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Hear s'the Organr'-The Washing
ton Union, Mr.. Polk's official paper, in
speaking Of the proposed National Fair,
says:-"We have no doubt that the
friends of Free Trade viii meet the ef-
forts of the manufacturers snd their friends
in the true, vigorous, and determined
spirit" and concludes by denouncing the
Tariff as an "abominable system p
Who won't believe after this that Dir.
Polk is an out-and-out Free Trader!
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THE, COOLEST YET.

The Boston Traveller sass;-"As one
Of the Roxbury omnibusses; fully loaded
with passeHgees, was coming over the
Neck, young man jumped in, and de-
liberately collecting all the fares, jumped
out again. To the astonishment of the
poor passengers, on arriving at the head
of State steet, they were informed by the
driver that the gentIemanly collector had
nothing to do with the concern. and that
his collections were made entirely on his
own account"
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THE Sul,krnasurr.

The passage of the Subtreasury Bill
in one branch Of Congress has caused no
little excitement in the large cities. par
ticularIy in New York, where a large a.
mount Of Government funds is deposited
in TIE Banks, and apPreheusions are en-
iertained Of another suspension of specie
payments, in case the Bill should become
2 lsygi n lile form in which ii has passed
the House Of Representatives.
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1t is understood that the title OF Sir
Henry Hardinge viii be Baran Penhurst,
of Penhurst, in the county of Kent.
The American provision trade has par
taken 10 the facilities which the Treasury
order affords. Considerable supplies of
beef and provisions have been released
from duty under the low duties, and are
finding their way into general consump-
ton.
Italy is still troubled. Austrian bay
onets keep the people quiet. but it is I'M
possible to quell the flame, which has been
so long smouIdering, may burst out.
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RIGHr SIDE UP.-The Harrisburg Ar
gus, Democratic paper, says "if the Is
sue is ever made in Pennsylvania, be-
tween the doctrines of Mr.. Walker, and
those advocated by Mr.. Stewart, the
people will understand, and show by their
votes which side they espouse." The
Argus is correct Pennsylvania is a
Tariff State, and only for the deception
practised upon portion of her citizens
by the friends Of James X. Polk. would
have cast her vote for Henry Clay, the
Tariff candidate for the Presidency in
1914.
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THE TARIFF.

The following, which we find append
ed to Mr.. Stewards late speech ia Con-
gress, we pubIish for the information and
consideration OF our readers. The re-
monstrance can be cut out and pasted on
sheet Of writing paper.
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In haste, yours,
w. n. HALDEMAN.

o. The above important news was
brought by the splendid Steamer Cambria,
Capt. VIM. Forsyth, to this city about 0
o'clock, last night. Capt. f. will please
accept our hearty thanks for the favor
The news is one day in advance of the
mail.
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FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER.
JAMES vi. POWER,
OF MERCER COUNTY.
WHIG COUNTY MEET
ING

The Wings and Antimasons of Somer-
set County, and all others in favor of the
Tariff of 1912 and opposed to the Sub
treasury aud to British Manufactures, are
requested to assemble in County Meet
ING, at the Court House in Somerset, on
Tuesday evening of the ensuing Court
week, for the purpose of expressing their
sentiments on these and other measures
OF National and State policy.
WH[G CITIZENS.
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The CRoPs.-During the past week
we were favored with frequent showers
OF rain, and the growing crops present a
very promising appearance.
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Arrival of the steam Ship
GREAT WESTERN.
DAYS Later from England.

THE MONEY MARKET EASIER
AND THE PROVISION AND PRO
DUCE MARKETS STEADY AND
FIRM = COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS
Observation-Disclosures AD-
JOURNED TILL AFTER EASTER
PROBABLE PASSAGE OF THE
TARIFF BILL = INTERESTING
FROM SPAIN-NAEYAEZ'S AID
MINISTRATION AT AN END.
The Great Western was telegraphed in
New York Bay yesterday, at LII O'Clock,
and the heads of the more important parts
OF her news communicated to this city, by
Magnetic Telegraph, at about half past
one O clock.
There is but little change IN the Lon
don money market Prices are steady
and firm.
Corn and Flour are taken freely at for
mer prices, though neither have advan-
ced.
The general feeling throagh Europe is
pacific. The last news received from the
United States, which was by ihe packet
ship Independence, which dates to the
10th of March, had been the scarce OF
much satisfaction to the English people.
Commercial Affairs are improcing in
England.
There is no change in the provision
market.
There are no parliamentary proceed
ings 10 report, as that body had adjourn
ed until after the Easter hollidys. and Of
course all the great measures before it
were laid over. On It's reassembling,
Peel will bring up the Irish Coercion
bill and press IL TO first reading, the
Corn bill was to follow, and be finally
disposed of. The Tariff Bill, it is ex-
pected, will be passed.
The tone and feeling in regard TO the
Oregon question was much the same as at
last advices.
In the Iron trade reaction had taken
place, and pri ces are lower.
Sir Henry Hardinge, and Sir Hugh III.
Cough. who figured in the Sink war,
have been created Peers.
Rothschild has the monopoly OF tobac-
co in Europe, his agents have been buy
ing the future crops in the u. States.
The latest accounts from Spain show
that General Narvaez's administration
was at an end. Il was rent asunder by
the discovery Of an intrigue. on the part
of Christiana and the Patriarch of the In
dies, to supercede Narvaez in favor of the
intriguing woman's latest favorites, the
Baron de Nicer and the Marquis dc Vi
luna.
In Persia the cholera is raging with de-
vastating effect.
The present average rate of wages in
Paris is 2s. lid. day, and Is. 3D. in the
provinces.
Prayers are offered up in all the An
giican Churches throughout g. Britain.
for the success against the Sikhs, and
form of prayer has been composed by the
Archbishop of Canterbury, thanking the
Almighty for recent victories on the Sut-
lei.
Large quantities of seed potatoes con-
tinue to arrive weekly from the Azores,
from South America, and from the West
Indies.
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Mexico has actually Declared
War against the United States!

and that the whole of the Mexican Coast
is now under blockade.
Louisville Morning Courier, Office, }
Sunday Afternoon. 2 o'clock. s
To THE EDITORS OF THE UNION:
The Steamer Peytona has just arrived
rom New Orleans. She left that place
on Monday evening last, at o'clock. |
send YOU by Capt. Haldeman, of the York
town. the following very important news.
The Steamship Alabama arrived at New
Orleans, from Galveston, one hour before
the Peytona left, and the following Mem.
was copied from her Manifest.
"MEM. OFF bar S. w. Pass, spoke the
U. S. Steamer Col. Harney, direct from
Brasos Santiago, bound TO this port. The
Col. H. Reports that WAR had been de-
clared by Mexico against the United
States, and the whole Mexican coast was
now under blockade from Fort Jackson!
p. S. The Col. III. will be up-to-
night.
The Peytona was only 5 days and IL
hours from port to port, it will be two or
three days before later intelligence ar
riyes.
In haste, yours,
w. n. HALDEMAN.
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EB. PALMER Esq. of Philadelphia at his
Real Estate and Coal Qffce, is our authorized
agent for obtaining Adreyftse"aerts ana SuO,
scTfption for the "HERALD anu is ciO'ned
with fun power to reoeiPt for any monies paid
10 him on these objects. HIS agency includes
tho following cities. viz:-Phlladelpba. New
YORK Baltimore and Boston, and his Offices in
,hoss several places are located as follows
PIiIq5elpiiG-No, SO Pine Street.
Ns,r Kgrk-No. rs Nassau
Bakimore-.S, E Corner of Balt-& Cal st
Rasfon-No Is State st.
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NAMEs UMITTED.
ENDORSEMENT.
~ 1910
April %, 1916.

On motion of Mr.. Gebhart, the
Court order, decres and declare that the
persons associated as in the within peti-
ton named shall according the artic'e &c
conditions in theS i instrument sci forth
and contained become and be corpora
ton or body politick, and the Court fur
ther direct that this charter of incorpora-
ton shall be recorded in the Office for re-
cording in Somerset county.
By the Court.
Al. OGLE, Proth'y.
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D r e u:

- * g -.
On Tuesday morning the 2sth ult-, ia
Stovstown GEORGE HARTzEL, Esq, aged
about So years
In this Borough, on Thursday last.
Mrs. ELIZABETH SHAFFER, in the 10Th
year of her age. Peace to her ashes.
On Friday last, in Somerset township.
Miss MARGARET WEYAND.
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MI MARRIED.

On Sunday last, by the Rev. P. Rlzer,
Mr.. CHAuNcv P. KoUrz, of Berlin, to
Miss LAvINIA, daughter of MIR. John
Narteeny, Of Somerset t9.
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BY the following letter which we received
this morning from the Office of the Louisville
Morning Courier it appears that
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE,

TT Liquid ColOring for the Hair, Whskers, &c.
It's claims patronage will al once be understood by
who have used sold the preparations offered for
dyeng The hair Its application is simple its effect Ger
TAIN being emphacally perfect Hair-hye, without de-
s,royng The elasticity health Of the hair. To fancy
keepers druggists, &c 1t will be found mos, de
srable article they with confidence recommend II
10 their customers he troubled with complaints of
lis dyeing the skin linen Will not rub oil the hair
and washing only improves it7 appearance The
color is permanent and perfectly uniform entirely free
from those unnatural tns varying from the faded green TO
The royal purple, produced by the ordinary hair dyes In
proof OF liz efficacy the inventor is prepared 10 apply the
bye whskers portion Of the hair without charge
those wishing 10 purchase if II proves satisfactory for
which purpose he has private rooms, Prepared only and
sold wholesale and retail by WIN: BACHELOR, No. ?
Wul-sl near Broadway. Price Sli double size II 90
Copy the address.
Ngents-New-York Or. Gouraud. q Walkerst Brook
yn Mrs. Hays 1879 Fuon-sl Philadelphia Eug Roissel;
Washington d. c., j. II. Gibbs, Penn. Aven.i Psburg,
Pa Wn. Jackson 80 Iibery-sL; Columbus, Ga, Winter
4 Eppnp s2G imeodis
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AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sale. Of SOCKS, see Fo.rta Page.
MONDAY. l

MoNDAS, 4. M
~ .tock rnarket was heavy to day, very natural
,ao from last weeks rise. Reading fell of consider
che market perhaps being influenced by the com
,.reIy small increase in the business of the las.
psT.sed week Atthe Second Board prices continued
sa remain inactive at previous rates Sterling
..eai,e plenty at ala9; Francs 30. Guilders 3si
- 20 Snk. Bane0 a5soa5l. Rix Dollars 7aas7s.
s,.r eIshts to Liverpool are 2ssd sterng Grain cd
s. ~s.epts al the Custom House last week were
Iae srd Of the week before s37l i55prevousy
$50 s7sseil; making total thus far this month
az a.,a,sn. There have been no shipments of specie
80 4, in September, but Government has taken
a4' American Halves out of Wallst for payment
IN y ,ss Northwest Indians
" ~ ~ Lewiston Pa Bank was to resume to-day.
-, 10 another suspended Bank the Northern
.sas, SAYS. The Lewis County Bank located at
,s .-n.burgh viii again commence business. The cap
,.ssoOoo The bills upon this Bank will be current
IL Nsse,oabc on the 2eth instant at which time the
,,,-oences business.
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General Notices.
" oIackenzie's Tonic Febrifuse-A sovereign
Remedy for the

This grez Remedy 10 which he public as-,51 IS pr
hcLariy called has been extensively Used in ne Weserr
cure ior Ae and Fever, Dumb Aga= Chill Inie-ni.
ard 50 well proven have become ia spread
over ever form Of Asae n he West Thai The Fe5r1fug-
i now sured-ng every other offered remedial and
loohea uon Is The only that cn Dc relied upon II e.
Tie many thousands Of instances wherein il has WOE CHI
cures, while instance known. De shown o.
failure, varra1s Il in being offered possessing i- three
carctna! Merits without which medicine Re safely
used 70 Ague cases These merits Ina; s cures are
SAFE. CertGra G.6 peTusGasn.
FOR sale By aoedsy PaePs Co hois.ae Agen;,
Y; Coleman x Co. Buffalo y. P Jacobs, Detroit Men ;
Brinkerhoa L penion, Chicago, IL Edwards Francs
81 Louis No and by Druggists generally throughout.
7. States. leZ Iaxisp SWH
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fashionable Clnthina.
I c. BOOTH * co. Cash rsilors and Importer

c. BOOTH Il co. Cash Tsilors and Importers
~. Isl Broadway, have received an unusually large
stock tine and rich goods hch they would respect
fully inviie the attention OF the public
The reputation OF Broadway FOR high charges induces
very many economical mir ded persons make their pur
chsses elsewhere Notwithstanding the Justly accredited
superiority sd genius played in every depart
ment within precincts, though This mputatou OF high
charges when applied 10 Broadway Merchant Tailors
ecss may be Just it would be well for the fashionable
economist pause before sacrificing 10 ndscrninrte
prejudice III. advantages which some Of item oser The
subscribers in Broadway enabled by their cash
system and small profits TO furnish the finest quality Of gar
very low price and through the aid OF Messrs
Lee and Foster conductors OF the Cutting Department.
produce them In style unsurpassed by any In the
world.
The propreors have hand general assortment ready
made garments-Ovsrcoats eight and wadded) Peltos,
Sacks, all OF which got up in good taste and
lIimmed In a rich and subs;nnnnL mRnner. 80 isll
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DR.. MANIoTTA,S
EAST INDIA TONIC,

for Dyspepsia, Fever and Aguc, &c. &c.
- Travellers, from constant change OF air and wa
ter liable many diseases which be prevented by
the of The Tonic whenever they find themselves in
way indisposed This medicine will always preveni them
from contracting diseases such yellow fever
scarlet fever &c. Persons Of bilious empera
ment may live long and healthy in the Southern climate
by the use of this article Personal references given 10
several hundred Of our FIRST citizens.
Agents wanted throughout the United States Applca.
tons, tpost pad) addressed TO the proprietor
SIS lrreodis. B. FENNER, l03 Nassaust,
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THE INTTsTPTE VIC

u SO closely resembles The real head Of hail. .ns;
scepcs and counsi-ers have pronounced The most per-
feet and extraordinary invention OF the day. The ad
vantage Of This novel and unique Wig i is being made
without sewing wearing, which III appearance
50 closely 10 resemble the natural hair both in ichness
and natural appearance, defy detection lis texture
being so beautiful poroCs and so free that in all cases
o. perspiraton evaporation unimpeded and the er.s
evils OF other Wigs avoided The scepc and connasseur
alike invited 10 nspec. Ibis novel and beautiful Wig
and tie peculiar method Of fitting the head, the invent
ors "a c. BARRY, 145 Broadway, Of Lbertyst
up stairs. SIS lraeodis-
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N,I. T. JENNINGS & co. Diapers and TslOr,

WM. T. JENNINGS Il co. Diapers and Tailou,
w Importers Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Nestings, Fancy
Dress Articles, kcIn appreciation OF the which
attended their efforts in catering for the community, would
tender the assurance upon the Of the Fail
Trade thai II will be their eudesyor add the induce
meuts which have rendered 25l Broadway THE ESTAB-
LISHMENT al which furnished Garments possessing
the requisites which must continue commend them To
the economist For in the style and character Of the CLOTH
ing enabled to furnish through the mid Of as efficient
corps OF cutters be found in the country Is The
sequel TO the attractions Of our moderate charges
large OF goods for Fail and Winter
wear ars offered for inspection, comprising Cloths,
Tweeds Dress ard Frock Coats 0yercoats Sacks,
French English and American Cassimeres for Para'
looms word in reference this garment In which tas
experience has satisfied the many few cutters exces
this line is especially solicited Meriuo. Velvet,
Silk and Satin vestngs in grea; variety The usual assort
menI OF ars, quality Read mads overcoats. Original
Sacks Clocks Dress and Froek Goats Pansoons Vests,
&c with choice selection OF Fancy Dress articles scas
Cravats, Hdkts, Gloves, Suspenders, Shirts, Collars,
Bosoms HalfHose, &C. 50 sU
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NEW INVENTED WIGS.

BatchelOr's new invented " b.G soaps
pronounced bg all who have and worn hem Tie
most perfect and natural heads Of her Wig are
invited 10 inspect the largest grd best assortment Of Wigs
"a The United States: they hen judge the eect and
VII al perceive hat y hat has ons been them
Cf pLoierahe discomfort viii hecceorth be rel
luxury. wM BACHELOR, :u~ea;or ana manufacturer
Was near Broadway, removed from los B.oaf way.
lr,ar.
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rR-Dr. wood,. sar.apariIIn and Wild Cherry

- Z
Bitters-For the permanent Of all diseases arising
from impure ale Of the blood Pimples the Face.
Dyspepsia, JsGndice Indigestion Cosveness. Vertigo Fe
male Complaints and General Debility, has equal This
preparation is combin alton hitherto unknown me h=
tory medicine, differing entirely IN It's character and
operations from .he various preparations OF Sarsaras
which have been dae; times offered 20 The public
When in perfect health, effect i produced b. IL
except increase Of appetite but when disease seated
10 the frame. and carrying fast its victims along the path
OF life, then it, mysterious influence is felt and
Sold wholesale and reta by WYATT kETCHAM.
12l Fultoa-st and 1872 Broadway; ~ Bowery: SIl
Bleecier-st. v Y. J. ". Smith and Mrs. Hayes Fulton
at Brooklyn SO 6tis
" Thousands of Females after irving all the
Sarsgpsas Coroia and ENirs OF the day for diseases
peculiar 10 themselves without receiving any bereht have
been restored health and vigor by the of
three bottles Of Tenghus Vegetable L!thonrpc Mix
ture See advertisement headed Great American Rem
edy. -23 iiis
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~ Furniture Notice.-Those persons having turni-
Of any description dispose Of will find ready sale
for any portion all of their goods by send ing line
calling upon the subscriber Goods of every description
and 10 any amount purchased. :: COTTON,
81 1rnis No. "a Ann-st-
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u Piano-Fortc Teachers VIII find Warmers
Rudnental Lessons in Music" valuable aid in teach
the of Music their pupils II is adopted by
of the first Piano Forte teachers in NewYork 1t
may be found of the Music Stores $50 3teods
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CO. NEW INVENTED WIGS.
ehelor's New Invented Wigs and Scalps
f ICED by all who have and worn them, mos,
Natural heads OF hair Wig weaIers invited
soess they will NJ once perceiys thai what has
u esse % them soArce OF intoerable discomfort,
sssS.crr st99rh ee real luxury. WIN. BACHELOR,
~ tpnea only manufacturer, Wsi-sl near Broad.
viva uon los Broadway. 81 imeodis
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-Tbe n. 8. Senorc of 1S12.-Tbe

~ The u. s., Senate of 1S12.-The subscribers
pecfuy that their large mezzont engraving
o. the United States Senate is completed and WILL in short
liIne published Those who desire receive early i'm
pressons invited 10 cal the National Miniature Cal
lery end examine the engraving.
aus isu ANTHONY. CLARK & CO. 2t7 Broadway.
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~ A Card.-New Singing CIasses.-Messrs.
VIM. Z. Bradbury and + II. Nash having associated
themselves together for the purpose Of giving instruction
TO Glasses OF Ladies and Gentlemen in Vocal Music, III
different sections OF the City, ready 10 receive
proposals from trustees OF churches and others responsible
relative 10 the formation Of such classes.
Lecture, preparatory to the formation of Glass; With
some choice specimens Of Church Music, will he given
Tuesday evening Sept 2h in the Lecture Room OF the
South Baptist Church. between Fulton and John
commencing al u O'Clock.
Similar exercises will also be given in the Lecture Room
edjoinng Dr. Hardenbergf's Church. in Franklin ST. be-
tween Church and West Broadway, Friday evening.
Oct I'd commencing the same hour All persons inter
esled are invited 10 attend
class been formed in The Methods, Church. 27thst
and will commence on Monday evening, Sept 29tl
WIN B. BRADBURY, l5q Mot,-si.
so PITS F. n NASH, 90 Forsvth-st
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so 2tis

u Young Lady who give the best Of refer
ences desires school family. She is dis
posed make herself useful assistant companion
10 lady, or eacher-is qualified 10 teach English
Branches and Draw ing, and would South or West II de-
sired Address o E. the Tribune Office s2i lwis'
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Ancticn GaIes
r, ASIHoSY J. sLEEcHEs. Aae,,es.

[ ARGE SALE OF SpierS.s S;s,S SSsseSess.
1ecHerF--Iie following Ssra-aso.,, 70 esose
Merchants Exchange IL tie city OF S.os Soia :, ;es
Ssseay he lssa day Of December ,sas. By iss Wet
he sale pereInsso-y, &C hsersl terms Parss.,,-.
w. osoast-
tae steamer George Washington, entirely usw OF -.
- Q; it9 'ors SO feet long, 70 ice, beam eyii,s
- aenes, IL feet stroke N's-ees
se Arscxeraoeker.S years cid 800 feet ,o., - a..
TS ~. p tssehes cylinder. 10 feet stroke - W.
SO fee: go PAT OF TIE Rec6r;k Hudsen yea. o..
stroke. 'SsS eSAa, - Inches cylinder, II feet
Ass,, - Ane;es years DID, 80 see, l,,v -, e.,
n - ssees ey7Ger ii sees s,,ss ~ '1s 'f sees
Tie North America vra-s a. sss
0eSn, y iceees CYLINDER FEET s,-,S iva 'os' ~ tset
Ise Co!rr.oia- years Ola 30 r.. r., -
inches ey Under. II fec, ssrpse e. . ''es hesi, ~
TIE Rochester, year, OLD go 60, -,
~ .aehes cylinder 10 feet stroke Ss' . teet beam.
ne uazet!e, wei snsteS for shert rcc,n
tse ABOVE boats are well known as re ,-...
iaa SUBSTANTIAL boats the American ws,s. .I
deemed unnecessary 10 give particular ssM
~ EN- AsTe AL OF the beats will De sold without r.ss
sss,leaen on tie day naned unless d.sposed Of =, 80
~ y. sae Pr'os 70 ths, tine. " - Ply
Se s'SpT.y can De examined day previous m, -.
SO SicspepSSxoS ~ 10 Is - Is