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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27
HOLLAND.
The KING. speech.

We subioin the speech delivered by the King a; the
opening ct the States General on the 18th;
sGentl.men-I wss much affected some tune since, when
thousands my beloved subjects fearing Tor their national
interests came h. and desired TO take -
prov ide against the evils which they Dreaded. Being deep
y in pressed with my Obligations 70 protect 81 their N
tefe,ts and rights, IN U,h Il better not To follow t1e al
vice given me By the advisers OF the crown ettnAt by
follow iny could not remove the great anxiety cain
the excited f-elr OF my people. Whsn the Ministers NJ
fer ne their resign atoms, accepted some ot h-n ana
replaced them by men who posessd my eatie conn sn'e
therefore felt myself Oourd to dissolve the Chtmoets
Al Give an opportunity to hr electors of expressing h-f
feelings on ths subject Now with graduation SEQ M.
self surrounded by both Chambers of tbs states, -n- A.
aud | was anxious, gentlemen 10 open Your Assembly
myself am glsd can 90 this WIKI satisfaction Ine
development and welfare of the country are ncrst
sing These are the favorable auspices under WA n
tn legislative body can r-commence ~ labors Il7
ofiluity however to viii n [ aiveried in the hagn
ni,p am :, rrv to say. Il not yet removed have
tri. 10 arrange well by inviting explanations from
those parf- VINO have originated the dss-nsion-l sup
rose nv, luutaiyas BY taking measures 10 be- carried
eut bv ourselves The Government are convinced tnl
Uans Of the difficulties can only De- disposed ~ ny ltF
The 18th cse ~ the Charter assures equ' rights % e
trlginn, at0ns but imposes also dun~s on CIV
erum,ut, whcL cannot be fa!fed ~uhou; ins wer ot
the law L j. my Intention ~ request your ''-ItIl To
tits mater. -hall do Il wh greater confidence a. an
surc that The srir of nodera lou aud quiet inve3gtt)u
So natural 20 our country will preside AZ your deliberations
Al thu. il will your serluu- desire as u - NINE hrut
maintain the principle If religious t'i~raur- ~,u h''
belonged 90 nation. and ~ AVOID ~ t c'ud a'7
d.eOfd and stism bttgesn the sons ~ Toe rJ" country
In that uav n VIII be- possible 20 arrange 50 ma IN" f'V
eminent can give equal protection "a al me r-su a5so
a. ii.n- by which they obtt security or HD-rty 'ni
substantial .Diiy under me sans t''nt07 qua mp
til l intend 10 bring before Won n mis- session ony
tlo.e rroi rs Of law TOR De Iteration that require
speedy c-t,on nov orc.sr- the As'"nn g. D. op D
81 and conclude 1ith ,hiu That Heaven y" -i I'D l
acf ard govern fht our Ell rts tr the penslt DO
our beloved country may be characterized by order 'ee
IL liner. and Justice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27

Home politics ere extremely dull and the excitement "a
sr.crrg Eastern affairs Is rapidly subs ding certain
O, gree Of activity j. Observable az al The naval ports
Frs c. hut the apprehension Of additional ,rp'l
las died away. The announcement that England actin
50 closely with France in The tss avoraby interpret
3D. srd has gwen better cling - public confidence
kissetf 10 Russian Minister Of justice who is present
" in Psri.. bsd al interview with the French Niner ot
Foreign Affairs In this conference 10 is report 10 have
sisted ha, Russi. would uPy tue DsnubiSn Prn ios
ties bat would not extend the occupation b-yoai their
frontiers THIS opinion prevails generally both IN Eu md
and Frsnce snd IS probably pretty near ihe truth.
There were runois In Paris of the usual Socialist Con-
sfcv but they 90 have grown out oi tie arrest
half dozen drunken hrawlers.
NJ SsuanGrouze DE- Iamornsix Is 70 visit the Exhibition
a, Dubln as special Imperial COMMISSIONS o. report
The various products in which France either dei elt or
excfs Immediately his return h will proceed Ia g.
Frenb steamship Ia Refine Hortense. 20 N-wlo-k. with
similar object but his functions viii n,t clash ~ii1 ,h5ss
Of Barthes Tie steamship viii remain a. the orders 81.
Al Ssnsndrouze during his stay IN America
Tbs Motuur announces thN Resr iimiras Ia Place
ard Roman des Posses appointed Vice Ainras and
four ca, tsins are made Rear Admrs Orders lad been
issued or a seamen l-4veS % return % their ships
Admiral Baudin IL said would have command % ile
French fleet a. Dardanelles
Dtnbiu.k has addressed letter q the J7u-nN dts
Hetot 20 which h- states that lie has not ou-rrd MS r
vices 20 The sultan, but Il command were offered 70 Am
b. would tr,fus-.
The accounts oi The Rs Of France r ths pas month
txl 1if confined soermuilen o. balboa f1r o. Bee
being toaai f' t.p> o.' .rE mtsug fhr ID. .n-
u . rslfl wl' hu .fr qI.t.r nFwirt of fFH ..els
sterling trcsr these circum-ian the f. 1f hls
interrupted tuoy &noy Ga sac VIler hand .hzeg 5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27

Of commander IN the Legion Of Honor and military
medal Of a soldier buckler. underneath. bore the
inscription " hoe si-Ho rizces The CIPHER l. y en-
circed ~ golden bees tremendously sternated WITH the
casfIa redubt the arnoral bearings OF Belfort Ias
medley of ensigns Oriammes banners. helmets OF Ira
coous crnSOrnamented breastpla.es flowers nreiocAs
swords snces ustres formed Of pistols and curb-ots
instrents of martial music horse shoes flowing black
names hong Arabian muskets might have made senst-
ton even 10 sightseeing Paris FOrunateyth iagraut
nno7rutv of such symbol Of pety lessened by the
fact that the whole was dedicated % the Prince oi
peace. bat TO the God Of Armies monstroUs
fiction the human brain indebted for its existence 10
isrrsn.lston against which all members of the Pesce
Society are bound protest. Of the old perverted Bible
phrase The Lord Of Hosts
The Editor of the UHiceTs and his Ultra montanl't
friends are welcome 70 e1ut over such manifestations
s the preceding in support of this theory that the 70
verse of an alleged sn.Chrstsn reaction is going
on in France They might and doubtless wil instance
for the purpose the muled prosecutions 10 Whiel
the free-bat IT, the ousalared-Protestant churches
are nov exposed Examples might easily be multiplied to
Illustrate this point bur il is shown sufficiently By the
published statement o. the fact that The Minister Of
Public Worship having instituted inquiry into the
doctrine Of the Bap'ists end finding that it was c'l
strsry 10 order and public tranquility has expressed
his regret that certain believers If that persuasion have
been allowed to assemble and practice the rite OF i'm
merson in the Department Of La Gironde and has com
handed the local authorities prohibit all meetings on
the part of those sectares The present Government
iuprudent as that of Louis Philippe forgets that the
sisance If few obscure Bapti-ts in the Department Of
the Ane among the proXimate causes of the ReSo
luton of l-i-
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American Visitors in Paris.

List Of American. entered the Banking house ot Liv
ipeston els s. Go. Paris for the week ending Jlne -;
Vgw.YoEE-Fnrkl'n " Fsh Eliss simpson. n Robinson
Cforse BHsfs w. c. C. B.rsi n F. " Toger', " II Town
4 Srucis A. C4-re A. " Nssnshss, Et~sri
=. Ge-ehe, WI Mesfar.y. NJ P,g BaroS.-' md '.ny A.
Charles W n Rabbit Y Jeo 1sn O.
Cock Stilmau. Samuel C. Thompson O. r. L9cks9ot a7d
sds. Bailey. r " Bruce Isme- " Bruc- D. Fred
r " Rci.d >febbus Henry Ward e. r. Draper Jss
Hesity William Habirsh.v, I.aac Au., Mr. ana Mrs Henry
EerEi. " + NeTmBe. Captain Folsu-Dee
PEsNsYLv.StA-C Hurchius, James Pant ' ie Bum;
Brown Johnson Brown Mrs Lppincott w VI farhan jos
Miller d " Tavne
Oni,-f Williams McD~rmont
.>n-6eo-se Coe "a rard Bowers, : Linihiesu.
KENTrckY-I " Scott Francis rroutman.
NrV-JF asFY--Iau. - Bishop and lady
Wymsn George p atr - ta1p 20
win rsv.rrcrr hr-rsn y. Gotten and wife T. " Coolidge
NiRGfvfs-I. Roserheir1 .. Andrews, B. L. GdefseeYe
ILrNois-p = Sc-nul.n
NrsvoyT-So' Foo. ". 4, Ms. Z. W feupey
INDfANa-Dsuiel S-ewsrt.
LoUIgAsA-D H. Nlther.
ptgeow
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RUSSIA

Direct aavi-es from Russia scarcely refer 70 tho np1r
TAFT p.fc.l move. DOW being played Almost ina O4iy
dec of new given j. that II has been thought eHpi-nt
- i.sue an Imperial uksse trhddng jewish women 90
Toiard 20 ve-r false liri An -r ' i~.re- IN j. o. D."
c-...,,..ad between Oie.sa end - P-'-rshgrg anl r.
wa. INJECTED h- construction ~ rrod over ,ce sam.
r,n,a would speedily hoe ordered Letters report that
Count Nes.-lrode Mio.fer % FOREIGN Ah.rs u less Bro
,or ,lau - Wa owing 20 hi. opinions ts VI-ki,l
question u f. scarce worth mentioning t1e oo,lon ~ 1-
pei. = e.s tfat fh- Cz7rs intention 4. - rlfe rg-rf
and Greece into one kir gcom, ard seat ls Grand D-ks
lnrs..u-.ua On is thron.-
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ITALY

The Ssrdinan Chambers had closed their debates IN
the Cu.ton.s Reform bl Government had orteref the
iuInediaa c,mpon Of the fortiicatons Of the Luiz
t,g pass 4 scuiie that much alarmed the p-1p'-. Oc-
curred AZ Turin the 3D. between Count baZar and an
other artillery officer and the brother Berselp. I'll tor' 81
lut nobody killed
commerce treaty had been negotiated between Sar.
dina and Paraguay. $500
The anniversary Of the death of Pope Gregov XVI
vas ce,lraf-d ri Rome on the 4lh INST, in the S,ne
Chapel with -reat sosmnity.
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Rrom tie cbeui.s efNssa' JOIN . ''ay' 80 80

pi'm 10 'I'-- GLASGOW Jsns q. ny
Pa EGtc -. .-.... -rr re-erts N 'ath So
w. have lad hf I'D srrPf ef, 49, | Rort5sr,ys. ms
sorfnuss hsflfhv Morey efsy. - .-.i1s-. "a u
Ger rfuers ,-...-- Z. trrrsr-ors 4 the 49,
wHEaT 81 ? - ~, 49, 49,. l % .-s - ~. = ers q - =
81 obe. III W.. oierea Tor Soo re o, ef,r' S.s
Fel ,...~r ~ ouF .asf over lf % 81 - 80.
vrsreSs a. rr et some i-N ~. - p. - Poss -
49, --- -v ere ra~sbe af f' sfEf ali - spli
Sl.-.cr fsgr +. a lte SAFE, g. e. Or P-l-is e-A'
aec c,rfr I. u % p, gstes,,. Aces lo sal s 49,
l. i A.. . , .,-r 49, 4 ...s.- % t-,
49, NOS rorg iH AssEs tr 1ncc 70, y, - g1st sTf
si,scsw laos .-s4KLI, Jane - Nes'-''
wssrrts scI.
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AUSTRIA

p.-on Nov.rodorf In Ru-.iln Mins'-r ~ Vienna hlf
rs,r,u.d AFR r,augrd abseuc-. aud believed E.,
have brought pacific assurance from his Government
They ssv d. Baron sr-ss of Tho ocn?At 'n of th7 . n
fi.,r-, noes AZ matter of course. The paper, -tt
~, L ufiorit, 81 tpl-graphic in'ornsoH that th- ti
sian Cahina, is willing 20 accept me mediation Ut Austria
II f. said the Count -in-ngen Vi be- sent % 81 Peters
b,ro On 4 soecial n --iou. 20 arrange the matter
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GREECE.

The ObsrTr0tlRr Of Athe -, of Nav p, says ohcaIy
that the statements reative o. Dir Marshs demands %
the G1eek Government incorrect bat negects TO A
Il what il the truth
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
wriss,. Candy & CO.,. Circular.


Per BalHcI Lv,RpooL Tueaisy June ~ ta
CorroNAt the date Of the departure ~ he Na,t or mTs
cod heavily with hee offerings md evident dssHs 90 ~
port Of holders 70 be mahm1 progrs IN s'ln 10 anse -
CD Saturday ls which DAY the lunns va restricted -
prces of hmtucau grLeray we've quOHt a. 49, love- VIC.
arrival - thC Ailca Sunday nOrrT b~fif dmt ht'
s rausao0rs extended anf poss have partially rcos'fc - y,
sssfl ID She operations Of Er speculative Hft -
lave fsken fssy Of lower gnde-) rather au any p"-
20 .pDsral 0le Of fho maf o. ~ dsnofn'n on VIC Nv ~,
10 their Stuck s0uf other rsunfsncfs hf '
a. H. A.. 80 Il npFrfd Is kent 1 scs by
vhh continue pubic s'f~n oa o Pc Pfnlre ~ 4,
cfiidrrafon N8nfuie s1prrftcrs are - hl.sfaa ~ -.
fut fhe SefrafsDe Hn'e.ee Of ur ''a '1 toal 20
rd 81 Peter h1rs 10 prb ar'u1 10 country 80
s,d H. sfsihy slsFed for sifnd ~ nr"fca opffts.
se-rfsrv ev dana. arreY fff - t14 reFf n0Hn
r.ru. H. INJURY eh 0ersl glfg tfd r1ces -
scnsls 10 20 then r0n steady esh ray hrnff
stou feeling The -tes Or fle hree days afs 20
Sai,r s5e7e INT Aroi,1a B,q7a suyq,i. Eggf.
sa'urdoy..... teo 80 80 80 @ q.
80 &c ic@o 600 80 80 ~
Tire s-eeiy 7u'o- % he prse-t r1 al er ~
rut srelrceDf rr1re ~ Fore 1ei wh f
Aarc to pegfa he arVices @yd ms norff
end tr l fcd rhe' r1 t1ur ro-f ~ c'cs 10 fhi ~,
~ fffo ID W cannot rfvise suv xar. ~ hl.reas IS
y ths much is f that tls question ags
trre. hsr e . - tt active tide .esl
casc Tie ORtls Ttff howe " 1ay M pA
~lfl Eoncfr ~ growing cfops s,d nose 40 Dy q ns.
lus krd ~ BRRADsrUFgs fh-Ef1 there % eai'fs
q prcss aid Do ffE 81 tun l alefa, c0rs1n o
MS o1rafe Eel and sDecuaf01 i f % e. pis
ia active d. maud srd i.Ds Coax moves 9J a. 4s 90 tos
N.-Browp, shirley Co. Ion t,r coo'srl ~y Ts,'s y
bel. dsnsrd for COTIpH fr Nur 'Ysi BUN 10y
trrd fods, s iu.r.s- 10 been ~ 10 i each fay ~
sv.euistn e % cosss steadily tie fDh lc~s 2" W
-lty .asf ne turn being favor o. 'ri'e't
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II will surprise many 20 know that W need NJ longer
oI, on (la for tea but drink hame grown English
and SO BE- independent Of the foreigner- such noepen
Jepce il worth caring for Mr Alexander Foryih has al
dressed communication 20 the Horticultural Society, 10
which he Avs that having considered that the tea II Ptr
guay SD, eli. OF holly. he tried our com non holly All
6pds the T. when washed equal TO ordinary five san n
ia Tie prif kles important purpose for they
ken the eaves separated during the roasting and tia.
save the trouble Of frequent turning Inc smell gwen OF
is a, first unp asan but 1t disappears entirely az th7
Lave. cool What will tea ddnkers confirmed uppinZ
,ea drink ers saw 10 this observes Mr. Forsyth The
very tea Itself becones cheap last and abundant gr1R
inc even in the garden hedge forest Of tea treas ia full
esf AT our door Such harvest has before On
seen Waste not the holly any more upon whip handles
pee II not for bifdne formerly squander not even
AZ bri.ts. but reap H. roast H. ami agtp for tn
store will be- annually renewed. and the future foliage Will
furnish finer tea leaves than those ju-t gathered WHIT
an opportunity here for the adulerAtors they will doubt
less take care the public drink holly tea whether or
no lCh%mOer' JoUhA.
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~. v.,d.rbtI,,. ste.m-Yaeht,

did not express his views the acsdemc education Of
Great BRITAIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27

The nrbHc vsre admitted on board the gigantic steam
ysoht the North Star, belonging 10 Mr.. Vanderbilt a.
Dock vss,s,day for the first time and hundreds n the
nobiy and gentry awaited themselves Of the privilege
dining the day The American Consulate establishment
b.s been beseged for days past for tickets % view the
North Star and persons have from great distance
70 see her Every ticket admits ten persons The
uublic will Be admitted for the three days previous %
The owners departure for St Petersburg. viz Wedaes-
day yesterday todsy and tomorroE. The saloons
and furniture appeared yesterday magnificent in the
treme Everything board the Norh Star is American
II very evident that in many Of the useful aud
mental arts the Americans equals 10 point Of
taste and tkiu- Surprise has been expressed AZ the
sms quantity Of fuel consumed board the North star
when her great speed considered She made one OF e
quickest passages across the Atlantic record and con
sumed only 20 tuns Of coal day while the cOn-unpnol
ordinarily in such steamers is from 10 70 100 tuns MY
She has been enabled 10 traverse the ocean with uh s
at 80 little expense By her being driven By what Is called
a beam engine, American Invention, Whcn mas
before been used in steamer TO cross tne atah'c
fortune Of Mr. Vanderbilt Is estimated in AmsFlc> a. ns
millions Of dollars or very nearly millions st7rng
He has risen from the ranks hnen nolmo4 y" :. 10
people Of Southampton would Ike % Vst ~ yA'I- ~
Immediately consented and only stipulated VIII nls ~se ~
who were empowered N issue tickets OF ADMISSION lh~
moor rsone "A well "a rch should see the N0rh SA ana
tbey felt every curiosity o. do The crew O 'ns Nn
Star consists Of 4 ca Jtan, two males Tour quarter n 'Fs
and fourteen seamen twenty tour ENGINEERS Ani u
md Eighteen wards and assistants The captains nan-
IL Edrcge He was for many 1rs comm amer OF snip
between Liverpool aud America. d@pus;i"n rom tl@
otef inhabitants Of Southampton have gone - Iona m 10
invite Mr. Wand. rbit 20 a banquet - the iowa IAN III
hat town and universal feeling prevails there ihti the
friendly end magnificent visit from merchant prince ~
the New Word should BIZ welcomed WIN brcpmhZ
snIendor and cordiIiiy All who have seen the Norm
Star believe that ~e may learn as much rom lrr III '-
building and engineering Of passenger ocean steamers A.
We learnt from the celebrated An@rctn sa!iH1 y''1-
two OF three years ago in the building ana ngg1g o san
ing ships. iD"'V Ns"' JUNE 49,
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COysTASTIE 1PLE. Nay D. 1855
The GG-ette Of Odessa. (South Russia some time
since published an article stating that Mohanmei H.
captured Coustantinope on the 2Jth day Of May, 49,
ma that holy tradition, sacredy believed by all COOL
orthodox Greeks gives them the assurance that u viii
once more return 10 ts proper ORners Just 400 years
aiar tiat date Such an article accompanied by the
extensive uar he preparations which base been male
n Odessa m ~fva top (te great naval a-scl Of rhe
Black sea-. and along the borders Of Besaraba must
naturally have greatly excited the subjects OF the Car
and given rise 10 the most anxious expectations the
ff.lmeut Of the prophecy or tradition. The 2}'h of
Nav il ranlly approaching and events OF 10 ordinary
Kind seem 10 cast their shadows before and lead, II
nor 10 Tie Development Of the occurrence much hoped
for rs the Greeks so oaly b. religion but 'etg'e Of
any such Greek nationality at least 70 the 'IDp05tJn
h' tie long cherished project Of Russia Is about % be
undertaken.
After se7eraldesy sometimes asked for by the Porte
fl others offered spontaneously 10y the Ambassador Of
Russia the fnalresut is the impure ofa diplomatic -e
lafious between Russia and Turkey. This 'o1k place
Yesterday the 10Th instant, by means Of Official note
which BE- addressed 70 the present talented Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, Bechid Pacha, whose reputation H. 10
doulr well known in America
Tie impression seems general here thar, IN this al ar
between Russia and the Porte some one is deceived. On
the departure # Prince AenclAo from st. Prtersoug
for fl- lace tie Russian Government gave assurance
hat lis mission peacea5.e and friendly one aHl
that T. by means, bad for an object any measures
NllCL NNli ellt ger the integrity dl-A i-'-
Of The Ottoman Empire. This assurance was rec i'ed
by the Brit-h Ministry with confidence a. you VII nave
perceived from the speech Of Lord Clarendon, IN the
House Of Lords It is supposed that Lord otrat'ord
De Redclife the present British Ambassador al 'ai'
Mace left oudOn with Instructions O an analogous IA
iure. and VET on his arrival he made speech 10 tue
sultan during bis audience with him copy Of which
Won have received where b. openly aud frankly stated
tbs be came back this post under circumstances Of
no ordinary importance 70 the Turkish Empire Here
H. 100 D. HH..aa
Can the British Government have " an sateate
with tie Russian on the subject Of Turkey Can they
he row acting 10 concert without regard for the views
of Turkey or Of France Can they have both become
impressed win the idea that the Turkish Empire CA
never be regenerated amber the Turs nor eyra in
~rr.t@. aIc ilrs partition o. + having become a
&c. IS fa'y LAB better 90 n ina qI. manner 30
a ovn % -alcr ~ 10 the 0-hcr powers 81 Europe
" G Las tLe hr..h Government been deceived BIZ th-
" Russian Have these assurances been lilss, made Z
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The Primary Department
OF THE
COLLEGIATE Institute.


THE Fall session OF this School will commence on MON.
DAY the 18th OF SEPTEMBER and will continue five cal.
endar months.
Nopup will be received less time than one session,
unless by special agreement-and when entered
deduction will be made absence during the session.
cept in ofprotracted sicknessnor will any pupil
permitted TO withdraw. This rule rs positive.
TERMS:
Day pupils-Primary English Department. -. $1,000
Classical and Mathematical. 1900
Board and Tuition per session Ave MONTHS. 10 90
One in advance the remainder at the midi
die of the session.
discount of 10 will be made the bills OF all
Ministers OF the Gospel.
~ For further information catalogue, published
Board OF Trustees.
BY order of the Board,
SAM'L ID. ToMPK1GS, Rector
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duced put 1t within the reach of every
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Rhodes, McNair d Co.

HAVE now in store, their complete stock spring
IL dry goods TO which they daily invite the GtteM
ton OF purchasers In their will be
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quality at the lowest possible prices 1t has been their
aim TO lay in such store would suit the trade generally
and they f1ater themselves that Tor valety. beauty
cc1pness their goods not eXceed by any in the city
They do not deem II essential articles,
only small portion the stock could be thus noticed
best and besides, they believe that those who wish hand
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