is instant expulsion Of pain fom the parts hc
is applied and owing TO this quality aud the
injuries both external aud internal OF valuable anims
To be ha OF IT, g. BARTINE 90 Vssey street, rs
bottle; j. Butler, No Nassau street; the drug store
of sixth and Thirteenth and also Of
q. s. BsRTNE 4 CO. Proprietors,
Principal Depot 1923 Broadway,
one door from the City Hospital.
Agents wanted
NIB The medicine will be giveu gratis, all who
poor to buy. al6 lmeodtrc
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QuoTATloSs FOR UScURnEYr MONEY.
QUOTATIONS FOR SPECIE.

There is very little doing in foreign bills On Lon
don we quote at lo9a Ito, with sales llot
Paris, 525 52sa Amsterdam, 39t 393 Hamburger,
a5s soi Bremen, 70 a7sl.
The citizens Of Georgia congratuatng themselves
upon the result of the recent sale of the Monroe Rail.
road In the hands Of the old propretors the road has
been OF TO actual benefit = the section of country
through which passes and is anticipated that the
management will extend and perfect the line SO that it
VIII unite with the central road, and give an unnter.
ruptcd and continuous chain of communication with
Tennessee in the North West and with Alabama in the
West The purchasers paid Si55 100 for the work
which, with the redemption Of leins on the road
to the amount of $4,000, will make the sum re.
allied by the creditors S2o5 The creditors of the
road should be perfectly satisfied with the SALE Their
claims daily accommodating and the road with all
properties rapidly deersrating. The present proprie-
tors gentlemen Of acknowledged wealth and credit
They have road o miles in length uniting with the
central road at terminus and the state road at the
other, and travers,ng the most populous and healthy
portion of the State They have paid hundred and
fifty five thousand dollars orwhat cost millions and
they have work that will yield, with judcious manage
men arevenue of from $4,000 sl75 900 per annum
One half OF the stock is owned by New York capitalists
an the other half by citizens of Georgia. most Of whom
we're old stockholders.
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Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald

washington.
Correspondence Of the Heraldl
WASHINGTON, Aug. Is, 1870 P. M.
The Final Insanity Of acknowledgements
Specuiations and Results.
As we intimated to-day, the southern mail Of this
evening brings news from Mexico decisive Of war.
Poor, poor, poor Mexico. What is she to do? She
lspreparing, or has written the warrant of her own
execution. Poor, weak, infatuated and miserable
nation! She is doomed to the fate of Carthage,
without either her justice or heroismof defence We
cannot, however, much to the advantage OF her
people, look upon the extinction of her name from
the nations, but with the same melancholy feelings
that we look upon dying man, whose crimes Of
ignorance, imbecility, and tenerity, have doomed
him to the penalty Of the law. Poor, poor, misera-
BILE Mexlco-the richest, the poorest, the freest,
the most ensaved and weakest Of nations, what in
the name of God is to be done with her deluded,
prlest-rdden, heterogeneous, plebald population
Shall they be swept from the face OF the earth like
the ancient Canaanites! No! We expect to show
them justice, tempered with mercy. To end the
war at once-to stop all her plratcal calculations on
the sea-et strong force, sufficient to capture all
her opposing forces, be marched upon her palace,
and with our army in her central citadel, let us die
tate treaty OF peace that shall tend TO her better be-
haviour IN the future, and that shall stand as an ex-
ample OF magnanimity TO the nations OF the eaTtn
Our forces already concentrated IN Iexas on ner
fantry and dragons, under Taylor and Iwiggs.
Harvey has been ordered down from Arkansas with
his dragoons-Maor Ringgold with his nying artll-
ery from Fort MeHenry-5O men da,d from Fortress tr
Eoyt Hamil,on-so that alto ether shall have by
the first Of September an effective force, indepen-
dent of volunteers Of 5000 regulars on the Mexican
borders.
In the Gulf we have squadron OF eight vessels Of
war with an aggregate of two hundred gnns and up
wards-three more ships are ordered down--whie,
on the Pacific side, we have fleet of ten ships in
process of concentration to the blockade at the sg
nal of the coast of California.
With such force this, thus concentrated
against her, Mexico is bound hand and foot War
with her on such terms is a mere farce--a sham
hght-a fen de joie.
The Secretary of State is keeping late hours over
his official papers tonight. We shall have unani-
nous spirit of cooperation in the cabinet to-Inor-
row. And we are assured, that il the exigeucy re-
qure it, if the necessity for Incidental expenditures
should demand incidental appropriations, Congress
will be convened, in anticipation of its regular meet
ing, tor the purpose OF seconding by its authority,
and sustaining the staunch good spirit Of the Ad-
mlnlstraton.
And now we will tell you why SO many Catholics
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CASTLE GARDEN.
N3-Admlssion rs Cents.-e0
Great Musical attraction /,
fIopiictors- Messrs French and Eeissr
Grand Entertainment!
The propretors respectfully announce that they have enga
ged for limited number of nights the Buesque Ethiopian
Operate Troupe favorably known Pamo
Italian Opera House.
First night of
BLACK DIABOLO.
Monday Evening, August 18th.
The performance will commence with the Mock Opera of
BLACK DIABOLO.
Inermsson Of Half Hour for Promenade and Refresh
The of splendid Cosmoramas will inspection
The second part will commence with
Grand Observation-Disclosures
Galop-Orchestra
IDoors open at haifpsst O'Clock. Peftorasaee 70 sor
me Qa,c =
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IS WALL STREET, Nrw York, Aug. Is, lsi5

30 WALL STREET, NEW YORK, Aug. TO- 1919.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD -
The Express OF this evening states lin reference to the
fire in Hammond street, that Mr.. Morgan's loss is
$50 00O about third Of which insured at the
Croton Office" The Commercial, same date, states Mr.
Morgans loss to "be about S35 000 Of which abo ut
$4,000 covered by insurance at the Croton Oce"-
Mir. Morgan was insured by the Croton for $1,000 and
$4,000 oil that amount had been rensured, leaving risk
OF $4,000 and Mr. Morgans loss will probably not exceed
So, 500 altogether. ". CARROLL, Sec'ry.
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emocratic gain since last fail, go.

Democratic gam since last tall, 20.
The Nashville Wing Of the 9th, (ha leading wing
paper the State,) gives this cold comfort to its
friends, in commenting upon the returns received
''From Williamson county we hear OF falling of
of between 200 and 800 votes from the wing vote OF
last year, though we have received no returns.
"Thus far the news Is decidedly unfav0rable to
the wings. Mr.. Clay's majority over Mr. Polk in
the whole State was only lib votes. Mr.. Foster
has already fallen behind Mr.. Clay's majority five
six hundred votes; and should the returns from
few more counties continue to exhibit correspond
ing loss on the part of the whigs the general result
will prove untavorable for them, beyond a doubt"
In Davidson comfy, Tennessee, in which Nash
vile is situated MI. Polk beaten in the guberna-
presidential election) he was again beaten 6s2-
In the late election QS45) Mr.. Brown was beaten
by Mr.. Foster in this Chs OWN county, 5S3. Close
running for three years.
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CULMAN'S
LITE RARY SAL LOON,
AND FyHIBrrION OF

LULMAN'S
LIT ERARY SALOON,
AND EXHIBITION
BE4 UTIFUL PAIN TIN GS,
No. 2O3 broadway, New York.
NJ AXIMILIAN'S Great and Splendid work. being his
wi through the United States, illustrated with Lightly En-
cravings the Of drawings large foliowh
volume of letter both volumes elegantly put
for the Drawing Room few copies only printed English
No stranger should visit the City without calling in to
SOOKS, PAINTINGS, AND ENGRAvINGs,
which offered ''at greatly reduced prices"
The Public Sale Room fill ed with books Of every kind IN
various Languages. which, and the Print Room,
charge is made. .
Above the Bookstore Sale Room, apartment fitted
EXHIBITION AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS,
Two HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES,
by ancient modern Masesto which, small charge
OF l1h cents is required. .
HERALDRY.
The Arms of individuals whose families originated any
country Europe traced and spenddly emblazoned vel
in aud third the charge of the Lon
Heads Colleges Genesloge Pediges arranged and
illuminated. - -. .
JUST PUBLISHED,
The GENEALoGY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON
with his and crest upon his carriage.
Price only S 30-n colors Curiosity. je23 eodtf m
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MIR. Dinn~ford serves up Splendid Lunch
every dy II o'clock his establishment l57 Broad
way The By ron" Fish Chowder II be found upon
his sbe O'clock this day Sunday under the supern en-
DANCE Mr. Brown formerly of the Exchange and Saratoga
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Dis. Congress, ls45 Congress, lS44
- Dargan (D) James Delieu, (W)
. - Hiliisrd (W) J. f. Belser, (D)
w Yancy, (D) VIM. L. Yancey, (D)
w. Payne, D) W. w. Payne, (D)
5 g. S. Houston (D) G. S. Houston, (D)
r. Chapman, (D) Reuben Chapman, D)
FelixG Nc onnellD ) Felix G. Mcconnell D.)
Parties stand as they were. The election of the
last on the list, Felix g. Mcconnell, should it prove
true, will certainly astonish all, not excepting
himself.
The returns for Governor from the Southern part
of the State, strongly in favor of Martin, indie
pendent democrat. In the counties heard from, he
is something like 1000 ahead of Terry, the regular
democratic candidate. Its, however, by no means
certain that he is elected, as Terry resides in the
Northern part OF the State, where they shell out
an immense number of votes. nearly all democratic.
Chancellor Martin resides in Tuscaloosa, which
county gives him majo ry OF 29S. His majority
in Pickens county is over 800, and In Marengo S62
It's now certain that there will be a democratic
majority in the Senate as well as in the House Of
course democratic u. S. Senator will be elected
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some excitement in the city during the last few
days. caused BY false report ndustriously circula-
ted, that the remains of Of the persons buried
in the Hudson Street Cemetery, are to be removed
tor the extension Of LIE Roy and Burton streets
the officers Of the religious corporation that owns
the ground. No interference with any grave or
vault is necessary or intended. The proposed i'm
provement, long desired by the inhabitants of the
ninth ward, is very literally facilitated by Trinity
Church. b. B.
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TE.
see an article in to-day's Herald, complaining Of
the great number of omnibusses in Broadway. /
inform that gentleman yet he has to learn, that
il is not from the number that danger is to be appre
hended but from the reckless manner in which they
driven. The speed of vehicles of every descriI
ton is restricted in every city in the Union but this
Here the drivers are allowed to cut and sash neck
or-nothing, no concern, but who shall keep fore
most.
and officers appointed and located at suitable places,
to put the law in force, all danger would be avoided
Tryit A.
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WILSON'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM,
Gold street, near Maiden Lane.

4 'ODNThN MERCHANTS wlilhnd TINS nesirapie noussi
~ being convenient the business part Of the city This
ESTABLISHMENT fitted with entirely new iuniture Oooo
aud substantial dinner M cents lodgings 70 cent or con
veence and comfort this house equal to any hotel IN the GUY
and nj hall the Permanent boaders be accommodated
very reasonable terms.
All toe delcaces Of the season served up they
srve IN Market at half the price Of other houses Elegant
private por for the referee cases private dinners
per .partcs.-- The very best Of liquors jus sm'rc
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NOtpIdN'S HOTEL.

GEORGE NOWLAN respectfully returns his most sin.
~ thanks TO his friends and the public for the liberal
peto Of Prospect Hail. and begs leave inform them iha;
has fitted up large establishment the termination of the
Railroad this Island and the Bank of the River where
he prepared furnish visitors with Breakfasts, Dinners
Teas Suppers and other refreshments the nstce
Good gonud aud every accommodation for Military Comps
MES All the Railroad Cars land passengers IN front Of the
Hotel for i2k cents, from the City Hall.
nh An ordinary al half past o'clock Sundays e2a
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j. Il STOUVENEL,

J. Il STOUVENEL,
IMPORTER OF WINES No 30 John street, informs his
friends and the lovers Of good Wines generally that order
supply the demand he has made 10 have
ways and receive direct from Bordeaux Wines OF
he first quality, from the proprietors direct.
The we'll known houses following sufficient recommen-
daton qualities Of the Wines without, further details
j. Freyche, }i'opretoss OF vignobies,
Capt 0ervais, Mborueaux
~ BIZ D. = undertakes to sell Wine for family use bv
the dozen OF gallon jy23 im+ec
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A GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALI,
w Ill. !. given ~ the kNtAMPNIENT FORT LEE
AZ, on TUESDAY The 18Th. Dancing in the elegant
Mrquee. Decoraons by Messn Deonge aud apin Music
~ We ,ons Baud Tickets ST. to be obtancd the Mil
- -a's s, Wy broadway, cor CT Of Canal.
seat. oonf""es are ehPec'eu 10 W pre-
goa, fKANk leaves the foot Of Canal street at AM
~ = NJ FN and returns at 70 at night all tsm
Do,n'D ns II :. COU NTRY-A few persons may OBJ
" a. Eias ds, L. Residence secluded he,hfu, pleasant
tnu u access being the Coney Island
ak and hall les from Brooklyn Address or inquire OF
MRS r. ~ lay Tor, on the PREMISE, opposite Bergens Hotel
broptivn ALI aim
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The democratic majority in the House will be
about twenty.
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GALVANIZED IRON AND TIN
4 Advanced SHEET IRON AND TIN, a very
~ rorartiele warranted Also Tin Plate Shee
Iron Russia Sheet IRON She Copper Zinc Scotch ar Amr
Pip lron for sale bv CASS * WARD,
mvft 1pisec No ~ BROAD
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IA ArCHhs WATCHES AND JhWkLkY Those
~ who wish purchase Gold Silver Watches, Col.
Chains Gold Pencils Keys Sc, will find greatly to their nd
call the subscriber who selling all description
the above retail much lower than other house III,
Jeweiry exchanged bought All Watches warranted keel
rood time the money refunded
Il. z. ALLAN, Importer OF Watches and Jewelry,
'Noesals and Retah, 30 Wall street,
~ M
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NOTICE.
TO MERCHANTS, SHIP MASTERS AND
OTHERS

OTHERS.
NHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform them, that
he has been in the employ Of the late Samuel Demilt
aud the late Samuel Dem hayng bequeathedt
INN the Transit Instrument Astronomical Clocks and the
OF the shs intention to continue lin
with his the business OF repairing
rating Chronomers, and dealing in Nautical Instruments
Charts Watches Clocks Jswelry Silver Ware &c.. the old
stand, No. $50 Pearl street d. EGGERT.
tmqod
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MONEY MARKET.
Saturday. August 1876 p. M.

The stock market continues in very depressed state,
and prices continue to decline Long Island fell off /
per cent Farmers Loan, I; Pennsylvania SIS ! Hi:
nois 6s 4 Mohawk, l Reading Railroad, / ; United
States SIS, Norwich and Worcester, soningon, Can
ton, and Kentucky closed at yesterday prices United
States 6's offered at per cent less than the
current quotations yesterday.
The Bank Of Louisiana has declared semi-annual
dividend Of three and halt per cent, payable to the
New York stockholders less exchange and after the
LIST proximo.
The value Of the imports into Boston, for the month Of
July ls44 and ls45 with the of duties received
fnrA ha anna nnnfh man
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MUSIC.
A Rare Opportunity Of acquiring Thorough


n Rare Opportunity Of acquiring Thorough
Musical Education.
~ H. DERwoRT Professor Of Singing Guitar and Piano
years Of age among whom three Of his daughters whom
he proposes thoroughly instruct IN the art OF Singing
MIR Derworts the result observation
aud experience during which he has successfully taught in Ger
many London, and New ork. His method cannot fail to
part to his pupils perception aud thorough knowledge
the principles Of music, with the ability TO har-
monixe auy simple given melody. . -
Parents and Guardians invited 10 call al his Rooms, AT
Broadway. when every inquiry will be answered
Terms so per annum payable quarterly IN advan Les
Pr,y,ie instruction as heretofore, aI2 lm+rh
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The duties received at the Boston Custom House in
July, 1874 averaged thrtyfve per cent the duabe
goods, and twenty per cent the total mporta
ton the rate Of duties the duabe imports for July
ls45 averaged thirtyone per cent and the total ill.,
specton averaged about twenty-seven per cent.
Domestic exchanges very quiet, the demand being
hardly suicentto establish quotations The limited Blu
siness Of this city last spring did balance of
trade in our favor large enough to much demand
for exchangeon this port The currency the country
Is daily improving, and the bank issues of the in
terror will in short time be par in this city, that
very large portion Of the remittances will be made in
this paper The facilities for transmitting packages of
bank bills to every part the country are now so great
that balances liqudated in this way to very great
extent The receipt of large of the issues of
country banks and the redemption gives the brokers of
Wall street increased business while it is much more
profitable to the mercantile classes We annex the cur
rent rates for domestic exchange in this market =
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SINGLE GhN ILE.hAN can DO accomrnod ted with a
- reas,nt room ana bed room furnished in Green
between Amy ara blsecker Rent very moderate good
lsmt person who speaks French preferred Inquire at ais
tfeen street all 3trm
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THE BY RIO N,
l57 Bro n Il w ay,

WIN. DINNEFORD.
WHO respectfully informs his friends and the public tha
w he has leased the abova establishment and hted
4 lie inferior to none w d. will all times keep hard
he best description Of spirits &c. selected with
hat taste pee experienced wine bibber His bed
fitted with due regard and clean'
and in each department the prices will with e
tmesnsmely q night for lodgings, dolla
md hall per week, or Eve do! airs per month.
w has also ntroduc ed the Southern plan Of providing
lunch from II ill o'clock that the nfos Of tn,
inward man will be attended cold and shower bath fie.
10 customers Committee rooms, Club rooms, &c. SC.
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PHILADELPHyA HOTELS.

COLUMBIA HOUSE,
Chestnut street, between 9th and sth streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
THE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully Inform their friends aud
the travelling public they have taken the above house (tor
mer known the Marshall House and have made extensive
alterations and improvements in its interior, having spared NJ
expense 70 render OF the most pleasant aud fashionable
houses IN the city. The parlors the chamber
large aud well arranged the furniture entirely Its oca
on ~ IN the most central OF the city near 10 all the places
o. public amusement and convenient To the depos OF tn.
Southern, Western and Northern routes.
The tables Will be supplied with all the diicacie OF the
SON Inc Wines of the choicest brands and have been
carefully selected.
The proprieors hope by experience.
them with their patronage.
:. BAGLEY, MACKENZIE s. co.
James Bagey, tlate OF Jones' Hotel)
Henry e. Mackenzie (formerly Of the Washington House.
Peter l.. Ferguson.
July LIST, isas iva sm.rr
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
FIRST NIGHT OF THE SEASON.
Monday Evening, August 18th.
The performance will commence with the play Of the
LADY OF LYONS
claude Melnoue,, MT
Col. Danas. MI btss
beauseant; Mr ieming
After which,
To conclade with
A ROLAND FIR AN OLIVER
Hon Alfred Hishhyer. ............M Mr. Roberts
Maria Darlington ................. Miss Moss
23 cents.
poors open at o'clock and the Curtain will rise precisely
% A limited number Of Season Tickets may be obtained
at the Box Office - -
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ID ENJOYED No. IS Franklin door East Of
II Broadway NJ DUMSDAi. Professor Of the Guitar, Sing
ing Accordeon and Violin continues teach Ladies and Cen
tlemen of New York the above fashionable Instruments
comparative short time by his new Analysing and lnducrve
System. Terms reasonable. - .
Nj d. will go as usual the residences his pupils any
part the city the Satisfactory and other
ierences application at No s. Franklin street.
jy9 lmsm
STUART, HAIR DRESSER.
CHARLES j. STUART, Laaies' and Gentlemens Hair
~ Dresser, would respectfully inform his old patrons, and
the public generally that he has returned his former loca
ton No Murray street. up stairs, where they will find him
ready do anything his line Of business with prompt
and skill. au4 msec
BRONZE POWDERS AND METAL LEAF,
DUTCH METAL)
THE SUBSCRIBERS have just and keep
lyon hand large stocks of these articles, which they i'm
direct from their Germany, the full
LEOPOLD KUN 4 CO.,
y3l msu
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SALAMANDER SAFES
NHE first and only kind Of Safe that has in every
preserved their from accidental fires Edwads
Ho mans Improved Schumacher, They for sale by
u Hobbs 70 Plat ST. " where certificates and test Safes
may Of which saved the books and papers OF
Nessrs Coe Anderson Co.. No. % Broad street. the great
fire the 10Th ut Aso Of Mr. j. Mel at the corsr OF
Bro'd street and Efcha Place the night ofthe 3h OF
tsn@rrv. is43 ~ 0*sr
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toPrtksOo cases English sheathing Copper, comprising
complete assortment from 10 TO 30 superior qua
ny, Tor sale BY h. X. COLLINS Il CO..
asrc IS South street.