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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
first Clay and Fillmore Demonstfhuo" III
eeM-Jcrsey.
NEW BKuNswIcS, y. J. sept. 10, lois.

NEW BRUNSWICK, y. J. sept 10, loi-.
Please. spare a small space IN The Tribune to
permit the Jersey Wings to say to the Wings oil
Nsw.York that the old Wig flag, emJlosoaed
ruth our old principles, Is again reared 'H Ner
.Je,sey. The largest Wing gathering since 1894
WAS held last evening at the City Hall Judge
FISK presiding Capital addresses were made by ~ b
LtsAU and +. DELAFIELD SMITH, Esqs. OF New-io OK
The arguments Of both speakers were powerful ana
Elective They did truly put the old Wing platform
pnly before the people and most nobl' was the res
oonse Of the meeting 70 the nomination OF CLAY ana
frtvoRE Mr W G. MIcKELL gave the Clay song Of
4. three successive times aud yet the people wanted
more The meeting adopted the following resolution
Resolred. That Mass Convention Of the Wings Of
New Jersey friendly 10 the election Of Clay ana fill'
more be held in the borough Of Princeton, on wed
,esdsy oct. g. to adopt such measures a. may be
deemed necessary 10 secure their election.
Three times three some dozen times for our own
frxRY CLAY, cheers for Fillmore, cheers for New
York and more for New-Jcrsey, with more for
Wig Principles were given in the talest way twas
traly the People speaking plainly Let US 60 ahead
AID you may rely upon it, the same Old Coon will be
ON hand Yours H.
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RI JHE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL
Philadelphia Markets.
correspondence Of The Tribune.
u..,, .Dvr PIMA sent I


PHILADELPHIA sept Bpm
p-..s.,aes continue unsettled and the tendency OF
r'n,srket. are downward There are no buyers OF
- and no sales t. osta0sh price for ciinef 'oui
= "a Todays quotations are nominsuy - a " ''t
o. - former and a 3 ~ for the latter. "nea, Il
~, dun and buyers oaer no for heo' anu - '9l
49,, ln pvc a .ale of 40 bushels fenhsy hia
-. made 10 1uc which is decline Corn F" may anu
- anal lots found buyers a. "a b'c lor lat 'ne"
80. nave declined aud southern sOld At 81 5-,. Cot
-, - fr,ner but without sales Of any moment Pro
80 -. scu Al hil .slcs SAY sl2s ~ Tor Mess Pork
me !. held a. sl0 Lard arm al = &c per bill
s-ey odd a. Zoe Coffee 20o0 bags Rio sold At O.. a
- and ! 500 bses Laguayra al be. All or some
-...r. are wanted but buyers are not willing
-, tho ADJ anced rates asked Whisky barrels are
~ :, 90 Freichts steady with a moderate inquiry
g. fiycruool at % for Corn aud 81 for Flour.
s,rr. OF STocKs-FUH B0qrd-2 $50 state -. - /;
.eoOTS6s. o. lOff 1000 Treasury Notes, lo2s $50
ci,.r5 Bank l0t 1000 Reading RR -. s. .ll0 Sus-
r,ebannah Canal 6s, 50 90 state o., g 400 WI
fn,ngton RR o., u.
S.Sond BJ1rd-200 L : Bank. q 90DJ state -, -
900 New Jersey Copper. u ~ Penn and ONO Canal
Is. 5000 Is, 81 lOf
WAUPUS STEAM MIL BURNED.-We regret 20
l,s that the new steam Touring mill Of Messrs Smiih
Al Waupun was destroyed by ire on THURSDAY night
Is.t We hear the Os- estimated ~ er,JN IL Was ~
.4red for $1,000 This viii prove serious los % 1.e
t.e a. well % the en;eTprlsing PIopnetofs o. ihe
mill iWsteri0Nn wis ChfOnicie' ON
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THE STOWE CATALOGUE.

PRICED AND ANNOTATED EDITION or THE
AsTONE CATALOGUE, with descriptive notes u al
the principal subjects Of the plrchsser Of every
.0 TIE price which each sold rsper-et with
anecloal ren. IT the sale by Henry T. Forste-
FOo.scHp, 40, handsomely printed.
The great Interest excited by the distribution or The Duke
o. BlcEngh superb collection has suggested The pup
cau0u II The proposed volume. ne object beng an rseii
cord OF he various magnificent WORKS q Ar and other
historical treasures which fur rges past ia rendered
Stowe prominently interesting smong re psaual res
licences % tie English nob y By connosseur. and col
lecOrs the proposed record must necessarily be mghy
priced.
A. only limited number viii be printed, parue. wishing
70 copies should forward their names Al once 70
O. p. Pr IMAM, I5j Broadway, Agent for Publisher.
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f" A WARNING TO WIVES"

4 NOVEL, by the sgihor Of The Marrying Man. &c
"A price - cents ,,-,. NJ ..
Lens Cameron. the -Four SISTERS uy MIS- Dfay - Ss'
LIE in Paris by Reynolds, 81 ets
Mis- Leslie, new nove. Amelia . cts
VANITY FAR by WIN. Thackeray, Z vols. eaeh - eis-
TIE ITi.h sketch BOOK by The same, 81 cis ~.
osk Openings by J Fenmore Cooper vols each DC
Magsxtues flr September, row ready 49,.
Wvs,eres ana ser-s OF New York, pas each - c's
a 'Vti, ard In. Consequence by James, 3 cts.
Rroibers and Sisters By Mis- Br-ler = cis
The Hsn-P ked Husband, a great book . CTS
nv Ornhan \ see. by Misc Pickering, = CO
IL and Times OF Msrtin Van Bufen, lrch D ci.
a Discourse on The Constitution. by q Adams - c.
1rbe gesufifri French Girl. Tread H. > Cts
The foreign papers by tie Europa our usus4 gea assof
rosrt now ready orders rom ne country promptly a.
Ire above together with Al the new and cheap ploea
uol l- ~ - .o'' 81 49, Asior House.
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nF GREEK AND ROMAN ANTlQJ ITlEs-D. Az
~ PLEfON co. have Just published manual OF Gre
clan and Romsn Antiquities, by Dr. =. Boes-n Professor
Of the Greek Language and Literature Ia The diversity OF
SOro aied from the German edited with Notes ana
Questions, by ThOs X Arnold, NJ A. First American edi-
on revised, with rrect0ns and add tons vols Emo
62i cents each. or vols. bound IN one, price 81.
Tia. the bet arranged and SIMPLE lnt perfect man
u Of GRESHAM and Roman Antiquities eNtaut ffou mas e
gathered to-by complete picture OF Gre an and h ne s-
cay lie political qort9ltAe accounts oftAe NATIONAL
H. e tie volume htv- me &c
ogqy and History oi Greece All account Of Tie h-foc Ag-
followed histories sparta Crete and Athens L. tie second
DIVISION n the Roman Empire, sad ne Iolog
sphy OF Rome History II . Constitution laah nis Of ne I'm
Political Power Admin oi the state eva ani ff'sr
Life. and History Of Roman Literature AnaJ ,letttiof
D.A. q co have slso lust published Amod's Cornelus
NepOs, edited BY Prof Johnson, NewEngiand ealton
with Lexicon &c 81.
I.lS lisl D. APPLETON 4 co 200 Bsoadway.
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corar on OYrR AND TERMvER-Trial o

CouRr or OYER AND TERMNER-TTioi Of Jqoob Hoi-
f,r difed 81 Patriot cogaH toncltetN lsn
Hii,, called for the prosecution iesthed iai he va az Co.an
whom be believed % 10 e prisoner Tine Gun with ~heh he
va STRUCK held hoh hands. The decreased he- four Children
a. suydtn cutter then sworn tie wa pt7sue
Id .euu- uh-1 be- tie deceased and the prisoner hgt1- 70
gosf Of The house Ate str sg-, which deceased got
better they into te house together when Tire pf"ne
sfr1,k blow with crb vll derfied Court The witness
i.'fHfr sad.
wbsul- sir1cl held O. the club hani his rt. and
.irk over a.tsi 4n who the fret met, tolsn
vas mnl hurt he replied togsn c struck was me
esJ be- ok what he struck with A. The t- showing ihe
club A. Cogsn hurt fees'rf Mr. Boy ian
went n,s the walk blood then running very freely
blow struck except that and one made
t Golden nj Jacob should ihak i'r blow struck, Mr. Cap
tssr made wi club fni the force probably
r.sd. would have beat tuy one skull iu.
foregoing
Nathan Ballard JurS of Inquest then e,am"
then gwen o Tie prisoner b john ft
gerald Nsr, ROT Eleanor Muffin jula Fitzgerald. Michael
tossing il whom bad opportunities %
tnovr quiet agreeable. and inofonsye 20 clurch
ihst Me- he boarded mouths wih Mrs X
"a, vesr le born abroad mott he s- t~f
stated driving vegetable and ut
ssgoa for marketing he himself up 10 tle police n'Nt cav
o. Walters, Coroner aud John QugeS gave 10 soue ai9i
iesmou, Joss Importance when fle closed on BON sides ana
f0e councl c0uueu,e.i summing OPP.
he gwen . about ', i los they returned
asefstt Of Maialdu ghter in the second degree
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MARINE JOURNAL.
s.ssEN MlRME JonRNAL. F0URTH rAGE q,

CLEARED Boston. jenkins. Liverpool. ogden
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Barge. Comet, Cox, Plnate'p ha
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sept 49, lat long %. lad heavy gale Of wind
shipped heavy whWh washed haiches cooking
ran.-s, Nc.-li3 steefagc passengers
BELOW Ship Queen Ntions. from Hsvfe. with passenger
Deml kcus Savannah, cotton a.. Demh
Aso, I chip. Q barb. things W md NV
sAIIID-Bfk Geor-ana. Sas auuah. and others.
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TIE MAMMOTH OCTOBER NO. OF

HODEl'S LADl'S BOOK, viii be published saturday
VI morning The triumph Of Magazine pub.ishlng-the
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This number i offered oy the publisher 20 iu
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ten thousand principally received from tu-
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Latin authors He has very extensive COLLECTION OF ur
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sl6 7.eO1.7tW Bookseller. 10 Nassai-st
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M AR II ED

Mefuefay evening" sept iJ, at fafhet. y hy ie Nne
futile JOHN > rRCDKN Of Hanover Neck 90 kLClL ANN
dslehier of the late Richard Cole of IN. former place
The uh by Rev. VI Vincent. Mr. THEODORE BROWN
SUSAN D. daughter Stml H0K, all oi this n.y.
o1srudsy h. ~ by Rev Dr. fse At 81 Peters Chln DE-
JOHN FRENCH. % Mrs MARGARET ~ kNE an Of thr Ciu
~ Thursday The th INST by Rev J. smith. Me HtIIf MA
RIA BAILEY. o. Nj JOSHUA HUM, both OF tisiehe et
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rNABERNA CIE.-POSlTIVELY THE LAST
l MONT OF THE MORAYIAN SINGERS, under the
direction Of MdIe LOvARNY The Musical Department
under the superniendence Of Herr ZORER. Herr STus-
PEI has the pleasure announce 10 his friends and The
public. that his BENEFIT ia fixed for MONDAY EVEN
ING. when variety Of Songs, Qnarete, &C WIZ be
ore ented which be fOndy hopes will meet with their APP
probation and ny positively the last night prior 10 their
departure On TUESDAY EVENING the MORAVIAN
SINGERS will give CONCERT al the Female Academy
Brooslyn; sfter which they will depart for Boston.
Tickets 50 cents be had al the principal Music Stores,
and al the door the evening Of the Concert Doors open
All To commence a. n o'clock. SO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

~ FiRhIecnlh Nard.-Aia mes' n Of NE i'r,no
crauc WIZ Committee of ihe II leerih afi n.i sep
icmuer D.. 1872
H,.atej Inst the following named persons AM none
of are uff -sd % make col ecIons ~ ms tofe-
lance L ynch FdwsrI + Williams. Charles Brown Inos
81 LYONS Moses Gnnreu. william H. hlda. James
Anderson. ,,-,-..-..-
Read Thai The foregoing resoluuon pc pu1..nel m zoe
" fir pautrs tLiiAh i lt+H ~ 'I'- ..l-
c i WEHFLF. Secretary -i2 DIS
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CHARLESTON Sept l-Au SW brig Gotha Aretison, Goteu
berg 80 a. long a 81 spoke brig Aeero Of and Tor Nor
os Barbados, with loss Of spaTs, a. having
suffered severely gale on the 24th Of August
NANTUCKET, sept l4Saled, ship Nauteon Needef fachc
SEW ORLEANS. sept Sailed, bark Huma, Weeden MON
Coosa faes. Marseiles.
PHILADELPHIA sept l5A ship Robert Burton, Ocean New
CD ship Berlin. smith, Liverpool bass lima Bars
Branhall. Cork Pse1. Nhin Lsgnayra
SAVANNAH, sept l-saied, bark Henry DuoBnon, Culen,
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XNHOOPtNG COUGH :-REMEDf ,-lha m ne,
w oisr.,snv cornpisDt now 80 prevalent Among cn'f
Arr "a yII t.s 80 long bsfed the skl Of the beet pny
sicas can be speedily and thoroughly cured The use OF
80 .noe remedy This remedy may be found In the
uo,.i.Is q preparation Ong known In some puu OF IN
,ao hui now offered the American public IL 10 stint
~ m ne but certain In IL ELECTS and VIII cure
plst ri The most desperate and malignant case of
booong ugh 10 from four 10 SIX days, and IN al MILO ca
sss or where The patient has ony The symptoms u ns ~
IN. sufferer vi. feel "a lhe effects from H. ouo
.houd doubt The effects VI this remedy snd class inc hI~
Lolt among the vile nOstrms of t1e dss ho P'oPoo
oe6g es himself 10 return every purchaser rs n"nsy
AMEN he effects are 30, strictly represented py nm ne
Uooue.aka NAV also be taken a. pc'ennve 80" ~
,sh,r, h IA hg. applied season. here mol .ne sum-"
danger Of tbs being Incurred no I T1s s' NV
n IA ~ arins sp and by his agents throughout ne
United States.
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ELkGA>r tgaNITuRR, ROSEWOOD PA.

Il
tsined N The story house Of TweuneiAs and
Ter Cue square. being he entire Furniture %
family declining hoa,ekeepng A {. FUTILE viii sell
al Auction on TUESDAY. sept 10 Al 10 O'clock, on thu
shove premises the entire psror. dining and bedroom fur
auge contained therein CONSISTING IN part Of Brussels.
SPY and Ven sn csrpetng plated rods, mahogany Sofas
co.chss, and tables elegant secretaries and
book chairs ard rockers China and glassware
Tel amens dressing bureaus and sshstrnds win mar
bic tops looking glasses, toetssre beds bedding linen.
Also. silverw 2 and table spoons forks,
uus, sc. Also | rosewood pisnofcrie of a celebrs.i
Boston manufacture II ine tone and nn,sh. AS o. hitch
en- in uure cooking stoves several paroNo. cshnsry
articles garden utensils &c Catalogues on ih morning q
the sale The krickerhocker aud kipp Il Browns
lin-s Of stages r..s near The premises sie y.
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on the 18Th INST. Me- FRANCES ADELAIDE IplhAMtSf 90
tire scar % sge
I- relations family respectfully invited 70
SUNDAY the Tt met Al "a
oca,k mothers esieuge Ann Pohamns ~ oh'et o.
On fr.ast Sept Nj joins LOWS, sged ~ YEAR,
lie relations friends of family and also those OF IA
tslsi Basseit respectfully invited 20 attend his funeral rom
sunday afternoon az 'tk
be tai % Greenwood Cemetery of Nefh
on THURSDAY. sept a. JANIS DIVER. aeed32 wears.
The trends invited 10 aitend hs funeral or SUNDAY
soon the l7,h inst At M O'Clock late resience, go
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NEW mUsIC.-Jgsi PsbIlisshseed. G from u the s

NEW MUsICJgs, gs5nsshsd re fI9m Il. ne oS.9
a , poits.t ~ Henri Herr. AlsO by the sane al-
,boT Tie Las Rose Of summer As performed by MN N
III nj. concerts In he Uniied States ,,..-
~ hsr r1bli.bed counterfeit edition Of The Las nose
Of sgmmer bearing the sane qle bot beng az .s y
s,ronsr on, So Which IS the only genuine ediuoa.
sio 3useods
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80 BooKs "a EuRoPA.

Gothic Ornaments, vol J.
Boswou's Origin o. the English, German and scand.ns
Wan Languages and Nations 8vO
The Popular WORKS Of o Flchie, vol /.
Wngh's England under the House Of Hanover, " $40
smith MINIS Observations on The punes and Re
spnn. bill1es invo.v we'd 100 he Management o.
Webster On the Subject Matter Title and spechcaion Of
Tenants. &C.
Eue-inere's Gliie % Northern Archeo'o gy,
Bun1inEers Way Of Faith, or the Abridged Bible
Defects u tie Practice II LIE Assurance, &c
Weals Elsiues ring. part ].
Csv.rri in London 30 f PUTNAM Importer, sc
I'D bis is Broadway. an1 - strand. l. MOON.
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BLACXWoop FOR SEPTEMBER

Is THIS DAY Pr BLt>HED 90" Life IN the Far West,
The Caxions." (stiribuied Bulwer) and Lie snd
Times OF George H." continued IN this number, which
contains beside brilliant cles. literary, poc.
ana poetca Price ) year L. SCOTT co Publ. hers,
SIS 10 70 Fulton.sl entrance in Gold-st
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Di.asfers.NC.

eesrsphc d.pah from Portland received Boston 1hursdly
reports ship Humphrey furrmson, Gwen from Newport
Wses luy 18th Tor Boston Boston ashore Hog Islam
Ledge % a bad situation.
Tie shp Henry Mason Boston july H. at New or
3ph Gingerbread Ground about Aug TO-
cargo tighten inches when she 81 on and proceed
farther damage except breaking Of rudfer braces
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SCHOOLS.

VOCAL MUSIC CLASS FOR LADIES AND GEN
TLEMEN -Messrs. BRADBURY Il NASH will opeo
elias. tor sracon in Vocal Music, In he Leciureroom
OF the VI p Church In Egheeuthst Eighth svcnue,
Monday evening sept 10, a a O'clock Free for all tho
6rst svening SO 81
Music IN SCIiOOls.-Mr EDW ARD HOWE,
VIII Orgauist at Or Masons Church, BleeekersL and
Instructor in Sacred Music IN Union Theo Sem teaches
vocal music In semnares AMI nsucs private pupils ca
the piano fore and orgsn and In singing harmony &c Ap'
ply AT his residence - GreenesL sio cus'
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UUk ia EEFTNt., Nr.-Ihuse Wlu sfu H's'Vus
sbOf acquiring a thorough knowledge OF tue nstife ~
various bus and the best and
method of recording their invited o Call III Renyiles
Bookkeeping, sc Rooms .S9 Broadway CseD sud con
Else Instructions are given In Commercial Arithmetic!
Business writing. 0Ims sc aud no efforts are spared
I'd make each student efficient practical book keeper
Term. FOR a thorough by Double Entry so single
Entry. -. Merchants books kept, and complicated ao-
.,,,,is .yYsp,.t sl6Ns
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Manufacturing Company bO"efy, lice MANS
now on hand fall supply II Has, of he latest sy e. "nth
fb-v or fr - al heir usual prce-. WI CD = one
dollar ess On single Hal than others eel ihe same Ai'e
N B-Au goods re.a.led p who esale prices s.l IL
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ELLEN prCKERING's NOVELS.

: POPULAR ~ NV m n N0rl ETI8r0f winch can
abe bad separately, Prize Twenty-Five Genie each N
ary FIVE Of them for Ols Dollar 4. y. PETERSON, ~
Cbesnutsf Philadelphia has lust issued uniform edition
Of Mis- Ellen Pckerif gs popular Novels printed on hne
white paper clear and egbe ype and each forming one
large octave volume complete IA lsei neaLy bouLd N
strong paper cover aud car be cent ty mail 10 any part Of
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Tie following comprises the list
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The Prince and the Pedsr. The Fright
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Who shall be Hsrl
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
GENERAL. NOTICES.

rystPeier'- Church. Bnrciay--t-R-v l.
HIizrtsrRGFE II Norfolk. Va VII preach n me 'hufcn
~, Sr1av m ring rr1i rh~ i7h instant ~ it 0cpcs
co -fou will be taken up 20 aid c SISTERS n Mercy IN
hDsior their house The protection Of destitute males
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16

THERE IL No LAMP 90 well adapted u he
Il Of the community the Miniature Solar Lamp.
No other Lamp vii give much Ugh little No
one Is wei. adapted for reading Whiting sewing
one much valued ~ rose Of lmpsired eyesiZb
that hes been extensively Introduced Of Unyer-
sally approved o. There is 10 method Of obtaining light
safer or desirable than with Lsnps from
mon whale oil or lard. Manufactured and sid by
ENDiCOTr SUMNER, ~ Broadway, and 10 Elns-
no TIE EDITOR OF THE sU>--5IR In your
Il pspaf Of this morning paragraph appears 10 "hsh
finn y mentioned In such way 70 rad nose " no
gnofAni Of rcharacer and standing y ms Guy 70
suppose that We have been connected win c hfn :" Dy1Lo
been lately committed by the latter poo two ei
who have JUS, arrived Ia this city sh1 Zee oohgeo mere
fore by your dsabu-ing The public mind OF tns erroneous
Impression as the FRA Of Byrne Co hed no suinonty
whatever 10 give oras upon nor h~ we e.e. an ssehcy
BYRNE X DlCKEY, lSG Maiden-lane
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