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Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10


STRANGE parSouENos oF EARTH
auAKEs.-Naiiyes Of hose countries who
have experienced many hunlfed earth.
qnakes. believe the difference 10 be less in
The greater or less duration Of the shocks.
OF the slosness OF raaidiiy Of the horizontal
oscillation. than in the alienation OF mo
lion in opp site directions. The circular
for gy,aiery) earthquakes are the mosl
rare, and at he same time the most danger
Gus. In the great earthquake of Riobamba,
in The province Of Quito. lilh Of February,
1897 and in that ol Calabria, (jlh februay
anI 2sih March, 1883 walls were chang
ed in direction without being oyerIhrown,
raighl or parallel rows Of trees were in.
Elected, and the fields having two sorts oi
cultivation, one crop even took the place
before occupied by the other; the latter phc
nomenon showing either movement Of
translation, or mutual penetration of the
different strata. When making plan Of
the ruined city Of RIobamha. was shown
a place where the whole furniture Of one
house had been found under the remains oi
another; earth had evidently moved like a
fluid in streams or currents, ol which we
mus, assume that the direction was first
downward, then horizontal, and lastly again
upward Disputes concerning the owner
ship of objects which had been thus carried
10 distances Of many hundred yards, were
decided by the auiiencia or court Of justice.
Humbolifs Cosmos.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10
san.s.~-s-@----
INTENDED ESpoRrArloS fop sn.

INTENDED EXPECTATION ioF sHAK.
SPEARS HousE ro AMGRIcA.--An Eng
lishman has addressed letter TO The
Times, in which be announces that Shak.
spears house is abpnt to be removed to
America. lie says, at is with the great.
est indignation that have this day heard
from good authority that the housein which
Shakespear was born, at Stafford. on. Avon,
which was advertised Tor sale, which i'm.
piled as everybody thought, merely a
change Of house. keepers, has been pur.
chased for The purpose ofits being removed
TO America, and that its removal is abopi
10 take place. Need add another word
to excite in The breast Of every Englishman
as much Indignation as il does, sir, nyour
correspondent
.erfr.n5rg .-.-.raHs,,r riaet yl5ie,~
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10
srorrlNo .RArLnoAp.-rhe followI

STOPPING 4 RAILRnAD.--Fhe following
aneadolc, illustrative ofihe opposition made
by an old ladyiu New Hampshire to the
running OF a nilroad, on her land, was late.
" told at dinner celebrating the opening
OF tho Vermml Central road, by one Of the
directors. Qu alluding 10 the birthday OF
this road, ana particularly TO the opposition
Of the New Hampshire folks, which the
company cnounlered; he said; That afler
they had overcome the men they had 10 en-.
counter the women. One good widow lady,
who owned and on their line, which she
refused to sell, hearing that the toams were
coming to cnt through. decla ed that il the
Legislature could not stop il, sha would.
So she took her knitting work aud seated
herself on big stone that lay Immediately
on the line, and told the first ieamster that
il he drove through there be had TO drive
over her. The leamsler refused TO do so
angallant an act as TO drive over the lady,
but drove hi, team up 10 her aud getting
from her barn bis arms fall Of hay for his
oxen, took his seat beside her. Up she
-ose, and declared that, railroad, or M rail.
'oad, she would not sit beside so ugly a iel.
ow. This was the last Of the opposition in
New Hampshire. 'a.rg' iii'f' .iat-
'SSfiafr'i i'siaa vlilai bsla.v slls1a q
.-aHan
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

LoScEurY.--l 1t is stated in the Louisville Demo
crat that three brothers, Burrows, residing in Ken
taeky, are OF the ages, respectively, Of So 81 and
So that they are in good health, and the stoutest
men Of their ages perhaps in tho United States.
They have sister living aged 70.
Late papers from the Island Of Jamaica al.
nouncc the death Of black man, at the exiraor-
dinary age Of l42 years; and what may be con
sidered as very unusual, he was in good health
till within about week Of his death.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

A Mobile paper states that the intro.
duclon of the Arabian camel ON The
prairies oflhc Great Wesl Is suggested and
adds, itwould gr atty facilitate The inter.
course between Missouri, Santa Fe, and
CaIiloinis. We rather think the cameIs
are better idea Than the wind wagon.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

"of what disorder did yoy i9'heT die r.
asked one friend of anolhe. amer haFlng
changed the common salpa!lon' 9l 'esa', ,,e
ing. "ol complication ol disorders ne
replied. "Why,h saIhe, "how 90 you
describe this complexion :" "He dice"
answered the other 'of two physicians, an
spoihccary and ,lFgeon' u.a
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10
THE WANDERING Jgw.


The Wandering Jew once said 10 me,
passed through city IN the cool of the Year,
A man In the garden paeked fruit from tree.
| asked, "low lolg has the city been hereia
Aud be answered me, and he placked away
III has always stood where Il stands to-day,
Aud here Il will sland for ever and aye.s
Five hundred years rolled by aud then
l travelled tue selisaulv road again,
No trace Of city there found;
A shepherd sat blowing his pipe alnne.
Ills flock went quietly nbh,ing round
asked, "iiow long has the city been roneln
Aud he answered me, and he pped away
"rhs new ONES bloom and the old decay.
This ia my pasture ground for aye
Five hundred yean rolled BY. aud then
Travelled the alisane foad again
Aud came to a sea, and the waves did roar,
And fisherman threw hla nei ont clear,
Mud, when heavy laden, he dragged . ashore.
| asked, "iiow long has the sea been hefef'
And he laughed and he saiaiand he laughed away
as long Us yoh baws have lnssed their spray
They've hshed aud they've iishpd IN tins selizAme
bay"
Five HUNDRED ysars rolled by, aud then
Travelled the selfEame road again.
Aud came to a forest, vast and free,
Aud woodnan stood IN the ihieket near
lis axe lie laid al the foot ol a tree.
iasksd, aiiow long have the woods hecn helef'
And lle answered, These woods covert for aye;
Ms ancestors dWrlt here Away,
Aad the trees have been herc sncs creations day
Five hundred year. ruled by, aud then
travelled Tie tellzaiae rad again.
And found there a city, aud Ear and near
fResaail,sl the hum of toll and elee,
And asked, "ligw long has the city been here,
Aud wheIt Is the pipe and tie woad, and the Zeal
Aud they answered me, as they went their way
"'fhinFs always have stood as they stand ie.day,
And - they wiil stand for ever aud aye
III wait i've hundred years, aud then
III ifate the scllsaue road again.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

No. Is Scot, va Fowler & Pike. Error 10
Pulaski circuit court.
Judge Conway delivered the ePiaien, reversing
the Judgment Of the circuit court.
An injunction band, executed to Isham 'Harrall
and James A Scott, upon suing out writ Of In.
junction to eaion Judgment rendered in favor
Of Hafal, ioT the use Of Scott. is a valid bond.
upon which suit may be sustained for breach
Of The coalition thereof
Watkins 4 Cuuan, for piainliT
Fowler a Pike. IN erspria psfsvaa.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

No, ls. Person w. Wallace Efror 10 Wash
lngton circuit court
q J, Johnson delivered the opinion Of the court,
affirming the Judgment
Declaration Ia covenant. on a bond for sx hun.
afed doliafa Ia current bank notes. Two pleas Of
Fender, post deem st nd deem, replication to each
plea, taserslng the tender, aud aveFing that de.
fendanl rendered Arkansas bank notes. which
were at ifiy per cent d.seount.-demurer 10 tho
IMPLICATIONS,
Held, that The feplieallans wefe complete by
containing general traverse Of the pleas aud all
tho matter which follows. Is mere sufplusage, aud
may be rejected
Ihe CONCLUSION Of plea. Of replication. Is mat
ief o. form aud mol Of substance. and an Improper
conclusion is no ground for demurrer.
Upon WIT Of enquiry to assess the damages
upon bond fur current bank notes, witness VII
not be allowed 10 state the amount Of damages
he believed the plaintiff had sustained by reason
Of the non.paynsni Of the current bank no,es
lie should state tho value Of current bank notes
II Is Tor the jury 10 determine the amount af dam.
ages aud tbs they enabled 10 do by the aid Of
testimony.
Current bank noiea are such as are eonyertabls
ihi1 speele a, the counter, when they were Issued,
and pas at par Ia the ordinary transactions Of thu
county.
d. Walker, for plaintiff in efror
fise u Baldwin and English, eonlfs.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

sr-.aa'4---.'sisf' i.sai ylue'a
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10
DECISIONS or THE SUPREME COURT

jan 10, 1871
No. 7, siennctt et al Ys Scott q HerfieA
Error to Gawfurd circuit court
Declaration IN ejeolnent. no plea filed, jury
came, and found for the defendants
Held, that verdict for the defendants was a
npllily, and tie judgment of tho court, in pursu
anoe Of II, was entirely erroneous. as Il had neither
the law nor avalld verdict for Ia foundation.
The defendants having failed to plead, admitted
The faels contained IN the declaration, aud tho
eautl should haye given Judgment against thoni
iof the premises aud directed jury to be empan-
nelled iof tho purpose Of assessing tho damages
sustained by the plaintiff
cummins, for plaintiff
Pike & Baldwin, contra,
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ass:s:: s:;s:$ nd Wit:
Same time saw .hg Eli.abfyh q and % Nsaissist
quito sippies 10 bis 81 caS!sn tSsss
81 9asS'o i Mls s and 8 dsy. 4 6%
S Good Hope q men being low not having rseSyssd
pcs % g. whss e Sa cs
full particulars OF the Mexican war, up TO Jan 9th.
Foreign Ports.
BERMUDA April lin port Br brig Thes Ogle from Lii
aps e Sfw from New s IRE S
CArf H.Yrrhs April BIN schr Dean, Powers, for
GASTos, Jan 2In port bark Eliza Ann Cheever for Ma
@ Nss & imp s OF ss
HALIFAX, April is-Arr schr Velocity. shelnut, Ph,de
WAnsrILLn, March 2s-sld brig Corvo, Paine, Palermo
IF Edn'oH NC ieth Pontiac Of Baltimore 70; St
s;i;. :Es S'i
dsy; brig spuss Gsr'GS from New YS
&C. s5. Xs s:s S.is %ssSS % n Ts.
Africa days; Tweed, Hand from Liverpool Sisx Frances
%f i oi d
5as 6s %ys n ao New New S
Il S,t bss
Selma. Hsola s1 esi'
lin, disg; Chile, Knowles. Just
Home Ports.
ss Al
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Conel Bampps Alexandria; Exact Boae Bs'%os;
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s,i, brig W1%.m ss5r Eysaa' Davis
fss .fnS f:
Delaware Hin Philp. Below ssd, 'chr Ellen Kelley from
:s: bssF.1s % RSsy Caleb .ssr a f
ss BE- Ra%s S, GsS Gs
sshrs Boston Baltjmore Richmond from Lubee)
YGa Gnsss o% Ssa A d ssh Superb Taylor wah.
Union Bangs; Baltimore aath SD schrs Moses Brown Ssk
Grande, Hutchinson, Philadelphia.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
State OF the Flour Markets.

DETROIT April 22--The only large sale we hear Of is
1900 bbls at 81 621l board several small lots
taken at 81 80 a So. From wagons, 81 371i a 4 40
ROCHESTER, April 26-After the arrival Of the steamer
-four held ut So so, with sales at that figure On
Friday, one of 400 bbls Wheat from wagons brings
81 IS a a. Corn so a Soc Middlngs, coarse, I5c.-
Shorts l0c Bran, &C. Packed butter I2sc fresh roll
do. Ia loo Sales 727 lbs hams at &C. Shoulders from
store &C. from street c less No change in other
ket articles from last quotation We understand from
gentleman who has made examination of the matter
that there is now In Brocport about 80 900 bushels Of
wheat and 1900 bushels Of The amount of nour
not aecertained. The estimate of wheat and corn
may be considered accurate.
PHILADELPHIA, April 26-But little doing buyers offer
So 76 and holders ask So SIN 81 for standard brands
About $50 bbs ordinary Pennsylvania and Western sold
at 50 87X, with moro, offered at the same Corn meal
rather dull advised Of sales of 1000 bbls Penn
syvania at 81 2o, and $50 bbls Brandywine at 81
Wheat In request aud 10 900 bushels good Pennsyl-
vana sold for milling and shipment at 81 55 for reds and
90 for white Corn unsettled, ZOO bushels Penn
aS2c. paw "'' '''''' ''pp'''N "
BALrIMoRx, April 26-There wore sales on Saturday
Oh several parcels Of Howard Street Flour ut SO 6sA
% 10 Inc latter price is tho rate asked to-day but
OF no sales OF moment The receipt price Is So 62
Cty Mills flour Is held at ST. but hear Of tran
snctions prain-We quote Maryland red at 81 40 a
so for good to prime The receipts however are tri
fling We note sale to-day Of 1860 bushels Pennsyya
ma w'e az ~ % ana 100 bushels Pennsylvania red
pi DO IN our weekly report published on Saturday
there was an error which Is proper 10 cnrrcc, n
sales OF Pennsylvania whcat made at 81 81 81 80 were
red wheats, and not mixed parcels Of red and whie =
Sales of Maryland Corn Mt zoe 8lc for white and oa
for yellow. Sales Of Pennsylvania yellow today at Ole
q o2c. Maryland Oats are worth 45c. acc
CINCINNATI, April 22.-Tbc Coumba's news failed IN
arrive to-day and early in the day the market in
quence very quiet but buyers afterwards acceded
TO the demands Of holders A sale late last evening q
200 bills brand aud to-day ~ bbls both from store
at 81 10; 100 do. 70 afternoon 800 bbs two lot
choice brands at 81 IS and from canal 100 so aud 49,
bbls Mt 81 10. The hrmness in New York and the ad
vance In New Orleans with large sales both conspire
sustain prices in market, but the expectation
hourly receiving foreign news acts as cheek and pre-
vents any buoyancy.
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DANIEL SWEENY.
(Tofo II Ann sf,-ppf Np,r Vn,-k

Y ENJOYED TO 6 CHATHAM sTREET.-The under
II signed the approach OF the travelling season. deems
necessary to apprse who may fact
that. order extend his business well his limit. Of
few doors Of and nearly opposite Duane where he
has opened Saloon the same plan ss hi; former
the city The enlargement Of his sphere has been demanded
has been selected central position for citizens well
strangers He therefore socts the attention Of the public
will find only the substantial elements Of life
qured FORM of quality that has secured him the
puaon he enjoys and which he is determined to mai
tain.
As the above is the only establishment he either owns
any nomnally otherwise connected with, he
hopes his friends and the public will remember that this the
only saloon of the undersigned and sole proprietor,
DANIEL SWEENY,
66 Chatham street.
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sEsEAs AS PSEASES e DEksty IEEAs
o aH: at hs ST
and 70 Also sSs. beside. ss:s;
these Sy msiSds. iSs5s which
{:
rous .rira,y a6ecttons which are ~norantly called
The author finds tina, has been Of surprise
description pretend easily. IL however but
a asss woad ss '0is
nS s s s a hs. s
are Of such nature as effect posery indeed
tally destroy .he power It is fact that either
the Constitution Show themselves in no other way than in
But with regard to immediate train of evils. per
n:S soIs % Eli. s *: a.
nate cure Of these complaints Now supposng even these
mo nSif
astonishing opportunities the author ha. Of Witnessing
s s
the other while not few have been deceived entirely for
and nor 'ns Out
ana ss III hs hs H%s
Zoe the psss @
wSss:. nc return r:
all the physic the world would structure and
yet pOpsry may mos. EASILY and speedily be
would tsse remarks Just and he sppss to the
porant that every patient should know something Of the char
and talent Of the person he about in such
ing to generally accomplished in little time and
without inconvenience. Nothing exceed the i'm
provemen Of late the Of this complaint In
deed the hands Of and experienced persons the
demanded months Many person, consult the writer who
perfectly cured though has been source Of trouble and
anxiety for years.
thor personally he furnishes his peculiar and
III. IL the most radical As well a. ap;d and
positively private that be devised would willingly be
asted by thousands of the subject of different
nature.
Consultations by post be addressed boH 800 lower post
6on.s
In wait m2 Inns
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Herald Marine Correspondence.

sSs @ .s%s srE: Rsss S1
cS"s SsM St.
sSS s Nf Fy.S. Bs ss,ss G Ns~
Mozart MeFsrand, Lubse Edwin Hall Do Rio G 5.s.
franklin, Cherbuck, do; Empire, Adams, New York; VIM
Henry Nay do sarah Elizabeth somf do bark, smvr
Julia Meaos; Gi;daea. New oeans; vciSrne smalIsy,
q" sy h No%%iah : @asisf Parker ProSidease
Turner do: Edward Efsnkln, Chsrbusk Boston; Elapa
s.n, Moore Newark Rio Grsnde Loyelspd New York Le-
raunsn Vienna Tuus powtqsaei; EntePFse BACON sa
Miscellaneous Record.
BANK CAMpRAN. Of Boston, before reported .bsndoned
was passed 2s 80 Ion "A TO- by the Flor del Mar at Nor
down that night.
Bs BRIG ALBERT Norfolk passed avessel from 80 100
feet long, bottom painted black and white keel the 23d
Sem BELLE McCirah from Georgetown for St Thomas,
put into Norfolk, cath account of the weather.
Spoken.
"Roll"a5 days from Hamburg for New York. April l7th
Ion So
BALTrMoRE April 27-Arr ships Stephen thurman Bryan,
Portland; sehrs julia Ridsewsy spsuidns from New
York. YORK; queen, Gardner from Providesee Sarah A%n Roe
Terry New York Aiaanta, Briggs. Newport, Ga Srigs
Aa" ssh Roaba9y SGs
beth Dsvy, Moore Cherystone; Hotspur, Frost, do: -
wsy Nsoaa Ssfs from os
3 e., RsTi ri f: s.sJ sss
York; Volant: Mathias; FIN York; Floridel Mar Hart
Tiver hark Rache Hortou RchmOnd
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CANToS-Shp Nschez-a96h f chests young hyson tea LOG
cs 983 cstty do 1855 chests $50 che hyson skin
3i hi do w h do twankay 1871 do gunpowdr 1877 do 22 hi
chests imperial $50 lob bx 81 do 500 hf chests nngyoag
10 hx do 3 hf chests pouchong 700 rolls 662
casa cs ma, hats 20 cs silks 40 If chests 100 chests
do II do silk II pkg, Cary coG pkgs do Endicott-iO
b.s mdze do cs silk NJ Abbott-2cs buttons do silk
2 do oil Land6 silks q Bemet-ll bxs mdze bbls
ink bxs OIhsnt sonio bxs orange peal So silk
order.
CAsrov-Bsrk Lark-ls packages tea Davis & Brooks-lO
oil 20 do mdze do Samboge BIS do mdee do
oil ptntiags IS do ma Is rolls mating jars
gunpo der l2 pkgs hyson 1881 chests Tyson kin hf do
wkee Isl m do oolong 1874 chests pouchong bxs So hi
ch 80 pkg $50 bxs 1000 bxs fire pcus
cass 1901 rc mating IL cs anns oil mdze do bamboo
$50 bx fire works lacquer $50 mdze
order
VALPARAIso- Brig Isabel pigs copper 600 quinals
wool 100 do Brazil wool Mason Thompron-52 pigs copper
Aspinwal-i seroons bark Heghtman-l case mdze s F
Trscey.39 half eagles Ghon co-l35 douboons Secre
OF Sate-37O00 dollars Perkns243 bags sapetre
w Capul, Boston-l9 pigs copper to order
-------------------------------
Domestic ImpOrtations.
MoBLI-Ship Mary Frances2O6 bales Lee 4 CO.
E4 Denger-3l Denniston, Wood & co-2OO Bonatfe
-l9 Ames-332 dry hides Brewser-4i bales cotton
order.
MonnE-Bark Reform-l3G bales Dsathe, Mills co-l0O
Jas Lee co-lsl hides Badger Peck col box Knowl
toni Edwd Walker-3l5 bales cotton Dennsoun co-lG3
do to order
MoBILE-Brig Selma-ll bis w Bloodgood-9 do
Dellingerlli do Thompson-20OJ Lee col00 Bonafee
* col09 Bogart Kneeand-7 Souttel Bros & Coo kegs
butter Hill-4 bis moss Mead-l box @ Baldwin, chit
trunk B Marlansin-225 bis 10 order
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NJ. WISE,
OPTTCIAN FROM GERMANY
M OST respectfully informs the citizens Of New York and
1 the public general that he has located himselfn this
city at
NO. 43 BROADWAY,
Where may be found large and complete assortment of
SPECTACLES AND READING GLASSES,
- INGoLp, SILVER AND STEEL FRAMES.
Mr. w would also remind the public, whom he is partially
known by his annual Saratoga Springs for the
years that by his knowledge ofthe Optical science he
bed TO determine the Glasses suitable for Persons
with weak eyes be supplied with glasses which will great
~ benefit and not strain the sight.
Particular attention is called style Of Perspective
Ground Glass Of the finest flint which, through their high
polish and true ground, produce the purest vision and have
been highly recommended the best in their effect the
for preserving and improving the sight in continued writ
ing and reading.
shor sighted persons and such nave been operated
upon for Cataract, also be suited . :,
lie inserts New Glasses, Of superior quality in old
frames and oicts the patronage Of all in OF his articles
" will warrant all spectacles purchased from me to
suit the sight for five years, exchange them without extra
charge mai lmsr
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ska e be the @ Who
Written. The sGi% and cause: healthy ps;p
$$sS s't$'ss s'S
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ss. Old gsss. s
% Ss ts
a But mind get the ssaaius-s.f for Jones' Italian Che
msa 5sry sef 1e ds Sss
;;
xhi,s The he face Of ladies: Amber
m1zss e sS bssh.: ss fsIs?a
bsrty 81; in Newark N. j., 27s Broad 81
da nD Beautiful head Of for 1srs
trfng sum- read following statement of respectable
Mr. Abraham vanderbeck ofs8 Avenue D. New York.cer
a,s es Sa5 s So ataa Of
good crop hair and will soon have long, thick and lux
jackson Of Liberty str; street A. Ps, S%s p
ss: On The h. 81 oS
that BY using two s. bottles Coral Hair Rs,orays
,s A tsS ss s
i and weak at the Rootshereby certify that myhar wa,
turning grey and falling off and that since ave USED Jones.
Coral Hair Restorative-it has entirely csa,ed hllng-i.
growing fast has fine dark look. Before used Jones
Coral Hair Restorative cOmbed out 69RdT Il AIT Ssy
% King street. New York.
lave YOU sCURF OR DANDRUFF-Mr Power.
II grocer Fulton street. had his hair completely choked
up with pandru and Jones' Coral Hair Restorative entirely
and permanently cured il.
no YOU WANT TO DRESS Beauhfy. and make your
II Hair soft and fine Tread: -,
Henry e. Cullen, late barber board the steamboat
South America do certify that Jones Hair Restorative
the best article ever used for drcssng soenng CLEANSING
ORDER al my customers preferred it to any thing else
Sold in New York only the sign Of the American Eagle
82 Chatham street--pricc 3, 4 or shillings. ~,
Agents in Phadelphia-Zeiber. Ledger BaiiaSngs; IN
Brooklyn 1879 Fulton street; Boston, Reddng State
in Baltimore Taylor, Jarvis Bpildngs IN Pttsburg 80 Lii
berty ST.; in Newark, N. J. D. Olds, 27s broadst.
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