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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-16

bSr 1t is stated in the New York pa
peis that at Tammany Hall, four clerks
are constantly employed in making out
natursl lization papers, and that for seve-
raj days past the number naturalized in
that city has averaged eight hundred
per day. y .--.LL n-- ------. -
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-16

The Princes ROYAL The bridal
arrangements, The magnificent trous<cau
of the b. ide, ctc in view of tho approuch
ing marriage Of the princess royal OF
England, at Berlin, attract so much at
trntion that hundreds are actually going
from London to witness them. There
are six rooms filled with silks, satins,
ribbons, vclvats, costly lace, al,iGcia.
f l'wrrs, exquisite ombroiIpriga ~ gold
and silver, honnets, caps, gowns, glove,
body and table linen, diamonds aaa "
tIy, shawis, manteiS aud toiiet l,Gui'c-
ments of every description, color ard
material Thirty persons have been en-
gagged during several months on the EN-.
oroldcry, and 100 needle women have
worked on the different articles.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-16

"a The receipts Of the Connecticut
State Fair at New Haven am6nuted to
something more than ten thousand dol
lars-a pretty nice sum,
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-16
DD> The Westerly Rife Company

BV- The westerly K'fe COmpany-
Col. Card, co~manding-accompauied
by the Westerly Brass Band. appeared
in our streets, on Monday, in full uni.
form, for military exercise aud parade.
They made a fine appearance, as usual,
and acquitted themselves in q soldierly
manner
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-16

B@ While straw pcdlar was driving
through the streets of New York one
day last week, sitting upon some straw,
some malicious rascal set fire TO it, and
he was speedily surrounded by flames.
He escaped with slight injury, but the
horse was rescued with great difficulty.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-16

The ladies Of the PresbyteriaS Church
in Grecnpor:, l.. l (Rev Mr.. Wh;'a.
ker's) manifested an unusually patriotic
type of Senevolence recently, by eleciinq
the three Presidential candidates honor
ary members of the Long Island Bible
Society. ~ e'fG.mr g.an.nz, sa o.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-16
Oyster Saloon.
A BRIGUTMAN

GEORGE A. BRIGHTMAN ~.
VNTOULD respectfully give notice TO the
w public that he his o cned an Oyster
Saloon on Wafer street. un Ter the Cheap
store, and will keep cfnstnntly on hand
River or Pond Oysters of the hest quality,
which he will sell both wholesale and re-
tail Oct. IA, 1856. 81 2S5
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pg~ Thomas B. Stillmau, Esq Of the
Nov,lty Iron Works, N. Y. city, has
been nominated for Congress by The Re.
publicaus Of the 9th District, New York
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pea- \ memorial i, in circulation in
san F'anci>co praying the House of
X prescnta'ives at Washington to cxpel
Herbert for killing Keaiing
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-16

Sa~ The whole population If Nebras.
ka, in 1855, was 44OS. A recent ccn-
>us shows the population to be 10 7l6.
The number of voters 10 the territory is
1905.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-16

psy- In Charleston, s. G the fatal
duel between McGrath and Taber was
witnessed by fifty spectators
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FOUND

IN the premises of the subscriber, sum
" of MONEY, in Bills. and other vnlua-
bles. The owner, by proving property,
and paying charges, can have the same.
..... GORT0N BERRY. .
Westely, Oct s, 1855. 2si
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In this village, on Monday evening la t,
Joshua NoN es. aged about So years.
In this village on the l4,h inst of dropsy,
Susan, wife of Ther Crandall, aged Al yrs.
and months
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Nj. Editor Will you oblige the un
der,igncd, by inserting the following
vote, taken at Messrs. Cottrell & Bah
cocks Machine Shop on Wednesday
last:
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-16

p<n- Dr.. X ,ne left N W York, in the
Baltic, on Saturday the llth,
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L 0 s T.,

ON SUNDAY morning from Mechanic
~ street, n small white pig with black
spot on his back Weight about sob. Any
person giving Information respecting il wi IL
be suitably rewarded. H.--
WILLIAM KELLY, Mechanic st.
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NOTICE is hereby given. that on aud
~ after OSt. u. the regular meetings Of
The Young Mems Lyceum will be held on
Tursddy evening of each week. until fur
ther notice. By order Of the Lyceum,
J,W. SriLLMAN, Cor SEQ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-28

A JOINT MEETING OF TIE TWO DEKocR arc
..th street. for M Purpose d 1ns he slas
J. Sc sSs a. % eSSn sna NJ Peer yl err
ssa As sssFea.y Fheh vas unanimously adopted
.snsess. u appropFae ssesSss resigned heir repeve
sness shyn pn no99a w w sew .r VS. elected th
NeEri sra r. Nicholas Seag-s: Treasurer Of the JOINT
The char hen areoatss Finance Committee conssrg
@ss ass. Sosn ssass ssr 0S sks j.
The char neat appointed TIE following Printing Commit
The Chas Appointed The following Election COMMITTEE
- tske Of lie po the dsv Of eiec,on-Psrick Mas
sersop. Henry J. Ryer, George Leiss
Oh motion. Resolred ma his committee recommend The
q aiming hether n not III persons by them
are f-vor Of me Eesulsr saarser asd COMFY ackeis
arsnnsous:y aios,ed =
whereas View ~ Important issues . the coming eiec.
tp necessary thar The democracy ward should
srsggay united and whereas certain srponted asprans
~ irregular and sef constituted nornons opposition
When a%pos ey SEEK . Destroy tse unity 81 he denoss
81 By acts q peay treason and sAasene intrigue; and
made = he pre- eees and anomalies OF al classes OF Gil
Resolved rSas us Wa-s'cormee support mono but he
per1ar Democratic nonnstOrs and taat Will collectively
asa md ednaly use every eAeron IA our power 70 insure
Resolvsd rha' hal The nomination OF Fernando Wood
OF success and recognise him the III
Ysrson De the chief magistrate his city the
sssFee; ma endorse .. course o. policy gs.g. sy
reforms be has accomplished n a. nbe departments uner
= 9f a. 'T Is aaan s s es
snnpsuary ard ne attempts q fanatics whether pr
citizens or legssaasors
Ke.oved Thai support The regular democratic ward
aoinsied by the elected io cal Of Tam
many Hal, which James Mssisr90a chairman aud W.
. Stewart secretary, hea4ed by or present. Coanrntn
carg. Who BY the fair uitable aud high minded
has pursued while representing The democracy az
ward IN Inc Common Council has secured the ard
.arrors Of his constituents sud ensured his election
Resolved That sulaie democrats brethren
xiumphs Penns wanna and Indapa, that they
Indicate States for buchanan md ree
sem se pre.sn TINE en no 4h o. November ren towrds
en-. lviug the ei.cuon IL the whole democratic ticket
On motion, Resois 81. That meeting OF The
OF the ward be held Monday evening next he -
-, O'Clock the hr-e ~ James Hughes,
pighth avenue. II Forty ninth street.
In retl0n IL. CoTan4.tee adjourned w order.
W. J. srEN ART, Chairman.
rHrrN M.SfrRSoN, fe.-re,.,gew
G.NKzr X. sfREERlIr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-28

a MAJ MEgTfSC or rIIE CITIZENS or KINGS
N county favorable = u election u John q Frenon, 20
As rres3.uy va - o. II IN ~ - Han pas 5ronkyn
Issa - y n. HDn " p
Aad SCI Fieary wa-d BeeeAer vii certainly address ne
sneslnr difcrfn' stands Afer The meesag citizens
-h ward clubs .icrr ~ line ior ~ proc SION
s-vs m. ~s~oGd bird and Fourth Wards with Rockv
ucuutAn Nun. Fu on S.eoN finrrpout. fronting
s-sfcs C.iy Naf. filfh. seventh. Ninth Eleventh a83
Nnetssr,h yards Wellington street. fronting towards
all szstern dsic crnnty towns and herman alubs
nvr.. 2geI1e rur,rr wc>s kixth Eighth Tenth AMI
selh warts Nolr' fronting The prcsrs
son vii " ia sho' crser agund The City Hal PARK
q, Cxurt street. Wrua~h Court 70 Fuitr. Hicks AAn8-
Herry ur,an. Court. baac snfh. Fulton avcnues Bridge
sands Fglfen e bad tuarers.
WIN. Post T. W. RranArd.
Joseph Reeve. VIM ". Hazard.
NiNam kiilards. Commit &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-28

\. ATRIMorIsL.-A. GFNTLExAy FROM VERMONT
w. hr " dve years OF SGr, of highly family
a. he caters himself q some personal attractions and
~ " OF s greater account considerable propertv wishes
matrimonial alliance With lad 81 IKE poson
must be good looking and Of mid and aiahe dsoos
Ton; age 'tm twenty 70 thirty None Americana and
IT, ~ the hghest respectatny need apply AreSs for
ne week, ?. Ai,eo, Herald yace, stating where N 10.
ieIvcw can be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-28

A GRAND DENoCR AffC MASS MEETING or THE
N etireng 81 Prtnara and Rockand courGes
~ resropd r.fy the rational Congressional and
soup'y nxrlnatlons he'd tie Green
Bsuse TArry1s.n Wednesday Octo7ar - a y O'Clock
econ eAn4 and The BAG gun engaged, and
Co. folown d.sgu shcc scakers lAv. With others been
invited
Han srasA y raker Nor. il. yaaierbl'
bon u0raID Sry4Uwur, Ucs :. Dickinson,
Hon Iohn K~liv, Hon Joan Van ia rn
james ~ Brady Eal 1hss. ~ Meagher gsl.,
s,sn AAroa WaFd W W fsrugnam. Esl
Jsnp b. IaakB, EsI. taisn Fr1lt Isl,
lien A. =. tUIger. Hon y. hemhie.
non al 81 Leonard, lion. ID r. -icx'es
psE B1sleed E~t joan r HOFFMAN. Fen,
bon Iohn Neke9u. Gao y. Ry1!ers,
n q arfis, Fsi., Th0s q FEELS, EsI.,
All 3.Lsrs
M eraer Of he Wesi-k asicr Cauutv C1tamlwes
A. n. OcKwOoD, Chairman.
a. b. TArrEN. t..--...,4..
q. a. rrA.pvrTrf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-28

~ hskey FOR sale from United States Bonded Warehouse,
SS nc '''e III. ID. eastman, No sp.pvcr speet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-28

LvURs, FURs, FURs.-P. II. PHILLIPS BPGS MOST
respectfully invite the attention a the public 10 hts
removal from 81 70 9 Grand street. NEXT 70 Columbian Hall
with stock of the fashionable frs all Of the
latest Partisan styles, comprising Russian, HUDSON Bay
blee mink martin, martin, dtcn MARTIN ermne, Chin
chla cardinals. vctorne NUTS cuffs Be- kc all of
which he offer such prices viii astonh purchasers
the cold weather aopeArs p. s-Aiso an assortment Of
gents fur gloves fur trimming, slegh robes &C. Ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-28
ASTRsDIIOGY.

A IL AGREE THAT MADAME MAR, TIE PRRES0I.O-
"A gis the wonder of the she tells your character
and tells your present whether you VIII
be wealthy, describes husband; II marriea
tells you when and whom you viii marry and reads the
events correctly that she asonshes all who visit
her Hours II A. M till sP NJ, t l0T West Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-28

rr IRyprrs NEW AND IMPROVED krNpexHHRa
pressureplaes for ars1a teetA remarkahs Their
Increased N possion o. masata- and vevy
superior 70 Me ordinary susw0 pse vel sdayted for the
VIC ~ rec uin artfcssi .ss ersns irnproy sr
befove ~ rAQins elsewhere Teeth
~ az hcatrn ard every mprov day.
n. Lively, Q@ust No. u wayeie5 plaza
E.S n~~adwAv. RstshlkAe< isN
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IIAVAst--THR HOTEL nF Luz, NO. q OFTCfOS
III s be opened the isi Of November bv Mrs
MARY T. Amy FOR the Accommodation Of her friends and
thc putl1 The hudngs cofnodous ard vel ventilated.
Being grateful for former patronage Mrs Amy VIII every
cndeavor g. insure q cont n-Anee Off.
AROSE HorE. no. 70 BowERy CORNER or BAY.
M ard street for The reccr1on Of guests. Tho
bo,ae has newly furnished throughout with patent
sprire beds and s The rooms vel lighted and v-nlaed
Rooms per night Is and - eents By The week, 81 30 W
~ according b locality
ross, RESTAURANT. NO, 70 BowERy, CORNER or
M Bsyard street for the accommodation Of Lhc
uhc Cornuodio,n supper for parties with bin Of
re second 10 the city Ladies entrance In Bsyard
street
raoss, DINING SALOON. NO. 10 BOwERY, CORNER
M of Ray ard street, h open for burness s1p
piled with vi the assces OF the season and attentive and
se,se walters.
pEFsovs VISITING TIE rsI.AND on CUBA FOR
heath or rsasure, viii find asveesble accommodations.
Al caronaffsous~ which hse tcsn refcd and refurnk
ed For particulars observe ck>uhrs in oGees al Sou
o. sssusrs ~ aee ~ boaSd ssesnera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-28

(yLAIRyOYANCE.-MRS. HAYES, THAT SUPERIOR
" medical and busines arvoyan shing made
daily. Hundreds and thousands have been cured by her
claryoyant powers. rheumatism and Nervousness
cured charge unless satisfactory nations
Electricity administered. 0nice rs Grand steei, " "
HAYES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-28

AN lsTRoIOGIsr THAT BEATS TEE WORLD, AND
"A the only who correct Information Of abeent
friends health, wealth losses lav sus &c she also gtvcs
the lucky NUMBER She hat has
visited city She 70 also making wonderful ali
persons who afflicted With consumption. liver complaint
scroula rheumaism Lin disease would do well
and hor she also The and
Ted kind OF E.B-MadaIne CLIFrToN humbug
II you moneys worth, call and ths wonderful
natural gifted lady, and wiz not g nssatSnod
strex
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-28

DARE CHAN@ FOR. BOOK BUYERs-MEssas
IL EVANS 90 have Just received . splendid stock
standard and popular books. Having bought largely
al the y W York and Philadelphia trade sales are
determined 70 give customers better
hs6elsewhere We shall sell many books o: less man tae
pricee and In shall more A ss
ocb book at the time II sold New booxsreceiyed
lsusSi. Mrs stoves book, Dred for saa ~
gf sncinded: The Bnls of the shaiemnc 81 Is with g AL
BOOKS warranted and perfect Catalogues books
tanning fu exT lnatons with lists Of gifts free any
address application oy mail Great inducements oer
ed ~ agents. EVANS 4 co. 400 aroaaS
Referepces-D Appleton Co, SAG and 34s BRO xay.
Derby jackson, III Nassau street. New York; Philip
SAMPSON Co IL Winter street, Boston, j. \. Lppencot
Co, Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21

furnace Ivy flooring OF brick laid in mortar or cement
Whether the fire caused by hot Goals max NJ their
way through some orcveo in the brick work or by the
gitat heat from the furnace is unknown The floor Of
the hoilrrocm contained large quantity Of shavings
and sawdust Will, immediately in front Of the fur.
mco was heap of hot ashes that had been raked
hom the furnace, showing great careessnes on the
part Of the fireman or other person in charge. Only
about s. damage was sustained.
riRrS IL DRooKLYN-A MAN CONSUMED IN Tux
FLAMES.
About o'clock on Sunday morning fire broke ont
in the tavern and lodging house of Of Peter McGan az
the SPOT of Congress street, near the river. The
flames originated in the basement and the upper part
of the building was soon filed with smoke The
full of lodgcrs who had the greatest diff
Gully in making there Escape, which they did with
the loss of their clothes having time to put them
on. In the rush TO Get out young man named John
RHdey was left in bed His companion attempted to
Arouse him bu, failed, anG having no time to spare,
made his own escape. He never mentioned the cir
cuustance until some 10 or Is minutes aiterwsrd,
and so no timely efforts could be made to save him.
His body recovered after the FIRE suppressed.
He &c years Of age carpenter by trade, single,
and native Of Ireland.
The building was OF frame, q stories in hight, and
conain,d large amount of combustble matters such
ss liquor, &C., which caused the fire to spread with
great rapidty, snd the house was burned to the
ground. rear house belonging to the same prOpre-
tor war considerably damaged, and the contents of
Woodruff & Robinson salt storehOuse considera-
bly, injured by water. The fire, it is supposed, origin
ated by accident. The loss sustained by Mclean is
abou, 81 OOO Insured for ST. 900 in the Mercantile H.
surance Company, New-York.
On Saturday afternoon fire was discovered in No.
: Franklin place, having originated among some COM
bustibe matter under the stairs. 1t was extngushed
10y Officer Decker Of the Second District Police, who
applied few pals of water. The damage was slight.
FALSE ALARM.
Yesterday afternoon the fremen of the Eastern Dis
trict were called out by false alarm sounded for the
Second District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21

NV IspoRrATIos.-The schr. Searsvie, Capt.
se.-s. which arrived here on Saturday from TRIM
Ss& Was loaded principally with old iron, guns, and
Al sscbor from the remains of Spanish men-of-war
tA.t we're burnt in the Gulf OF PARA the Port OF
Sysr . 1897 at the time they were blocksded by
tAe Rrti feet. We gain the following particulars
f-Or passenger on board the Searsville, who was
.sesent during the submarine operations and who
i. sever 81 interesting relics from tue wreck.
Tie American schr Silver Key, Capt. Clark, which
beocs 70 the Submarine Diving Company of Boston,
yted the Gulf of PARA and obtained permission from
Gov. Elliott Of Trinidad operate in that vicinity.
/, Chsquaramas Bay, about ten miles to the west of
tie Port Of Spain, he found in about SIX fahoms OF
water the remains Of the Spanish feet commanded by
Apodses, ct the time the English expedition under
Harvey and AbercrOmbe sailed from Martinique for
TIE sutiugation OF the Island Of Trinidad in 1897.
The Spanish vessels five in uumber-four line
obst,le ships and one fgae-sll being perfect sPec-
uens Of naval sIchtecture-wbich for better protec
ton bed been placed under cover Of the guns and
ncitars of the Fort OF Gaspario. When the English
feet anchored within range Apodaca, perceving the
inpossbllity If escape without engaging, set his
vessels fire Ia prevent them falling into the hands
a. the enemy; the money having been landed ON the
oppote coast. One of the line of-battle ships, by
beng to windward Of the rest, was eventually cap
tulea by the English but four burnt to the waters
edge and sunk with the guns from the wreck of which
tie principal part Of the present cargo of the
S,anville Is taken, consisting of about 90 guns
During the operations, two six Founders OF brass,
in remarkable state of preservation, have also
been rescued from the deep. Their surface was COW
cred with pitch and Their bores were filled with the
same material. They presented.a bright smooth sur
face, having been protected from corrOSon by the art
f,ial covering in which they were enveloped They
ne Of Spanish manufacture, having been founded IN
Seville and are marked respectively 9Th August, l77o
Ind 18th April l777. Their weight is no each The
timber raised from the wrecks presented wonderful
Specimens of preservsiioDpieces of ptch-pine III OIL
most perfect state having resisted the action of the
ssA water for fifty nine Yeas While eak and other
TIMBER, and the iron thereto attached, were nearly
destroyed, copper and pitch pine have resisted the
eject Of the water almost entirely. The duty on this
ho, We understand will be paid under protest. Claim
ing as the company does. that it should be duty Free
having been reg aimed from abandoned wrecks by
American enterprise, it seems to US that this presents
sew question, which admits Of strong argument In
is fsvof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
FINES.
FIRE IN CHAMBERS STREET.

YiRE IN CHAMBERS STREET.
About III O'Clock on Saturday night fire occurred
On the the third floor of the building No. 80 Chambers
ttreet, occupied by E. S. Mills as mantiila manufac
tory. The stock and building was dsnag d TO the
amount Of about 60 900 Insured as follows o. stock:
1n the Excslssor Insurance Company, 5000; Har-
nopy, 5000; Peter Cooper, o., 500; Farmers snd
Mechanics of Philadelphia, s. 500 The building is
owned by Mr.. Holmes. ard insured in the Washington
Insurance Company for $1,000 Eagle $4,000, aud
New-York Equitable $1,000. Damage $500. William
Campbell, private watchmnp. discovered the fire.
SiRK II AIN srREEI, IN TIE SEw HAVEN RAILROAD
DEPOT.
Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock citizen pass
ing the New Haven Railroad depot the Elm street
eide, discovered smoke issuing from Of the win
COWS and immediately gave the alarm Of FIRE.
iioee Company the Deighbothood WAS on the ground
msiew moments and soon exinguished the fire, which
was found TO be in the coal hole under the boilerroon
the upper part Of the establishment is leased by f.
Nh'a0ny who rents the rooms, with stesn-p ser, to
'1"os parties for manufacturing purposes. An ex-
Summation Of the premises showed that the first story
a~ vsee 0oly protected from the heat OF the boiler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
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-" r'..a. n ts,NNg gsllcu -. italian.
e.s,s slow s.ie S.,s.s. ~. hece dane TVS
kiss s'al serfs-s Sa N.s. eenssl ena Ns'i~ sse
.-l f,s,ete. :, le slfS hs ~. " t'ea Wv
ssrtS ts.l N ts ss = ~, s.l.sat the wrdr" w. ~
ssea ~ AN k.s. neuts sNu ,'"" 'e"'si'
- faA,. A. sfesN'a, 49, ~ q, ne M mtd -.
Nake ia. lsyf ssea s,rsri mrctl. cisyed aud Mus
tNses efN...'
..ss 1sve se n.ns.l to sTrvc, have been sold
e.lvFttNe Me -. ~ AsNc bed made on 'hs srot
., NNe~sS riYssN k,s.l a esat reftsctea " asg =
:, sssAss esea 49, Skr lN cent N"Ne 81 S'"a
,sst ~ sNN =, - - ,..,..,,.
49, ~ s..fA~ sSd 81 kSV NNN N"snV, a.,
MAJ ssces- S,.A nst.,,. rerpef sold a. NJ La
SrtSts- 49,. rss, M ~ ISSSi'"' INV '"'''
- .,,S.sa ttf eS A demand throughout the ve>k
S,.k-tses~ 90 = ,,,sl,a g. III higher than this das
81 49, tf.S wr.l Ie. sfe gasN hh's aud wv bags
~ca 49, r.kt tris ese'ed - sGs,Nn Hu'."N 'ne ~c.1
.ssig., 49, a.. "a esher East lnala amounting
Nsrs 49, -. ,s. a.,~ cha sre hevs ~ tut prices VI
stee N .A, have hera "a telv~s 40 M,Ne' uNsns
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,es m, .n.ssuSus b, pei s'e sen,'se' comprise 700
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