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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13
Port OF New York, February IL, 1855.
CLEARED.

CLEARED. i.
Sssa%ship Star Of the West. Turner, San Juan. C Morgan.
Ship siias Holmes, Grihths, New Orleans, WIN Nelson L
Ship Catherine, Andrews. Charleston, Thos wardls.
SIis Ssiis:,. s%IsS:. fss%sgis.; shiiisT 4 / Slyss
ssris Hiram tsTscm,, fsnniLohi, LSgqsyra, ~ Bechtsl.
sebr NAY Graf Won schwsrin PruD, Gailstz, wolsast,
scSrJ " Miner, Berry, Mobile, Lane, West 1 Co.
schr D b Warner, Hartman. Charleston, McCready, Mott &
sclr y French; Peass, Charlotte Harlor, Russell i vining.
s sssr a aissii rss Ss'i.1 a.i gt fs'S'. ! Ii sa.'.. 4 j s y.
ARRIVED.
y. : : '. gSs. 3, s,S gaSs:a = !, s S.Stsn hisas eS0m,s, sham Sam .onsa
s1a Cape Town. Jan 9, lat 9 $, Ion 81 ", spoke bark Hero
'f Steamship PC 6a aSs,1s tbsj. s s.a! p.s'S s. nsSn nj. v ssh inst, and
Bermuda sih. with ps.senasrs, to 4 Gunard.
CT sa; J. i pss.ss xai! e. Nv SssIHs ., VIII, teas s.sn and i. SIX. si 20 Buck
co Condor a,' Of and Sah from ~ 'n fh II e Isn q ie ~ b sPosfa sss9 : d sg,s
Sns; ss rom 4, ss 81 81 S, ,sn q -, 10 S .pSl Sd bark IA a G ! HI h., e J, va. I,
s .i... si s.Is. a s,.5 H .ss.. q 81, "a r. aiiSs,.is ssa Ind "a ii; sasS is.s sS e
ms sS;n q p the time Had 4 pa0t on board four day:
Jan NH II, F Win as. ss sas 81 h p...sns.r s's TO cri ans r; Mlsta1a I
Co. Co, y ass 81, 7 ,l lat - ss:I Ion z saw . iars. r ship bound Y, With
west Of Nantucket.
weather on the coast.
Ship Washington, Page, Liverpool, Jan 8 with mdse and
lis passenger, to w T frost.
Ship New York, Edwards, Hsvre, ~ days, with mdse and
1856 passengers. to Geo Bulkiey.. Had one death on the pas
sage. Experienced heavy weather all the passage. Feb ii,
lat " ~, Ion ~ q, spoke bark Houston, hence for Galveston:
Ship Cumberland lof Baltimore), Lambert, Bremen, q
Il dayst o the westward ofthe Banks.
Ship ADdover, Berry, New Orleans. Jan &c, with md,e
and Z passengers, TO VIM Nelson a Son.
Bark L W Nash, Towne, River Gambia, Coast Of Africa,
< R' ware ~ AND w S,:' IS d sssn north *, d 3 s.s n1ss s,e .ish as strong &c; . TO :
erly gales aud i've days thick snow. Jan q, lat 3 10 n,
Ion u, %. fpoke brig ST Andrew, nom Norfolk for Demarars.
Bark weather Gage, Carr, APaiachicola. II DAYS, with
shingles, to Sckif Bros.
SER wintsrmoyeh. Morrow, Havana, 10 days, with
oranges, TO Thos Gilmsrtin- Jan 25, In . gale OF wind, Lost
overheard VIM simmens, . seaman, OF Long Island, aged 10
yesrs. 4u
schr Lookout, Waters, Havana, via Wilmington, NC, IL
days, with tobacco, &c, to X II White.
Schr Ehza, -, Virginia.
ASr II was the steamer jamestown mot Roanoke) which
arrived on Saturday from Richmond.
- EIOW.
Two ships, one said to be the Constantine, from Liverpool,
the other the Java, from Glasgow.
SAILED.
st.sm,hip Star Of the West, San Juan. Me; ship ~ssratogs,
Ioncon.
Wind during the day NE.
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The Indiana Liquor Law.

This bill, which passed the Senate on Tuesday last, Is
certainly one Of the most stringent in its provisions OF
any hitherto introduced in the United States. It pro-
hibits the manufacture Of any kind of s~pirtuous liquors,
except such ~ are to he sold without the State. Cider
and wine may be manufactured, but cannot be sold in
less quantities than three gallons. Agents are TO be ap.
pointed for selling liquors for medical, chemical and
manufacturing purposes, and requires such agents to
keep q register of the names OF persons TO whom sold.
All violations Of the law will be punished as follows
For the first offence, by q dne Of not less than twenty
dollars: second offence, hfty dollars; third, one hun.
dted dollars, and requires, in sll cases after the arst
offence, imprisonment in the county jail thirty days.
Imposes the same penalties on clerks and agents ~ on
principals. Furnishes ptrsons who buy auor and apply
1t to unla wful purposes, by a fine OF ten dollars. :
I. Liquor found in other hands than those of the agents,
TO be destroyed. Any person found intoxicated shah be
arrested and required to answer before a magistrate rs
TO where he obtained bis liquor, and TO be imprisoned In
case be refuses 10 answer. Habitual ~drnnkards are de-
clafsd incompetent Jurors. IDS tf#Ms 90
II ia most likely hat this bill, with little or No auead-
Eent, will pass the HOUSE, and become the Inv Of the
state. II n does, IL will take eject from the 18th day OF
June nex.
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I'M AN Law IN AFhlCA.
The Maine spirit Law has been introduced into Africa.
The ruler OF Bssutoland has i~nterdictec the use OF any
intoxicating drinks whatever within his borders. The
ordinance issued BY Moshesh Ia dated from Thaba Bosigo,
and IL published officially in the columns of the Friend,
In sesuto, and in Dutch. The following is . transla.
ton
Law against the importation and .sle Of spurious
liquors IN the Basuto county
whereas spurious liquors OF the white people we're
unknown TO the ancestors OF our tribes, Matte and Mat
Ioui, up to the time Of Bcomsnsgene, aud our father
Mokscbsne, now very old, has never drung anything else
but water and milk and whilst We are Of opinion that .
good chief and fGs cannot properly think, so ~ to do
his duty, shoufdhe take anything which can intoxicate
him; snd whilst spirituous liquors cause dispute and en-.
nifty and destruction OF society, (ths s~pirituons liquors
OF The whites are nothing else but hrel:
II 10 hereby notified that the Importation aud sale Of
sid beverage in the Basuto country, Ia from henoeforth
forbidden; snd that ahould any person, whether white
or coIcied, Get In CONFIRMATION Of this prohibition, the
beverage shah Be taken from him, aud poured out upon
the ground, without excuse or damages.
Ard this 10 10 be printed In the Basuts aud Dutch Ian
euages. and amred at the places Of public msstisxs and
II the villages Of The Basutoa. K
1iven With the advice and consent Of The prscipai
men " our tribe, by the chef Of he Basutos, 81 Thsba
Bca'ec, eth Nov. 1854. MOSfWSH, Chief.
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HAMILTON Bermuda, Feb 6-Ths orig Gustsvus has
been stranded At Turks Islands Her captain arrived here
bound rem Para to Boston,
The brig lssbelia Reed, Capt C~heessmsn. at this port.
hsvins esen stripped o. copper and risrng, will be sold At
auction for benefit OF Underwriters on Friday next.
Ibs tris Pembroke was ssnslied yesterday in distress.
Whiie tndeavoring to act in NJ the West End. q hAw Of
WIG struck her, esrryine away some Of her sails 10 sonse.
qutnce sle was obliged 10 proceed down the south side and
anchor at the Forts last evening. where she still 10. She IL
rom - Domingo, with . cargo Of coffee, &c. Agent, W tn.
dor Tucker, Esg..
schr Nstietta, In distress, st this port, has not been done
anything 10 yet, probably waiting to hear from under.
writers. THE Marietta IL bound TO Boston from Havana.
snd has been reported missinE.l
Brig Helen Mar (BrLC orbipg, arr 81 this port from George.
town on the 18th uIt. With lumber.
Brig Sea Belle, Cspt Frost, len here for ssgua, Mexico,
cath nit.
A very fns bark Of 2s tons new measuremenp was
launched from the building yard Of Messrs Davis A Outer
bridge on the cath ult.. sac was buit for u W Watlinxton
and 10 called the Kohinoor. She 10 now being fitted 90,
here. fMNtH
pssssse from NYcrh. With cattle, all safe.
Arr 70 hrissstins Belfast. Hutehias. Turks Islsnss The
vas formerly IN. Am brtst "Nishsroy,r sbsudsnsd snd
cold ~ Turks Isisnts The crews Of brio Gusfsvus. 81 gos.
ton, WRECKED o. Turhs islsuds, aud ssbT Alhos. o. New
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The bsrbor Of Warren was clear Of Ice llth, and vessels
eau reach the wharves In safety.
The ship Jsr latham Goodhue, Of ISL tons, sir years old, was
sold yesterday at 5000. cssh.
Brig Judge Whitman, OF Bath, I75 tons, I years old, was
sold in Portland recently, to parties In Boothbay Tor 5000.
schr Grace Darling. Of Bridgeport, six years old. about l5l
ttnr, q seeeu purchase by hessrs Collins a prisc oil, J J
Allen, and others, OF Warren. She will be comm anded by
Capt Turner Carr, Jr, late Of sioop willard. :
ship Thomas Watson, which sid from San Francisco 18th
or 18th ult, fer New York, has . cargo Of hides horns, quick
silver, and other merchandise, valued at nearly Sl0u,UO, .
part o. the N merchandise consists Of shovels, to the extent OF
nearly Ito dozen.
NissiNe vyssEL-Barh Lecocq, Capt Manton, aid from
New Orleans 1th nit for this port, but has not ret arrived.
she wsslosded with 100 bbls molasses, 70 bales rope cut
tpgs. so bundles hides, rs casks liquor.
LAuScHyr-At Rockland, Feb !, from the yard Of c A "
Dyer. q very superior f~reighting ship Of 1919 tons, called the
Oliver Jerdsn. The ship has an entire white oak frame aud
wsles. and pl.nked With hard pine, Tor model. strength, fas-
tening snd nnish. Will compars favorably with any shin built
In the State. She 10 owned by A n Kimb.ll and Isaac &
Abtott. ard will be commanded by Capt Oliver Jordan.
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Our bermuda Correspondence.

Our Defmuuu correspondence
HAMILTON, Bermuda, Feb. 6, 1856.
A Hotel to be Built BY the Cuporatian Of Homiton-ns
Crops, dc.
A want that has hitherto been very much felt by
visitors to these beautiful and healthful islands, IL about
to be supplied. The corporation Of this towpyat q
meeting held last week, resolved on the erection Of a
hotel, on a site near the Wesleyan c~hapsincf zc~opsidera-
BILE dimensions. The work win be proceeded with at
once and with rapidly. .
The arrow root crop, now being taken up, does not
yield well, owing probably to the severe Drought las.
summer. A very large quantity of the Irish potato is
to supply the New York market with q sufficient auanti.
W Of this much priced vegetable. The tomato crop
promises well as yet.
His Excellency Governor Murray, on his promotion to
the rank OF Colonel, assumed the command Of the troops
IN these Islands.
H. NJ. brig Arab, Commando ogle, leaves to. day for
Havana.
H. ship Eurydice, Capt. 0mmaney, is still here, but
will probably leave shortly, as orders are expected from
the Admiral by the steamer Curlew, from st. Thomas,
now coming in.
Orders were received by the last mail from England,
directing the senior naval officer to take up vessels for
the conveyance TO England Of the detachments of the
OF Major Cox. Vessels of sufficient burthen cannot be
bad here, and / understand that directions go on by the
Curlew for the taking up a vessel OF sufficient burtheu
at New York, to proceed to Bermuda, take in the troops,
AID proceed home.
The bark Sir George +. Seymour and the brig Mark.
land, both belonging to this port, have been taken up for
the conveyance to Queenstown Of a considerable number
two vessels have been chartered for the voyage for the
sum Of 81, 200 sterling.
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WAsHiSGIoS, Feb. Q, 1883.
Indians in Reconsideration Of. the Pulse
Charges against Military 0Gcers-Ia,srestins De.
srelopemeus IN Prospectice.
Your regular correspondent /" f." devoted hs Mon.
days letter TO . report Of the contents OF certain 70,
luminous documents submitted by the Secretary OF the
Interior 70 the House Of Representatives, in compIiaucs
with . resolution which called on him for information
respecting the alleged Interference Of civil and military
oScers in Kansas Territory with the rights Of the In.
dams.
As the documents were not printed when your cores
poede.t wrote, he appears 10 have been favored with
onRcial aid Ia obtaining access to them.
The Commissioner, in suggesting the call from the
House OF Representatives upon the oaics to which hs
belonged, : intended to crush the military officers by .r
porte statements OF his own, but the Secretary Of the
~Istsrlor spoiled the plan by introducing some papers
which escaped yeur correspopdent's attention, asd
which, like fink rollers used in the celebrated dght OF the
San Diego editors, " gave the affair quite q different
The Secretary Of War, ON learning from the secretary
Of the Interior that the com%.s.Gn.r nd Wished .ass' r., &.
ssrvice,' offended the .Commissionsr gravely, IL
ssems, not only BY failing to. comply promptly,
Of the secusations against them, and opportunity for re.
ply. The consequence Of this disrespsct 10 the Commis-
sioner was the direct contradictions OF all his charges by
tbs Indignant ofcers, Who characterized them ss M.
quah6ed csiumniss, and intimated that the ''poor Dsla-
wares, for whom 10 much sympathy was professei. wsre
spectators, whose interests. in view OF conte
donations OF these ctded lsnds to telegraph and railroad
companies, were opposed TO the settlers, whom ths on
GERS considered fairly entitled to the customary privilege
r. cannot think your correspondent, tE.r willing TO
be used 30 the instrument OF persecution, hope he
viii take another look AZ the documents which supplied
him 9TH Q topic on Monday, and correct the iajusttcs
he bss done 70 toe oaaesrs he thsn sssailsd 80 nav.r.
Thee cate,s ere psecIuded BY sbseuss =, . d'.tsa
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CORRESPONDENCE OF OTHER PAPERS.
Correspondence Of the Psnnsyivanian

. % - A
The French Spoltdtion Bill-The 7eDas Claim
The French Spoiation bill has not yet been presented
TO the President for his signature, and, therefore, all the
positive predictions which are afoat about . veto, are,
To say the least OF ii, premature. My own impression
is, that this bill will not receive the sanction Of ths Exc
cutive; hut this impression Ia wholly derived from the
action which the President took on this bill when q
member Of Congress-, and from the well known fact that
his views since tpen have undergone no change.
The estate left BY the late Mr.. Maury, of this city, 10
valued at $500 600.
To-day the creditors of the late republic Of Texas show
some signs of returning vitality. The Senate will not
agree 10 the House amendment; and on the report of the
Joint Committee Of Conference, the final struggle will
com cnce. One OF the most distinguished members of
the lobby informs me that the heaviest holder OF Texas
bonds has offered o contingent fee of 81 900, in case OF
the passage OF a right kind OF bill Ineed not add, that
the lobby have struck for higher W ,ges. One Thousand
dollars, indeedl 1t would hardly ray for some mems
oyster, cbampagre and faro proper tiles for one evening.
This is a fast place.
The 'arif bill is dead for this session at least, and
those who have been voting for Buncombe are thoroughly
aware Of the fact. 80
The nomination, by your legislature, OF some sixty
odd candidates fer United States Senator has caused no
little amusement here. We of Pennsylvania. however,
take great PRIDE in the fact that our noble old State con
tains so much raw material for the most distinguished
body in the world.
[Corres ~pondence of the Post
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, 1855.
Falling OF Of he Revenue,
bave just procured from the Treasury Department
the following comparative statement Of revenue received
during the last six months OF 1653-54, at the ports Of
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Charleston
and New Orleans - " +.
Boston. Ne,e york. Philadelphia.
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Correspondence of the Post.l
Appointments by the Precedent,

BY Ann WITH THE ADVICE AND CONSENT OF TIN sxSATs.
Augustus G. j Dodge, of lows, 10 sbe Envoy Extra0rii-
nary and Minister Plenipotentiary Of the United States to
Spain.
Leonidas Martin, Of Alabama, Consul at Mazstlau, in
Mexico.
SAMUEL 7. Ceilings, Of Pennaylvanis, Consul for the
Empire OF Morocco.
v. W Banks, of Virginia, Consul at Aquas Calientes,
In Mexlrn
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q ILL., - FN#NNr - = Z
~ .e-4a-a ~. "a Obltpsry.. - :
DEATH OF TWO NEwsPAPEEp PUBLIsHERs-FATHER
- :. = stsF 20 AND SON. ---e.tHG 80 :
: Died, in Boston; OF, the 9th. inst, in the sixty ninth
year of his age, HENRY RoaERs, father Of the proprietors
Of the Boston Journal. bs~- x.,.
Mr.. Rogers was born in New London, Conn; on the eth
Of August, 1886. At the age of twelve years he was
placed in the printing Office of James Springer, of New
Losdon, who published a paper called the Weekly Oracle,
to learn the printing. business, where he remained for
three years. In 1901 he was transferredlto the Office of
ioe 1 ~ Major E Eiisss S. : nsEap sIsS p pSossh Ss rs sa aassi
till 1906, when, on the 9th of August, he graduated
from bis apprenticeship. He soon after came to Boston,
where he was employed in the Office of Messrs. Belcher
&ArmstIong until the spring Of 1907, when. he went To
Worcester. to assume the management Of the National
partner in the EJis establishment, and in 1928 Mr..
Rogers retired, leaving Mr.. Griffin the sole proprietor.
Alter a few years the paper, owing to the scanty sup
Mr.. Moses N. Grout, to the present proprietor Of the
Worcester Palladium, Hon. J. 8. c. Knowlton, by whom
the name, National ADis was omitted, and it is now
published by MIR. knowiton under the title of the W0r-
In 1888, at the strong solicitation Of the friends OF the
old Ggis, and who promised to sustain it, Mr.. Rogers
mmen its publication, under the editorial charge
Of VIM. Lincoln, Esq. He continued the publication Of
the paper until June, 1885, when he disposed OF 1t to
Messrs. Thomas Il Jonathan Buttcr6eld.
Soon after retiring from the Agfs, Mr.. Rogers removed
to Boston, where be has since resided. de was one Of
az a conductor Of the pnblic press embraces those peri.
DDS which have been marked by the strongest political
excitement in the history Of our country. ~
In his decesse his aged partner 10 life and his children
mourn the loss of a kind and aGectiouate husband and
parent, and those who enjoyed his acquaintance a true
and steadfast friend.
Mr.. Harry ROGERS, Jr., son Of the above, one OF the
proprietors OF the Boston Journal, 10 Boston, on the 18th,
two days after his father, after a very brief illness. The
funeral Of father and son will take place tomorrow. from
the residence of the latter in Milton, Mass. Mr.. Henry
Pogers, Jr., wss a gentleman OF considerable ability, and
was highly esteemed and respected in the business COM
munity. His age was ~torty-fve, and he leaves a wife
and children to mourn ha loss.
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House OF Representatives.

WASHINGTON, reO. u, koao.
RESTRICTING DEBATE IN COMMITTEE or Tms WHOLE.
The resolution OF Mr.. Jones, (dem OF Tenn, was
adopted, that for the remain aer of the session all debate
in Committee Of the Whole on the State OF the Union
shall be confined strictly to the question or proposition
updcr consideration, EXCEPT during such evening sessions
as a majority Of the House may order for general debate,
THE LIEUTENANT GESERlLsHP CONFERRED ON GIN. SCOTT.
suspended the rules TO take up the Seuate's joint rssolu.
ton authorizing the President 10 confer brevet titls OF
Lieut.. General on Gen. Scott, for his emineut military
services. Passed, by a vote of 126 against 65.
Mr.. GDDnGs, fabolidonist), of Ohio, vaiuiy sought to
offer the following resolution
Whereas, The true policy OF this, aud all republican,
govsrnnpcnts, consists 10 maintaining peace, ~ Ear a. pos.
sible, with ail nations, and diseourngins the spirit OF war
and rsptne, therefore,
Received, That MAJOR General Winfield Scott, for his
persevering efforts to maintain peace and avoid blood
shed on our Northeastern aud Northwestern frontiers,
when they were threatened with, violence aud war, ia
the American people. -.t.N
ADDITIONAL LAND DISTRICT IN WISCONSIN.
The HOUSE passed q pill establishing an additional Land
district ID WiscoDsin.
ExrgTss NAIL TO THE PACIFIC.
Mr.. hcDoUGAL dem Of Va. moved the suspet sion OF
the ruies in order to report q bill authorizing a daily ex-
press mail between 81. Louis and San francisco. Not
agreed to, by q vote of l4 against 65.
INDEMNITY To SPANISH SUBJECTS.
The Bouse considered the Joint resolution to fulal the
stipulatioas OF the article OF the treaty Of 1919 bstween
the Uuited States and spain. It directs the Secretary Of
the Treasury to pay 10 persons entitled to receive, the
came, the fun amount OF damage decreed by Territorial
ard District Judges Of the United States for losses in
Fast Florida. The amount involved is over one million
c~rdciars. Without concluding the subject, the House
adJouInsa.
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81 : - ..c. - ~AIsAKy, Fob. IL, 1856.
.Tss Csnsus 'bal wss discdsssas BY COMMITTEES OF the
wbols, the ~'qusatioa being on, Mr.; Dicknson'u amsad-
msnt taking The appoiatment or marshais out Of the
hands Of supsrvtsers and Councils, and giving same to
the Secretary Of State. .s
Adjouroed.
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iegraphic Marine Reporss

NEW ORLEANS Feb .i2-Arr ship Frsneoneis. Boston.
arr Feb 10 sbips William. and Zephyr, Boston: walter
Scott, Bath; Joseph Jones, Camden; barb T~ammsny, Pbiis.
dslIAis.
GilIin caleutta Nov l.
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DESTRUCTIVE FINE IN TOLEDO, OHIo.-Last Sat-
urday evening, at nine O'Clock, . 6re broke out Ia the
northwest corner Of the double frame building occupied
by Nye 4 Co., booksellers nd I. c. Stewart & Co., dry
goods merchants, which was consumed. The Are orixi.
Of Nye & Co. Notwithstanding the rapid pros
rem Of the flames, = large share Of the
goods, papers, Re, were saved. The .buiiiing
The building Lwap wholly covered BY insurssse In the
Continental Insurance Company, Of New Yorh CITY,
$1,000. Messrs. Nye 4 Co. had : policy in the City In.
surspce Company, Of Cleveland. for 81, 900. Their s,oct
consisted Of shout - 900, one half Of which va. prcba.
bly, saved. Ths stock Of Msssrs. Stewart kCo was most.
" sAvsd. II amounted 70 $4,000 or sl2, OoO, asd "a.
inssrvd for go. 900 10 several New York city insuraocs
cmpsnies.-Tsied Blade, F3. O.
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On 6aturdsy svsaisg.. February 10, By tbs Rev. prs
-NiIlstf ct his ~rssds1ce, No. sos Broome street, Mr..
saARtn 9. Z. BuxRzs 10 Miss HELEN MARY Kibsr Airof
this city. $3.50 F.
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x x, sssAdsasds seA seld- thsFH cara aes$sgsur y
= s Jssr K: S,sss sssssss .ssSesgk<ssev ssiss ..1
.nark.A AZ ~ sssfEss tf M Ksss1y tAieherefszAseA
tress, are waiting ordera
The hall ofbah suvssrov. Of New York. sold Cor 70.
PHILADELPHIA Feb IL 4SRx-rhs: shio, Nen.srsu.
Dunievys from Liverpool, 70 Of the. DreskwstSr.