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New.YOrk, Sept 3, 1854
INHALATION IN CONSUMPTION.

INHALATION IN
The following sfords convincing evidence OF
great amending the application Of medicines direct
Nv 70 the lupgs by inhalation
IL sAs Editor II TIE ~ y Dalv Irlbsns;
Ian led by gratitude TO Dr. HusTER ,rd from ynpathy
copamttion TO make public the following successful
msut member Of own family BY nnsAnon Fof some
wear, peyous TO January last she troubled with slight
bach ns eoash From January TO the 18th MArhat which
time the inhsDs treatment under the care Of
with .Ipeeorson Of tough nueou. matter her state WA
..rd.d with sss G.ns' Of breath % Of old ns:
hands ard feet were generally ey cold and .he re re
ION In The sppI OF 5 e1pectorsed blood and again in
Anil 1854 The treatment employed Ia her case CONSISTED IN
- ssep minute. a. lime On the 18Th of Jay four
months the time Of commencing she was enHnso ~ c
sentitue . ling nc ger necessity for further treatment
80 b ipee eontiuaed epti ely from her distressing nal
adv This tribute offered not alone 70 mhssoo eu'
III i ard soetude which throughout married the stend
snes Of d. hS Ysu,.a &c. A sAMAyos
No SO v.riek-st., opposite ST. Johns Pax
N.w.York Sept 50, 1854
wAsHNGroS, Nay 1854
To tie Editors If The Erentng Sta'; ,.,,, f.,
Low sp Of f,et, my,e bat which may De Of
the greatest impoitKrce 10 the many Who are Ae'e'
some time since contracted cold which settled on
nv Unss pIodzeng offensive sxpeeto .iion ane piIns
eSiesi t.Eses. but sl found The gaming my
lungs unchecked uz remedy eoaa o,.l 20 .,.sns 70
NV asua business Al that date directed 70 Dr. Hanter
who visited this city proft ssionsliy, and whs 49,
highly ended / commenced Dr. Hunters ueS,neas
Nv uLalesn the LIST Of April 1884 Ia three days
great relief IN week, the cough entirely
pow the end Of ronfA strong welsh y
est heartily and feel well ever did IN nv ne
wns 10 saisiy any OF my feowezens On these P2ns Aa
most earnestly mnend these who stand n dsn
Of eorsumpon as have done, the remedy TO WHICH II III
,in.erty, I attribute recovery - -
Thomas Hope g. Co.,
Nc. lSa Chanbers<t
Sole AGENTS for the
STILL and Spanking WINS
ard Cstawbs Brandy,
prepared by
cORSEAU and Sen
Cincinnati
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GRAND PUBLIC CONSERVATORY SOL

4 NhAND fDbBlC CONSEhSA tOhI gu
" REEs-The BROTHERS M0LLENHAUER. !Soo
volpi,v Of Julers orehestisJ and Mad cECiLE PEAu,
CELLIER Pianist from Psrs will give their SECOND
GRAND toIREE On TUESDAY, Oet. il, q, DoDwoRrHs
ACADEMY No so6 Broadway
PR0GRAMME--PARrL
l. Quntete n C. for t~o Volps, two renors .nd Volon
eelo.. bc ef noVeo
Performed By y. Mollenhs1er Ed Molerhaner M.txks,
Bsesis and Wedsmeyer.
= HarrreT
Berrsp Bsuter. Adams. Urchs. FTiedeborn
Andaze and Finale from the Concerto IS. for Piano
Aendelssohn
Madame Ceciie PesuceIler.
Grand FGrtasis for .fFnst
Mslleuhauer.
Part III.
THO fat for Piano Violin and Violoueelo Beethoven
Madame cteie Pe.ueeier r. Moenhsrer I'd aolenhsner
Duo Nolns Houeaaaaer
Brothers NOBLE nhA1er.
Ou1reftr.
Herrrp Beu,ler Adams Urchs Fredsborn-
Door op.n at o'clock Concert 20 commence ns
The Grand Piano Is from the well kHswn msnaise'ory OF
r. Ersrd, Paris .,,,u
HALL&SO No. 80 Broadway; Dodsorhs Academy NC.
Sc Broadway in the Cousssory OF Muse NO 'oo bfoeA
"A he heserved j.
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ANEW SCHOO l. b o o X. -
IN THE
ILLUSTRATED
C O MI o 7 D N o K:

DIRECTIONs, bUBJELT5, AND BLANK LEAF Is FUh
COMPOSITION
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This been prepared By experienced teacher 70
s and youth In the useful and pleasant art Of
Comu1son IL enables the pupil choose subjects and
range and write with bat little aid from the aehsr
and 10 preserve them and permanent form The plan
h new and orna and the book published Ia style Of art
never before attempted any school book 10 has received
the eommepdaon Of eminent teachers and used In OF
the 6rst schools - .
Price in thick paper 81 cents full bound 50 cents
er. dcount teachers and the trade Any person sending
twelve postsze STAMPS shall receive copy paid For oil
three eories win post paid Adde'S all orders 20 the
pubisher, A. X. PHfPPEs No. 20 Fulton-st, " York
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CURE OF CONSUMPTION.

SEw YoRE, Oct l. 1854
DR. r HUNTER Sir. feel that 1t Is but Just that
should Acknowledge gratitude to for your
treatment OF In MAY last TOOK cold which settled
on nv lunx Ii followed by bad cough pain IN my
chest sn6 hrosi Ices Of 6esh and strength aud s1
other syuros Of hsy Consumption which greatly armed
me heir Consumption from moihsr who oied
ofi Wher called you had been for some tine under
he care Of smother sna had taken the usual ned
eir.s for Cousumpon but steadily growing worse lev
49, nse ofphslsion followed BY very great relief and
re- continued steadily idrsove until sfter three
on,h, feel better and stronger than have
49, sor several wears believe the nhsng saved my life.
IA In ANS conviction feel IL duty permit Pobheify
% he syen 70 This state aent you may think PrcpeI
:" w. re.neefully Mrs y. KELLER, So East 18th %.
FROM MAsoR POLLARD, OF WARRINGTON.
Tn "A, E4uors Of The National intaIgeseeT
WASHINGTON Friday Nay S, 1854.
vx,,Yvrx As Of gratifnde and 70 consideration
,he sr,sf benefit have derived nom Dr HUNTERS eaI'
Oh ". Sn.snocic Asthma desire unsolicited BY him 70
H., have been subjected during eighteen years past
f,s,vert returns Of this most uuy distressing com
70 "a noth IN New. York PnilsdelPh.s and Baltimore,
n thai neriod bsve ayxied myself OF me Best medical
n sor,s find The paroxysms have been 81 naes 80 NO
-. 10 preelude hope OF ny oelnk Aoo 20 sav'
- b., tsmporary relief has prosid- htsy oeen obtained
nen ne h constant spprehsnsion Of rene wed al
80 tn rroUe,s Of this disease has been aug aaI
rs Ibis period and the least exposure ~
49,, .pereeSed by Q return OF the spssns
Hs.yps In July last Of DR. kostkf hVsIsr - - -
"a h, rnIips diseases Of the thorsf and ianes ~
h..tiop AZ once determined 10 give as 49, 49,
readily welded his remedy and feel ie
/ am now more free from This Complain W."
within tvslv, y,sn very respectfully, ,o,r.pp
Your obedient servant, >. . IoL - ia
WAsRISsroS. Tuesday, Sept ~, 10 -.
My health hss continued TenAfsseiy f9es @0se ''e WV
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Hperial Notices.

Fourteeufh Ward Charter Couyention.-RkGU'
fior held st the Broadway House Saturday Oct H. lS the
S.lIowips cket was unanimously nominated:
(Dst SO, KNEELAND :. TOWNSEND,
Covneilnen Dist. 81, JOHN Hope.
dat 50, GEO r. SHERWOOD.
S.aool commi,,ioner-BENEDICT LEWIS, JI.
SeAooI Inspeetoy-WAhREN WARD.
SaAsSi Tyust1,,- ALBERT ROOT ABM PIETCH, Ito fill
vacancy JOHN z. ENGELBRECHT
Isssiso,-LUCIUs y. ALLEN
(ensfob<.-D r. sIMONsON, mo g. HARDENBROOK.
Inspeetors ef Election.
FiIst District. chsa r Myers John Fleming.
Second pisuict. Martin Benedict, Wm Mages.
Thud Dbiriot....W W. Kuhn, James MeLane.
Fou,th Disuiet....wn. 5. Duahsm, B, W. Riebsrds
P,fth D.iret..... HoIGtio G. Welsh. George j. Wood
si1tb DisIet -. Charles Stuart, +. ID Lawrence.
CHARLES 2. SMITH, Chairman
A r. WATSON Secrethry
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

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"A, ~ that the HOUSE LINE Of PRINT
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Wants.

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10000 Sold 10 Ten Days .
BAYARD TAYLORS ADVENTURES IN AFRICA. II
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ADDIsON's WORKS. New Edition) In volumes, Gle
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Passengers Arrived by steamers

Fao1 DorAIpsosvLLz-By the Fanny Spa,hauk:
Emanuel Jacobs.
FRoM vIcRsBuRG-Bp the Magnolia.
Clerk Kept register.
From NAroLEor-By the +. p feathers
Bryan shepman, sesy,J Smith, Sanford, F
Haworth, P r Doyle, Mis-. Compton.
From HAYArA-Bg HE S. J. Peters
Mr. Bofti 1aaary children, Mfr Bsr Mr. Iusto
Dosing.
FRom aALvEs1os-By the Perseverance
@ end Cherry M Hsss sSss "a say p
ss1 Araod a i a i. 1 Esss ~
From DoNALDsosfiLLs-By he DIR. Bdteg:
sorg. Aud Nimand MI Grandchildren J06a HONS Mrs
Goldman, Ms Croth.
FRon GALvEsTos-By The Nautilus:
DR. Moore family Vol and lady Nh BIayd. s.m
s,y webb fess aa,o ss
FRoa vIcxsBuRa-By The John Sfrader
psy p " N, 5 EsF I'll. MsgS Toss A
eai Easy h' sa'' Mr. Crown Joseph Bell '' "
| FROM sr. LouIs-By the Cora Noi2:
sn',a Evans M Mso1s Hs N.,s,dy TIT n,
Finn Fin l. seaiord Mrs Wiley family, Mia Kddls.
| FsoM sHREvEPoRr-Byuts Union
NJ Donovan and Isdg Ms L,k Nj JShn VIE
Long cogan Mr. ve.sman, WOrey Mr. cu'berssOn and
eight on deck.
FROM VERA cRuz-By the orizsJa:
Children s paaa sdT capt IRIns
Ga he fs sa Sts h
| FROM Bayou Sandy the Laurel Hill:
Mr. Bell Mr. st MeClayn, John Rec Brand Mr. Vreden
aVg Haydeis Jr Frederick Lordhoof William Hines, Mr. Idea
Mrl Ritter, Mrs Shelly and daughter.
| FRoa Bayou SARA-By the St. Charles.
Hoffman, Demo, Midas, Ramona Mr. Phips MIR
2! s:a'fa sss Hitch
| Mr. W Kelly. Mr. Chai3erry.
| FRoM BAYOU sARA-By the Neto Latona:
Granger Lsbsau. Nsopx Mr. Erwin, Guthrie, Christine
Dutch CASE Edwin Bton MI Lams Robin Huse MIR Eaeas
Simpson, two children and servant
| From ST.. LouIs--By The j. H. Lucqs
William Johnson Mr. Chenoweth b Sonhwck, southwck
Moeaud Mr. Lsngige, Mr. Florence Grmarchie Mr. jacob
Larwooi James Wasou hr Ber Lewis Workman. Pidge Psu Nj
Strother William Ca aud Thoms, G Becher Tho
Keith Wbta Mr. Noodle penter children
FRoM ST. LouIs-By The Henry Letris:
seadman Ekins Rife Lnnsdou Mrs Keith
Keith, Conan, Mr. Bra.nan DR. Csble Ward DR. Kux Mr.
Peck Bennett Mr. rahsm Mr. Picard Mr. Hamae Mr. Scott
brother Cris Sharpe, Mr Lass Mr. Shadd ind child Myea
Mors Mr. Bradley Cory, Duncan, Huxley Tuhi,
Garrett, J s Prudsn, W Mcknight.
From NEwYoRk-By The Empire City:
wife children Mr. Melville family
and family Miss Bliss W Hamn lady child Bi
lady daughter Wilson and lady Mrs child Tso
Beiots and Mr. Sackhouse family DR. Adams and
Lsieock child Capt Adams Hannah james Innes I'D
and child, Mariana and child Mira Blsckmhn
Mira Perry Myers Howe Brennan, Porte, Scuasn
Ferris, Mason, Lambert Mr. ambs lpgana aad ady
Mira Arnold children, Marel Levy, Boektntha Mr.
McGlslard. Howell, Drespehi Robbins, W WlFnou,L
Eeluyaniu. Baughe Tye Pote Maon McLane, M
| Carthy, and others III the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-13

A paragraph in the Cleveland Plaindealer
says that Just after the burning Of the E. T. Collins
Lake Erie Mrs Stone, in Breckyille Ohio whose hus
band W H. sone has been absent seven weeks dreamed
that he had died awful death board Of steamboat
This alarmed her SO much that she became quite unwell
and before she recovered The news came that he had
persisted by fire in the cabin Of the steamer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-13
ARRIVED.


stesnhp Nautilus Aud from Brazos ST. Jago via Galveston
% Harris d Morgan-lst district. =. W.. !.
Steamship Oaba Forbes from Vera Cruz 9Th INSTANT TO Harris
Morgan-lBt district.
Steamship Wnde from New York. I'd inst Havana
sth to Jennings LaugGland 6co-2d district.
Steamship Galveston and Indanola,
f Harris Morgan
Ship vieksur Hughes from New York to Cohend dis
Ship sersaer Alexander from London sth October to maslss
Ship Creole Price So days Hae Woodruff &so-ls dis
Shin Milton MITCHELL IS days New York master1st district
Shp arre September 20th to Hanau &eolst
district, = Mt.
Bark Lou,pa Turks Island Meeksr &coPoint
Bark ST. Mary bke IS days from Malaga toJ Asstad d
Spanish bark EsmeradO Escauga from BasOns ballast
0 mastsr-3d district
Lube bark HAMA Schultz Hamburg, Cd September to master
4h district.
Bark John Parker Franceylle Genoa master-Pon
Bark Georgia. Matagorda 10
America Gezn from Bremen 9th Sc eoer IN
| tomaster-4th district. :. '. NJ 49,
Brig Samuel Peters Smith, Havana 9Th instant to DsYsss-
| &eo-2d district
British schr Ida Fdge days Island to de Egana-
| district ,,..
sebr Eslher BUR- Daley Aranas Rysn-ad district
Scr Edward sarnad Tapien, masterd district
Sehr Walter NJ Tapkn days from en,icoa 10 maateBasn
Shr Eagle Winow, days from hnagorda 10 masterBan
/ Steamboats,.
Or Beatty Dueas from Donaldaonyille.
Fanny Spathawk, Tsrfebonns, frol Donaldsonyile.
4 Cora, ., Mosby, from St LOUIS
2 4 Henri LeWs,E Emerson, st Louis
i John Strader, Brown, from Yazoo City.
Union, Edwards, from Alexandria.
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From the Somerset (Pa) Herald and Wing
learn that the work the western portion Of the
Pttsburg and Connellsve Railroad, between Councils
vile and West Newton progressing rapidly so that in
few weeks the entire grading between those two points
will be finished and ready for the superstructure Fer
this latter the iron has all been purchased very advan
tsgeous TERMS and portion of 1t has already been dey
cred at Pittsburg.
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|, A dispatch from st. Johns, N. B., on the Sd
inst announced that the Legislature Of that Province
the day previously passed the act rang the reciprocity
treaty and then adjourned sine die.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-13

ACCIDENT Yesterday morning, when the
steamer Reindeer ready to leave Alton for st. Louis
about 7 starboard cap Of her mud receiver bursted
tearing away the niger boiler and scattering brick
and mortar and other rubbish the wharf Three Of the
remen Of the boat scsded of them to that ez
preclude much hope of his recovery The boat
had at the time number of bales Of hay arranged along
Inc guards and said this saved the lives Of several
persons on shore [St Louis Democrat LIST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-13

On the night Of the LIST inst the silk, lace and
embroidery store Of Jas Gray Co., Of Waverly
Place and Broadway, New York, was broken open and
seventy five pieces Of silk Of the value Of $4,000 stolen
The silks taken were all plain and the marks and wrap
pers were torn off and left the floor None Of the lace
or embroidery stock touched that could be easily
;dentided
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-13

William G. Carson, who murdered his wife in
Syracuse N Y last spring plead guilty of manslaugher
in the first degree which accepted and the prisoner
sentenced to the Auburn Prison for years and
six months.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-13

6n tho night Of the Goth a man named Tree
was fatally stabbed ut sailor boarding house in New
York by sailor named Mathews, who was Immediately
arrested.
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sf ' Harris Morgan
Shin Pride of the Sea- Hoope for Liverpool 6co
sinh Nia,bsr Cocker for fiyeTpcol Gifney veil
Ra,ft S.ynny Hanson lar Boston Fodick
Ra,L Jncv READING far Boon W Hynssn 600
Schr Shepherdss Reid, for Mobile, Newton rarely
Seriean r Nueya Epros Cmpeachy
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

MONDAY, MoRsIsG, November 10, 1854.
COTTON Prices rather easier for buyers on
Saturday but the market closed without any quotabe
change. Sales $500 bales
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior .........6 6T65l Middling Fair. $50
Ordinary .7140s Fair ............1o14 40
] Middling ........s 40 Good Fair. .......-9-
Good Middling. ..914091s Good and Fair.....-@-
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept .266Is 23,712
Received since. ......... 234591 1739
I" yesterday ..... 5,sl2- 2seeos oOo- 17ss
266,bs1 25,451
Exported to date. ...... ue.116 10,T97
yesterday ........7Il1 126227 l9-1os1s
Stock on hand not cleared. .14o,s54 1885
! TOBACCO, We did not hear of sale.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.. The rates for Sugar gave
way about 80, and active demand prevailed at this
reduction with sales of fully 1000 hhds-Fair to Fully
Fair 81 04s&... Molasses also in active request
and $500 bbs sold at 176195Se q gallon for ord
| nary to Choice, closing at 1876 for prime lots.
FLOUR. Quiet and sales confined to few lots, in
Guiding 200 bbls superfne St Louis at ss 121s Dbl.
GRAIN. We noticed sales of about 900 sacks Corr
the levee at 900 y bushel for White and Yellow. O
Oats, $50 sacks St. Louis sold at 5505T4 bushel
lot of $50 sacks Bran taken at 81 so p 100 fb.
PROVISIONS. We noticed only retail sales of Porh
at SIG q Dbl for Mess Bacon still frmer witt
sales so casks Ribbed Sides at 9 so of Shoulders
81, Is at So at 90, and retail parcels of Clea
Sides at 1874 q fb Nothing Of any moment doing il
| Lard.
| GOLFER. Prime Rio was held at 97skD104 p Is.
SALT....A small cargo of 1000 bushels Turks Islam
was sold 65e p bushe cash, The cargo of the Louis
Bliss just received had been mostly sold to arrive
WHISKY. We noticed only retail sales at 41042
| u gallon for Extra
FREIGHTS. :. "A British ship taken for Liverpoc
at 5l6d Cotton and 1000 bales shipped in an Amer
can vessel at I'D.
EXCHANGE. -. Demand fair at our quotations:
Sterling .109n109k and 1905
Francs .5f. skO5f.1 Is q doa
New York sixty-day Bills. ..14 014S ct discoun
Sight Checks on New &01l y cent premium
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CATTLE MARKET.

SUNDAY EVENING, November IL, 1854.
Arrived yesterday 222 Texas and so Western Beeves
800 Calves and 81 Hogs. The market is quiet and in
favor of purchasers and good supply of stock Offering
PRICES:
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JEwELRY.

Hyde s Goodrich,
CORNER OF CANAL AID ROYAL STREETS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
sILyERWARE AND DIAMOND JEWELRY.
~ IMPORTERS
LONDON AND GENEVA WATCHES;
PARIS IEWELgY; FINE CLOCKS AND GUNS;
PLATED WARE, CUTLERY AND FANCY GOODS.
EY Superior employed Diamond Setting Watch Re-
pang Manufacturing Jawey Making to arisr
Card Printing Bradng and Electro Gliding and Plating
lySp
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!. YoN,s EXTRACT or PURE JAMAICA

GNGER-Nothng need be said to command the attention OF
the public TINT aud uuadue
rated Medical seeking harmless beverage to destroy
he unwhoeome brackah turbd rely
extensively for culinary
avong cakes, preserves To The afflicted with Dysppsa
Summer Complaints Cholera Debility Fever and Ague Dr.
General ProtIaton etc. nothing WIZ
equal effect Manufactured by E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, i6
Broadway New York ~ ~ - ,,,,e,rr s,,t,.,, ~,
gists throughout the world Sold in New Orleans by
6mSp j. WRIGHT q w" loi ehaftres sHeet
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CROCKERY.
DRUGS, MEDICINES.

Dsstsgs, .Rae6sSCi3aes, Peri aEsases'y , esG
s would respectfully the asntlolo
Painters Phyeaaa aud Families TO his well aaaoyed stock
examination, WILDE found FRESH ANDGENUINE DuIngAkE
AND MEAD Of the very bestanality
viii found at popular Mineral
such CONGRESS- BLUE LICK, Bar Rooms supplied
reasonable terma HONEY; ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
aouLEY BITTERS, etc. THOMAS RANKIN,
AMI dAWyis Druggist Apohecay and poydraHs
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MONDAY MORNING, November 10, 1854.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
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Banks,
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RrlRs.

Adams GrAy....l9,d9
D 5 Brown. 80
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Fidente. ....-....2i,d 2
Mary Elizabeth .LPT
R bingham. ....LPT
Tartar. ID
Telegraph.