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CRce W. S. frchGNgs Buildings, North II tht
S'Git R9nsc Hartford, CT.
THIS Company incorporated by the legislature q
/ Connecticut, with Capital az ONT HUNDRED AN u
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ssr Ihe purpose Of effect
ing Fire Gad MaraaS Insurance, ans has the power a 10
freasing It's Capital 10 Hai( Million o. Dollars.
The COMPANY offer insure Houses, Stores Mills, Fac
eries Barns and their contents all Ctaei iusurahe
PropeFty aghnsl and damage by IRE The rates at
premium offered low those of other similar
institutions and every has opportunity ,T tTE
to himself against the OF this destruc
element The the Office pursles in transsctiDg
their business and in the adjusting and pay ment "a osse
is prompt and Iiheral
Persons DESTROYS OF obtaining Insurance against ess and
damage sy ire in Worcester Vicinity REFERRED l0I
further particulars to ISAAC DAVIS, Esq, his office
Worcester. WILLIAM CONNER, Secy
Hartford, july u, 1874. "
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THE DAILY SPY.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor
Terms.

TERMS
fhe price Of TIE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
sh"um or seventy five Cents per quarter if paid src ~
ia advancr-Or
Four Dollars per annum One Dollar per quarter il
ene paid in advance.
THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY
= published weekly at the same Office Terms-Sl75 in
e'sance, or $500 il not paid in advance.
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FORD'S EATING HOUSE,

NO. WILSON'S LANE, BOSTON.
MEALS aeFveh Al this Es;a' isnmen all hours OF
N& nd evening, rces to suit the Of busnes,
he str niger, the rda ni leisure
tul yarUu4 Kin 1T Fare is presented every day
SUNDAYS evuep;e1 comprising all the Aeas and Vegeta
bies ~ se.sun, and RAKE DISHES ia advance Of the
season.
Public Festya Celebrations, Rurii AMI Water Parties
Military tumpanis * iurn>hed In sly lie and Of
qaalty aIap;ed any ucch-nn Their in the city out
oft reasonable W. tiers and Table tar
atshed The ample pr visit ns have lesn
MOds ter business. Addres- he undersigned,
JOHN FORD, 2 Wilson's Laac.
April |, 1896 IS 80ST0H
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III dddltioh To the aDnve depOsite nf
cent on The premiums will be required; aud dposte
note varying at the different ages fn Is to 30 per cent
the premiums.
Applications for Assurance may be made at the Once
the COMPANY at the CENTRAL BANK Worcester. and
the Agents in the towns sections Of New England,
New York, New jersey, Prnn-s lv mia, and Ohio.
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary.
Worcester, July IS, 1915. III
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Important to Manufacturers.
PARKHURST'S Burning MACHINE

His valuable invention Tor the purpose exrae ing
without iujnring he staple, tnm 0ol Cotton Hemp
and oihe brnus erias bhrrs sticks and other foreign
grrdients in successful operation in q the
Eastern md Middle STA Tn ss wishing To purchase
ibis Machine be furnish with it. short nOce, by
NAYLOR 4 co No. 80 John Street, Nel0 York, where
the Machines kept Manufacturers Informed that
nave appointed NAYL"R Il Co my Agents Tor the sale of
my Burning Machine throughout the United StaIe aud TO
beware purchasing any Machine Of the Kin without my
stamp upon t. every Infringement my right either in
making ven ling using this Machine will he proceeded
against according 10 law.
STEPHEN r. pARKHURsT.
New York, Nov nth 1896.
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New England House,
so. HI Broadway, rearly opposite Wa!l 81
Np,u Ynrk

New York.
49, E'tiE above named house having Undergone
ssiA rial alterations been ftts up in superior
@es4s inqnuer itr Ladies' aui Gentlemen Who may want
transient hnHrd will he e;f afford desirable
cOmnuuati0s 10 all who desire guietness aud agree
s6le surety strictly Temperance house and located
IN the inmpdi,is vicinity o business, which makes it
pleasant tor business The proprietor ths
subtle and his friends that every eXerton will
for their aud merit Continuance tf the pat
ronsge he aresd received fir wht he very CRATE
fel N Is. Price 81 p per day.
Aug. B, 1916. 3lif WIGHT, Proprietor.
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ErmpOrfamf NOaice.

Kidder's Valuable Horse Linimenf.
WARRANTED 10 be one Of tho valuahe articles
w offered the public for Spraas, Wind Calls
Spavins, Stiffness OF the Joints, Strains aud Callnuses
oflong standng also, swelngs, Fresh Wounds Calls,
&c &c. This truly valuable Linmen has been extern
tensvely used for the last twentyyears, and IN no M
stance has II failed give satisfaction the purchaser
IL Is cheaper than any other article, itreqnrts bur
small quantity to complete II also will answer
equally ms well Tor neat horn cattle.
Prepared only by the inventor and proprietor,
JAMES KID DER, JR., East Boston.
JAMES GREEN co.. and NJ. u, GREEN, Agent
fer Worcester. lyl9 May ID
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PATENTS.

american and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
U. &. PafPnt Office Wask,nston,
No. % State street, - Boston.
THE subscriber. BY appointment from The commission
er OF Patents, agent u the o. 5. Iienl Ufce the
purpose Of rereving aud fu wadng the al such
models specimens OF ineredie Is Ahl manufactures
shall he intended to be patented or deposited The rein,
which will he received ardeJ, free NJ trpeSs and
RISK 10 their and with all possible dispatch The
subscriber viii prepare specifications assign
mens, ami all the necessary papers and drawings will
make researches american and foreign oks,
tashng the validity utility Of Inventions and render
sdvice all legal and scientific matters respecting tho
same Patents stcureu in Europe and Other untri,
ny .pplc4tIon n this Office, inventors saved the
time and Of Journey Washington, and delay
there well all personal trouble in hlanina their pa
tents. The experience If fourteen years pracco-a
iensive collection Of WORKS decnH ieci>i.ss
q mechanical subjects and Patent Ir@s-mnd
patents at ferent Countries collected at expense
during the long time this office has bee" Established and
TO which daily additions being mae, together with
counts here kept of inventions patented Washington
enable to afford important assistance and Information
10 inventors DESTROYS securing patents Which inc other
respects might be I,tIicult OF attainment.
weodlyS3 K. H. EDDY, Civi{ Enrfneer
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Notice

THIS is certify that ave duly appointed and
ihOrizel Mr. JARED BENSON. JR of Blackstone Macs
Ia my Agent throughout the Eastern States ell-
ing The Bhrrrg Mac hne, invented and pat by me-
May LIST, e4o person vi hing purchase the above
Machine can with safety give their orders HIM he
will give prompt at'en lance to upp ing them, Though
the house ST NAYLoR L. Co. New York
STEPHEN K. PARKgIURST.
New York Nov 18th 1876.
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MANUFACTURES are Informed that any ihGorma ion
IVA III relation The Machine iesilmonAls in
its favor by tho who using H. will be prompt! gwen
by the subscriber, applicant being made him, BY
mali or otherwise, al BLACKSTONE, Mas
JARED 1BNSOS, JR.
Blackstone, Mass. Dec A, 1876 9w5o
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Pekin Tea Company.

NOR SALE by the Pekin Tea Company at their
Office No IA front STREET, (UP sTAIRs.)
WORCESTER,
large assortment OF L T. 8, all Of this years mpor-
tslinn, which they call iioiss Country
Merchants and Families.
CATALOGUES TEAS,
Ming Yong Pnnchong, good. Oolong good.
do DO snuchong do extra fine
OOL0NG-This n isvorte with those who HAYS
had the pure article.
English 81 eakasl Tea. fne
liowqal's Mixture. extra fine.
Pekoe FOws., rich blk
Congo, fine
YOUNG HY>ON, sweet cargo.
do do do do dneF
do do fine cargo.
do do extra fine
do do SiiUer Leaf-This is superior tea
aid seldom sold in lhis country.
do do Golden Chop, garden gruwh- This Is
the finest Green Fea cultivated ia Chilt, and
never been imported exceps presents 10 III porters
NYSON. very fine.
do Plantation growth.
Gunpowder, superior
do ptntaiion growth.
Imperial, fragrant.
do
EYSON SKIN. extra fine.
We PLUS ULTRA-Thls Tea ia fragrant, and Yields
perfume u uly delightfully."- is o garden arOwih-and
superior any sold this cuunify.
For further particulars, see handhilIs at the
Office of the Pein Tea t:ompanV Sign the Chinese Man
NO. IA (up Stalrs) Front st Forester, Ms.
Orders from the couRtry for the Chest sigle pound
promptly attended 20.
Parcels OF IS lbs and upwards be forwarded
try purchasers Z. ii. KENDALL, agent.
Worcester, Oct 6. dwif
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House and Lots for Sale.

-. 4 NEW and Elegant HOUSE on Nerndnt Street.
Ts& "A AisO MOI Sc LOTS Laurel lfil-mauy
Ia Of them commanding the est view ." Wurce> Of
any lots in the market. A. NJ MERRIFELD.
Worcester. March II. W3tdf
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MORTON,S LETHEnM.

WHEREBY Surgical and Dental operations are per
w formed without pain aud for which Letters Patent
have been granted The subscriber IL duly 10
dispose Of rights FOR the OF the above article in any
town in the state where such rights have been secured
previous 70 THIS date, on application 10 him at
No, IS, american Temperance House.
Worcester, Jan ., l947. JAS. SHEPHERD, in.
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Military Movements.

DEPARTURE TRooPs.-The steamship New Orleans,
Capt AUDI left last evening for Vera Cruz with the follow
ing passengers:
MIR. Albert Won German, Leo Deatra Dr. John d. Sims,
u. s. M. c.; Dr. s. l.. Barbor, Ass. Sur 18th Inf Dr.
Robt Ritchie u S. A.; Lieut.. Col. Bonham, 18th Inf;
Capt Feaherston and officers of his company Capt Dob
bins 4h Inf and officers OF his company She carries 15l
horses Capt Dobbinss company 4h infantry, Capt Fea-
herstons company Louisiana volunteers and 90 quarter
masters
the Brazos with five companies of the Indiana volunteers.
will take the remainder OF this regiment to-day
row.-N o. Pic JayS
Gen. Scorr.We learn verbally by gentleman yester-
Scott still at Jalapa waiting additional reinforce
He does not deem prudent to make an advance
with force falling much short of 10000 Our cor
respondent Jalapa tells that big fight may be ex-
pecedhe is at the time confident of the success OF
troops.-N. o. Delta, July g.
Troops FOR THE BRAzos.-The barque Isabella with two
companies numbering us men, aud the ship Tahinaroo
with three companies numbering 270 men of the Indiana
regiment left Yesterday for the razos The Sophia Walker
and Ann Chase were have left last evening with the
naming five companies of the regiment, under the
command of Col. Gornan.--Ib
RECRUITING OFFIcERs.-Capt Charles Clark, Capt j. M
Acter and Lieut. Charles Gouveneaux, of the I'd MISSISSIPPI
p regiment arrived yesterday morning in the Alabama
from the Brazo They have been detached for the purpose
recruiting the ranks of the regiment which they belong
and will Immediately proceed Mississippi for that pur-
pose.-Id.
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BALTIMORE, July 1876 p.

BALTIMORE, July 1876 p. m.
The Weather and its Effects The northern Aa-Co May
The Markets &c.
The weather continues hot and sultry and all that
afford the enoyments of Cape May, Piney Point the
Virginia Springs leaving the heated pavements of the
city for a healthy atmosphere Piney Point Pavilion
is becoming quite attraction with our citizens; and its
present management is spoken of unsurpassed by the
best hotels summer resorts in the country.
The mail from the north brings nothing to-day in the
way of news, and local affairs most decidedly
dull
Col May is in Baltimore, having arrived here by express
Yesterday, be in time attend private dinner which
he had been invited.
TIE MARKErs-In the Baltimore market, this morning,
-four without change. There buyers in the
market who picked up about 500 700 barrels in lots
rs There sale yesterday of 800 barrels Ohio in
condemned barrels So The receipts of flour this week
only about 10000 barrels. City Mills is held at
SIS 90 There sale this morning oil 200 BAY res Indian
meal at s3 I2s Several samples of new Maryland wheat,
amounting 1900 5000 bushels have reached
kc some which has been sold 1905 ITO cents for good
to prime according quality The grain is very superior,
decided be the best that has been offered for many
years We have number OF the samples, and can
add testimony the superior order of the grain
1t is round, clean, and unusually well filed The common
spertne made of the wheat of this years crop
will be vastly superior that of last year. Very little of ii
will weigh less than 60 lbs the bushel and the larger
proportion goes considerably above the regular standard
We quote good prime red wheat 100 ITO and
old do. IS l07 cents Several eagoes of western red
wheat have reached market via Now Orleans, some
900 of which has been sold los CENTS and the
figures refused for No white wheat of account in
market.
Maryland white may be quoted at 63 65 cents,
and yellow do at the figures. sale of 1000 bushels
Pennsylvania yellow made Thursday at 81 cents
mixed selling at 90 81 cents. Several thousand bush
els of rye have been sold at 10 cents.
The telegraph between Philadelphia and New Yorl, has
been of order to-day and of the New York
market has been received.
At Philadelphia, this morning, small sales only of flour
far vV MIA hranu
according quality Western do IS 37a Dealers gene
rally holding off for the foreign news, hourly look
ed Tor. Corn meal has improved with sales at S3 70 pei
barrel Sales OF prime red whe 1t at i2o cts
mixed do. IlS l25 Yellow has s'dv anced
little, with sales to-day at II cents. Rye " cents Oats 81
40 The provision market remains quiet, wirhou
change in prices. No movement in groceries. Cot ton
rather dudeacrs holding of for the steamer Wits Key
is very dull at "a cents per gal. in bbs.
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This is rapidly swelling in credits; and the more So that
the demand for currency during the past spring. conse-
auen upon the activity in the produce markets. has been
good and Michigan has been supplied with Ohio notes
some extent In other States there movements towards
greater facilities" As is usually the in such move
ments demand is first for discounts to buy produce In
such year last when the produce freely forward
and sells WELL promptly taking up the drafts based it, the
business healthy The prospect is now changing The
crops throughout the country immense, beyond doubt
and prices will be falling and the demand less active The
dealers will then demand discounts of to buy goods
leading supply, scarcity of money, waiting "iil
next CROP" renewals" &C. As soon as the exchanges
turn heavily against the interior, many of the bubbles will
be crushed.
with the for few years back. For this purpose
we may take from official tables the quantity of
chandise shipped the Ohio canals at Cleveland, Ports
mouth and Cincinnati for series OF years; the wheat
and flour expressed in bushels of wheat delivered from the
canals the points, and the bank loans in correspond
ing years:
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New BooKs.-Mr Franck Taylor has sent us Latin
class book, entitled &C. Jui C@sars Commenarii de
Bello Calico" being Of series OF classical works
designed for school instruction. and edited by L. Schmtz
rector of the High School of Edinburgh, and c. g.
Zump professor in the University and member OF the
Royal Academy of Berlin.
Also, "a Treatise on the Breeds, Management, Feed
ing and Medical Treatment of Swine with directions
for sailing pork and curing bacon and hams,'' by Will
liam Youatt This work comprises about 200 pages, IL
Illustrated with number OF ensravngs.
He has likewise furnished us with the 9th number OF
.Dombey and Son." the July number of "The Ameri-
can Journal of the Medical Sciences" and sThe Journal
of the Franklin Institute" for June, 1917. H.
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OCEAN STANDARDIZATION the 9TH instant the Britannia lett
Liverpool for Boston the l0 the American steamship
Washington left Southampton for New York the 18th, the
French steamship Philadelphia left Cherbourg for the same
place the 10Th, the Hibernia will leave Liverpool for
Boston; and the 10th, the steamship Guadaquiver
will leave Liverpool for New York The departures from
this country viii be as follows, excluding the Cambria,
which sailed on the The Caledonia will leave Boston
the 10Th the Sarah Sands will leave New York about
the 10th the Union will leave New York the 24h and
the Britannia win leave Boston the lst OF August
The steamship Guadalquiver will come to this country
under the command of Capt Hosen, formerly of the Great
Western and who had in charge the Great Britain when
she unfortunately grounded the Irish coast She will
Europe, having been built for company in
New York. n packet between that city and llava-
ma Capt. Hosken win leave her her arrival in this
country, she will become American vessel, and un-
der the United States gaon laws will be commanded
by an American
French iine of seamesAnnexed is table Of the days
of departure of of the French line from Cher
bourg to New York, and rice
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DIED,

Friday morning, the 10th instant between an O'Clock
winch with
Christian resignation--aged 81 years
The friends requested attend his
DandE
On Thursday morning. the 18th instant ANNE ELIZA
HLl wife OF Charles Ill., ESQ., Prince Ge prge county
Maryland
the 9th instant in Doyesown, Pa, JOSEPH IL PAwLLNG
Pawng u. 3
in Florida
he clerk the Office Engineer Department in
He was gentleman of feelings
principles was graduate OF West Point and hd respect
rank talents
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tn E o MON.

pressure from that arises the greatest oucry for
more banks will be heard Traders whose city notes are
falling due and whose goods unsod upon their shelves,
Or being sod to be paid out of CROP, will want
renewals "rediscouns and if they cannot get them,
hey viii raise hue and cry, and declare that the coun-
Try is suffering for of bank capital" The gradual
locking up OF capital in this MANNER Is that which VIII
produce pressure.
nuating the stock considerable extent and influencing
decine Notwithstanding great activity in shipments
slight advance in freghts has probably assisted decline.
The export oil -four, wheat, and corn from this port 10 July
10, has been 5 follows;
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These large receipts, with accounts of seemingly und-
mnished stocks in the Interior checked only by nadequa
cy conveyance and of the favorable of the harvess
in all sections and for all desert pons of grain, well
calculated keep prices heavy supported by the enhanced
export demand Sales Genesee are made at SO So I2a
Michigan SIS 63l 50 rs some mixed So SO mixed
western, be delivered in July, SIS 62 rye flour 4 rs
meal $3 S3 06! for western; $3 so for Jersey
Richmond county and Georgetown flour, So.
The grain market is somewhat better than Saturday,
when it quite depressed From July l to July II
wheat fell 80 40 cents rye lSa 20 Barley 10;
25a3O On Saturday and Monday fair to prime Genesce
wheat sold ST. % Isl 81; red 81 good prime
Ohio 81 liz 81 %. Sales making of Ohio white
at 81 % ST 27 Cienesee 81 81 Illinois mixed, ST Is
western mixed corn, 62 81 cents fiat yellow IS &C
cents; round mixed 65 &c cents; South Carolina 1870
cents; round yellow 81 60 cents; rye northern, S5 80
cents; barley 60 65 northern oats 43 As
white beans and peas 81 % 81 Ta blackeyed peas
S3 80 the bag of two bushels.
Fleece wool does not come in freely. 1t is stated that in
the country commands 8 higher than last year.
Dew rotted hemp 500 $lO7 80. Western hops 10 IL.
Missouri pig lead has declined; sales *. Turpentine
firm 50 50some ask 81 TO- Provisions dull. New
prime Ohio pork $l3 mess do. SIS $l5 80. Ohio lard
81 cents. Western butter 10 IS Ohio 10 II
Cheese G u cents. Rice firm at So So 60 New Ohio
clover seed $6 rs ST. Tobacco Kentucky, 100 hhds.
sold at So so So u.s. Prime cattle dull. There were
at market Monday l400 southern beef cattle 100 head
sold att decline OF 50 cents-say, SIS 81 cwt 65
and calves which sold 1918 1927 1913. 5000 sheep
sold from 81 to So so Ss So Lambs 81 50 SO SO.
Freghs are better Flour for London Is. Liverpool 3s
Cd IOAd I'D for grain. Ireland, flour As grain Sd
Cotton to Liverpool 5-l6a 3D..
Money is very abundant the banks discount freely at
per cent for good paper and low per
cent yet asury selling freely low prices
comparatively. The large capitalists are, some extent
of the CITY, and the readily picked up
while sock-jobbng of the wing papers about
the large probable wants OF the assist in de-
a
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NeU York Bank Circulation.

The year 1913 of large specie importation and
its results manifest in the hand 1874 In
respect the words fee and charered" as applied to
issues, the first is misnomer nasmuch the Others only
freethat is say for every dollar of Stree" crcula-
ton there requires to be equal amount of stock in the
hands of the comptroller None be issued without be-
ing fully covered with securities, while for the chartered
circulation security is required The plates kept
the comptroller and he countersgns and delivers them AT
the request of the institution
In Michigan there but banks, and these are OF
limited circulation. There efforts being made how
ever, procure the passage of general law similar
that of New York. Eastern capitalists there wish estab
sh banks, aid in giving effect the railroad oommuni.
cation with Boston, Bostonians control the western road,
seeking control the New York line, and have bought
the Michigan roads In Ohio, the progress of banking
rapid under the present laws Some years since, Q80)
there in Ohio 36 banks with So 500 900 CAPT
tai These nearly all failed, leaving but in operation
with 49, ,976 capital This supposed according
wing bank tnanciers to be 100 little for Ohio and law
was passed authorizing the creation of an unlimited
her, and oftwo descriptions, class similar the New
York banks were to depose with the State treasurer
Stocks the circulation and the other class
branches of the Ohio State Bank which consists OF dele
gates from each bank, called ''board of CONTROL with
which securities be deposited and the bills
for circulation issued by this board The socaed resc
tons upon the branch banks much less than those
upon the independent banks the former have therefore
m usplied the most rapidly, as follows;
Ranks of Ohio.
Eehl Law Mayi
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The TAYLOR MEErING.-We have received report Of
the proceedings of this meeting the capitol Thursday
evening together with synopsis of the several speeches
which we shall publish in next The speeches were
all rich and rscy" and will be read with interest Hon
John Norvell presided, and d. E. Harbaugh acted as
secretary The speakers Messrs Novell, G. C.
Bates, Ellis, H. H. Emmons, David Stuart. and others
The number present small but they had spicy times
detroit Free Press
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QOSTON Academy's Collection OF Church Music
- Just received lot Of the Boston Academys collect
OF church music consisting of the most popular psalm mud
hymn tunes, anthems, sentences chants, &c &c, og
er with many beautiful pieces tunes, @c selected from
the compositions OF Hayden, Mozart, Beethoven, &c ,Sc
Also the Carmna Sacra, Boston collection of church in
SIC, complied by Lowell Mason, for sale satoners HAM,
Pennsylvania avenue.
June 30 WIN. FISCHER
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The Indiana SIS 49, but there six under the
new law for which quotations not yet regular.
Yours, PRENTICE.