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.SLares in Tdnsitu.

1t will be recoected, that vt the late session
the New York Legislature, Mr.. Taylor,
prominent Hunker Democrat introduced bill,
curing to SHAREHOLDERS the possession of their
YES whilst passing through that State. The
me subject was also brought up in the shape
series of resolutions introduced for the pur
So of testing the sense of the Legislature.-
ut the Barnburners contrived to strange both
bill and the resolutions, and nothing has been
ard of either down to this day. Ii seems, how
err, that the Hunkers are by no means inclined
let the matter rest here. Tue Albany Argu 8
ID the National Democrat, two leading bunker
gans, insist on bringing Mr.. Taylor's bill again
pom the tapis, less, we suspect. through regard
|r the rights of the South, than with the view of
bmpelliug the Barnburners to show their hands.
he National Democrat speaks as follows:
The EXTRA SEssIoN--THE PLATFoRM-Th 9
diourned session of the New York Legislature
meets to day, and we anticipate for the members
very troublesome time of it. In the first place
here appears to be a fixed determination on the
bart of one branch of the party to refuse any en-
|orsemeut whatever of certain distinct We doc
rines of the national platform, aud there is an
EQUALLY determined purpose on the part of the
bther branch to force such an endorsement, or to
compel the opposition to lift, at once the hand of
hostility and rebellion The object of this poll
~ ia very obvious, and will, we think. commend
Itself to the appreciation of every firm and 10
corruptible friend Of the platform.
We cannot conceive it possible that any man.
who means to stand in bold good faith by the
principles Of tie Administration. should hesitate
FOR a single moment to say 50, and thereby wash
bis hands clean of every suspicion which has
attached to his silence and REFUSAL Those who
force this endorsement, say that if any who came
foto the party after the nomination OF General
pierce, still entertain their old principles OF hos
Utility to the national basis, and intend to stand
with us only as long as the patronage OF Govern
|1nent lasts, and after that raise the war cry OF
rebellion again-the sooner their Intentions are
known the better for the safety and honor of the
national administration. 1t is Justly argued that
the sooner those who are secretly hostile to the
platform, are made to show their hand, the bet
ter; and such policy is eminently just to all
|realy honest men, who were barn-burners In
s45, for it will clear them from the suspicion
Of being secretly leagued with those who are
known to be unrepentant factionists.
The idea of permanent union between those
whose principles in perpetual hostility to
each other, is preposterous. Such proposition
argues an ignorance of the Fundamental law OF
political unity. A body of politicians. held 20
Rether only by the outward and accidental power
Of patronage. is full of elements of disrupture
and decay. and the final ruin Of such party, Is
only question of time; its ultimate fall is csr-
tain
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STORM IN THE SOUTH.
RALEIGH, June 5.

RALEIU H. JUIl6 D.
There was q very severe storm hurricane at
Cherow, S. g., OF Friday last and much damage
was done to property in the vicinity--houses
we're in some instances blown down. unroofed, sc,
trees uprooted. and other damage. The instru-
ments of the telegraph at Cherow were COM
pletey melted by electricity.
There are reports from various quarters in the
South OF the storm prevailing, aud serious damage
having been done. 1t is unprecedented that
the shipping Oh the coast may have suffered ma
terialiy.
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great whiskers, and huge military cloak
Re Owens met him in the reception room, and
remained some half hour or three quarters
ther. 1t was evidently q business visit. The
were all agog to know what it was about,
was mortified to think that Emmeline was
'far less eager to interest me than before
how turned listlessly over the pages of her
c book, or strummed upon the keys of her
b. with the air of one whose thoughts were
There. Susannah did not seem to be so
b disturbed,-sh still continued to draw my
|tion to the more pleasing passages of the
but could see, or fsncied, that even she
curious as to the coming of the
kger. Her eyes turned occasionally to the
br door at the slightest approaching sound,
She sometimes looked in my face with va
eye, when I was making one Of my most IA
BILE points of conversation.
CONCLUSION TOMORROW.
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THE wv IN THE DUNGEON.

81 ShANLEs NhChAI.
The ivy in a dungeon grew,
Uufed by RAIN uncheered by dew;
Its pallid leaflets only drank
Cave moistures foul and doors rank.
But through the dungeon guting high
There fell a sunbeam from the sky;
1t slept upon the grateful floor
In silent gadness evermore.
The ivy felt tremor shoot
Through all its fbres to the root;
1t felt the light. it saw the ray,
1t strove to blossom into day.
1t grew, it crcpt, it pushed it clomb-
Long had the darkness been ITS home;
But well it knew. though yelled in night
The goodness and the joy OF light.
Its clingipg roots grew deep and strong,
Its stem expanded firm and long
And in the currents of the air
Its tender branches hourished fair
1t reached the b.am-it thrilled it curled,
1t blessed the w arnth that cheers the world;
1t rose toward the dungeon bars
1t looked upon the sun and stars
1t felt the life of bursting spring,
1t heard the happy skysrk sing;
Ii caught the breath of morns and ewes,
And wooed the sw allow to its leaves.
BY rains and dews and sunshine fed,
Over the outer walls it spread;
And in the day-beam waving free;
1tgrew into a steadfast tree.
Upon that solitary place
Its verdure threw adjoining grace
The mating birds became its guests,
And sang its praises from their nests
Would'st know the moral of the rhyme?
RehOd the haaVaplv liohft oliu
To every dungeon come a ray
OF Gods nterminable day.
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STRUCK BY LIGHrNING--D During the severe
storm yesterday evening. young man pamad
Blair, employed as clerk at the Commiss;on bo,so
Vi "lesssrs Diorell q Jones, on 18th street, near
the onockoe Warehouse. severely shocked
ny lightning He was writing at desk at the
time OF the shock, and on some parts fhis par.
son his cloths were literally torn off. By the
prompt assistance Of persons in the room he was
speedily resuscitated, and last accounts was dor
0g we'll.
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LIE Row NEAR THE ARMoRY BRtpsr.--A,.
o'ner witness-Jerry Downs-was yesterday ex-
ahmed before the Mayor, touching the row
w"'ch took place near the Armory Bridge Sun
Jay AFTERNOON, the Goth ult. He confirmed the
'es''''ooy OF the other witnesses, but like them.
was unable to give the names of those eupspsd
IN the shindy.~The whole affair was disrapn,a
BILE to the city, and the actors dssarvs .ond;.,
pu"'sn.heh'' we nope the day police will ia
future devote more of their time on the Sabbath.
to that quarter of the city.
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We learn that Major General Scott, General
Wood aud other members of the board of Off
GERS having charge of the subj ect Of the new
Military Asylum, have arrived in Washington
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lhE NORTH BRITISH REvIEw.-We are in
oeo'ed to Mr. James Woodhouse, agent for all
the standard English Magazines, for he Nav
NO oil this excellent Review. The following is
the table OF contents :-Macgillivray's British
Birds; International Relations and the Priuciplss
OF our Foreign Policy; Bunsen's Hippolytus--its
Method and Results; English Hexameters: Ruth
the Reign of Female Novelists Msmoirs IF
french Fr otesfnnism; Life under an Italian Des-
pot'sm; Gllmpses of Poetry the Higher Instruc
tion and Its Representatives in Scotland Wei.
llngton on The Peninsuar, aud Layard's Assyriap
Discoveries.
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PosTPoNEAEsT-1n consequence of the nclemency O 8
the weather the Concert to have been given last night
by the Choir of Centenary Church has heen postponed
until Thursday night-on which occasion will be used
the same programme as before announced
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10. gave him notes, however, before the mn.
uey was due.
ue dayor remarked that as this was merely
an informal examination, he should recognizes the
witnesses to appear before him at Q o,clock ,b;.
morning; they accordingly entered into bonds to
appear.
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We invite the attention of wonder seekers to
the notice In another column of a calf with
two heads, now on exhibition in Mr., Valentine, j.
vacant lot on Broad street.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICMMOND.

ARRIVED, 81.
Schr Courier, Rogers, from Boston, mdse to d Cur.
RE lfi
schr Haxall. Chichester, from New York, mdse to d
Currie
Schr Charger, Layton, from New Yo.k. hay to Edwin
Farrar, iron to r X Co
Schr Zealand, Rider. from Halifax fish to C T w or
than Co
Schr Emily Heston. at Warwick Bar
Baltimore schooner, at Warwick Bar, load ed with
guano
SAILED,
Sehr Yorktown Philips. to Port w athal load with
coal for Philadelphia
schr Orianna, Dodge, for New York. four and tobac
Schr ] Doughty. Murphy, to PHILADELPHIA coal
Steamer Belvidere, Clifford for Baltimore, tobacco
Schr Charlotte to Port Wathal load with co Il for
Philadelphia +.t
RIO DE JANEIRO, April 27-In port ship Sartlle
from Richmond in Distress to sail in days for Austria
liza.
NEW YORK. June 6-Cld. Schr Mary &c liza, Hitch.
KISS Richmond
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LAUNCH.-There was launched Monday eveu-
ing, from the shpyard of Mr.. Abrahams, Thames
street, Baltimore, a fine schooner of about two
hundred add ninsty tons, built for David Currie
and others, of Richmond, Va. She is 21O feet
in length, has % feet beam aud 104 feet hold
She ismost substantially built, Of the most ap>
proved model, with all the modern improve
men's. She is designed as packet to run be-
tween Richmond and New York, and is one of
ten in the line. this being the ninth. The tenth
schooner is now on the stocks in Mr.. Abroham's
yard, and will be ready for launching in about ten
days. She is of the same size aud model as the
one lust put overboa I'd. .L-.l l.
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Arrival Of the steamer Canada

ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX, June 6-12 P. M.
The steamer Canada has arrived with Liver
pool dates to May gath ult.
ENGLAND
The steamship Pacific arrived out on Tuesday,
the Gath ult 4sa
In Parliament, ON Friday, Lords Clarendon and
Russell stated that the French and English
ambassadors were acting in concert at Constan-
tinope, and that the integrity of the Ottoman
Empire would be preserved They hoped Rus.
STA would insist nothing incompatible there
with. but in the present state of the question they
could give 70 further indication of the course of
the British Government
Mazzini had arrived in England.
O'Donohue. the Irish rebel, had escaped
from Australia, and was on his w8y to Amer-
The Queen will visit the Dublin Exhibition
soon.
FRANCE
A false report that Russian forces had
entered Turkey had violently agitated the
Bourse.
It was stated that Napoleon had assured the
Russian Minister that rs much as he desired the
peace of Europe, he would not hesitate to change
his policy if Russia forced measures Hostile to
France and the East.
TURKEY.
The news from Constantinople forbodes trou-
BILE.
The ultimntum of Russia has been refused by
the Porte, and final answer to that effect will
be given to Menzikoff on the Goth.
t The French fleet has been ordered to the Dar-
danelles, circumstance which has occasione
great excitement on the Paris Bourse.
1t is believed that Napoleon has threatened to
| declare war if Russia persists in her demands re-
garding the Holy Places and the Protectorats of
| the Greek Church.
| INDIA.
| Affairs in Burmah were unfavorable to the
| British.
| CHINA.
On the urgent request of tho Emperor OF
China, the American, French and English ships
| OF war in the Eastern waters have undertaken to
| project Nankin, Shanghai and the mouth of the
| cafRl against the rebels.
MARKETS
LIVERPOOL May 49,
Clifton continues in fair demand rather sitter rates.
butthe sales chiefly to the home trade at
advance in price, Til sales Of the week foot up $500
bales OF which ators took $3.50 bales and sxpor
ters2,75 so bales Scock 100000 bales. The quotations
Fair Orleans 63d; Mddng Cd; Fair Mobile and Up
land 6sd Middling 81 a Cd.
Readstufs-Flour in large demand for the home
trade at Sd per Dbl advance Western Canal 22s Cd
OBS I'd; Ohio, Philadelphia and Baltimore 23s Cd a..
Prime white Wheat had advanced Id; sales at Is a
I'd FIR white, and 6s I'd q Is Cd for red.
he receipts of Corn were large and prices a shade
lower; sales of white at 3ls and yellow 32s 32s Cd
LONDON MARKET.-The London produce market
unchanged.
There was increased pressure in the money market
First class bills discounted at per cent. Consos
tor money were quoted at 1908.
American stocks firm and unchanged u States 6s
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ORIGIN OF EVERY DIsFAsF. AND THE MEANS OF CrRr
In the year 1875. lie Roy Gear demonstrated that
every disease originated from impure undigested
particles, becoming mixed wi b the blood and faids-
And also, that 10 every disease was only ueces-
sary to open the n4tufa outlets of The BODY and allow
hem TO remain open, by which means the blood and
other fluids would release tn from these uodI-
gested I'd impure particles, and state of health would
be certin to ensue.
The Royal Institute of France awarded 10 him for this
discovery the Gold Medal of the Institute
This is historical TACT
All which the randrth Vegetable Universal Pills pro-
fsss to do is to carry this principle and experience
has fully established them capable OF it, When, here
fcre bad st tie cath exists in the body, all that
has to be donr is 10 continue to PURGE it efecualy
with them, and the more vruent the disease, the
pow yul must be the dos.
ThSBrandreth pills are made entirely OF Vegetable
Extracts known by long experience to be perfectly in
nocent and yet OF more power pur2aive, clean
ser ofthe ameniary canal than iy other m. dicine-
Their effect the sy tenn is easv that it is remark
able fact ilattle dose may b. given to an infant
or ADULT wihou the ossbiIity Of doing any injury
but ON the contrary ,od. Therefore. in cosveness.
ither habtnal or ole wise, and in Bilious Fevers, and
all bilious affections they OF the greatest possible
benefit.
Dr. Brandreth's Principal Office al Broadway, New
York; other Offices in New York
NJ .BRANCH, Richmond, Va.
Mol east Main street, corner opposite Old Market
Country Merchants and Planters be supplied at a.
York prices my l3-2w
NOTECE--We invite attention to our large lie Of
Dry Goods to take place this morniBg at 10 O clock
KRNT, PAINE ( KENT.
CKEAT NATURAL CUktEOAaTY.-Th,e
" WONDERFUL GALE, with two heads will
be exhibited on Mr. NJ s. Valentine IS lot, between Broad
and Capitol and 9th and 10th streets, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, the 9TH, 9Th and 9th of June
commencin o'clock Tuesd V, and open every day,
from A till 7 NJ.
Admission 25 cents; children half price.
je SIT
OUTER, CIDER sc = Landing per steamship
- Ronake this day
80 tubs new June But er, superior quality
so bbls sweet Newark Cider
= Iierces led Beef
25 half boxes Stewards do ubIe refined Loaf Su
gar
80 bbs C ushed powdered and Coffee Sugars
For sale by H. w. TYLER,
je No Min ct.
WOODWARE.--3oo nests large and small sizs
w Iron bound Tubs, in good order
100 empty (sx hooped iron hound 10 gallon Runlets
landing per schooner w ashngton, for sale by
II. w. TYLER,
je No Main ST.
O6O BALEs UPLAND COTTON-Thtee
OOO entire crops ii store, for sale
90 HHDs. SIDES, SHOULDERS AND
jes JAS WINSTON
&c HHDS Porto RICO SUGAR, from
w low to the highest grade, receiving in store Tor
sRIe
jes JAS wINsroNA
SHO BAGS RIO LAGUAYKA AND JAVA
cOU COFFEE, receiving in store, for sale
jee JAS WAINSTON.
4 900 HUsMELs CLAY OF COW, AND
T. OOV RED RIPPER PEAS, for sale
OO0 HBLs NO. GROSS HERRINGs
~VO 100 bbls No nett Herrings, for sale
jes JAS WINSTON
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sY PHILIP y. WMITR-Ths distinguished
champion Of the Temperance reform. who recently adj
dressed the people in the Capital Square will lin speak
tothe citizens of Richmond in the African Church, To-
NIGHT, at O'clock Accommodations for tina Ladies have
been made We invite the citizens generally md request
especially that persons Engaged in the ,i in
Spirits will attend. 10 Sit
CTUAKT's COFFEE SUGAR.-l0O bbls Of
- the above landing for sale by
je7 EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il CO. a
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NOTfCE--We invite attention to large lie of
Dry Goods to take place this mornbg at 10 o clock
KRNT, PAINE K KENT,
lie Auconeers
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-12

Z. LOUISVILLE
Late professor Of the Eeole Cinione Meesine of Phar
maeiaie Paris, having been practieing Medicine -
- years past,
QEGsleave to his friends and the public
L. generally that he still continues TO devote his Tune
and attention the alienation of human suffering BY
curing the following diseases: Coughs Colds, Asthmt
Fits Dropss DysPepsia, Liver complaints Biles Fstu
eases Of the skin Nervous afections Fever and Aguo
Bilious complaints de-, De
The success which Br " has met with by bis pecu
mar way OF treating all kinks OF diseases, has beeh a
tonshing-cnng The desperate after repeated
failures of the eminent in he country
AS pro OF the Doctors merits; untried ne VIII unoer
take the Of all patients without charge excepting
restoration OF their health and the full satisfaction Of
the patients mind Of the benefit conferred This Is the
principle upon which DT. EaEdersce Is governed In all
cases with his practice.
Persons afflicted with Bilious &C.. &c. have them
entiriy removed and permanently cured by Dr. " and
can bear testimony TO hi wonderful SUGGEST.
Families suffering with irregularities. nervousness, de-
bility &C. permanently cured by the treatment Ct
DR.. Vandersee. Ladies let no scrupes nor false del
eaey hinder you from apply in proper person. whea
YOU be readily restored 10 healtn
Diseases OF peculiar character guaranteed 10 be
removed IN few days radeaily without offensive or
full in this branch OF ractice Patients would mucA
time and money to say nothing OF anxiety Of mind by
giving him early call He warrants all no matterhow
severe and long standing itmay have BEEN alto ough
nopay inyiids your true interest is ~ apply
TO Dr. " at once who has the proper medicines to meet
all cases.
Dr. Vandersice begs leave to say further that be has
with him RENE dies prepared in scientific and sSilui
manner under his own eye 10 cue each and all diseases
In which his attention has long with full direction
the country by addressn letter. paid TO the doc
tor. stating symptoms &c. and enclosing fee, can have
advice and medicine sent them.
III Poniee hours from TO IL O'Clock, a; u. and from
2to6PM.
n 5The doctor may be found at the Pavilion Hotel,
Front street. on and after this date He VIII remain
q
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ALLIS & ROwES

Corzsr Of Va,sr and y-Tas SITS :. EraHsrilIe. Ind.
IIAVE on hand one Of the largest and best selected
IL stocks of Groceries, opened in the West. and
offer inducements that will justify dealers, 10 prefer
the market at Evansville 10 any more distant point
Merchants invited to call and examine
COFFEE-RiO, Jamaica, Java, Mecca.
TEA-Imperal, Gun Powder. Hyson, Young Hyson,
PoushOng Oolong of all grades from lowest pnee to ne
sUGAR-New Orleans, Havannah, Loaf, Crushed,
powdered
MOLASSES-The very best Plantation, purchased pre-
vous the first also, reboiled and Sugar House
BRANDY-Of all grades from the best imported, q
great variety of Brands, to domestic manufactured.
WINES-Port Madeira, Claret, White. Sherry, Cham
paign different Brands and navors.
GIN-London Excise, Pine Apple and very fine Hol
land in Jugs
ClGARS-A great variety OF Brands at al prises from
50 so to SIS Ue p 1000.
AXES-Simmon 5. Davis and the celebrated Collins
Together with general assortment OF all articles gen
orally kept in Grocery Establishments. such as: Seap
Candles. Dye Stus Nails Leather Starch, Nuts, large
lot of Gunny Bags Turk Island and kanawha SALT Oils
Paints, BrOoms, Brushes Paper, Tobacco Counter
Scales Coffee Mills spices, do ground, Matches Traces
Well Chains and fixtures Tumblsrs, DecanterS Jars
Lanterns Hall Lamps, Oysters. ines MackereI Shad
Goldfish, Herring, Sh0yels. ect., ect., ect.
All the goods We sell are warranted. Oct1
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SuEpwooD uoTTzr

TIME subscriber has taken the above house, and has
entirely rehttcd and re:urnished H. and is prepared
entertain the patrons of the house ia satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock OF horses and ear
riages 10 let.
The stable Is large. clean ard well located and good
hosters in constant attendance. Particular attention
viii be paid to the OF horses left with him for keep
ing and In all respects, the public shall find the She
wood House good Hotel. ljys-tf] J. A. 3YERS.
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OuGENSWARE

1.-TWO hundred and thirty crates Queensware and five
i hundred and sixty packages Glassware with gen
eral assortment of French, English plain and figured
Gold Brand China, German ware &c. All of which mus
be sold this spring The stock is complete and was i'm
ported especially for this market We would solicit the
special attention of heavy dealers who have hitherto
their purchases in the East and South, pledge
ourselves them time and money well break
age. Those wanting 10 buy would do well TO call at once
goods must and will be sold at lowest hsures.-
some assorted crates and casks on hand.
Terms cash. accepted paper. Merchants visiting.
city will find it to their interest TO make purchases OF
Us. rimh221 HOLIINGSWORTH d HUGE
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OhN =. hOFhlNc Is now opening the Hhest stOc-
- Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, ever exhibited in this
market His Dress goods comprise full assortment ofah
the most desirable styles Of Silk Persian Cloth, Beege
dLsines French Muslns Gingharns and Prnts-all fast
eolors very choice selection OF Bonnets Bonnet
Ribbons also few fine French Flowers, for out and in
side trimming; Grape Shawls Piano aud Table, Covers
Carpeng, Mating and fine Rugs ladies' aud Misses fine
Shoes, all qualities Also Mems and Boys Boots aud
Shoes, Panama and Leghorn Hats Looking Glasses Hard
ware Wall Paper and Bordering, Painted Curtains and
Cursin Material. in fact everything usually kept in the
DryCoods. Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Paper bus
ess may be found very low for cash. Iap24l
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SAODLERY WARE
saddles. Harness. Brides. &c

On JOHN CUPPLES keeps constantly onianl
kTI$A large assortment OF Sadiery Ware, and evcrY
4--& thing appsrtlin ng TO the business. He hasa
hand large OF Saddles. Brides Harness. sc
of his manufacture, and having good wOrkmeni,
there in the State, sprepared 10 execute any work
which may be ordered in the very best style. He week
receiving additions his stack Saddle Trees, Bride
Bits Stirrup Irons, Webs Seating Buggy Modntngs,
and his stock is Xeele Dy any other the city. He
the attention Of the public these things and prom
to acknowledgements in the way ofl0w prices.
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