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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-04

LIVERPOOL CorroS M.nxEr for the week ending
July l5.-The packet of the lst instant from Boston,
arrived here on Tuesday last The accounts brought
by her partake much OF the same character former
adviceaThe deficiency in the recepts still continues
the difference being 2l 900 BALES less than the
responding period OF last year The crop question is
ascertaned point all parties that 800 600
bales will be the full quantity Many opinions
now hayarded to the extent and prospects Of the
growing crop, but on this head nothing can be fixed
with certainty The weather, generally spoken Of
being favorable for the young plant but all accounts
agree that the crop is two three weeks back
ward The generally has had little, If any, effect
market The business during the week has been
a fair extent but without animation. Holders meet
the inquiry pretty freely and close with change
fair demand throughout the week for export the chief
purchases being Upands and Orleans Of fully fair to
" good qualities. 1900 American, 200 Pernan, 600
Egyptian and 5000 Surat have been taken specula-
tic and $500 American .20O P-rnam. and 200 Surat
export Sales for the week 40 100 bales. George Holt
j. Co.
Another Repor,-In the early part Of the week the
demand continued moderate ana the market some
what dull but since Tuesday extensive business has
been done for export especially in Pernambuco the
better qualities of American the latter have recovered
the decline Of I'D per ID noticed last week Brazil aud
Egyptian have advanced I'D per ID whilst Surat Is
without change. Spectators have taken 1900 Ameri-
900 Pernambuco 600 Egyptian and 5000 Surat, and
exporters 4s00 American 300 Pernambuco and 700 SUI
rat Sales for the week amount to 40 100 bales United
Brokers
Report for july IL aud l9.-The market since the 10th
inst has been very steady but without excitement The
sales of the l7th 9th about bales mostly
to the trade. There is not any change in prices the
full rates of the 10th are, however, fully sustained
July days sales 1900 bags, at the prices
Saturday The market l. quiet Arrived since Friday
six vessels from the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-04
brook lYn Intelligence.

CHARTER CvNvENrIoN.-The members of the Con.
vention met on Monday evening, but no business of
public interest transacted Adjourned to Wednes-
day, Sept. LIST, at o'clock p NJ.
Board OF SrrERvIsoRs.-Mr. Rushmore has been up.
pointed superintendent Of the Poor in the place Mr.
Doxie.
LICENSE LAw.-This being the time for the renewal of
licenses to sell spirtuous liquors the propretors Of
hotels taverns Sc venting their ire against the
common council for charging the extraordinary large
sum OF $50 while the corporation Of New York charge
only So This Ia the that few licenses have
been granted this year-only so in all.
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Esersonal md PolitIcnI

The democrats OF Talbot county. Md hav
the following gentlemen as candidates {,
House of Dele gates: Benjamin N Bowdle, |
ard, and Edw Lloyd, jr Esq'rs.
The locos o. the Ninth Senatorial District
Naine.) 90 the 10Th ult. nominated NJ. h.
their candidate for Senator.
The Nashua Telegraph says that Beujam
of that town Is supposed to be the " MIR
was lately robbed OF S27OO in Illinois, and
near getting killed.
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nInalcal-

The Swiss Bell Ringers giving entertainments a
st Johns, NIB, where liberal patronage has been ex
tended towards them.
The late concert of the Italian singers mt Cape Ma,
was attended, 1t Is said by 600 persons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-04
Religious Intelligence

Rev George Bowen aud Rev William Wood and wife,
sailed from Boston Saturday In ship Goodwin to Join
the Bombay Mission of the American Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-04

The range Of prices from ghet % lowest during the
account has therefore been the difference between
Sss the lowest and 500 the highest with infny of
minor intermediate variations besides. The difference
otherwise between the extreme points * no more than
~. cent. On the termination Of the May account
the difference between s5yS the lowest on April
~, and $50 the highest on May ~, az per cent
The official Gazette of Berlin gives the following
statement Of the situation Of the Bank Of Prussia on the
g0th ut -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-04

ARRIVAL OF THE New YoRK.-The new and
splendid packet ship New York, Capt. Lines,
arrived yesterday in short passage from Havre.
This completes her first voyage. She brings a
valuable cargo, and her full complement of pas
eenQers,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-04

A call for meeting on the 18th of Angus
the Rochester papers, signed by over one b
fifty names, embracing some Of the leadir
the city, for the adoption Of such measures \
the more speedy enlargement Of the Erie c,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-04

PRussrAN VESSEL OF WAR.-A very beautiful
sloop OF war, called the Amazon, carrying twelve
guns, belonging to the Prussan government, ar
rived here yesterday. She is at anchor in the
Narrows
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The Secretary Of the Treasury, determined to
spare no pains nor expense 10 perfect the ware
housing system in the United States, has resolv-
ed to send a commission to England to make a
thorough examination into the whole theory and
practice ofthr system, as now in operation there,
with view 10 adopt any improvements thatmay
be suegered To this end, Mr. Walker has APP
pointed d. p. Barhydt, Esq, the Register OF the
u. s. Bonded Warehouse al this port, and asso-
ciated with himC. G. Walden. Esq, one OF the
most experienced and prominent clerks ofthe Gus
tom House These gentlemen are eminenily quail
fed to make thorough examination of the Eng
lsh system of warehousing, and we doubt not
they will meet with all that attention and cour-
tesy which they and their mission are entitled
to. They are instructed to report at Washington
by the Goth Oct. next, and we have no doubt the
result of their examination will be new impetus
to the business Of warehousing in the United
States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-04

Thdiers.
Actve.-Specie and bullion. ........ Ii lol 100
BANK Dnls SS3,S00
Bits OF Exchange. .lo,Jl3l0O
Loan OF the Lombard -. ~ O2530O
Public and other securities. :. .l36l5OOQ
Passiyo.-BaBk notes in circulation. 1907 0C0
DepOsils. .~o,'ot'oOu
Credit of the State. 100000
Credit of public departments, in
sttutions and individuals. $500 900
The FaENcs RevENur The Moniteur publishes n
statement n the receipts of the indirect taxes aud duties
during the first Elk months Of the present year compared
with those during the first two quarters OF 1873 and S6
The amount realised in the FIRST half Of the present year
has been 3p3 0O00O0t. being AGO O00f than 10
lSa5 and 50000O0f lcss than In 1916 On comparing
first half q the present year with that Of 1916 II will be-
found that tho reduction Of 5s0O00of has arisen almost
entirely from the suppression Of the duties the impor-
taion Of foreign Thus after deductng M wards
Of 00U0O0f IN the account of these duties the
public will appear 10 have remained nearly sta
Urinary; but analy sing the different tables II will be
sound that the alings on In comppu sated by
augmentation ia others the which have cxperer
crd decrease precio,ly those which in
ed the fluctuations OF commerce. The increase IL chiefly
IN colonial and home made sugars tho consumption
Of sa the register duties aod the gales Of gnpor dor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-04

THE SARAH SANDS sailed yesterday at 3 clock,
and passed the Narrows about four. She was
boarded by boat from the Prussian sloop- of-war
Amazon, lust arrived from Stettin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-04

LATER FROM MATANZAs.-We are in receipt OF
files of La aurora de Matanzas up to the 23d
ultimo; beyond the shipping news there is none
other of interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-04

r,,-s-t value TO Guard against this our Minister OF
I Interior trred thsf rom time 70 time, there
e be sent 70 the gfo~ing districts OF the empire
statistical data resp citing the state OF prices in
tae market OF 81. P,tersburgh.
From the London Standard, July ISL
The Presse has the fo0Sing the present state
of markets and the apps of the harvest
' The vhests have already appeared the south,
been sold in the market OF Toulouse from
Plea Throughout the whole of the departf ut the
Htute Garonn tn. very heavy and the quality
If The grsin excellent the Gers the harvest may be
considered as terminated In the Gronde the harvest
has besu got 10 in the magnificent weather and
both quality and 1usntity are looked upon excellent
New wheat offered for sale last week a. LaReFoIe
and Ne-ac. At Narmande wheat sold ut 2lf !,
7n' holders OF foreign found great difficulty In @
eer sales In the north in spite OF some slight oscil-
aions fall II stesdly taking place At isvre the set
temen OF the monthly accounts Of the spccuators VIII
be rather dncut and heavy losses viii be sustained by
many In the centre the markets are vel! supplied New
barley has been sold at Bourges st from III ooc 10 IL
and rye expected to be brought IN next
day In the the fan Ia prices has been every day
more apparent AZ Bourbon Vendee wheat oherea nv
96 the hectotre could find purchasers In the cast
ces rather sustained but there u every IN
cstior Of speedy fall New potatoes arc also gettinR
vory abundant and Of excellent quality AT the last
sitting of the Royal Agricultural society however we
r.t 10 add farmer OF Rosny presented some samples
which re evidently affected by the disease OF 1870
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-04

MEXICAN PRIvArEERs.-We find the following
important notice in the Gibraltar Chronicle of
the 23d June
We have been shown the copy of an order issued by
the Emperor of Morocco to his and agents.
authorsing the seizure and conscation Of all privateer
ing entering the ports of his Empire that
fitted against the commerce of the United States OF
America
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aroar or CorroS INTO LrvEnrooL.

Import into Great Britain for twenty eight weeks end
ing July To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05
Ii,erpool Cotton Market.

Rep0ri for tic uees ending SePezb0 l0.-Durng the
past week and especially the lsst few ys, market
has worn still more gloomy and Gull appearance tnsn
btfore But heretofore II hardly De attributed
10 any circumstance within the Cotton trade tsef
much those external csusss which bear equsy upon
oil produce and all property. The good harvest and os
price OF Corn greatly they msy hsve added b the
comforts Of The aborug classes have hitherto done bat
iile 20 relieve trade and commerce Of is oneyed dt
hculues Holders anxious TO meet the demand
and the consequence has been . large and abundant
choice 10 the buyer and reduction OF % per 10 on Al
classes of American. Surns BgEzis and other tescrip
tons have also psrsksn OF this depression though
hsps ia lees DE gree $50 American, lCO Sarsts and -
Madras have been taken speculation and lsO Amer
lean 40 Sursts 20 Pernams 100 Msdrsssnd 500 Msrsn
hsm for export The sses for the week amount 10 Is
$40 bales -Ge0rss HOI & @.
Report for ne reek eaiinS Sept 1.-The Boston steam
OF the si inst arrived during the early par, Of the
week and although her accounts have not hsd sny I'm
mediate eject prices The general Tore OF our
market We Yet consider them Of considerable impoI'
tance The receipts a. the ports chow deficiency
Of SJs 0oC bales e.s than period last year. The
rate OF exchange Is becoming more favorable. These
accounts from sbrosd before stated lave nsd but ~
tie effect In producing the great depression Which pr
ysd~s our market aud tbs Cotton trade generally. w
consider TIE decline IN prices - b. cstrc. I'd on
Americas but scarcely o. much either Sursts OF
Iorg Stapled kinds 10 American have ocen taken o.
.tru lson and 0oO American sod 81 Surst for export
.ss today 90 bales sales tor the week IA go bales
-Gsorye Hok Co
Reocrf for Specrbc- i Tho market today has beer
IN M uusssfsctosy position TIE sales are linteS
10 COO bales and prices ihirs but nrm In fact
FOLDERS beng willing sellers buyers cout purchase %
easier terms WILMER & smiths kurP Tines sept ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05
Greece.

The Minister of the Interior of Greece addressed
the following circular 10 all the monsrchs under date
OF Athens 2st ut We hasten to announce to you that
the rebellion In Eubcss 10 terminated In the skirmish
which took place on the evening oil 'ne ON ism ins'
ball carried on the leit Of the chief of the
rebellion. Griziots and wounded him seriously in Inc
abdomen. On the Slh (e0th) toward O'Clock A. NJ The
roys troops, commanded by tue siddecsmp' oil te
King NJ Gsrdikiots Gryas with the Jealous cooperation
OF the naval force, auscked with the greatest courage
the position OF ths rebels
Alter an engagement which lasted an hour they com
petey routed them and gained possession OF their an
Ia the pain The rebels retired Into theii
fortihcsiions ON tho mountain of Copsna but eeiul
there sssaed on all sides they took 10 Hight and die
persed In disorder through the mountains pursued oj
he roy sl uoops very ANAL party OF rebels besrn
ON their shoulders chief OF the rebellion proceeded
toward Ky sun pursued by the royal troops and thei
capture appeared inevitable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

barrel Of 80 i5s-lh.h prime me.s - - ao. :
states m..s rev s1- -. prime mess ~. 80.
prime n-~ s-.a 80. HAMS. per cNi-eo i'1' 0'''''
drT. 10 nour ao-s Jfs. - m f-hsa.a Z.
s~v,,c.< There d. Ia new festure to r.pofi ~ ihe
.,.s of IN make, for Beef the trade Only Pafena.e
for imrledists hence he ssi.s .ii,
3, the s.ms lime the quantity OF reAll! nos f.,,5
80 s4 d. ,s,es,s ~, O. active prices are nearly
,he 80 "a -. ooe5 but large buyers could cPersts
:, lover rats he stock Of Bacon : muen relaeso
the little eft being Of milling ana inierlo. 80
.-.sisbis 10, :, f.-,her reduced prices From the
eortsnea scarcity Of cheese OF ane quality Pee' are
again higher Of such the m,rkei Is eenpe'sy
.od Inferior sorts meet only Veiy 80 - 1917
,,il la GOOD demand ~ srsiusLy saFsh."S P"0ss
ubieh ar now 4. hisher than 90 the IN lost
Wilmer a Suniths European Tines sept H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

The Emperor Of Russia TO set on, lsst week on
srsnd tour Into the interior OF bis empire.
Lieutenant Sir Walter Lockhsrt has been allowed 10
add tbs name OF Scott 10 ihst Of biz father
The Queen Of Holland 10 travelling iaoosNiiO in SSz
srisnd under the nsme OF Tho Countess OF HenTehssu
vessel has arrived =, london with cargo OF bricks
from the tower 81 Babel, and with other architectural
eutiosries for the Bcush Museum
The Bshop Of Exeter has offered the observance o.
deg OF paee thanksssipg throughout his diocese Tor
the late bountiful harvest;
Mr. FeNgps OCouner announces tha, he will com.
ne~ morning paper, 10 BE- called Tie DsraocTa
On The meeting OF Parliament
A vessel from Leghorn has brought beside general
cargo OF American PRODUCTIONS leo cssks OF copper ore
rather unusual article Of import from that quarter OF
the world
An ecgincer IN Glasgow hSs Effected an invention BY
which vessels rivers and canals can Dc propelled =,
about the same speed ~ steam carriages on rsi~ays
and 81 shout half the cost.
The American Minister and Mrs Bancroft have left
town for q short tour the Continent Daring his rx
oeencys shscnce the Secretary OF the Legation, Mr. }
X Brodhea5. will act as Charge dAhsres
Mr.. Constable. publisher. Of Edinbarg has given the
large s0m Of soooo for the manuscripts eii ~ The late
Dr.. Cesimsrs. Among them 10 Commerisry on TIE
Bible - isr As the book OF Jeremiah.
Two OF the largest literary In the me,ropo
lie have been hrckco durns the past week snd their
excessive libraries. museams aud eoecsion. Of philoso
phes apparatus, are to be sold By public suction.
The RanbuS BprssxAaffs ststes thar ,hs director "A
litsrs airy society. In London has offered Male DE
Lazy $4,000 francs for course Of lectures The French
language and literature.
lie umored tbsts company Is TO be iosned for pur
ohasns The Great brilsn and placing her The Liver
pool and New Orleans trade She sui rvmsins The
gridlron In the Princes Bssio.
The house In which shakspesro WAS born sold a
the auction mart ~ Mr.. Robins. IL was purchased ,,
The committee acting ct Sus;iord and LONDON TOR SSco
there being no opposition bidding
10 the London Court Of Bankruptcy, on Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05
ItxerpooI Iron Market.

There continues steady demand Tor a. oese'ip''on'
and mo-. r.maip much quoted for several months
bach The hons dernsnd for r.issy purposes 'nd the
exports to North America snd the ss.s'
=, - 1sr,hr diminished but the recent xt@nsve s
ures and the semsna for money have entirely checked
every Disposition o. Speculate. % that me present de-
msnd may b. cousisred IS almost enulsy 'Ss4'ln.
f~,o sirc, order. tor necessary consumption Present
MICS 10 L.verpoo-Msrchsni bar 20 10. oesi rolled
aiO Isl. sheet sll l5., o,si plate. 81 p. scotch
biz a.. &c charcoal timed plates ~. lNHimer y
smiths European Times, sept IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

was smo., impossible to sivs ~ idss Of the res Tsae
OF wheat there being hardly any siocss on tbs spot
snc absolutely DO demsnd
Rsais.b1s-1he demand 10 very iaosuit Pc st.
mad exhibited symptous OF toe oi.esss botn IN ine
neis hbOrhood IT that place and Dsrizic-
Harbrrs Our sdvices from this Psee are siien'
a. 20 the Po,sto crop from which ~e eorc11e ,here
was not much 10 complain Of There rad Drfn on7s'
from ouports l. ship us~ Wheat Of average quaV u
the month OF October 80 per quarter Tree "a board
without meeting attention
Aufuap-A very large demand has been eEpefieneei
from the ir.fior caused II sss supposfc y ms Goa
yctOn that Potatoes would prove failure
Rooadam.-We have accounts from TVS place "h,en
,tts ,bs, Dsn,zc Whest weighing from ~ 70. % Of IS
Wa. quoted from tOs 10 dc %. and Polish pfess- 80
Der quarter Wilmer s. smith ku Times Sept d..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05
Uayre Wheat and Flour Market.

farther decline has taken place In prices and hold
ers having manifested desire of realizing promptly
the 10 some instances been to lair amount In
American they consist Of 1000 bols al ~ 'oc 70 -o y
hb or New Orleans according TO quality and tienesee
and Rochester at 9f 33f per bbl Ia foreign Wnea.
e have ~ notice sales OF 5000 bags Uaited states a.
36f TO .-f for New Orleans and Tor New orK vO 70 81
soo bec,re desss At soto SIT 90 hec tres Polish
Il f5fto f6f and 100 her otres Riga At AL per sack OIL w
ki. According 10 the official returns puoi'neo a. inc
end of the montn the average price OF home grown
throughout France 2if 2oie making ueo'ne " =.
corresponding period stood at 2ii Toe against ~ &c
In 1916 At the last Monuyers market drcns On 81 "
took place the average being 5I per sack o. w ks
Imports 392 bols Flour and s.ie bsss ".oa' M
our stock consist. Of sbou, 1900 bbls Flour ana
Is OOO hec,OlitTes Wheat -, "a
lWilmer & Smiths European Times sept ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

-
!; 4: +; 4: !: 4: a
among the most terrible Affections 10 which mofAs -
this tran-itory world liable. Those whose eyes ~
been injured by close application 70 study or ~ 700 ~
attention 10 minute objects Will obtain iInnediate i
BIZ the use Of this Bal.am. la Of partial s ns
from nfamn alton, hlm, or advanced age. 10 eT's-i
beneficial Many Of total blindness, thai nsH sti'
tor years, have been completely cured BY H. Ia s'
seeing IS believing" and persons suffering IN hss -
should remember that delay II diseases o. as -
always dangerous. The following certificate Of Us '
will Sc read with interest By all thus afflicted 80
Ngw-YOEK, sept 4, 10
Mg HEsRY JoHSsOS-DsD SU IL with plesssie.~ -
am able 10 unite my testimony with others N
tfying 20 the value Of your Roman Eye balssm 'oi VI
eased eyes and eyeids. ! have been troubled VIA -
attack Of nfaned syelids, called ~ ny yn,s
Egyptian ophthania, from which have pee. 80,
Tor about % years. during which time haze ose .,
have been bstered cupped and leaehedhsys 100,
tic apple and every other approved u.ooe 10
ent which the most eminent skill could snste" "a -
command. and the end Of the whole MATS az
nearly great sufferer when they comnlen,sr 80
treatment al last used your Eye bsisan, sIa 49,
effect at once soothing healing, reducing INC zrs
ton, &c My eyelashes, which had been iofeleiy -
BY pair Of weezeTs twenty years before, oI ~srs
grow and now are nearly all restored eIo - -
almost complete IL has done for me wat ", .s>r,g
cal xii could bot effect, and recommend Az al
from .ections OF this nature 10 IT, II any pei 20
| cal upon me at my store, - Johnst WIZ ~. -
many additional particulars which the st ,1u P.Ek
! will not permit Yours very truly . W, "a brosf.
Prepared by HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist ., "a =
way. cor. Chambers-st Sold also al l' re,ssTnkFss
| East Broadway. - = =.
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PORT OF NEW-YORK.

ARRIVED.
Br bark Cosuo Outcrbrdge Bristol Eng. Aug o. mdse,
10 lunis CO. 2is sept at ~ o. long on IT, expert
enced a severe gale I'M E,E % NV.
Bug H0ulfon, Higu Passport, ~ d.
b. brig Rose, Norman, Plct0u rs, ID d. coal, 20 q
Laurie. Sailed IN bris Hunter, for New-l York
Br bra Clipper. Guren. Pictou. Ns, 10 d.. coal
Brig Belle. Myers, Wilmington, Nc 5 ds, naval stores
o. 2 : Powell
Br brig Venus. Hammond, Forums Bay, NJ. u d. IN
ballast 10 Goodhue a Co.
Brg David Pratt Haven, Calais, Me, ds, lumber, 70
Smith Boynfon. n inst lat ~ T. long ~ -, spoke bra
Commaquid, Jenkins. OF and for Boston, p Dc oct.
schr Two Brothers. Roberts. Wilmir gton Nc, d.
naval stores T. { Williams. Sailed IN co, schT Glide
Tor New-l0rk.
Schr Teluis. Brown. Cheuyhed, Ne. u is, lumber
Schr Convert. Bait. Boston, ds. for Albany.
Schr Velocity Mont gomery Boothbay. y Is, plaster.
Schr sun, Nickerson. Gloucester, Is. hsh.
SAlLED-Paeketship Switzerland for London Wind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

shekb Eiicndi, Turkish Ambassador at Vienna
has drawn up project concerning the organization OF
syria Government has added thereto six articles con
cerung the tribunals Lord COwiey has held confer
eoco ON ,hs subj with Ali Eiendi hs proends these
articles derogsioTy the dispositions of the print
tive law that all the European powers bad approved u
and in conse quence requests to have them revoked An
Edenoi replied that the Ottoman Porte could not give
no these articles but that they should be put In
before the objections OF the different powers should
have received definite solution.
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BOOK TRADE.
THE FLAG OF OUR UNION

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A. Bella The Besufeou. snd Brave or the Cnesn oi
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Ella Cof~ins or The Cheiians Vsfh sirs'no o NA'''
ke.s written for the tlag b b Baker
stealing Ms.
Turkish Beauty
Extraordinary Bel,
4 Curious Will
Short Patent sermon. BY Dow. Jr
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