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CHEAP AND GOOD READING
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HARPERS' ILLUSTRATED SHAKESPEARE.
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~ to The public rich specimens OF Binding for sHASs
PARE. Those who have taken the work invited to call
and examine for themselves. Also samples Of Job Bind
ns 10 all the various styles, can be a. the Bndery
c All and MD lnla
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WIGS AND TOUPEES.
r-Barcheior's new invented w tss ana -csnP y,
srs tbe most perfect ard natural speeln ems ui nc
Wa msking The public invited 70 inspect a. y
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scrss socks porl oos, lie well u.aa'scnred, 10 wheh
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patterns szLaed ADD unssret Aso Gre bosrls rrfn,s
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VIM n. JONES, Auetionesn
DOOTS AND sHOES-By J, ID iNdERsOLL
ID co store 2a Pesflst or Wednesday, April H. Of 10
O'Clock boots shoes and brogsns, suitable for
tho Southern, Western and civ trade.
Also, 50 cases mens prime hip psgged boots
Also, 30 cases mans zeal slippers and buskins
Also, 50 mems and boys alp peggsd brog.a. a.
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~ Batchelor's Instantaneous aeuie = s1
sstiv even and natural color without staining tne "a
leaving ,he hair son and elastic ss the naIais.
by WM BACHELOR, Wall,L fnee' ns vi, 9y yrseo
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~ The New-YOrk Organ OF this week contains
Free Concerts Every Evening, or The Road TO Ruin
original and instructive Temperance tse full Report Of
the Organization of Christians for the Promotion OF Tenn
persnce, at Or. SINNERS Church. Tuesday evening
last The Warning an original Temperance Ode by Mrs.
Muzzy, and set 10 music by tbs Aleghanisns expressly
for this paper sesde great variety OF Temperance and
Miscellaneous reading appropriate for The family circle
Published every Saturday and served regularly TO sub
scribers In the city vicinity at shilling monthly
the carriers Country subscriptions ~ 10 advance
single copies 8 cents. JOHN w. OLIVER, Publisher
Nassau Fulton ~. Y.
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by JANIS VI. MILL kR-s,ors No y nsids
ID lane, ne II door 10 Ne Lhsrtsst
FRIDAY, April y.
Alta O'Clock. at tho MerchanU Exchange.
WILDE sold under the direction Of fhlo I. RueRles
master 10 Chsncery all that lease owned samuel H. Bar.
reii 10Th of October las recorded ssi, page ST. he
lin OF June isb all lhs lot essnning 81 po!at he
scuhwesery eide u Avenue c. with The nonefiy line 81
rhirdst being - feet foai by 81, with The buildings tos
full particulars see masters uotice
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From IIayti.


By the brig Mary Perkins. the C0prrey dcs Eat
Inns has adyces from Port au Prince up % Apr
Il. We translate as follows.
The influence of the generous IDEAS Of Prosiier
Richie continued to be felt in the acts of Goyernmei
and in the progress Of Affairs. However the Ministry
had suffered modification which WAS an occasion ID
regret to many persons NJ Detr6 has retired and n
consequence Gen Dupuy has taken the portfolio Of
nance leaving that OF War aud the Presidency Of tie
Council to Gen j. Paul former Secretary Of state an
der Presidents Guerrier and Perrot NJ Detreis los
for liberal ideas and IT, a temporary rumor hss a.
frrned his retirement not altogether voluntary %
will cast cloud upon the clear horizon Of the Hsyte
Republic.
But for our part we are disposed to regard this
as groundess and the line Of conduct thus far foowec
by the new President makes believe that Faustr
Soulouque will not carry the nation back upon the
where his predecessor began to doit injury We
ind double indication OF this tendency hrst In the
friendly relations which he appears TO wish TO establish
with France and second in the presentation 10 the sen
ate Of project for law to permit marriages between
Hsyhens and foreigners. Unfortunately the senate
does not disposed 10 second the intention OF the
Government In the session OF March 3O. 10 'eas
decided TO reject the project We Just spoke Of a.
dangerous and likely 70 introduce confusion IN INHERIT
without the possibility OF enabling tore ners b.
enjoy the right OF property It is true that te repor
adds To find an issue from this state u things u
would be necessary revise the 9Th arc Of the Cont
sttuon and accord the needtul civil rights to foreign
ers But we fear that this much less the expression
of a desire or a wish than Of delay and OF put
ting the reform to rect under the pretext that Is
sufficiently complete After this hrs, check the project
received second in the public session Of April by
having its discussion adjourned
Whatever may be the issue Of this attempt the merit
does not the less belong TO SooEque. Il can only be
regretted that the President had not by simple decree
authorized the marriage Of Hsytens and whites with
out waiting for the opposition OF the Senate which s
almost entirely composed OF blacks, who are hostile 10
it for the tina, the number of mulsos would be
increased thereby 1t had recently been authorized by
decree OF the provisional Government the authorize
ton was siterwsrd Withdrawn by decree OF Perrot
and might have been reestsbished In the same way BY
NJ soulouque. This would have been the shorter and
cttro
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General Nctires.
TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBLISHERS,
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~e FOX FOREIGN PORTS.


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under he specis supervision of J. 3. MOWER, Eso.
well known for many years the experienced and es-
Gent Superintendent Of he Foreign Letter Department OF
TIE New-York City Post Osoe.
Bags are now open for the reception Of letters and news
papers FOR the following places, London. Liverpool
Glasgow, Ireland, Hsyrs, Mxseiles Amsterdam. Bre-
men, Hsmburgh, Rio De Jsnero, Valparaiso, Bueucs
Ayres Oregon. Mexico. Panama S. Thomas Kingston.
JAM Msianxss. Hsvsns
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the Foreign Ship Letter Oce OF the New YORK. Tribune,
for the steamer SARAH SANDS, which sails for Liver.
pool on the llth INST
~ Letters and Newspapers viii oe received a.
the same psce for he packet ship PATRICK HENRY
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" Letters and Newspapers viii be received 81
The Tribune Once, for The pscketshp ST JAMES, Capt
Meyer. which sails Tor London the leih Of May az
~ Letters and Newspapers viii De received a.
the Foreign ship Letter Office Of The NesYork Tribune.
for the pscsetship ALBANY, Cspt Davis, which sails
for HsTre the sIh irsL
~ Also, Letters aud Newspapers will be received a.
the SAME place for the packet ship NORTHUMBERLAND.
Capt Gnswod which sails Tor London on the Sih inst myS
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General Notires.

~ DR.. Bannfng's Body Brace 10 al e'hcieni re-
fof weAkness Of no voice spine and hinos par
tcnlary Tor dyspepsia constipation and plies wiln Weak
80. ~ he stomach and sides weakly females, t grow
80 bilSrrn Nd al disposed droop and are sedenery,
.sssrs1iy .pinsi subjects will be delighted win ia &C
ts1n Reference given many distinguished ergymen,
- &c $50 rese1.d from approximation, from de-
go. - b,onehiu. Pamphlets and book Common
s-rs- giving information can be bad a. NE once, -
Rroaa~sy. A lsdy 10 sitendaoce 90 l.dles III eodr
~ Orrfs Tooth Faxte--A superior article for
.g an1 preserving The teeth, hardening The gums
- lensns the bres.h warranted set dry or
h1rd Price 81. cts per poe For sale BY
Albert l. WlNsHIP Chemla and A pothecsry,
sIsd Eass Broadway, cor. Asxkst-st
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RESISTING A Law OFFIcER.-At Green Bay a
few dAv. since an injunction was placed 70 the hands
al l. Il White the under sheriri With directions 10
serve Immediately upon the schooner ottosA Capt
Ano, saunders then lying near the mouth OF Fox ver.
ns Sepu,v proceeSed in boat 10 discharge the duty,
but hrests and the part Of saunders pre-
ven bad h. execution and White returned 10 town
p,~Triog .ss.,.nce be sgsin approached the vessel
but was stacked with elub. pole. oars boiling water
melted uitch. Sc The captain then ordered MS men
- his ,he ,on-,sst over the bulwarks 10 be used
bstterisgr threaing desth 70 any one who should
,s..e - "a In this bold desanee OF the laws. hre
80. r,,sneed bv the party IN the boat with pistols,
and the mate Of the oaowa named Poster r;'Pesia-
ole man from this city, Was seseIs.y Nouncea; san
was Knocked down By suck Of wood And his lie thus
saved Whites party nndins inense41ss lhA9e 70
eeeded IN landing On sunday morning an armed party
- Sasr. nd wed toward the schooner, but as they
snn,o.~bs5 .hs hois,ed sail and made the bay.
~Lewi. Avis was badly and probably fatally
uapsse8 by being struck with an Az BY man named
C;un a, New. Haven CT on Monday morning 1ne ceed
wa. committed al ths house Of Gun and eaioasy Is 'sa
o have been the cause.
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* ~. scnouLER Esq. lac OF the Lowell |

CP@ WIN. ScHoULER Esq late OF the Lowell
Courier, is the successor of Mr.. Hayden rs Senior
Editor and joint Proprietor Of the Boston dtias. Dr.
THOMAS NJ BREWER still remains as Junior Editor and
Proprietor. Mr.. schouer is a gentleman OF fine soili
ties more than ordinary editorial tact and what Is no
less important thorough Wing DR.. Brewer is also an
able writer and sound politician. In the hands OF
such men the Atlas cannot tail to maintain the high
character 1t has already acquired We wish it abundant
success
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-05

Fulton's Wing plurality in the District s7
Folks majority 2,li5.
Goodson, Loco is also candidate in this Dis
trict but he runs far behind McMullen IN the Dis
trict though in Washington he has 40 votes
The RickmOnd Times has letter from Abing
don stating that Fulton's majority IS n and pr
contra the Richmond Enquirer has a letter from
Carroll Co. saying that
Colonel Mcnullen's ms ory In Grsyson and Carroll
Counties over both his competitors is l.-, and Odds
there is no doubt Of his election"
AdfRionai DELEGATES
Hht9. L0o0.
Mason and Jack.on.... ! Randolph a Harbour COO.
Harrison. zdiH .....-.-..
Tyler and Weizel 7ria. .
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-Aflo ths hfsi Of May private family
- will bs prepared to accommodate two gentecl hmi
lies with board and pleasant rooms furnished OF unar
nsh-d al 1870 Fourth ST. three doors from s.gs route
Also gentem be accommodated with null or par
tisl board References exchanged T. warn and cold
baths In the house. Ell Inn
DOARDING-A neatly furnished room. breakfast and
Dtea-dinneg Sundays To respec Table single sen
temsn wishing the shove accommodaslSns and eomiofu
Of home 10 g-nteel Engiish family, residsg on Stage
route west Of Broadway 40 town msf obtain me same
by Immediately addressing b. G. this ofiee. myt lw
DOAHD-From fret Of May, gentlemen and their lsdlss
dor two Dr. three single gentlemen can De Gcommonst-
ed with pleasant apartments and board by applying 9"
Fast Broadway Reference exehsnked NY W.
lpOAKD-Wlth ono or two pleasant rooms may be Oh.
ID tanned at III East Broadway Such persons 40 sp
pfscats 4 home, where smoking 10 not SLOWED are IN
yiled 10 call References exchanged. JANE HAiGHT.
AZ 2w'
BOARDING IN DROOKLYN-Tbfoe gentlemen
ID and their wives can be secomnodstoa WIN pleasant
rooms and three single gentlemen where there arc no
bOsrders, At lf3 YOrk-sL AT Ib
DOARDINt.-Two young gentIemsn can BIO aecom.
ID modsled with board 10 private family, where al ne
comforts " pleasant home may be found Inquire a. s5a
Broome a. near The Bowery. myf 81
u OARDING-ror single gentsmsn 10 pioas fstaily
ID and unfurnished rooms for teniemsn and meh ~vse
with bs.hisg. room, " Greene o. near spring my5N
DOOMs TO RENT-At tho house SO Lispensrd st.
Il oaror and Two chambers with panlres, ts the house
Ia gsntselly Furnished and In snail private famhy WIN
full or partial board and priyste table. N.Y. w
IDOONs-For single gentlemen, furnished OF onfuf
Ilpfshed 10 beautiful location near 81 Johns ran 10
a pnval. family. No removal Ia The Let ofamsy AP(y"
So Besrhst 80
yu,O LET-A large hird story front room and closet
/ suitable for artist or single geotismsn Ine pee
lion h very desirable and the room very pleasant nav
ing thres Large uind0~s Rent modersie-house Loi
Springs
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MISERY. The last ship load OF immigrants per
James H. Shepherd which vessel arrived on Thursday
afternoon last represented TO have been IN an unusu
v ftRy and slckly state owing the great length OF
her passage and 10 her having put into Fsys where al
Ter living ten days with very little food the people gor-
red themselves with oranges and wine. On the alter
noon of her arrival the driver OF the Aims house cart
wa. furnished with twenty i've permits to carry over
those who we're the debtsted but on his arrival
Al the wharf nearly the whole three hundred crowded
around the cart aud in instances personal violence
was necessary 10 keep back those whose state OF be attn
was such as not 10 require an immediate removal Near
liz frfy OF this vessels passengers are already IN The
Anshouse sick with the ship fever, and quite NUN
Der of the crew are al the Chelsea Hospital also sick
We also learn that there are at the Aims house at the
present time over one hundred Of ship fever and
that fre deaths were reported from that place this
morning.
this city last week Boston l1s''
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TELEGRAPH TO CHARLEsroS.-The Charleston
ErsinS Hsxs congrstusies the citizens OF that City on
the certainty that they to enjoy the benefits of
Teegrsphie connection with the North The whole oil
the requisite smOun, of stock has been taken snd the
line will be speedily constructed.
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ASHLAND 18TH Aprn, icti
Dear ST. | thank you for your friendly letterol
the 9Th inst II comes 10 me when suffering under
one of the heaviest Affections that has beaen me
deep have drunk out of the cup Of domestic sorrow
Could the tender and touching expressions Of sym
patty and coincidence, which reach me from every
quarter and in every form, sssusge my grief, It would
be- much aevated But alas there are some wounds
too deep and painful to be healed by any other rem
edy than one which flows from Him. by whose incom
prehensible dispenssiions they have been inflicted
II is some consolation me to know that my beloved
son II death were to come preferred meeting il on the
field of battle in the service OF mis- country. With
friendly recolections of our meeting At Augusta and
Charleston, am truly your friend and obi serv't
n CLAY
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Removals..

DETER WILSON, Carpet SHAKER, ess removed
I rom lo3 MercersL 10 n seyenteenth's bet"sen me
sxh and seventh avenues four doors from atxUsye All
orders received II Dsmos grocery store corner Houston
snd Greene .ts and DOr Beesieys pslnt siofs, .oi
Ws.hiu xton .nd Duans will be puDcusiy hisnh 90 %
Al The shortest A0olce b. Notice 10 hose VINO are ny
customers that they send me word 'hfoosh .ns ~
Office A the above humber. ,nSrY
NTayrICE-gRAONERa co. have removed V kss-
~ saa bel Wall ana Pine So oppos"s sS Su."
Houss
II FNOVAL-TOUsEY \ DiCksON Merensn, =.
II ore have removed from lb4 70 100 oroshNsy hyflN
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-, The Equal RigIt Adrocate, the organ q

~ The Equal Rights Adrocate, the organ OF
the Anti Renters OF Columbia County, thus point
eddy condemns the recent outrsges in that County,
popularity attributed to Anti Rent:
If any Ant Renter engaged in these disturbances
II seriously be regretted they reflect greatly
against the cause If physical power was ever neces
sary in this is certainly now TOO late TO make
use Of that power the subject before the people and
under consideration in the Legislature and in the Halls
of Justice and Anti-Renters cannot expect TO succeed
by any other means than obedience 10 the Laws, and
honorable and just appeals TO the Law and the Ballot
Box We believe no true Anti Renter engaged In
these outrages but that they will prove TO be the acts
of persons who wish the good. The repeated
occurrences of this character are the greatest Injuries
10 the cause and are and should be discounenanced
by every true and loyal Anti Renter
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VERA CRUz-The Editor OF the Courier des
Elo Uhis has received private letter from Vera cruz
which says tha, the French residents suffered extreme
ly by the bombsrdmenL ln single house I'VE french
pcrsoas were killed and every ono OF the family
voun ded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-05

Mr. WEBsTER--This gentleman took ms de
parture from the City in the southern last Friday
evenlng-hsving left very agreeable Impression upon
all who made his acquaintance and being himself hg
graiihed with his hosptsble and cordial reception
we Observe that the Committee OF sixty appointed in
Charleston 10 make preparations for Mr. WI reception
in thai CITY has resolved 70 tender him public ball
nbC Committee of thirteen also named TO welcome
MT w upon his arrival TO tender him and ais family an
invitation 20 the ball and extend 10 him such other civil
tiles IS they may deem ht during bis solourn among
them 80,
Mr. Webster expects to reach Charleston on the Stn
or 9th inst. lRlchmond Whlg Of MoH1Ay-
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Az IScIDEST OF THE BATrLE.-On the morn
Ing Of the Oath sunrise most amusing sile mel
dent occurred. Generals Taylor and Wool were IN
Conversation when Major Mansfield rode up 70 them
and announced the retreat Of the Mexican army
What did tell you T. exclaimed sid Zach. Gen. Wool
advanced 70 him and threw his around his neck 70
embrace him Taylor threw his arms around Wool
wsi,t and dansed him In the air Ike child General
Wool looked relieved when he reached the ground, and
turning round said 10 me. Colonel, collect The men
here sad i've three cheers ;" which did, multiplied
bv three With as night good viii did anything
In our ives Cor. - Louis RsPuo.
FfREs-The ssw-mill and planning machine Of
Geo. Draher Co. Allegheny City, were destroyed BY
ire on saturday Ast Loss about 5000 No insurance
- Another ere occurred IN Pittsburgh the same day.
which destroyed the cabinet factory Of Messrs Kane a
RoDerts the residence Of Judge Shaler and several
other tspenents Kane s. Roberts estimate their Toes
al 800. No insurance.
GRAND SrANPEDE-On Friday or Saturday
night asst says the Times between 20 and = Negroes
belonging TO different plantations IN Kepton County ny
scross the river left for parts unknown via the STATE OF
Ohio. We learn that the aggregate smount 81 reward
offered for their apprehension is over -Four Iho1s4nd
Dollars lClhShnAn Aua''
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

ATTEMPTED MURDER-We learn that Mr. AL
yah Hotchkiss jewsler, 339 Hudson-st residing in
Union-st Brooklyn was assaulted and knocked down
it supposed by slung shot about 10 last evening in
Clintonst. near Harrison, Brooklyn The perpetrstor
OF this dsbolcal outrage is suspected but
vet been made Mr. II had been over to our City in the
evening and purchased eggs, and found pros
rate bleeding and insensbe his skull broken and the
brain exposed at near II o'clock. He remained insen
sble at our last adyces and his recovery deemed
hardly possible Only three cents found In bis
pocket and believed that he must have been robbed
ofa considerable sum
ANorHER ACCOUNTING Alvah Hotchkiss Jew
eer 800 Hudsons left this City las, evening for his
sdence in Brooklyn after landing from the ferry
bost he was knocked down by villain villains
and his pockets rAed OF their contents and he left upon
the sidewalk lie found this morning but died
after being discovered His murderers have not been
arrested so much for deieai Police force in Brook
lyn
BODY REcoyERED-The dead body OF middle
aged has been found in the East River the At
lantc dock Ills head is partially bald, and the dress
consists in part of black trOck coat Il was at hrs
thought to BE- the body of the old gentleman who
lost from the ferry boat Nassau but this proves not 10
be the case Coroner Abrahams has the matter In hand
and il Is presumed that he has yet found no means OF
ascersinng the Identity OF the body. brooklyn Eagle
IScESDIARIsN-About / o'clock on Saturday
morning fire was discovered In the cellar Of the brick
building No I4l Myrtle avenue portion OF which was
occupied by Mr. WIN. Apologize, butcher, his wife and
iourneymsn all of whom had retired 10 rest when the
alarm
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FROM TIE SEAT or WAR-We have seen let
ter from gentleman attached TO Gen SCOTS army d.
red Vera Craz. April 3D. which mentions Circumstance
mot known TO us-tbs Santa Anna was accompanied IN
bis journey from the City OF Mexico by the Minister oi
wa ana the principal members OF the Cabinet Here
we have real travelling Cabinet and what can BE the
&c, of santa Anna in adopting the very unnsaa. mes
Of surrounding himself with his Cl'n
The letter me ntoned sboye says ais intention prooaoy
is to throw the responsibility Of proposing or Aeeepuns
terms Of peace from himself upon the shoulders OF the
Government Secretaries.
The letter also states that santa Anna endeavored 70
persuade the Mexican Congress 10 accompany him IN
his march toward Vera Cruz but failed N The attempt
n o. Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-05

SLAVE PRoPERTY-A Kentuekian Published a
tabular statement in the Frankfort Commonwesith'
which shows that while from the year le4I 70 ESQ "a
,,.ivs the number of slaves in that state Increased
ne 10 ths yslustou OF the decreased S7joo,fl
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FIRE IL GRITFIN.-The Atlanta Enterprise o
the 18th nit contains the following account OF dsss
trous IRE in Griffin, Georgia
The City OF Griffin was visited on Tuesday evening
last by distressing confsgrAtion which reduced large
portion of the town 10 ashes besides involving terrible
destruction OF other property. We have not space q
psrticularize only state that Messrs Wright
Mcneil White & johnson, Wooien, Deak shulman
shannon Martin Shsckleiord, Lewis Burr and Cherry
have lost largely by the csamitysOme their entire all
Messrs stein block Dorsy s. Knott, bill, Brewer, White
a Hcks Word Murray and others have also sustained
heavy damage by the removal OF their goods hr Mgr
raw of the American Wing had his ONCE so much In
ufed that the paper will probably not appear under =
fortnight young gentleman belonging TO the Office
Mr. Latimer-wss. we regret 10 add, seriously hurt IN
removing portion Of the press The Insurance On
nronerty DESTROYED was uncomfortable.