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Messengers Notice.

1AUSSCMSOE' 1NUIACOe
WORCESTER, June 81, ls48.
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq Commissioner Of Insolvency
IL for the County of Worcester, has this day
Warrant against the Estate of FEsTUS FAULKNER,
Of SOuthhride in said County, laborer .insolvent
debor and the payment of any debts the delivery of
of my property belonging said nsolyent debtor TO
him for his USE and the transfer of any properly
by him forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
be held at the office of said Chaplin in Worcester, in
said County, the tenth day Of July nert, at nine
O'Clock in the forenoon, for the proof debts and the
choice of an assignee assignees of his Estate.
J29d6t A. F. AMMIDOWN, d. Sheriff.
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To Let

10 Let,
- A FIRST-RATE TENEMENT of six rooms at
siFA IA the corner of Austin and Spruce SITS. Possess
&s4& sion given the first of July. Inquire of
June 81 R. ii BROWNING.
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WANTED,

A American GIRL 10 do house work, at No. Orange
"A Street. S. P. CHAMPNEY.
EJune so. dwtf
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
THE Worcester County Shooters Club will pay, on
conviction of any person for killing having posses
sion any Bird known as Woodcock before the fourth day
ofJuy next the OF FUe Dollars for the first bird and
One Dollar for each additional Bird Also, like sum
killing having in possession any of the Birds
Partrdges and Quails, before the first day September
G.. A. HAMILTON, Sec'ry
Worcester, May TO- dew W.Cs G.
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LOST,

ON Monday, June 26h either in the Stage from Grafton
~ to Worcester the residence of Alex IL Wilder
No. School st. GOLD PENCIL, with purple stone
IN the head and the initials c. B. engraved upon the side
OF The finder shall be very handsomely rewarded by
leaving the at this Office or with A. H. Wilder ESQ
al the Registry Office, Worcester. d. july s.,
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Building Lots.

UNAANANHA9 HAVUSe
NJ OW offered for sale, situated on, and between Elm al
IN Pleasant Streetslarge size-the very best buuin
land and cheaper than be found in any other part
the city. Inquire of CALEB DANA, JOHN BOYDEN
E. r. EsTABROOK. dw2m May 30.
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Total amount Of equivalent debt. .s4s

Total amount Of equivalent debt, "a $50 COL IS
1t has been proposed that the government of the
United States this debt reduced and take the
public lands ofthe State for remuneration This would
be much more advantageous to the general
than to that Of the State the Of Texas,
compared with is reduced to the amount
named above great that tho burden of taxation
could be felt by the people % far Is We can
judge II 10 opinion that the State should
by all means retain possession Of Its public andsar
range the public nnances-ssttls upon the amount
of the public dsbt-dstsrmins the period Of re.
sumption Of intsrest-bripg its lands into market
apply the proceeds Of sales to the payment Of interest
and any to the liquidation OF the principal and
long before the public lands exhausted there will
not b dollar of the debt unpaid This Is the proper
course for tho State to pursue and leave the general
government to regulate its finances. 1t will be for
tunate for the people Of Texas all applications to Con-
the assumption Of their debt upon giving up
tor lands, fall 1t will compel them 10 husband their
for their creditors and give them the
benefit of oil thssurpas Holders Of these bonds are,
doubt anxious to exchange them for United States
treasury notes. for United States 6s At rsduo-
ton Of atty per csnt and have doubt but that the
movement originated with those who have been spscu
lating In Texas securitieswith those who have pur-
chased them at the greatest depreciation and anticipate
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Island, u; Canton,X. Reaiins Railroad advanced u;
North American Trust u; Pennsylvania 6's y There
sales Of Treasury notss at the opening; bat
holders firm at one per cent premium.
There Is nothing of the steamer yet She IL now In
her seventeenth dsy, and may be hourly looked for.
The most intense anxiety exists for further advcss and
such the public feeling that very little will be done in
the stock market until later from the other
side Is received In the absence ofanything upon which
hinge the slightest calculation ofthe probable
complexion of the next news further than that received
by the last steamer must refer to that for this purpose
sfforming opinion of what is to come. Our opinion
Is that the Caledonia will bring intelligence Of quis
reasbe state of things In Francs the provisional
government will be settled in power that measures will
have been taken to form convention Of delegates from
all parts Of the country for the pu oss Of defining
form Of government and to bring into existence repub
lie a. soon as circumstances will permit. We have no
idea that csunter-revouion has taken place, thai
there has been interference Of the other European
powers in the affairs of France. 1t il possible
that there has been revolutionary movement In
any other part Of Europe, except Sicily; that tis
countries where the republican rprt prevails have
eeved concessions SUFFICIENT to alay for tho present all
revolutionary msarures. These things we anticipate
and believe there much foundation for them
the We msy be disappointed whole east.
feet blaze Belgium Bavaria Italy, spaip and PORTUGAL
may be in complete state Of revolution the govern
ments evsrthrown the kings and Dispersed and
each country in the greatest confusion Should such be
the complexion Of the next news the most intense
element will spread through this country with electro
cal rapidy end aid and comfort will be extended to the
people Of Europe striving to free themselves from the
yoke of despotism For time shall feel the effects
Of any extended revolution in Europe upon financial
aud commercial affairs. It will be temporary, although
fer tho time DISASTROUS ultimately shall be benefited
exceedingly by the change brought about on the other
eide, not only by the increased demand for our Pro-
ducts the improved condition of the people will create
but by tho immense amount Of capital which will be
invested In our securities
The annexed statement exhibits the amount and con-
don the debt of Texas according to the Official re!
port OF the Comptroller dated March, lsA6 This is the
latest financial report Of ofciA character, and is
therefore important to those holding any evidence of
| indebtedness Of that State-
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Died.


On the evening of Sunday, March 49, THOMAS WAL
TOY LOCKWOOD second Of Alfred Lockwood deceas.
cd. aged 23 years
His friends those Of the family, aud of his brother
Roswell f. Lockwood requested to attend the fune
raj service at No l03 East Broadway Tuesday
ton. The remains will be conveyed to Norwalk, Conn
for iptefmsnt.
On the morning Of the 9th, EMMA aged year, and
8 months, daughter Of George and Harriet Russell
The friends and acquaintancss Of the family
spectfully Invited to attend her funeral this Tus
without further invitation Cincinnati papers please
copy
On Sunday morning. the goth inst ,FaANcrs ELLIOTT,
In the 3ad year Of her age.
Her relatives and friends are invited to attend her
funeral from her late residence, this Tuesday after
noon, at O'Clock.
On Monday morning, the 27th inst, at Elizabeth
tswn, j., Mr. HusH McBnrpE, formerly Of this city,
in the 6oth year of his ago.
The relatives aud friends Of the family are invited
attend his funeral wednesday, the 18th inst at IL
o'clock A. M from his late residence Elzabethtown,
without further invitation
At Charleston, g. c. list inst DAMN NJ. Peek, Of tho
firm Of Miller, Chamberlain Peck
At Unadilla, Onego CO New York on the 81 at inst.
JULIA A., wife OF d. Williams and sister of Thomas
T.. and j. N. Hsyn of this city
On Sunday, March goth, lsls, MARGARET, wife Of f..
" w snedeser, in ths slst year Of her sge.
Friends and relatives respectfully invited to attend
her funeral without further invitation Tuesday af
ternoon at O'clock from her late residence Of
Main and Water streets, Brooklyn.
On Sunday, the 2sh inst, SARAH CnoueHLEY aged II
years.
The friends fthe family, also of her son, Thos w. H.
Crouchley and the members Of Engine Co. No 81,
respectfully invited to attend her funeral, Tuesday
at az NJ, from her lste residence, liz West Broad
way without further invitation
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meal were made previous rates Rye continued heavy
and scarcely salssble at last weeks quotations We
learn BY telegraph from Boston, to-day that -four
tnued to sell ct last week prices with sales of at
the rates The market IN Buffalo to-day for bread
at about last weeks rates II will also be perceived by
tho despatch, that several steamers had reached
groceries continued steady at about weeks prices
Provisions rather quiet and sales limited, a about
last weeks quotations.
AsHEs-Tne market was inactive, with small sales Of
pots at So rs 50 SIX.
BRHADsTuFrs-Four-Ssle were very light, and TAX
ing the various small lots disposed Of they did roach
more in the aggregate than some 500 or 900 barrels
0meng which 500 q 400 bbls Black Rock and o..
weg at SO b6M with small parcels Of pure Genesee, at
SO 62 100 de- common do, reported at Sc 50 200
do do at about 81 49, and 80 DO Ohio at So 37H
Southern remained about the of about 100
generally seemed inclined to wait steamers news
Wheat-Hoders Of pure Genesee continued to AK l52c
for good white but misrs were aisinclinsd to make
those made last week Corn-Sales of about Is 900
bushels Of sound New Jersey yellow made in sspa
damaged heated, were sold at AZ a 400. Rye-Sales
OF 1000 bushels we're made in the slip at 73ko and 1900
made at So esl MeclSales 200 bbls were made at So
30. Barley was worth soc. River oats were selling at
at $780,, and 1000 lbs do prime at 24c cash
CArTLE-At market, SO beef cattle $500 Southern,
and calves and 800 sheep and mbs Beef cattle came
into market more sparingly last week and prices
nave regainsd ell they had previously lost
The fair average Of the market may be quoted at
from 81 so IS as There occasional sales at q
fraction above and below these fgures but the quail
ties would afford Just criterion OF the market Buy
tho whole have been slow to
ing probably lower asking rses-and unsod about
lis or 200 head There lot Of 40 head shipped to
the for tho Of the English naval
sstion there Cows and calvesAn sold At from SIS
S2S, S37, a $50. sheep and ambs-The number Ter
ing not large that at the week previous
sales at from 81 rs 50 so SOL left over, So Hogs-
Sales of live at So . $40.
CoTroN-Ths market inactive ut the annexed quo
taons which about 500 bales were disposed of to-
day
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Aggregate Indebtedness. $9gas,OO7 10
The public indebtedness Of Texas, according to this
statement amounted at that time to about ten millions
Of dollars In round numbers and the amount ofoourss
exceeds that the present time the accumulation
iuterest The above items composing the domestic debt
represent the face of the bonds notes. and drafts issued
but the treasury Of the State did not receive the
amount IN FULL there will be proper reduction made
In escb to bring the public Indebtedness down to
fair and just amount. 1t must be admitted that such
psrtakes too much Of the oelor Of repudia
ton be at all agreeable to the better portion Of the
population Of Texas; but the bonds notes. drafts
kc issued by the government taken by the orgi-
nal holders at sach heavy discount there is
for refusing to acknowledge greater
than the sum realised. Most Of the present holders
have purchased at heavy depreciation, and in the
event of amount equivalent to what the
received on its issues being acknowledged and provided
for they will make large profits. 1t ID estimsted that
average. about nifty per cent Of the aggregate mo-
minal ndsbtsdsdness has bssn realised by me govern
ment and this reduction from the principal IL recon-
msndsd by the finance committee Of tho legislature Of
that State.
The annexed statement exhibits the probable average
rate at which each GLASS of the foregoing liabilities has
BEEN available to the government ON par basis -
CLAssrIcArIoN THE PusLIs DEBr OF Texas.
Ostsnsible Equipaient
l0 C!0ss enJdce. UaIue.
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIYIcArIoNs !.

CoFFsE-Ihe Market was quiet, and no sales OF mo-
FIsH- Sales of 1900 quintal. dry cod were made at
So u.s. and 500 do ct SO sl4 Maoksrel continued arm
but no sales Of moment tranepired.
FRuIT-A good demand, with sales Of 1000 boxes Pa
lermo lemons at 50 37k 81 so; 10000 Porto Rico
oranges at SO per Dbl; 1000 drums Smyrna Ags at
lie; 500 boxes wet and dry raisins 81 40 81 So
800 trails Arabian dates private terms; 10000 Lbs
dried apples at 4a and 20 bbs do at &c; 100 bags Bra
dried peaches, at 50 37k.
HAY-The resumption Of North River navigation
Sale. rom the wagons at 1s p.r sooS
loose qualities.
Hors- Sales of 10000 lbs were made at e14 sXc.
LrME-Sales OF oargoes Thomaston were made at $50
MoLAssEs-The market continued steady; and we note
90 hhds Cuba at aao; New Orleans remained arm Al
Naval sroREs-we report sales Of 800 bbls spirit,
turpenttne at 36,, cash; raw do was held at 81 rs
without sales
om.-sales of 900 bbs selected whale were made at
acc. Llnseedl700 1900 gallons American city pressed
and English were sold at Gao q $50.
Psov.Icrs-Mess pork was quiet at $40 26 q 10 BIZ;
smal retail sales were making from store to the trade
at the latter figure; prime continued scarce, 50 was
freely offered and 50 IS asked. Sales Of 81 hhds
Spears dry salted hams, were made at $40 There
no change in picked shoulders or hams. Lard-sales
Of 800 bbs made at 6Kc 10; SO do, No brought
exc. Butter continued steady.
R.cs-ss Sales Of geo t.sees s we're made at s. So
GLIDING small parcels Of DID, at 6Xc, and the remainder
sEoARs~A sale of 800 900 Principe, steamboat brand
was made at SIS per M, mos.
sUoAns-salss of two cargoes Of Porto Rico made
on terms not understood and 70 hhds New Orlesus
4a4c. Sales Of 100 hhds Porto Rico at AZ 5zSc.; &c
hbds New Orleans sold by auction inferior damaged
at ass aAc 81 boxes brown Havana at AZ (damsged
cash.
TALLow-salss of 2 900 lbs. were made at ESQ
ToBAoco-There was some movement in this article,
owing us was bseved to purchases made by contrsc
tors with the French government About 1000 hdds
OF Kentucky leaf were purchased Saturday afternoon
reducng the stock in this market from about 600 to
to 600 bbs It further said lots had been picked
up In Philadelphia and Baltimore Tho stock OF leaf
the season of the year. is said to be light In all
ports.
WHALEDorH-We have change to notice in prices
FREIGarsy- Both shippers and ship were wait
log latter news per Caledonia Some cotton epgsg
ed for Liverpool at S2d and corn at Id per bushel To
France shipments In q measure suspended, and
some vessels Detained to awsis later news before
engaging cargoes.
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Weekly Report or Deaths
In the City and County Of New York from the 18th day OF
March to the 18th day OF March, 1913.
Men %; Women7i Boys 49, Girls ST. Total 3c6.

Abscsts 81 Apopexy, IS Asthm,, Angina, Bleeding
Bronchitis: Career Cholera lnfantumi; Consumption
$S Convnsons e; Group, Congestion Conge,uon oil
~ ?; Dropsy in Head 49, prCp,y in the Chest q prowned
bilious Fever Puerpers Fever Typhoid Foyer Ty-
plus 2ai Fever Consestive sarL DIses.s OF Hopping
Cough, tmmation, Inflammation Of Brain a; lnfsm
nation e. Bowsis 81 ILLUMINATION Of Lungs ls; Infamms-
ton OF stomach 6; inflammation Of Throat Ii Inf fmmation
Of Live, Inhanmatoa of Spleen !; Intsmger.nce 81
Luss Venea,2 Manmus II; Measles !; Modification Il
Old AGES Pasy 81 Premature Birth 81 Plsursy, Poison
I; Unknown,3
Age-Under year, 50; years. al to S. %; to 10
to 20 ~ 70 to 30 49, 30 to 40, 3s 10 10 so. 49, 30 -
Co. "a 60 10 TO- 49, 70 to 90, 80 70 UNKNOWN lor.
A. w. WHIT, City Ir-
City Iuspectors Office, March Is, is4s
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Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 81, lsas.-Flour-Ths market was
steady, but not active. We notice sas Of 600 bbls
Howard street at So IS. Corameal dull at 50 37h
Whea.-Prirne reds selling in sms way at 81 80
CornWe note sales of 5000 bushels nike at 4ao AGO.
Provisions were inactive, and the only sales making
were for the retail trsds Sugars in good DINA, VI
Ut fair prices Coffee aud molarses remained without
material change Whiskey dull at 2Ac i
BcsroN, March 27-Floursale of 500 bbls were made
at Sc SIX ST. Corn Sales Of about 10 900 bush were
made, including white and yellow, at Sc $780, Oats
Sales Of 1900 bushels made at bdc Provisions
were quiet In freights there very little doing
Merchants generally waiting later by the Ca
lsdonis, Of which yet have received no tidings.
BUFFALO, March 27.--Flour-The mar kst was dull ;
sales Of 600 bbs made OF fair brands Michigan
Ohio, at IS u.s. Wheat-ssles Of 500 hush. Cleveland
were made ct ST. l2H. Corn-No chan 60; merchants
waiting for steamers news
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COMMON SCHOOLS.

The bill In relation to Common Schools Of New York
The debate on the bill relative to practice ana plead
ipgs was continued
COUNTY COURTS.
Mr. FLOYD renewed his smsudment establishing coun
ty courts which prevailed by vote of IL to Q. Is was
then moved to reconsider this vote and to lay the
tiou reconsiaer the tabls This prevailed and car
riod the whole question with It,
CLERKS IN THE ENGisEBR's OFFICE.
The bill authorizing the appointment of Deputy and
Clerks in the State EngDeers Office was made the spe
oia order Of the day for Thurfdsy next.
GENERAL RAILROAD ACT.
substitute Tor the Assembly BILL omendatory of the
general railroad act, was reported and by read
and passed.
THE WAGES OF LABOR
bill relative to the liability of corporations to the
laberers employed on their works, was considered.
NEW STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Mr. COFFIN reported bill to Incorporate The New York
and Savannah Stesm Navigation Company
COMMISSIONERS pEERs.
A bill was offered to amend the act for the appointing
OF Deeds In cities so far hs 1t relates to
Assembly.
ALBANY, March 81, Is4s.
HOSPITAL.
petition was presented from the CoI'mssionsrs OF
Hospital.
CANAL AFFAIRS.
The bill for the State to the Of the Dams
vile slip and feeder ordered to third reading.
BILLS PASSED.
Relative 10 the proof Of the statute ana common law
Relative to the Municipal Court Of Brooklyn.
Relative to Common Schools in Brooklyn.
Pill to regulate tho weight Of sack salt was pass
ed Also, the bill In relation to the Seamns Fund and
Retreat, in New York city.
The New York annual tax bill va, rec. lived from the
Senate, and referred to the Committee Of Ways and
Means.
GENERAL RAILROAD BILL.
The amendments Of tho to the 70 neral railroad
bill, were referred to the Railroad Committee.
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on sny arrangement made,
CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YonK, Monday Afternoon, March 81.
The our market continued inactive, with small sae'
Of Gen.see Oswego, Black Iock, Sc at slight conces
sion In prices compared to Saturdays rates We heard
Of transactions in Southern beyond lot Of Rich.
mond City Mills Wheat was hold Az owe the views OF
buyers and no sales trsnspred Cont derabls SAFES OF
ehasers compared With the prices Of s week. Sales OF
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tho great Linuus and residing in his fy ,eyersl
mss attacked severe dysentery, tupon minute
from wooden vessel that was swarmrg with mi.
cocepic worm Thtl being carried into tho stomach,
,ussd tho Distressing Tssdy In the use Of B. A. Fsnes
tscki vsure prepired at Pitsbursh. Pa immediate
ef given in ali easel OF whether OF minute size
i the above mertiossd instance in the ishfu tape
oil many yards in length For sale by the propreors A.
,FANEsTACK& co at their branch establishment No. 40
Inh nsitee Navy ntE
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The snken LASH that Shades tine glance

beauty; the archng eye BROW the rich gathered
under her comb which, oosened would envlop her like
VEIL each attest that her hair indie the hef element Of
wonans lovelineis But time breathe IT with all
his frssty slsah or i may fall out lose its metallic lqsIe
6ed with that inestimabe Pha,, Hair nvgo
rator she old ohronos defiance. and teep her
Of glory unblanchsa, unchanged, old age
Sold at PHALONs 81 Broadway, and by city and country
Druggists ReuerallY
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We desire to In a,rm Strangers and Citizens,

that The only place e obtain DR. mh,e Genuse dalvsnic
csstonsrs requested TO give their orders csrly dare
psssie that they be disappointed the unusual
demand orh rendering indispensable
that notcc fse days should be given before the
be packed Particular shipping directions should
orders from the Only Agent in New
York, ID. &. kOOhHEAD, 1872 Broadway.
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Reduced Ia PrIce. but not In vaius.-We

have acceptable for all the sufferers from the
diseases thai the h.r is heir Rafrys
the eradicctor If scu dsndr aud all the irritating
affections Of tho which caysc the hair sbei
value has become universally known ard acknowledged Tho
wide rapid spread of popularity has caused such al
incredible ia the demand that the
grabbed to furnish the atce at % cents bottle We learn
that the retail safe and dealers
wide AWAKE they will neglect profit by The reduc
ton. Principal Office 1877 Broadway.
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MONEY MARKET.

Mohuhy, Mhrch SI-B r. M
There was material change In the stock market to.
day; prices do not show anyvsriaon OF consequence
a her way and the inactivity usual just previous to the
arrival OF stesmer Observable AT the first board,
Harlem fell of y per cent; Farmers Losn, Nj Long
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good mbells There is article needed in the
bnth nt Ar There article that well ,epays its
6 There NO article that eay lost an umbrella
Mere M article which is less thought about when not
There article that desired when need
ed Theirs article that the takes pride
IN selling for there article that he offer at
bsfgan2 es bis umbsll There is article among all hi;
Ct tck 81 umbrees that he cannot quality, and sell
rerthan any other daler. GENIN, 24 Broadway, oppo
sid: St Pauls Church
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Blank Books, Paper. Stationery, Copy

dresses, Sc RICH and LOsuei, 81 William stIset. New
Yorh Importers OF French, English and Gemsm Fancy and
and Papers great snufaetures
OF Blank Books for Merchants Manucurer b. pks Courts
for the Trade and Southern spd Ws.sn MARKETS
Pesses, Gold Peus, M,nifod Letter Writers, Writing.
Drawing Wrapping. Tracing Coored end Gold Papers, and
other article of Stationery the lowest prices
holesale and Refill Purchasers will od advantages
In buying from RICH LOUTAEL statiorers 81 William
street
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FTtnch lmportcT FOotf Caters,
stsy hand friend Youpgs Paris Boot Emporium
This tho best ses in the city for inds that
at friend Youus His best French calf he sells for So
'o6 IN other stores SO aud S7 do fac calf Boots his
fin patent lether Boots aud Shoes of oil descptous
made order of Fulton Nassau streets THE
doctor.