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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-05-09

NORTH CAROLINA US1vERs1rr.-The first Distinc-
ton awarded to the following gentlemen of the
Graduating Class of 1857: A. c. Avery, of Burke.
Robert Bingham, of Orange, Benjamin F. Grady Jr,
Of Dnpin, Joseph venabe, of Granville, James L.
A. Webb, of Tennessee, j. E Wharton, CT Guilford
The second distinction was awarded to the follow.
ing gentlemen: John H. Coble, of Guilford, j. E.
Digger. of Warrenton Hubert Harvey, of Missouri
j. c. Mclaughlin, of Cumberland, j. A. Robin, Of
Randolph F. G. Smith, of Texas. j. L. Stewart, Of
Mississippi, H. c. Thompson, of Chapel Hill, G L.
Wimberly, of Edgecombe. -
The third distinction was awarded to the follow.
ing gentlemen T. c. Belsher, of Alabama, D. Nc L.
Graham, of Fayetteville, j. w. Graham, of Hills.
borough, L. B. Hayley, of Alabama, W. H. Haylcy,
Of Alabama. c. A. Mitchell of Chapel Hill, H. Il.
Thorp, Of Nash, N. p Ward, of Franklin F. S. vii.
knson, of Edgecombe. t.
j. L. A. Webb, Of Tenn.-Salutatory. .,<s
B. F. Grady, jr.-Greek Grafton.
Jos. VeRabe.--FrencA Oratiun. -
John E. WHARTON Valedictory. Es3..-
COMPETITORS OF THE SOPHOMORE CLAss-Messrs
Coffin. Cooke, Groom. Evans, Cranberry, Kirkland,
Lea: McClammy, Hugely, Shannon, Thompson,
Withers. +.. -, T.
COMPETITORS OF TIE FRESHMAN CLAss.-Messrs.
Battle, Bryan, Brown. Cole, Coleman Cooper, Fo-
gle. Gibson, Hea'len Hogan, W. Nicholson. l. Roys.
ter. Chapel Hall Gazette =.
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Three Days Later from Europe


HALIFAX May 6.-The Steamer Europa, with Liv-
erpool dates to the 2sth Of April, arrived here to-
day.
The lower qualities Of cotton have declined Id,
Middling has declined I-16d, Fair is unchanged
The stock in port amounts to- 49, 600 bales includ-
ing 600 bales Of american. The Manchester
market has checked the stringeney IN Money. Corn
is quiet and has declined Cd. Sales Of Southern
-four at 2ss to 20; Ohio 3Os to 2ls. Red wheat 7s
1Od to IS 4d. white IS Sd. Mixed corn s2s, yellow
33s, white 34s to $685. Sugar is firm, at partial
advance Of Sd. Coffee is steady. Rice has declined
Cd. Virginia Leaf Tobacco has advanced half pence
Moneyis Stringent, with less demand. The amount
of bullion in the Bank of England has increased half
a million.
LIVERPOOL, April 25s-C Cotton Is dull and rregu.
lar. The sales Of the week amount to a 6ee bales
Flour, prices steady. Wheat is active, and has
advanced two pence on the sales of the previous
week. Corn has slightly advanced. Consols have
advanced one eighth.
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The PAiladelphia Munic;Dal Election

Council, Commissioner of the Treasury, &c.. passed
off quietly here day. There was but little excite
ment, and only small vote polled. 1t is gener-
ally conceded that the Democrats have elected their
Commissioner of the Treasury and majority Of the
Councilmen. a<r
SECOND DESPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, May Elm the election yesterday
the Democrats largely increased their vote The 20.
lect council is composed of 81 Democrats and three
Opposition In the Common Council the Democrats
vii have largely increased majority
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NOAH,s ARK TO BE OPENED.

a ND THE CONTENTS TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
~ at my plantation the City of Raleigh on Wed.
nesday of the ensurng May Among the heteroeen
and congometed confusion of articles may be named
household and kitchen furniture old wagons old plow old
ment of everything accumulate ed through long Of
years by attending public auction, private sales, de- 1t
worth ride Of thirty miles just the piles of stufs
articles and nOndescipt of the contents of the old
ark and respectfully invite all my ends to be presenton
the interesting occasion. -. ~
Terms Of SALE six months credit with bond and good -
curity. - >.
". F. COLLINS. :. 4,
April Q, 1851 4S-swtd. y,
~ Register copy. t.s.-. .--"as
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ANNUAL ExAMNATIoN.-Wea are requested to state,
and take pleasure in doing so, the Rev. G. H. Wiley
will deliver an Address before the students of Will
son Academy and Female Seminary on the 22d, the
last day of the annual examination, which will COM
mence on the 18th instant.
, These institutions are now in charge Of D. S.
Richardson, ESQ.,, late of Franknton. who has &C
quired enviable reputation an instructor Of
youth. ... ..+-. ~..a.
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Commercial Eai1ures in M,m York

New YORK. May 5.-Several failures occurred here
yesterday among dry goods dealers. Among them
are Messrs. Whitney, Fenno & Co.; Shaw Sampson
& Bramhall Lord & Haley. The failure Of Messrs
Whitney { Fenno, it is said, has been occssioned
by defalcation by their confidential clerk to the
amount of $50, 900. Messrs Bugbee, Hidden Co.,
are also reported as having failed. The failure Of
Messrs Prince & Post is also announced. The whole
amount of the liabilities of these firms exceed mil
lion of dollars. -
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M distribution. -Register.

No distribution.
Right for once. mo Distribution" in the Stsu.
dard to-day. The tones Of that Wilmington Cor,,et
Band are still ringing in ears, and We have no
heart for political disquisi,ons just now We confess
we have passion, and We cannot help it, kr
1.-THE Quick step Of the soldiers march, 5-
ADD mssic of the trump and drum"
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W We are requested to state that Maj. G. Il.
Wilder will deliver the annual address before the
pupils of the Wake Male and Female Academy, on
the Sd of June next. There will be free barbecue
on that day. This school, are pleased to learn
is in a prosperous condition. -.. ......
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From Mem OrZe0ns

New ORLEANS, May GA British frigate has ar
rived at the mouth Of the river, with 1870 of Lock.
ridges men, in destitute condition. aa
The storm Of the 29th April did great damage in
the Southern parts of Mississippi. There has been
bad weather recently throughout the South.
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~ We are requested to state that the examina.
ton of the pupils Of Morning Star Institute At Nash
vile, N. c., will take place the 9th, ssth an
2eth of the present month. We are glad to learn
that this school is in q Aourishing condition.
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RDenocratic Triumph in Wilmington.
The Journal of Tuesday brings us the news Of the
complete success Of the Democrats in Wilmington
in election held Monday for five commissioners
of navigation The Journal says:
The ELECTION YRsTERDAY.-The election for Com
missioners Of Navigation held here yesterday passed
of very quietly end resulted rs follows =.
G. w. 1 psss 4s W. ts S.or NOTHING =,
p W. Tanning, 429 T. G. Worth, ass
r. G. Rankin, 437 Geo. HarTiss, 292
II. N. Curtis, 413 j. H. Flanner, 100
Daniel N. Foyles, 415 B. W. Becry. 25e
We do not intend to offer any long remarks, and
none such are needed. The result speaks for itself,
and is Satisfactory that Democrats can afford to
avoid anything like exultstion over Their defeated
fellow citizens, and all afford to take the thing
easy since it is decidedly way As to leave no
ground for squabbng ever it. The average Demo.
cratic majority is 1G5, majority altogether too
large to be accounted for the absence Of any few
voters. We never doubted but thst, il the Demo
Gratis kept trying. they would eventually carry tho
day, and the result shows it. We look upon It as
no mere triumph Of men, for in everything bnt poll
tics we would much rather triumph with, Than over,
the gentlemen on the opposition ticket. The tr;.
umph is purely triumph Of principle.
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GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER OF NORTH Caro-
LrNA,-The regular annual convocation Of this body
will take place in Wilmington on Monday the frat
day of June next
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OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.

OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE, 81
j. H. MILLS, ~
Ethics Metaphysics and PHYSICS
ELDER w. H. JORDAN ~ s'-
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Miss L. ID. JONES, Mathematics. p
Miss NJ A. Smith. Preparatory Department.
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Mas :: n NILS a as:s; p. "a &,
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Tuition in Primary Drapches .,., j. ara
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College Ckssea se 20
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Use Of lustFtsment S.h17 ~. q
Contingent Deposit
Beard. Fuel. lights end WasAing.per MONTH 10
Eve next Session will open on the frat Monday in judy
Eos particulars address q - sst p - '' et'f'
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O1shrd, N. G., Nay .. 1857 ZOE 4s-sxsll.E.
New Book. .s 5EJ,,- t,j44- -
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We are happy to learn from the Wilmington pa
pers that the Light Infantry arrived safely at home
on Thursday morning, expressing themselves well
pleased with their visit. Want of room prevents US
from giving extracts from the Wilmington papers
to-day.
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singing friends he was regarded as possessing cap
ial voice but whenever they went out seranading
he was always politely requested-not to sing.
Loud laughter and cheers
NJ. P. Taylor Of the o. C. Gs proposed
The memory Of Surgeon Tucker-
"Green be the turf above thee,
Friend of our early days;
None knew thee but tn love thee
None named thee but to praise"
[Drank in solemn silcnce]
The following note and sentiment were read from
the distinguished gentleman whose name appears
thereto
To the 7oast-Mlster:
am almost sorry that my temperance principles will
not allow to be at your board In times past
have been occasionally present At these reunions and al
broke the good old rule " In aeo ta&sinus
i5i" could not help it. At these festivities You drink
much wine talk much of and glory, and magnify the
fair The temptation is too great.
Please excuse my personal drink IN mod
''A''''' Respectfully JOHN SMITH,
Vine Var and Vonnan"-
GA man may drink and not be drunk;
"a man may fight, and not be slan
"a may kiss a bonnie lass
"And yet be welcome back again."
MAI Fl. w. Hustled was called on, and responded
as follows:
He could not see exactly why he should be called
on to face this ubiquitous gentleman. He had never
been very strict in his temperance notions though
he had sometimes made speeches urging people to
Ego and do"-jnst as he didn't
After some playful remarks about his first advent
to the State. thrty.three years ago. when ne
first planted his foot the soil Of Wilmington and
/ there was highly delighted with flight of eagles,
which he afterwards learned were buzzards; and
was taught, over at Belvidere, the difference be-
tween green persimmons, which he had tasted, and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22

u FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
DIFFERENT
The sr plsce 10 public estimation Justly accorded
20 Die Grover Bauer machine for family sewing for FOL
lowing rsaaons-
lsL IL more simple and easily KEEP, order Than any
"a. D makes which viii rip or rsvsi, though
every third stitch h -
winding AVOID d while ,Ame machias cAn DE
mspte pleasure, BY mere change OF spoo % all VA
an Ine SINE machine ss, linen threat AMI
SD III seam elastic a. the mos, elastic fabric 20 that
Ia Tree rom al liability " break In washing. ironing
Ga The stitch made By this machine ore beautiful
uisn any other male, ~itber by hzni machine
TR,sFEos f5 TO SINS
NO wen regulated ieIut sdJri 10 do without 81
these msctnes nsuoa respectfully sohoi.ed.
.95 Brcad.ay, New York 81 Fourh street 81 Louis.
iSssasslas, 81 rhiassphia 80 Br9sa sses' Ssw,rs
tTClsfs with cuts prizes annexed ,ud tesmJn from
pkId' usrg tseEr rachnes viii be sent % repnes,.
Rsmi-ncea must be made by d-sn, 70 he or5er OF The
Gas poa rHE COUNTRY
VI 0ss apparatus, ~ or the "a ent OF the
- 49, -. MAINLAND PJRrABsE GAS COMPANY.
@. r. WOODwORrH A 60
mosi complete, sinpie chesp
And efficient gas msohne
ri sle dwellinse. public aud pri vate schools.
Churches, colleges, factories fouunries,
AZ well a. towns sud vnlagas.
Deiaili will Re Furnished
~ applying Ia person or BY letter
TO The nrne Of me cnmp-ny
Where mschiae can be seen
.na ..,.v,.,,.. .,,., In opers,ion,
c. r. 6ooDwoRrH co.
Wall ress
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POLITICAL.

18TH WARp s -. LAhGs .sp ESrHUMAsrIo
MS Re B ae s.
xessIs CHARLES Ines and george Mug Secretaries Let
Dd The s:
dispo.ed Of and he cheers whca greeted heir
the following preamble and res,nlops which were rnan
Whereas difficulties and dsssn.,ors h.vs sristed In the
party 70 such en- ei,ea tina, the grea sAse Of
di,hcnes party, known as The r'oubcsn party hey
hsusg passed laws Ss are or gnsbs and ceno''ous o
privileges and to certain eatsri. ih-L franchise;
sesclve That We the De nonr.c Republican Association
OF Ss he nh ssld . re And % @ Of s demo
close p1hlcs gsni1aon hat tbs s,socson for tho
meesc parry ., We Do 20, si.ss. the .a-eaen. q
sn e % are sns s
IN isy.r Of snnA motives And based upon
diDa prime pc hs. he q y sls govern in all our pri-
erae dctsrcn from wh.s,ep soSrc. nav sm.nsn Our
a,ses3o open q a. sss,s Of p, ws Sn.
mon righ and common iu tce
s CIV , Ias. y he acts q the last Legssare Of s
rights - prsi that ee have been denounced iuoa
di,le ne oeneIlo laws siplyns TO III which
lure iso- = he srctss Sen1si ara par. wardea ana
AelropoIsn Ice bulls as eonsarv 70 tie Wishes OF ma
hn they l. irs toe pop h-. ess,tersd an, psar
our cou T. We shs su ai thr mai rr 10 hrhss .b mat
ehe people themselves sbo win heir rishs
jusi laws of The statute book.
Resolved, That regret he dlcuIes exstng
democraue party; that ia fav my,
md we do soy ritssd to those who oppo ais
iao1 the right hand 81 fello ship hro~
tshe all their sectional feelings In and Asss
TAI ling Ibis ward In oh sili insure lbs
GETS Of hs dem crazy OF the and teach who
honored With the high aid res oasibie truaa a.
isainrs hai any rdguiy wrong 'rescherou. act com
mii.d on the people Of This all be rep dated and
n authors curda mued hy the peopls Tho ballot boIes
Resolved That In the election Of verasn Wood chief
msgisu al: OF hs Tie Enpirs cv Of tas Union,
rured % him -s AGENT the daty NJ proer ng Al
our risen Ard priyeses: that have ind In BIN 40
honest, upright faithful snd intelligent commend
bis coura- bis struggles protect ANARCHY
de poism. We have warh d him csrtfuly through
strusfles and satisfied ihsi have been
our sgepi And In sustsniS him II the prsu
aludt 10 The nlnwing Well nm bold noble
serysn farh'uy have you cnde,vored
connded 10 your narr
The meeting Adirr.gd ny nr Bradford, w. Hose q
u. Desye Conrad swacl hsner DR.. her.le, DR.,
Csadney, kusen sullivan aud aNany otn.rs
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uARLKn ArLKoAS-sUMMRs ARRANvRAsUY-
II Oonmencsg wednesday, June 1857 Trains lcavs d.
DOT corner ~ While and Centre Streets
- AM-oroon Falls T~n, oonncxtns with lnes OF Stars
or Lake MAhopas
$50 M-f.press mal Train for Albany, ccunectnx
ruou Falls win lines Of stages for lake MAhopan Puyt
or Brdyched; ~ Brevsters for Danbury Chatham ros
Jo.urrs with wesisrn Railroad fx Albany. Troy saysIx
and the Wcei.
byP M.-Millcrtor usin, stopping nj all stations
yy n h-Wnliams' Bridge train stopping II All uauona
SIS p. h-Whi'e PlAins train, stopping at All ssIona
Law rwREry srxrH srRKEr sTArIoB
10 A. n-Wlharns Bridge usia, Stopping al stations
III A H-Wiisms' Bridge train, STOPPING II All ssfons
ITO A. n-White Plains tain Stopping st All stations
I'D h-Wnlsms' Bridge uain, stopping II ali saipaa
sI k-Crotom FAlA Train, ssoppng Al all staiiona
gP 4. h-WilAns Bridge train, stopping ell saicsa
I'm ]. CANPBELf. aupertutend~ni
UuDsor RIVER KAILRoAD.-rRON JULv q IE
III hreuxh trains viii lee Ohambep strees III Ana
A. '. snIrH sup.sins-ndsrt
IepEPRrDusT LINs BETWEEN Huw YORK hos
ton, Providence, hrsol and Newport Steamer eovEh
sOR Capt Charles Dcerug viii leave New York fom
No ~ foo, Of Rostsson Norsn river svery Tuesday,
thursday and sunday ocloct r. n Fare beswesn rew
York and Boston, o., fare 70 Newport, 81 50
". a. BYBAh Agent the wharf,
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C. O.

q mn "A HOUSE FOB HORSE Oh A PAIE or
VIOOO- horses-FOr sale exchange. genLes housc.
free and ear nf mortgage god bore buggy md
ness apply inmeolsiey % o. q. THOaPsON 30 Hasssr
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IrsvfysI.s.

rRAND MOTH. Ds LYop, RUS IxPsRIAI,E, LYON
" France, uDdcr he tre-ar q s.gen. Bnlssnacnt
Hotel ia I1rvrs Psrtsrhs r,Agnihce.t snd large -
10 >snsxur.sr ON we No. ~
"a. hss 5000 ..d 1leYyrar srig sryI~e
slpl h. a.. grnrd dG IpRvre Parts ~uatee ~
ate h~ rsw nrchangs iuape~ale Large sna spa-.
dinrg rnc.na ~ re@fng e0nve ~ ldr 40 rrsln -.
rfh - erosiIsoi irsna ard g1o ate feo1e ~Ts
r,t -. - e,s-v r,rn owl tasv t-sre fAsle 49,
- 80, ,-.~ ia Gala Private carriages and own buses
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GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION TO FAN ROCK AWAY
~ ard tn Sea III Holse Steamer MAfrLO " sR from
Forty ,hird stree ss.; river .t7H An 1enh ,;.ee. 81
iherine eree ss spring STREE and No North rivur
pa 4. A. Res|ping irav,s Far Bo,kswsy stt p n and
Anopg At pser no and Cstharne only Fare for
excuraior LQ cents.
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EXCURSIONS.

boat KY leaves Murray street daily Duntays exoopted
Of O'Clock returning leave Keyper ~ O'Clock A n.
ENsEk EXOURslOR TO foRr AANILrON-loo LOTS
at ocsk These .os and plNs handsomely .taat4d
varying In size from 70 city los each OF than aoei
s,lsnc Ocean Staten is.nd New jersey and New York
der Steamer Aurora, Uapt smith, will eAve pier g.
Forth river as 10 clook A. at and r. For msps
BANKER IL Pine street Maps may be he'd also q James
place the fair day
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WILL BE EEADY AZ Il S,JLook.
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.oR SEPTEMBER.
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Goal Ind The e.l sines of pennsy TaniA-By Eli Bo~en
Ten Plies In which havs sSipped-Inasraea By eight
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Y s.n iSh sd s. spssal.,or.
h hsisss
Love an.r Marriage.
Are we : Polite People Our Ladies.
The taking o, the Beleu Gate
A summer Cruise IN Seal Oh OF sn Aprete.
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sFECIAL NOTICES.

gFECIAL NOTICES.
TyLIYroN oLun-rHE xEnBsRs OF rHS xsoyl
elib win receive her lady friends at their ent
Shrewsbury on Mono ay Aus = Steamer Atco Pice VI
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Auessr -, 1857. LeutenantCslonel Engtueeis.
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Broadway.
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WIN. W. CRUhP, : itu'"e'
TEE rWENfY.EiNyH ANNUAL FAIR OF SHs AHs
icsn Institute Crystal Palace win b open for he
Of ser.~ber Those Intending 70 exhibit a, his gr-s ex
kbton Of Aet And industry should imm 4dAts sppcs
had Il be rooms Of Inc institute NO ISL Bfosd Ssy oo%mu
Dir Aons addressed VIM b. Leonard Corresponding Score
.gas w meet with :eser x the
JoEN W. cHAxnEns, Secretary. 0'''
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LOST AND FOUND.
r Oer-A CARPET BAG, CONTAINING VALUABLE
IL papers The Of the Aston House, MARKED
d H. & on brass look reward viii be paid returned 70
he Office ~ the Astor House
n osT-oN Oh ABOUT rHu l4TH INST. A PROM1s.
Ia sorv note for sle5 drawn by Mr.. Charles r. Rita
endorsed by H. Russell Paymeot Of The NOTE having been
srns liberal reward and the thanks Of the be
eiven on reufning the 70 y. q. buokey No 20 kas
street.
r osT-oN THURSDAY AFTERNOON, IN A BROAD
IL way stage, n small paper bundle, containing isde
returning Tie % Mesprs Fuilsx
Brotbers 81 Cortlsnet street sill be suitably aded
r osT-IE MYRTJR AVENUE. BROOKLYN, OR IN
IL the c~s, Tsursdss evepingst lasy's hce mspae.
The hpdr will be suably rsrded bpeavs Il NJ f1syruce
street. ~ Y, w st jay sAeet, BrOoklvn.
7 osr-k bARas MOROCCO P SgKsr MEMORANDUM
IL book, containing ~ value suy ero.tt
Ms The hndes VIII be rewarded BY lssving ts u
Tinity Buildings ID. J. EkVIr
AUGusr II, 1881
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22

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