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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-12
Financial and Commercial.

LONDON uoSvY NsnKs1-TRrnAY EVENING June
gT.-Thc English funds have continued good a about
the closing prices Of yesterday but lei on rather
tho fraction better than otherwise. Consols closed
n o. p5x for the account, cy. div; bank
took, giI a ais; Reduced Q per Cents, % s5t,;
Reduced per Cents (ncw), e5I . os. Ex
chcquer bonds eas Exchcquer bills lis IA. prem.
The improved state o. the weather has assisted the mar
kc, and should this only few days longer, the hay
harvcs, will have been brought 10 conclusion in man
DER most satisfactory TO the farmer, while the st
important crops will have made corresponding advance
that in the end may be hoped the agricultural labors
Of The year viii be ,rowneI WITH general soundsnce
parlor held yesterday f26th OF June), have again
leased 'hc screw" by lowering Their rate Of discount
from per cent al which has stood Tor four weeks, 10
A.. per cent The nmes' city article of to-day says:
The has produced effect the only point pre-
yiousy ~ doubt being whether short delay would not
adopted. II certain that with the prospect OF slight
temporary increase in the demand for money consequent
upou the loan nsalmcn Of fi 600 600 which falls due
Saturday reduction 20 per cent would not imme-
datey be resolved upon, and as nevertheless seemed
inevitable that that become general many
were disposed 10 believe that no immediate ac
lion would take pace. The OF the directors how
appears 10 have been the best that could have been
pursued, both Cor the bank and the public. The bank
viii now probably benefit from the extra demand for
commodation which viii arise saturday, and the pub.
lie will have the advantage OF escaping that speculative
stimulus which sudden change 70 the exeu OF per
The money market is ebundan,ly supplied, and the
probability Of further reduction next week 10 four per
.ent has given general confidence. The london Joint
stock banks have also reduced their rate Of allowance for
deposits 20 81 per cent The discount houses did
4spe any notice the subject Although Il IL possible
they may defer until the end Of the quarter such atcra
ton as may be intended they have nevertheless been
doaug business at a to per cent below the minimum
rate OF he Bank Of England On TIC stock Exchange the
preparations for M payment Of ar nsalment OF 20 per
cent an thr new i1au ~ morrow, amounting u 81 600
900 md The approach o. the railway scslemcut have
caused more demand AM om four 20 eve per cent has
been ssaulea las short adyanscs Tue imports d specie
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The " BIisterv or the United states.
TBE KANSAS ANTI sLAvYRy AND SLAVERY AGrTA-
rrrom the Iondon Times. June

Iron the london Times June 81
The slavery question j. the great difficulty OF tho United
states. This has been so long and 80 often said, the
United States still keeping together and continuing TO
flourish that people have cot TO doubt whether u IS
difficulty But though the United State grow wealth
Tor the prosperity Of country. There should be some
thing like peace and harmony among the members OF
state. We say, something like Il; complete harmony s
We arc aware, impossible; but " people cannot agree
they can nj any rate agree 10 differ. But this V just the
slavery question one which people will not agree
70 differ. IL is question which appeals 70 the natural
scrce Of justice and right and wrong 70 the deepest
instincts and the strongest feelings Of the human
mind. People are too serious about It and too
much in earnest 10 be able TO treat neutral ques
son exees ,nelr ennsam ana you ~ ss ~, pni
aton Of tho United states thinks The other half foes 10
humanity and monsters in human shape. The other half
rctorts by the cptbcts lsnacf Niger worsbppcr,v
"mcdder fool and does not always conanc itself 10
cphcs as witness the late In the Senate house at
WASHINGTON This is the price that the United states pay
for their continuance Of slavery Nor we say that a.
ise wholly unjust one We know the serious obstacles
10 abolition, and viii ne, Judge them hsrshiy stii
slavery, in this age, y a deep blot upon any coun
Try. However oongcnal may have been with former
states Of society and of the human mind slavery y re-
p enan 70 The enlightened moral sense; has become 70
think u right that should belong u another II
against The light Of improved by Christianity
nation, then, must expect 70 pay for settling itsei
aealns, ehi and harborng the unc thing. Ana this
the pcnalty--strfe and hatred, every mans hand
agains, his brother The badgccn the bowie knife and
Justice and truth, or what they think You may talk
10 them about political necessity but dosrine Of ro-
cal necessity viii reconcile people 10 what vitality In
lfinges upon their sense Of justice and r ght II
you viii, then have slavery you must Sight Tor IT, Hn-
man nature viii not lei you have without hghtng.
You are IN Fact by your very positlos, in state Of
sicge. This " your punishment--a punishment which
comes upon you no, by any miracle extraordinary
mtcrroston but by the natural or fer of events
IN these last remark we have had IN eve The pre-
sent state q Kansas The slavery question pfeyirg
u docs always, like chronic disease upon tae bo3y no
tl.n "A Ia
terrible and ulcer Tie newly formed state Of Kan
sas, tte sSisSns West WHICH taSc: is aas lsVn TIC
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THE LATEST.

lUY TrtEcRsrH FROM LONDON TO tivKxroot
IospoS June %, 1866.
The Bishop q Aros according 10 the Paris corrcspon
dent OF the Times. intends visiting England and ireland
with view OF exciting sympathy amongst the Roman
Catholic prclacy behalf OF the maintenance Of the
Pope's temporal power,
Talow quiet at as on the spot and AZ Cd for the
las, three months of the year 1856.
Consols steady with little doing, closing al ejis
o., for account aud o.. e5As for money.
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India aud China.

The steamer America arrived at Trieste June 20
She lcn Alexandria on the Goth june, The India aud
China malls 10 leave Alexandra the 2ist, with
adyices from Calcutta 10 tho 1Th OF May Bombay 10 tho
27th OF Mag Hong Kong TO the 10th Of May, shanghac TO
the I'd Of May and Manila 10 the 9th OF May.
Public works In India stopped Tho Santas
again unquiet An insuYrecton Il foot yizagara.
tam. The King OF Dude had arrived at Calcutta
Exchange ri Bombay, 2s. I'd. freghts have risen.
Tho cotton market was active.
Exchange at Calcutta, %. I'D. Trade quiet.
Sugar keld nj high prices Salipetre In demand
Freights very low at Calcutta.
A band Of rebels was approaching eoochow, eighty
miles distant from Shanghae.
Exchange at Canton ~. 1od; at Shanghae, g. stsd. al
Manila, g. slsd. Freights on China 81 los. TO "a.
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THE LATEST MARINES,

IaysRrooi, June U.s. % 2 W
Mcssrs Richardson, Spence CO. report Is foiovis--
Breadstua-wcalher continues brilliant and the marSss
opt with little inquiry Cor any article. Provisions vtth
cut salngo cctton-A steady inquiry, and prcs vers
arm, sales 10000 bales
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Germany.
PBivATEERIYo AND THE UNITED srATEs-pUTIEs

At the last sitting Of the Germanic Diet the Russian En-
yoy put in noto In conformity with those OF the other
Powers which signed the treaty OF Paris calling upon the
assembly 10 adhere TO the declaration respecting the
rights Of neutrals and the abolition Of prvateering Is
believed that when the adhesion OF all European Powers
Is obtained Europe viii call on the United States TO adopt
the same principles,
Among the propositions laid by Prussia before the Zo
verein Conference nj Elssnach Is for modification
Of the duties rice. This proposal Is rumored 10 be
uniform duty Of Is groschea per cwt all rice whether
shelled the huSs.
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daring the week have been moderate; but owing y -
state Of the foreign exchanges the greater p,ros a ~
Liza last week, has been purchased by the Bank Of Egg
land which OF course vii. tend swell its stock 81 BID
The return from the Bank Of England the week eua
ing the 2lst Of June gives the following result vines
compared with the previous week
Public deposits ,..-fH is2iIo Increase sissss
Rest........... 1881 ,00l Increase. l6,lla
On the other side Of the account
Government securities. 276.l26 Increase .Eo oGg
Sth ONE, securities ...... HMisSa Increase 49,
The amount Of notes in circulation Is flo 322 s60 b.
ing an increase Of fSs $40 and the stock Of bullion IN k
departmens, fl2 oes showing an increase Of ere
lT3 when compared with the preceding return.
good business has been done this week in bulRsn.
Silver, both bar and dollars has been freely purchase
latter although the printed price not altered have ben
done in one or two instances as high as o.. "a. We
has principally found its way 70 the bank.
Foreign goi in bars (siandard} .....per oz..3 II
silver in bars (stAndard). per oz..o ~
Gold CON- Portugal pieces. per o. % II
doubIoous, Patriot. ....... per o. 3 IL
10. Spanish. 80. per OF. q ~ 3
Nsspo'eons, .............".' per Or 70
Silver CON- Mexican / 5. Amer n dolls. .psr OK
Spanish pillar dollars. ..per or. % IsH
The British funds have been very steady In tone, 81
have advanced y per cent during the week. varisss
circumstances may DO mentioned as having tended =
.hs favorable influence, amongst Others the retura 9
promising weather. the increasing ease Of the monaw
market aud the reduction Of the rate OF a.
count by the directors OF the Bank Of England. D01
though an Improvement has thus been realized,
not be said that business has increased in the pre-
portion In fact the advance has taken place in spite e
languid markets. clear proof that its position Is ssunA
and healthy and that the public do net consider press
quotations too high Yesterday Conso were first quoeeA
at 94 94X. They almost Immediately returned 70 04K
ei2., and sales then took place, which caused
fall to 94ss. The last official xanactons at OAK
o. but after regular hours there sellers at 94I
The following table will show the fluctuations in Ca
soils since the Goth Instant
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-15
bed and the old 'oman arte, him

bed and the old sonan artei him
Bimeby Unkle Jake, arter tossin an
Foiiin about, gifts 30 sleep. and drent
that all his dimicrat friends he used to
be With so much, wouldn't have hutmn
TO do with him, an that he couldntnot
longer vote his old ticket, far Las cid
srlends and his old principles and he
groaned n spirit.
Aunt Nancy walked him up, skeerea
10 deth, an Unkle Jake had to out with
he hole thing. Aunt Nancy Jumped
out w bed and declared she couldn't
stay thase that no>nuthun couldn't
cum a nigh her. Unkle Jake at last
told her eff she would forgive him he'd
50 early IN the mornn and git out Of
the thing, bat she told him no, she
couldn'l stand him till moInin, and
directly UnkIe Jake hal o1d's his close
and went out and got the Presid,n nj and
sum more OMEN together, and Swore
he must git out afore mornin or kill sum
body one; They let him out and
when he got loose, he sung, he danced
ana capered like boy-ho run home
and Ike to squeezed Aunt Nancy to
deth; she, good old soul, was mitiiy
riIed about it an powerfully distressed
and sealed his pardon with a kiss Of fer>
glvaness, and let bygones be bygones
One man soon arter limited to UnEle
sake that he herd he was ncsnhung
when he pitched into The feller an like
to wallopei him to deth; since that
time no>body has evea accused INK e
jake Of bein no>nuthin
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-15

are delinquent for non non>payment
of the tax due thereon for the fis>
cal year 1855. Now therefore I.
the undersigned tax collector of said
county, will on the 1st monday in
April Tbeihs the 18th day of said
month"; A. D. 1856, in front Of the
Cont House door Of said county rro-
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-15

THE DIsRAScE OF THE SUg FROM
THE EARTH INCREASING The
German journals have given some tables
whica prove that the distance between
the earth and san is increasing Annually
oDd ARGUE from it, that the in ceasn5
humidity Of our summers and the los1
of fertility by the earth, are TO
be attributed solely to this cir
cumstance. No credit has here
tofore been given to traditions
of ancient Egyptians and Chm
csc. according TO which these
people formerly said the suns
disc was almost four times as
large as we now see it, for they
estimated the apparent diam
eter of the sun as double Of
what it is seen IN our day. Ii,
however, we pay attention to
the continued diminution Of
the apparent diameter Of the
sun. according to the best obser>
yation of several centuries, we
! must suppose that the ancients
| were not mistaken In the estim
ates they have transmitted to us.
! In the course of SIX thou sand
years from the present time,
they assume that the distance
will be SO great that only an
! eighth part of the warmth we
| now enjoy from the sun will be
communicated to the earth, and
it will then be covered with
eternal ice in the same manner
as we NOW see the plains of the
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-15

coed and sell, al public auction TO the
highest bidder for cash, all of said lands
aud Lots, or so much thereof as may be
necessary TO pay the taxes due thereon
for the fiscal year 1855, and all costs,
about selling The same.
f, Moore t. c.,
March Sd. 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-06

A CARD.-To eorTItERNFRs. DRINKERS or CON-
"A gres water are renbl, informed that mineral
Of saranga" sass arc extensively imposed upon hc
public IN The southern and Southwestern states where per
sons hse articles desire and think ey purchasing
tonsress water &e whereas Al Saratoga there
OF All kinds from Congress dawn ditch and lhc
articles imposed IN h the public mostly art
persons desiring raeci Of Cossress water As eject q
them being entirely genuine Congress
tines resulting Il erious psfmsnenl areaie. by w.snss
ing the digestive destroying the OF the
%,he e being limo ss aSsren, from ia, pri"ssd ~
saline cshsrcs Dissolved IN ordinary wserwhe Congress
however, dcbsied he paeni may BE- Il being onc Z veil
curative. The Congress Spring, is well Known, u
s ss 'rss sh reru sas,s ,y rss years pas. has
confounded The name Of the spring with that Of the
place, thus ancrdng the opportunity for swindier. 70
o. the reputation obtained BY the Ccdsress spring in long
ssre. Of years The injury thus nacted upon public and
finding either eec, injurious effects from heir nae they
" future refuse the genuine Congress suppo@ing
lis genuneness hal Is IN boIes ana so,s. ssrns enr
names the old bottles aud grcedy bought up BY
counerfe'iers for the purpose q hng Them with their value
only of those you rely congress water and none other
and be certain that the cork rs branded OF
water-C VIZ wihou, these words n L. a vs"sess
dangerous counterfeit the compounds called Saratoga
powders Saratoga salts &C they not only vsuess
inurous-no, possessing the the
w powders o. The shops Thathi mpossbeo form Con-
srcs water nriesy We have The authority q tho celebrated
reccmbne hs ingredients 70 make article o. equal
quality the effects of which win be me the natural
and packages and ~ ordering direct enclosing dra
for The amount ordered mveH saely forwarded
genuine Congress water only III reliable persons and ~ az
anime the lettering Of the cork brand
Congress Spring Saratoga springs and No "a FLAMES
New fork CITY
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On Thursday, July g. by Rev. C. Clapp, JOIN HAsIAN
to RrTH Hill, all Of this city.
On Monday, July 80, ut the Church of st. Vincent do
Paul. Canal street. BY the Rev DIR. la Font, SAMUEL
llcRuI, ESQ., county Devon England TO ELIZABETH AGNES
o'SiAiIKy, county Mayo, Ireland.
County Mayo papers please copy.
At san Francisco. Cal, June 5, by Rev. b. Brierly
JONI r. FLEMING to Miss AETE j., daughter OF Capt j.
Wright, all formerly Of New York city.
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Al Harlem, July the vile OF Capt joins L. GROOM of
boy
At Harlem, July A. the wife off d. r. PUTNAM boy
Washington Putnam
In Brooklyn, July !, the wife Of ArGrsuS Snow, of a
boy.
The two last named gentlemen belong the editorial
corps OF the New York Herald.
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other vegetable be preserved In perfectly fresh
state BY the OF Spratus patent self sealing cans uh
directions preserving ali kinds of fruits and vegetables ac
company the Price for quarts 81 50 dozen; half
gallon IS So ~ BAH orders by post otherwise, prompt
Ign. WELLS PROVOST propreors, No. 81 Pearl stSet
Near Franklin SQUARE. -
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awnings, Tents, Political Banners, De-,
made 10 order az the shortest notice mail
promptly atte aided To c. H. TYLER,
% East broadway, near Ca,harine st., N. Y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TDIToR OF THE HERALD-YoUR PAPER, OF THE
HeS on 90 n al wR H the
complaint had been made as e the condition Of he FIRST
had been negligent Street Inspector in that ward who
could be % restore the streets in Ills Ward 70 aproper con
ton The undersigned who either residents OF the FIRST
ce done Mr. star the Street Inspector referred TO in the
ss he Fs
not been IN 50 good and ceany condition at any former Tune
lpeeon and ' care Of Mr. starn talk restoring the
have been Uniformly Kept good condition By Mr. stsr
John Rice 100 Broad street, Caleb q Pearl street
- Front street; Wright Lord 40 brood street. conlt
sherman braney Il cssates Slip Nathan raisa coen
es p S1saer ges c y sea
John Holster, battery Hotel VIM. wimerlng 50 Broad
Ss1a
y Phillips Phoenix Is State street. Jonas Bartlett W.s,ns-
q Pearl street. bcae Melcs Dewitt 80 Pearl street
EERRY NoTIcE.-oN AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY
he % sosand Lake and sing sns ferry
Hudson River Railroad at Crugers station 70 meet the up
T LIBERTY coTERIE-rHE MEMBERS AND HoNoRA.
~ r members Of Liberty cotere requested to attend
osoca Is ss MN Be s Sa ps a IL
'' 'A' every s%Is bE s
MAseNIG-yJIE MEMBERS OF EXCELSIOR LODGE,
~ No l9s, A NJ, arc Requested to be pu,e.uaal n
Fellows Hail. Grand and Centre streets, business
of importance will be brought up their consideration An
members in will for their pre-
pared to pay the same. BY order of q. w. RAY w. IL.
w. r. palmer, Jr., Secretary pro tenn.
NOTICE TO CREDITORs.-NOTICE Is HEREBY
4N given according 70 law, to all persons having claims
against Charlotte Osborn, late of Bepor in the town OF
Brookhaven and county Of Suffolk deceased that they
qured to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof the
subscribers the OF the last Will and testament the
said deceased the dwelling house OF Edward Osborn one OF
the executors at Belport ead before the 10th day
Of August next. Dated the 2ih day February, 1856.
EDWARD OSBORN }Exac,tors
WILLIAM kEVAN, }r'Aeo"'ois
OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES, NO. 30 CHAMBERS
" street, new Court HouseD New York. juno ~ 1885,
Public EoiiceTo avoid the risks hat must inevitably
from the crowd OF who 10 the latest day the
payment of their have determined adopt the follow
ing rule which will be rgdy adhered during term Of
oAce:-l shall receive after O'Clock r. H. Every
officer In this Department strictly prohibited from receiving
envelopes containing checks the OF
taxes. BY order, HENRY ii. HOWARD, Receiver.
TT,AMMANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER.--BRO-
hersA regular meeting the institution will be held in
the council chamber OF the Great Wgwa Monday
ing the 7h nst half hour aer the setting of the
General and punctual attendance requested by
LokENZO b. SHEPARD, Grand Sachem.
STErHE. c. DuRygA Secretary
Manhattan of ruks seventh of discovery
364 OF independence Sls AMI OF the institution the 6sh
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a67 Broadway Warren street call attention 10 their large
complete stock Of decorative bsngings from the best
French and American factories Artistic workmen only
yoyed, and all work warranted.
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merchants VIII and ull stock Of every style and quality
trade at te lowest market prices ut THOMAS
FAYE co.'s 257 Broadway directly opposite the City
Hall.
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md American paper hangngs gilt cornices bands pins &C.
lace and muslin curtains table floor and stair ocohs
slod shades only i4s pair shades of every description
. order, AZ wN. q. BROWNS No. 26i Greenwich
street, between Murray and Robinson.
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osre year estimate Of the earnings Of opera
or with one of Singers latest improved high speeded
aines The season quitting Rings and Other profitable
YORK close hand and the time 70 buy the machines
md prepare Tor il The that machines either for
private fsmies In large Manufacturing establishments
bousapds who and hey dispute New machines
Exchanged TOR and inferior the usual liberal
1cyms l. n 6lNGEE Ot.. aG Hroadway.
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The Catarrh Doctor, g. Howard Marshall,
Will be again at ST. Nicholas Hotel New York, Monday
July 81 staying few days only Direct all letters st. Nj.
cholas Hotel, New York.
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The ladies Of New York and vicinity respectfully inform
"a that the entire stock Of dry goods 10 the above establish
has been reduced 3 cent In price Tremendous
ursains offered buyers OF dry goods will find
sosk<r advantage buying
Where COLUMBIAN HALL.
u4I lrao
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biy of these medicines the treatment Of scurvy and all
diseases Of the skin and glands, and the wonderful
the pills IN stomach complaints and darrhua render them
indispensable 10 all travellers by land Sold
infactores No " Maiden lane, New York, and No.
Strand, London and by all druggists at &c 621ac and 81
or box.
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Wigs, Wigs, Wlgs.-5,OOO Of those Invisible
wigs and toupees at NEDHCRST& CO.. Y Maiden lane
made Of the best Materials warranted not to shrink change
color Beware OF extravaganza Broadway prices. Braids
banda eura
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tns paten, improved portable canopy and combining
teantr cheapp.ss simplicity and perfect security against
and naccts without obstruoiDg the circulation OF
air N, II. DORSCrI manufacturer,
100 Cana street corner Of Wooster street, ~ "
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The balance of spring and goods all
been marked down, articles much below the
sporaon such printed barescs and jaconot robes
sks chaeys barege de- lalnes. nantIiae, Ac.&c
Ladies DESTROYS Of procuring bargains, will lind their
vantage 70 call. q. b. WILLIAMS
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OF all dear days,n when money goes,
July the Fourth IL dearest;
For fireworks liz and champagne flows,
And pocketbooks look queeresi.
But strangers hrre may save In clothes
The sum they spend on others,
II, while IN town, they purchase hoae
Made by the famed SMITH BROTHERS,
Al the price clothng stree
New York
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Defiance SaIamander Safes.--IsObert M.
PATRICK is the sole manufacturer in the United states Of
the above celebrated and patent powder proof defiance
locks Depot 1872 Pearl street, door below
Maiden lane,
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Ezaehan ale excellent articles being malt and
hops useful the imported Delivered at les per
pinis smaller Size at vi g. allowed for bottles
Office, 100 Water street.
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szcie admiration among all oonnosseurs Ia sut Of
segant private apartments for supplying his inmabe dye
he only reliable krce Of the kind exant Wholesale and
nddres4. -NpL -. -