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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-17

We acknowledge the receipt of the four Quarterly
Reviews, London, Edinburgh, North British, and
Westminster. The whole of these reviews, reprint
ed by Scott & Co.. of New York, including Black
wood, will be sent to subscribers at the low price of
ten dollars per annum any of them for four. EN-
bracing among their contents articles on all subjects
under and the sun, for noticed one on astrol
ogy. We learn that Their republication remunerates
the Company; and we hope that they will continue
to meet with necessary patronage from the public,
which they so abundantly have earned.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-17

new code of practice prepared by Messrs Johnson,
Harlan, nd Longhborough, commissioners, has pass
ed the General Assembly of Kentucky. The new
code among other reforms abolishes the distinction
between law and equity so far allow legal
and equitable rights, &C., be enforced in the
action 1t abolishes all law forms of action,
and establishes in their stead other forms of
edies in all civil cases. The common law mode of
pleading gives place to brief and plain statement,
in common language, of the cause of action and of
the defence, which each party is required to verify
spectivey by affidavit. Each party may examine his
adversary upon oath.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-17

THE USE OF THE PASSIONS. The passions
are in morals what motion is in physics they Gre
ate, preserve. and animate; and without them all
would be silence and death Avarice guides men
across the deserts of the ocean; pride covers the
earth with trophies, and mansoleums, and pyra-
mds; love turns men from their savage rudeness
and ambition shakes the very foundatians of king
doms BY the love of glory, weak nations swell
into magnitude and strength. Whatever there is
of terrible, whatever there is of beautiful in hu-
man events, all that shakes the soul TO and fro.
and is remembered while thought and flesh cling
together-all these have their origin from the
passions. AS it is only in stor MS, and when their
coming waters are driven up into air. that we catch
sight of the depths of the sea, so it is only in
The season OF perturbation that we have GLIMPSE
of the real internal nature of man. Il is then only
that the hit of these eruptions shaking his frame
dissipate all the feeble coverings of opinion, and
rend in pieces that cobweb veil, with which fash
ion hides the feelings of her heart 1t is them enIy
that nature speaks her genuine feelings; and as
at the last night of Troy, when VEINS Illuminated
The darkness, Hneas saw the gods themselves at
work-so may we, when the blaze Of passion is
hung upon mans nature, mark in him the signs
OF celestial origin, and trembie atthe invisible
| agent OF God [Sydney Snsith
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-17

The Editor has returned to his post but not in time
to prepare matter for to-day's Standard. We shall
be fully " in harness. by our next issue.
Our late trip to the seaboard Of North Carolina
most pleasant one, in many respects, and We shall
forget the kindness and courtesy Of those with
whom mingled, from Raleigh to Beaufort. In
our next shall speak at some length of the coun-
try through which passed. and also of the towns
we visited during our trip.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-17

JACKSON MONUMENT. This statue, in bronze,
which has been in progress of construction for the
last four years, says the Southern Press,
pleiion, and will be ready to be placed it's pedes-
tai, in Lafayette Square, opposite the Presidents
House on the 4th of July next. part of the figure
of Jackson has been already successfully cast. The
horse is to be cast very 1t will be third
larger than life, and will weigh thrty-fve thousand
pounds. The materials used consist of old brass
non, condemned by the government. Some of the
guns used as material. trophies of the revolution.
The brass guns and mortars captured by Gen. Jack
son at Pensacola, to surround the base of the
statue,
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-17

We were visited, on Wednesday evening last, with
a strong wind. accompanied by cloud which bore
off to the North, along the Crabtree and Neuse. The
air is cool, as the result of the storm. We learn
that it hailed quite heavily some four or five miles
North of this and fear that some injury has been
done to the growing crops.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-17

WHAT IF SOUTH CAROLINA SEcEDEs? Some pa
pers-the National InteLEgencer for instance-fp-
PANTY answers the question by saying the General
Government would whip her into submission. This
was the doctrine of the federalists in 1898 it
also the doctrine of the tories in the revolution when
the colonies talked about seeding from lhe Govern
Of Great Britain. If then, the principles Of the
federaliSkS and tories the those non-en-
leEtaned by those who so flippany talk about turn
ing the guns of the Federal Government against South
Carolina, follows, that they should be much the
objects OF scorn detestation and contempt the to-
ries of the revolution The man who is the
enemy of the true spirit of republican Institutions
and traitor to those who are battling for his honor
and constitutional equality, ought to be hung. Every
natural and divine law would toleate-yea, demand
this punishment for the teon. If justice had its DUE
this would be the fate Of the tory editors OF the Intel
llgencer. True, there other edtors-some too,
even in the South, who hold the same doctrine
some OF them we are willing to excuse the ground
OF idiocy. No sane souherner would think of join
ing force against South Carolina. Right wrong.
1t IS the duty OF re sister southern States
TO crusade against her. If she is wrong (and we
by means admit that she ISL is in favor
Of liberty and our rights. How ungenerous then
would it be for man in the South to raise his arm
against her when the sum of her offending is too
much zeal-too much vigilance in the preservation of
the constitution, and the rights of the soveregntes Of
the confederacy. South Carolina need enter tain no
such fears. The base minion that talks Of coer
cling her, will not have the when the time comes
to strike the blow, and thousands who stand by in ST.
lence will rush to her rescue when her first per-
lshes IN the conflict. Her in other States, and
they are Scattered from Georgia to Texas, will join
her standard as soon she rears ii. She is in
they will defend with their dearest life blood, and the
summons will be answered with alacrity, when she
calls for assistance. The freemen that live in that
proud little State will have fight their battle
alone, should the General Government in its mad
Teer attempt TO coerce her. We believe, however,
that Congress will be wise to undertake that game.
Houston, (Missssfpp; Southern Argus.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-17

BLAcKwooD EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, for April, has
been forwarded through the kindness of Messrs
Scott. & Co. the American publishers. This purely
literary periodical deservedly stands the head of
the class, and we think will keep ahead - for a
good long while yet. Republished by Lenord, Scott,
& Co. 70 Fulton Street, New York, at three dollars
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-17

GIVE are authorized to announce the Hon. ABRA-
HAM w. VENABLE, as a Candidate for reelection
Congress from the Fifth District, composed of the
Counties of Granville, Person, Orange, Caswell, Ala
NANCE and Chatham.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-17

The NEW THREE-cENT PIECES, called "Trays "
having been transmitted to all parts of the country,
from the Philadelphia mint in small sums of fifty,
and hundred and fifty dollars. prior to their being
issued there, are> now in general circulation, and
have already become favorites. We have noticed
them in the hands Of several in this city. 1t has
been suggested to have the cent pieces reduced to
half their present size, and particle of silver
incorporated with he copper. 1t will certainly make
them more ordorous and portable. Take care of the
cents and the dollars will take of themselves.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-17

SOUTHERN INDEPENDENCE. The new shoe estab-
lishment of Messrs. Carew & Hopkins, at Charles
ton, is now in successful operation. The building
is three stories height and divided and arranged
as TO accommodate large number of workmen, the
proprieters giving employment to upwards of one
hundred persons within the establishment, and by a
system of outdoor work, a number of females and
children are engaged in shoe-sewing.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-17

FLuENcY IN CONVERSATION. Roll an empty barrel
down HILL and what rattling noise it makes So
with an empty carriage over the pavements. So all
so with an empty head. When il contains bnt few
scattering ideas, every body hear the rattle. You
can almost see them, when the fellow who ca. ries
such head passes by you. Have you not such an
individual in your minds eye! We have. His name
may be Dick Jim, Bill or Joe-but he is the same
everyw 'ere-he ways the same tongue, shoots forth
the same ideas. He thinks he is wise. but everybody
also thinks otherwise. ii I'd he real knowledge, he
would talk less, and say more. Generally, man of
sterling talents talks but very little, yet every word
tells. Addison person of this description He was
always embarrassed in company. Some of our best
living authors-men of genius and talents, have been
noticed for their pauciy of words in CONVEX
sation. Yet men who know scarcely more than twice
two make four, always ratng off words, and
pass for persons of some consequence. They utter
sentences without meaning, and words that would
puzzle editor to understand.
An incessant talker we always avoid In his pres
ence we feel abon. as happy on the brow of cat
aract-only there is some sense to the latter. In
Office store, hat is trying than person with
the gift of CAB !-wha but Struggling musician un-
der your window, or fiddler in your garrett
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-17

The act of the last Legislature providing that a
new county might be erected out of portions of Rob-
eson and Richmond, to be called Hooper," has
been rejected by popular Of those countless
for the new county 400; against it 1887: majority
against, III. o.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-17

We requested to that the Democratic
Meeting to appoint Delegates from this County to
the Congressional District Convention, will assem-
BILE at the Town Hall, in this City, on Monday next
at IL o'clock. 80 }'fs
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-17

COMET ENDANGERING THE EARTH. A. D. l7I2,
Winston predicted that the comet would appear on
Wednesday, the 18th Of October, five minutes after
five il the morning, and that the world would be
destroyed by fire on the Friday following. His rep
uta,ion was high, and the comet appeared. A num-
Der of PERSONS got into boats and barges on the
Thames, thinking the water the safest place. South
Sea and Indian stock fell. captain of Ouch ship
threw all his powder into the river, that the ship
might not be endangered At noon after the comet
had appeared, it is said that than one hundred
cergymen were ferried over to Lambeth, to request
that proper prayers might be prepared, there being
none in the church service. People believed that
the day of Judgment at hand, and acted on this
belief, more as if some great temporary evil
be expected On Thursday, more than 1000 kept
mistresses were publicly and legally married. There
prodigious run the bank, and Sir Gilbert
Heathcote, the time the head director, issued orders
to all the fire officers in London, requiring them to
keep good lookout, and to have particular eye up
the Bank of England.
SOufhey's Commonplace Book.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-17

The Hon. ]. ]. Crittenden, Attorney General of
the United States, has decided that members of Con-
gress entitled the ranking privilege under the
late law for the whole term for which they elected
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-17

Resolutions and the Address,
From the Delegates of tie SOuthsr" R'ghts As
sociations Of South Carolina, assembled an
Charleston. to the Sout6erns Rights AssOcia-
tions of Tie other SontAers States 81
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-17

A large Cotton Factory is in contemplation on
Loachapaka Creek, Auburn, {Aa.) near the line
of the Montgomery and West Point Rail Road. s.,
The Legislature Of Kentucky have appropriated
$500 for monument to Col. R. NJ. Johnson. This
is noble tribute to gallant soldier.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-17

At the Democratic Convention, held at Washing
ton, Pennsylvania, on the 18th instant, the Hon!
James buchanan was nominated for the Presidency.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-17

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
EareiRn Ports.

AtVarsrsso Fsb T. .hp Cf-n JOY OF Na1tlck9t from san
go. Z. Io,d gusn6 d z B.ilsors
N.-,s.rs, MIL El.erprss, BOYD, Ter
- $50
:, .r,-,, ,bout f7h III D1,h brE Tropcus Popksn,
.y. ,a.b III bark John s.rsud, Elweu, for HsE
~.
Halle, -b me. br- Scotia Nsrsha. PhlaisipLai sch
pf.s E.. . a- 49,. Locus Day, S-w fors Ross, Can
-. Ei.v Ttrr.l DOS R.ra Jane, sumner, AeEs1tnG uth,
-, r. r s,s "a Gard York. ilth 81 calaiA dAl
- Bos, az s e. Tor verp lol Blrsta5s, Ia F-ais
r.. f. IN, sth 81 Fro.rt Dsy Boston
AZ asv,rs Apu hlp. Clinton De suo for Cronaat dsi 'r
49, A. a. coiY.h.n N8resn. DO .1Cn Yefm1u, M0ns,
-. g.s,.s Areoy-r 10 auey aui sacsasa LsaroS,
-- ~ ~. pTr.o. Ir.tb.n and Xsrata1. osrSs
80, -rora4f ~ I,dg kay Choafe 90 a. 10
%. -, -. ~ e.v. Couoro scut1sr do Mumora
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Arrests Markets.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday

PHiLADELPHiA, w ednesdsy Aprll To-
M.nv arrests have been recently made OF per
.on, sor carving concealed weapons This morning
I.ss psrsops sentenced one yesrs eseh
80 Demons copy,cted OF this ofebie ,, ,,..,
tcSn rurker ESQ President OF ne RsaouR h-,,o.r
connsrv he, siv,n $1,000 toward the eecuon oi 'uo &c"
Court House 70 Poitsyle 1000. 1o,e TO-DAY owing 10
Thee hat been bat little business oOno 80
h. ,ersrnercv OF the weather which has sus pelaeu ~
ona,asiors The CoTToS market 70 e1CseIn =, - ~, -
De ssIes are on restricted scale Inc tocA % 7od
see a. ,nneh reduced and MARKER ls IN % e u
So 1890 brsnds for export 81 ~ = DBL 0u1 some
bolders VIII rot accept his price ae sses Sa S9
~ he civ trade are moderate within the OF eu o
VI w ,o,,,oTs RYE FLOUR IL scarce acd 10 cenaad al
so CoEx MEAL 10 held hrnly but no saes cave ose1
,sno,,sd Prices OF WHEAT are steady. saes OF oVW
hn,hs, pri me Pennsy vsna Red a. a. and White al o.
Az h scarce sale a. 20 cents per bushe OATS are 10
Se nard 81 46 cents bat there very lev arriving Ihe
a good feeling 10 The Provision Market aud prices OF
PoRx BAcoN aud LARD have up ward tendency. 10
EocERIEs there 10 bat little doing WHISKY - steady a.
"a cents IN bbls and IS cents 10 hhds 80 ~
SALES OF sroCKs-Ftrst Board -l,l1 Read x, ~
4OO DO 2oI New Orleans Gss liz. do, llZt SLlS
Leb,Rh 6s s5s $50 Chester Co Mining Co, II S2Wv
Ssso Canal &c. 2i; 100 Long Island T. Y SlS0l VII
mpeton r 6s go; S72ssts So, s3i 7Wes.ern banE'
674 80 0irsId Bank, Isl. - 49,. g.. .
Mood Boayd s Philsd Exchange 50 500 state 80
1nII 40 O0e Spring Garden So 04 900 Reading kR So
10 76E; SIS 900 Sch Nav &C. 60. IS $500 do a. Sl2
Remington RR S. 80; Penn BIZ llq. $500 City 3D. 100
slOO do lO64 so Morris CUls l84 81 600 Leigh 90, 80
UNA ms IL; 100 Read RR, Z5s
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SECOND BOARD.
MEpNE,pAY. Avn ls-P.M.

The Stock market was firm AZ the First Board,
batinsctve At the Second Board there less
although there demand 81 the closing rates. The In
slemeney OF The weather will partially account for the
dnness OF the market Eances Sound stocks hrm
with fair inquiry for Investment The bids al The close
were-Canicn, III Farmers, ei Harlem, 7Sl Long Isl
and, 24i Reading Get Norwich 6Sii Erie SO.
The Exchange market was freely supplied with
bs day by the receipt ., four back southern malls but
the steamer being gone he marse, WA inactive The
transactions FOR the Baltic have been large In Ssring snd
the quotation 6rmer 81 he el0se al oi 6l0s Taeiage
demand has been partly Induced BY the increasing depart
are Of visitors the Worlds Fair who take considerable
amount OF funds VIII them, buG particularly BY srge
settlements with English houses tog tea coffee Sad other
eargoes arrived IN this country eut which paid for al
The port Of expectation by London cred The amount OF
such Negotiations has been very large.
In Freights there is bat little doing, and there
Ia no charge in rates Within three or four days there have
been epssgemeIis before reported, OF Liverpool
75Phgs TeR lSs, meSiureneat 100 tOns lockwood, los
Beef 10 al PoTk lie 50 4 Dbl; Cotton, Slo1 07S9t and
Bacon, Sc l5s-lhe BGlae has 20 Guns Bacon 81 Ss 30
eols Pork 2s ga $50 tee Beef Es IS vGo1s articles
Tor the Worlds Fair, IS = tgni and $4,000 IN American
Gold TO London, we heard Of Turpelune ss2s and 2Si
bee 4s Flour ls Cd sad lee bbls Potash goa To Gss
gov, 40 bales Cotton SLED; 20 tuna OIL 2Ss; SO bbs
Flour, IL Ga; and leo bbls LgA, Gooasl.al ToBsvra
$50 bids Tobacco and so bbs LArd on private s.t
several hundred bales Cotton OF cent Two forelen
brigs were taken up 10 lead Oh a, New Bedford for s,s
uD 90 private terms To New Orleans hey are exce.s
lively dull ard engagements being uA3e al 4s6 G., -
bot To Oher So0shern ports there 70 change In port
yesterday 6 steamers ships u baIks g brgs AMI 81
sehooners. fota, i2f
The City Bank has declared ser tannusl divi
derd OF y The Fulton Bank sem. annual div
derG o. s = oea..
Tie Babe lad $4,000 ia g9ld, English silver
arc sod dgst
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.-r,, FROM Information received a shrls.' =. - 80
- s,-.srs fh,f m. Captain Of ne Crss va
80. r.rd.r assstArce ne Efrcs, nlt pa ~ 49,. -
b lAs E'ear s0ss COZ s. 'i-sa.n' 70 4, ,rt
e.. h C-srss "a. - the s1trzn-s ~ 10 "a
80 Mt -,sr -pposed - sa'-. II vas erps- "a. |
= 81 -. rrsrr.a B. sion for - or YOU'D - 49,
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Va, irom uot rs. for stoui about - ~..si
ot srrss H. hul lad 90 ite rocts Tor ST.
ID cssis arf bgEarts Fsrs passed oih o' IA ~
- q bv ths "a at 81 johns. ~, from HartaA .-
= -, IN tb Z. port for 80 Mar = Gsl, pa. -9
c. -.,cu lSh Tor repairs having r'csFsi cons is'i'
A l-svr sqlai. - h.. -. q. % .-,,,. m
80 - -, ~ grove. 20 sav- '-,a-ei 'r' l ~ lu - Z
-. 80 n = srt rect part OF Der sss a. - also A1A n
Il-ri. t--.-- ts.ff,- rf.r .-.t p
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r-.m m to-'i INTO ~ a'os fs,-''' a.
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Another veteran OF The Revolutionary De-
sg,d ~ yesr. : months and Is days.
Tsrsas.s and sass Of the family are repeatedly ayt,d to
s.ms III Gesnwel Il On ilgI'aay +.' noon Al ooo Ms
Or Tuesday evening TIE 5h ns' ssr lingering ns' JAM
r. t I'D Of he family ar. r.,p.c,fuly fnyi ID
70 atieud Tie u ea on Friday, he I5h last, a. M O'Clock fhr
o. w.d e5sy morning. ~ h. sch year age cATHARFE
BOGERT, widow Of Ed~ara X Painter decelses
Her ,uis aud ese' aud those Of her ooths Peter aad
Jacob Bos' respectfully a,'e TO asa4 Ter 'aar3 from
deue Of her brother PstsrJ soger, lf Ma On
T1ursday afternoon I'm INST - O'CLOCK Win u' itNsf 10
On wearetay the 10th net, JOHN, Of w-am sai Ellen
Ca 80 aged DO mouths and ta,s.
n. rs,ds f,uJ respectfully avei to attend
Market ococs NJ 17u ias The remains will - taiea
On Wednesday, morang tie 5h .t after shor; illness o. con-
pon, wAsHlHGroS kNOU5E, fourth son Of Rsv Chas
Kuoue 81 thu tity. eyed ia Sesrs uths and 81 isys.
Hs AID acquaintance " The family respectively inv
tsd to stsne The aTal sfses' at the red OF h' ~
w porsry dspo,si the vaults Of the German
NJ Church, Second st. preparatory to mai niefmeai 80
sy St Lous aud Pha.lslls paps's please copy. ...
MAJ KssESs rsie q r.. a., Road Kmrsa, IN the Ssh
ct her sge ass short bu very severe Illness leaving son
The aqs,n,anc.s Of family r-sesetay ,tsl
the funeral from her late residence 90 Ratssf st, al
ocDck FRIDAY afternoon
osu.y c.not d .t- slar,,d bga.,oleacs VIII ever
ed hen the bedside Of tho k OF ugor mate truly
, ,,.. ssS a:s sts 'aS s o ~
have the 49, yellow everaad cholera devoted
she administering to the eek aad sill et hist sne has bee
Known such occasions t1s down for weeks ready dfssd 20
btcb rsea5ss Of ei ut m.s,y ever sgpsaoi 10
VII she elier The east saucs Herr
was 20 mere teoe a tens'oelcs but tie ac,la pfa-a 81
about 20 co good
~ 81 LOUIS papeis please COPY
on Tue esy nors tie l5,h met MARY POWERS. via OF
Thomas Hrtrson and ebert daughter OF Elijah ana kaFy Ans
Barker IN tis s7th year Of lere-e
The relatives friends of tie family repeatedly invited @
tie Methodist Epcop pal lrci w f-Jt
Byad nurdly the l7th u.t. a. o'clock H. So
on he i4th INST psa ss GEORGE RUSSELL - 's CfJ,
of hs member a. The Society Of FrsI's
respectfully invited 90 attend ms To-
lsa from las lake 73 Houston - 81 clock on ~
Day TLudayl Afternoon without i4EheT Invitation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-17
Arrived.

sssmst Alabama Luliow Savannah April a. . 4 sr-
Has srpe-ucscs very h3- Z coutlls I'd ~
tie Tia aVrs Apr IS st rs g. - Ion ~ W ptsssi Z,
Dun " sch kaal, OF Cherydsd abando1sd; s-p fore s.,
lorrby tie deck deck load appeared
Cqnq1sfor Boutss a. .s A Liverpool 1s sli asisassrs
o. = " PlHps.
slp New England lnl0u IN Lrsrooo nd sr4 1r.-
gers ~ Handel i CO.
sap lyca, Have1 eo-'s g. l. srn0o' us a1d
pssssrgers 90 Hsrrtsr c.
LORENZO JreuLaft, 81 d. m pl1u. mdss ard plsssrar,
haioet c. hasfp-nenced very lss'y Telisr fr1 e
westward d-rls the passsse si boom, top g.st mast
Ep4i SAL, r.
srg Eissf os,sss Is IN ss7a-zal ssar cssr. 70 IT.
lio Bsrf-ras
brg ys,sr sa;r - d, m Norway glass e.. % s., :
Boylton.
s. slSor:s :. ls51, 4 Is re- Ia "a sat 90 r " Tr5
s. Roanoke, Vice. t.s I Elsvor,s ~ i-1sr H. Br,s..
Cara.
SD cssary, BoAleor,h d, o.s. i-as.f g, s-.s &
Bo5ate1-
seAIO oioF --,s.s hH RoeklAas. lr. 70 a.a,,.-
ST. Sea Lob hr.wu e fl k.ctl4lt, o. a.a..sr
So fort ne sefsrs, ts iu hlcta--. @. -Ls..r
s oop fs,a CO. bscsrterg. Providence
Scoop I-ouA- HasA-s. .olss PrOF.islcs.
s. Yl-ca. Eat-l 81 c. .l Caas al Q. sa.l & Bs.-t
sAIE0-U s,ssusaa Bah cou-,oct L7srs9ca ,t , VI,
SIS pi, Bfyal, Baltimore.
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