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Professor Emmons has discovered the fossil re-
MAINS principally teeth, of twelve different varieties
of the shark, along banks of the Cape Feaf and
the Neuse. He showed US the tooth of one of these
ANNALS, found in BIaden, near Elizabeth, which he
says must have belonged TO creature measuring in
length at least one hundred feet. The teeth of the
shark are exceedingly keen. and intended rather
to acerate and kill than masticate the victims upon
which it Preys: 1t swallows Its food whole 1t is
rather singular fact, that this animal is provided
with several OF teeth. The teeth Of of these
fellows is erect, the others inclined nwardly. The
former used in seizng the prey and the brsting
surface presented by the latter prevents it's escape.
If one of the former is broken out in any way lost,
one of the latter situated below and seeming work
upon kind of hinge spring, rises up to supply its
place. G0tdso0r0' TEL
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BEAUTIFUL Position. Several of the Wing
papers of the State admit they opposed to any al
teation in the Constitution, but say it any alterations
are to be made they prefer that they shall be made by
Convention Well, they advocate the call of a
vention suppose they get it, and that the Convention
submits alterations 10 the people for ratification
what will be- the course of these papers! According
to their professions they will go for rejecting the
work of the Convention, being opposed to all altera-
lions. 1t is rather queer position to advocate Con-
vention to make alterations in the Constitution, and
at the same time declare they will oppose the adop
ton Of those alterations incurrng the expenses of
Convention for nothing.
Ge temen, stick to your opposition the principle
of the thing. Don't try to bamboozle the people in
to a measure you do not desire. merely TO prevent
them from carrying out another in their own way.
MOnntaiD Banner.
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ARGUMENT. Never waste arguments people
who don't know logic from logwood-which is the
case with half the folks who love disputation The
hes, reply a stolid dogmatist is to say, certainly
no doubt of tits as clear as mud :" There's
no .. poser" like sprghty acquiescence to your
eternal wrangler. Let him have his own way, and
YOU confound him at once. Leave him to himself,
and YOU make him uncomfortable. that he will
leave you-"a contamination devoutly to be wish
ed" Conviction seldom comes Of personal disputa-
ton. in which the battle is waged much oftener for
victory than TRUTH except conviction that the other
party is very dull, very dishonest. Besides. few
persons take their opinion through argument, in the
first place, and Dean Swift said with the utmost
truth that is useless to attempt to reason man
out Of thing which he never reasoned into. :" q
....,... Boston Post.
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AT New Orleans a man who had but recently COM
nenced business found his creditors rather prompt
in urging the payment of their little bills. :" w hat
is the Ihalter'' he length asked. DO you fear
me7'' YES was the hesitating reply of mod
est dun. " Fear 20 he exclaimed, 90 on what
grounds Has any one said l am not honest z"
No, no." replied the other; 50 but But what
sir :" {" Why, to be candid with you, have con-
fdence in your business capacity, seeing you do not
advertise ~ The man Immediately made annual con-
tracts with three papers, and is in excellent credit,
and prospecting finely.
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we have visited several times of late the large es-
oshment OF Mr.. Silas Burns, in this city, tor the
purpose OF seeing the operations and examining the
moFk turned out by enterprising neighbour, and
We must say that we were highly grati6ed at what
We saw. great variety of beautiful castings are
EonS'antly executed ia highly creditable style, and
i me Machine Shop adjoining Mr.. Burns has recent
y Completed, with the aid Of accomplished workmen
" mat oItcult line, and put into successful operation
O. 'o"nston and Cumberland counties, two beautiful
Itedn Engines of 35 horse power each, which we
m,uA deserve an inspection from all who have OPP
tp"i'uhty to visit them. We need not add that Mr..
b rs has our best wishes for continued success in
species of enterprise in which he is
eOseu' WcekEY Post.
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crN BUTLER'S LETTER.

NIL. following letters from Gen. Butler OF hen-
-, IN explanation of his position on the Slavery
"'N, oo were read in the House of Representatives
Thursday week last by Mr.. Breckenridge OF that
s1'' "CARRoLToN, KY, Feb 9, 1852.
STA: was quite sick at Louisville, and am
iii TOO unwe to answer your letter in such man
ner as ,nn copy of written some weeks since to
ssnG Bar Esq, but not forwarded for the reasons
r. Il You will please compare them, and hand the
M Rp a"s WE'LL Pt % this ss
may write as it is the only have ever written
eau one of The Freesoil party and is full state
10 any IF all that has ever taken place between US.
mem wish it published, but you are at liberty to
do not r., any one you please. OF one thing be full
shovel show that whatever support may receive from
s .l condition. either express or implied on my Pafs
est '0"N' With. nigh regard, truly your friend;
w. o. BUTLER.
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Ansel Gridfey, of Westfeld, Mass, has been bound
over in $500 for procuring the publication Of notice
of the death of person still living. We glad to
record the trapping of of these animals,
ing to printers, and whose wit and honesty about
on par. Hope he will be made to sweat.
Boston Post
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Spring Supply Just Landing.

300 BOXES SI Ea isl sn"5a
$50 drums Figs-Smyrna.
trails Dates.
5000 fresh Cocoa Nuts.
$50 boxes Oranges.
100 do Lemons.
10000 lbs. fresh Nuts, assorted.
10 cases Pruncs.
Esd, 600 Cigars of the very hest quality.
II addition to which, am just opening heavy
Of Soaps, Perfumery, Extracts. Oils Fancy
Articles, Common Jewelry, French Candies, &c.
Merchants informed that sell at Northern prices,
and warrant my goods.
SAM'L. H. MARKS
P. 8. Good article Of Candy at l23c. per pound
when purchased by the hundred.
Petersburg, March 9, 1852. So
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:, The Western Vermont Valley Bonds were offered
socllon to-day, by Mr.. Draper and $IO5 900 sold
s. 90 10 50. The balance offered at S. but not
u!ag buyers were Withdrawn. The Vermont Val
AZ per cent. Railroad bonds. $4,000, were sold at
w. MI. Ludlow also sold IS shares Western Yer
Railroad stock at 81, and withdrew the remain
'' ~ Y Tribune, IIM.
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Democratic Meeting i'm Johnston.

A MEETING of the Democrats of Johnston Coun-
n ty is requested in Smithfeld Tuesday of next
March Court nominate candidates for the Legislature
and also appoint Delegates the State and District
Conventions A full attendance is desired.
February %. 1852. 33-td.
Democratic Meeting in Randolph.
A MEETING of the Democrats of Randolph County
n is requested in Ashborough, Tuesday after the
fourth Monday in March, it being Tuesday of Court.
fall attendance is desired.
February Esd, 1852. 81 II.
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MARRIED.

In Wake County, on the I'd instant, the residence
of Noel Knight Esq, Jordan Womble Jr. Miss A. D.
Knight. .'-5- f-' IL -..---
In Chatham County on the I'd inst. Mr.. Laurence J.
Haughton Miss Martha A Harris daughter Of Brooks
Harris, Esq. all of Chatham.
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SPRING. STOCK.

SPRING. STOCK.
Boots, Shoes, BrOganS, Trunks, DE.
WE have received by the recent arrivals, direct
w from the manufacturers stock OF Boots, Shoes
Carpet Bags and other articles i'll ne all of which
have been selected with much for
WHOLESALE SPRING TRADE.
We atter ourselves that better cheaper stock of
Goods has never been offered in this market.
The attention of Merchants visiting city is partic
ulary called to the above.
w. R. JOHNSON, & CO,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots, Shoes. &c,
two doors below Paul & McIIwaine.
Petersburg, March 2, 1852. S4-lm.
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BATTLES OF THE REvoLUTIoN-Loss OF LIFE
THEREBY. correspondent has taken the pains to
compile the following table, showing the compare
tive losses of life sustained in the battles of the revo
luton He says that he may have made trifIng
errors but that the statistics mainly the
figure The table should be preserved for future refe
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teri, G'ncinnat Gazette says the total of
VIII AID received by Louis Kossuih in Cincinnati is
ONo n traction Of $4,000. or this amount, 80.
VI rom the sale Of bonds
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Mrs. Sincfair's (late Mrs.. Forrest,) share of the
profits at Bro"gham's Lyceum have amounted to
$4,000 for the few days she has been playing there.
That comes of the Forrest trai-ihere was the iatu
and here the profits burlington Sentinel
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SMITH, WATSON & co.
IMPORTERS OF HARD.WARH

~. 81, South Third ST., E'hfLade1'htG.
CHARLES H. SMITH, JoIS T. WATSON, Jos. DUNCAN.
nR. ]. T. WATSON, late OF Warrenton, N. c.,
i |having removed to Philadelphia and engaged in the
HARDIN WARE BUSIN ESS, in the above Firm,
would respectfully invite the Merchants of North Caro-
iina and other Southern States call and anime their
Stock, which is entirely and will he sold ia
vorabe in any other market IN this country.
PHILADELPHIA Feb, l9, 1852. 90S-Im.
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gate from New Mexico, defended Gov. Calhoun.
Photographed for the Richmond EnGuirer.1
arriral Of the Steamer .Asia--9dyanee in Cot'on-
NEW YoRK, March 10. The steamer Asia, Capt
1udkns, arrived here this morning, bringing Liver.
pool dates to the 2srh February, her day Of sailing
! send you some of her intelligence.
CoTToN.-Sales of the week 81 900 bales. The
demand good. and prices advanced I'D. Good quail
tiles improved N ost.
FLouR.-Western canal 22s. Cd.
CoRN.-Yellow 25s Cd white 32s Cd
No American steamer had arrived at Liverpool since
the Arctic.
France AND AUsTRIA.-The relations between
France and Austria less fri andly than they had
been. France had protested against the increase OF
the duties upon French goods in Austria. and this
jarring of commercial interests had produced some
GOODNESS in the government.
ENeLAND.-Lord Derby had given to Parliamen,
short programme of princ Piles which would govern
the new administration. 1t repudiaes the financial
measures of Lord John Russell, and expresses most
unreservedly preference for the principles of the
American tariff, rather than the free trade system OF
Sir Robert Peel.
The ministerial explanation was we'll received on
'Change.
Feb. %, Noon.-Cotton firm. Sales about 500 bales.
Connecticut Temperance Convention.
NEW HAvEN, March 10. The State Temperance
Convention assembled this morning. b. Hudson,
Esq. of Hartford, presided.
The committee appointed to question candidates
afirmatively from the wing candidates, except Mr..
Strong; also from the reesoil except Mr.. w ebb. No
answers from the democratic nominees.
A series of resolutions passed !; among them
favor of the enactment of the Maine law, and
one deprecating the official conduct of Governor Sey
mour on the subject of the liquor trade. P. T. Bar
mum addressed the convention. A vote to support
the temperance nominees of all parties passed unan
mousiy.
Railroad Cekbration- Wing Convention.
PITTssuRa, March IL. great celebration took
place to-day upon the occasion of the extension Of The
Pennsy lvanan rail road to Massilon, Ohio.
The Wing County Convention appointed delegate.
to the State Convention, who in favor of Scot
for the Presidency, and Crttenden for the Vice Presi
dency.
THE New Captain General Of Cuba.
New ORLEANS, March 10. The steamer Falcon
arrived to-day from Havana, reports that Condo Mira
sol, appointed Captain General of Cuba, in place o.
Gen. Concha. had arrived in the steamer.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
FOR 1852.

NM & r. s. TUCKER receiving
w their extensive and we'll selected stock OF
Staple and Fancy Goods,
to which your attention is respectfully invited, consist
ing, in part, of the inowng:
Brocade PuuIt de Sol,
Solid colored and White do,
White Brocade Silks,
Rich Plaid Chameleon Silks,
White and Black Watered do,
Super Black Gro Rhine do,
Figured and Satin striped Challys,
Solid and Figured Bareges,
Fancy Silk Tissues,
OrSandii Lawns,
French Jaconets,
Printed Musiins,
Briiantes,
Plaid and solid GinghamS
English and American Chntz,
Dotted, Checked, Swiss, JacOnet, NainsoOk, and
Tarlton MusIins.
Black Silk Lace MantiIlas,
Plain and Embroidered Canton Grape Shawls,
Black Silk Lace,
French Worked Collars, Cuffs Chemscts, and
Undersleeves
Swiss and Jaconet Muslin Bands,
Scolopsd L. Cambria and REVERE stitched Hdkfs.
Swiss and Jaconet Edgings and lnsertIngs,
Real and imitation Valencienes Edgng,
Ladies' and Gents Kid Gloves, best quality,
do do Alexander's Sill Gloves,
Rich Bonnet, Neck, and Scarf Ribbons,
! Silk Fringes, Buttons, and Trimmings,
French Working Cotton, Linen and Cotton Floss,
Sc, SC, &C.
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RECTIFIED WHIsKEY.

RECTIFIED WHISKEY.
TIME Subscribers have constantly on hand, and
i prepared to furnish any quantity of their very
superior aScctified Whiskey,
at about Baltimore prices. in lots of four barrels and
upw ards for Cash. Also. New England Rum, Brandy,
Gin, Wine, Cordial, and all Domestic Liquors Persons
gcs, from the Northern Markets. and always get good
and pure lticle All ask is trial of quality aud
prices. l.. LUNSFoRD d son:
Petersburg, Va.
March 10, 1852. 9lI-4tw.
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Democratic Meeting in Randolph.
EVANS & COOKE,
No. 20 FayetteviIIe-Street,

RALEIGH, n. c.
"E have received, during the past week, the lar
w ger portion of our Spring purchase, consisting
in part OF the following articles:
Domes lc Goods, all prices; Calicoes. Cling hams,
Hosiery. Gloves, Bed Ticking, Checks, Diaper, Lnon
co;nmodatng terms to cash buyers, TO puncuaI
to ers on short credit we buy Goods twice year
we shall collect in the same way. Don't forget
EVANS s. COOKE,
One door above 4. Smiths
March Is. 81
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Hats, Boots and SHOES.

Hats, Boots and Shoes.
DERSONS in want of fine Hat, for their good
II We advise them to give a call before buying
elsewhere We show them, also different styles Of
the kossufh Hat, white and black.
Miles's Boots, and handsome article OF Costs opera
Caters, HEARTT & JONES.
RaliIgh March Is, 1852. 81
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New Books.

New Books.
NEW Novel by Mrs. Marsh, Ravcnscif, Price rs
cents. Daugereotype Of the iveliest stamp.
Florence Sackvlc by Mrs BurburYs
price IS The most complete life Of Robt Burns.
Robert Burns his life and works edited Robert Cham
hcrs 4 vols. IL mo- Levers novel, Mawricc Tier
nay the soldier of fortune by Charles Lever, price so
cents. For sale the n. L. Bookstore by
II. D. TURNER.
March 3, 1857. So
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SPRING GOODS, 1852.
just Received, at Nag Old Stand,
DLAID Silks. Lawns and Chaeys.
IL French Worked Collars, very low,
Embroidered ard plain Linen Cambria HLkfs.
Swiss and Muslin Edginss and lnserings,
Lisie Lace and Edgngs, Bobbn Edgings and In
settings,
Lates' coloreh Kid and Silk Gloves,
Cents Kid and do DO
Black French Boinbazine and Alpaca.
J. BROWN,
No. Fayetteville street.
March IS. 81
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TELEGRAPHED FOR THE STANDARD.

WASHINGTON, March l6.
In the Senate, yesterday, Messrs. Cass and Downs
spoke in favor of the Iowa land bill.
In the House, Mr.. Phelps arraigned Gov. Calhoun.
Of New Mexico, for gross INSTRUMENTATION of the
affairs of that Territory. Mr.. Weightman. the Dele
gate from New Mexico, defended Gov. Calhoun.
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VESSELS OF OUR NAVY. There in the navy of
the United States seventy-ive vessels; of these IL
soops briggs, schooners, l6 steamers and store
ships. Besides these, there number of vessels
employed upon the survey of our coast which belong
to the Treasury Department, and under the direc.
ton of the Superintendent of the United States Coast
Survey.
OF the vessels composing our naval force proper.
are the stocks. 19 in ordinary, preparing for
sea, and De in commission. They of the class
niv hoio
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400 LabOrers and Carpenters Wanted
.nN the line of the Cape Fear and Deep River Nav
litigation. Liberal wages will be paid on tho 10th of
every month"; for the above number, which, che sea.
son advances will be increased to 500 hands. ,
.-..--. ISAAC CLEGG, Fast
March sth, 1852. y 35A-,f
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Notice.
ON the 2nd Monday in May next shall offer for
ODSals at the Court House door, in tho Town Of
Nashville, n c., fifty of land lying on the waters
of stoney Creek adjoining the lands of Daniel kcDan.
ieI, Willie Whitley and others, much thereof
will sasy the thereon for ls495O and of ad-
vcrtising. This 10th day of February, 1872.
A. u. BANS, MT:
February IS. 1852, eOe--td.
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/ kin of Jesse Howell, dec.

To the next kin of Jesse Howell, dec.
TGNHE mex: ofskin Of Jesse Howell hereby mott.
Il fed that the undersigned of the de.
ceased 10 ready TO them their respective dis.
rbutive shares, upon their rendering schedule Of the
Announcements made them by tho interstate. which they
hereby requested to do Immediately at least by
the 18th Of March next.
B. n. HOWELL. .4dn'r.
February Is, 1857 90S-td.
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LOOK AT THIS!
oAAAn LBS. cut Nails and Brads, : to I0d.
eOUVV 10O pieces bleached and brown Shirt.
ings and Sheetings
bale Virginia Osnabnrgs.
Prime old Java Coffee. Also. Lagaira and Rio do
Brown, Clarified. and Loaf Sugar.
Superior Green Tea and old English Mustard
For saIo by J. BROWN
March l6. 81
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A GAMBLER LYScHED-Scene on the Mississippi
we learn that gambler of the name of Williamson
suHeted the penalties of Lynch Law at Hickman,
lew Gays since, at the hands of the steamer ST. Paul.
II appears that party of returned Californians star
ted for ST. Louis on the boat at New Orleans, but
about leaving port, police officer came on board
anu cautioned the passengers to beware of gamblers
and PckPockets, during the trip, at the same time
informing them that several of the fraternity
the boat. This made the Californans extremely eau
tous aad wary of the approaches of their fellow pas
sengers.
Some distance above Memphis, this man, William
son who had tried every means to ngratiate himself
with the Cafornians, and finding every project fail.
ed, attempted to induce one of the gold diggers to
visit state room in which he said female dsguis-
ed In male APPAREL was concealed. This effort also
failed, but finally he persuaded to visit WIS.
state room TO try a bottle of his fine brandy. He
drank some of the liquor, which almost Immediately
made him sick, and he rushed into the cabin crying
out that he poisoned.
1t appears that the liquor had been drugged with
morphine. The Californian after his recovery from
the effects of the drug, attempted to shoot William
son with pistol, and pursued him all the boat.
The Captain inerered, and paciied the passengers,
the first convenient landing. The boat stopped at
their own hands. and seizne their victim proceeded
to the woods, tied him to tree and gave him siIty
seUea lashes his bare back and turned him loose.
Our informant states that every blow brought the
blood from the poor wretch whose screams could be
heard mile.
The man who was thus summarily dealt with was
represented to be rather tall, geneeIIy dressed, with
a the end of his nose, as if small piece had
been taken off. Louisville Courier.
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Notice.

Notice.
WAS entered the Rangers Boos of Chatham
w County, on the 9TH Of March, 1889, by Lunsford
Jenkins, living MoriHgsvEe, sorrel Horse, sup
posed be eight gears old He has FistuIo,
no brands, and is barefooted.
JOSEPH HACKNEY, G.. r.
March 10, 1852. --.-- 9ll-3E
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MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE. valuable female
servant. about l9 years Of age, the property of D.
MNair. esq. of this vicinity, severely burnt
on Sunday morning last, by her dress catching
fire. that she died early on Monday morning. She
was employed in bathing with campfire aged SER
want suffering under attack of rheumatism. Her
back being towards the fire, her clothes caught, and
the flames had made considerable progress before she
discovered her danger. Wild with alright, she fed
from the kitchen to the house, by which time she
was perfectly enveloped in flames. Mr.. NJ 'Nair had
been induced to return from the church before the
completion of the service, in consequence of the
seeming indsposition Of his little son, and did what
he could to extingnish the fire, but the servant
SO severely burnt that the physician at once pro-
nounced her recovery hopeless. She fingered through
the night. seemingly nsensibe to pain, and died at
about O'Clock on Monday morning.
Though it failed TO the life Of the servant, it
seemed providentia interference that induced Mr..
M'Nar to return home. In the room to which the
servant retreaed bed with curtains, and other
light infammable materials, which she passed near,
and would greatly have endangered the house if
of the white family had been present.
HiNsborough Recorder.
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On the Stocks.
Ships of the line, Frgates, 9
In Ordinary.
Ships of the line, 4 Steamers, (both unfit
Frigates. for servce) ?
Corvettes, Storeship,
Schooner,
Preparing for Sea.
Frigate, i Brig, l
Corveues, 8 Storeship, 1
Steamers, 3
In Commission.
Ships of the line, Gall Schooners, 9
receiving-shiPs) 3 Steamers. Gall of which
Frigates, tenders) IL
Corve,tes and sloops, Is Storsships, 3
Briggs, 3 -
Total, IS
-Ne,c York Commercial 4drertiser.
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ID DECEIVED THIS DAY, large assortment OF
A6Ladies' Dress Goods, Barge Deaines. Madonna's
French Jaconets, Satin stripe Bareges, Swiss and JAG
onet Musns, Printed Musiius, all patterns and prices,
Black and coored Silks, Parasos from 25 81.
EVANS s COOKE.
March 16. 81
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TT ACE and Muslin Unde rsleeves, Cheuzetis, Black
Ia Silk Lace. Infant Bodies, Dotted Swiss NJ uslin,
Whte Coded Muslin for Bonnets, Fancy and Jenny
Lind Skirtins. EVANS * COOKE.
March To- 81