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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1

HKkNDSN mEMENIU--It VIII ScCu Nv tuc
following card, which Is responsibility signed by
many Of the well known ladies OF New York
whose names we omit by request-that the wives
and daughters Of tlzs city intend to respond to
the call from washington, and TO create me
rrcnto in honor Of the gallant conduct Of Captain
Herndon, who preferred to sacrifice his own life,
and those of his officers and sailors as well as of
his male passengers, In order TO rescue the wo-
men and children on board the Central America.
". Y. Express.
Madam: In answer TO the appeal of Mrs. Sarah
Magruder, wife of the Mayor Of Washington
City. the ladies of New Yorkwill hold meeting
at Niblo's Saloon on Friday, October 9th. at one
O'Clock p. m, to express their sympathy with the
widow and daughter Of the late gallant Com
modote Herndon. But for the brave self-sacTi-
nee and devotion of that noble officer, every wo-
man and child must have persisted on board the
ill-fated ship Central America
The women and children of New York desire,
az tribute OF gratitude, respect and admiration,
OF conduct so brave and humane, TO take meas
ures to raise funds for the widow and daughter
thus bereaved Of a husband and father
Mr.. Evarts and others will address the meet
ing. t.
You are earnestly and respectfully solicited to
attend, and also to extend this invitation TO the
ladies Of your acquaintance
Signed by -.
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A CAsK OF PROBABLE SUSPENDED ANIMATION
On the I'd Of October, we published the death of
a married lady Of this city, which occurred sud
denly on Thursday, the lst int
The friends Of the family assembled on Satur-
day, the I'd, to attend the funeral, but 1t hav NJ
been discovered early On that day that the body
still preserved it's natural appearance, itwi de-
cided to perform the services In the house defer
ling the burial for the present. The body was
acco' d ngly removed from the, coffin to the bed,
and now continues In a state Of perfect preserva-
ton and natural condition, thfs the seuenth day
nc, us supposed dseen0.
The utmost solicitude exists, of course, in Il q
family, and every effort Is b. ing de to ash t
nature IN the restoration OF her functions al.
though as yet no symptoms of active life have an.
peared. 1t would seem to be q case for the most
extreme measures to be adopted lest the pro-
longed suspension of life may Of itself prove fatal
aud yet instances OF pause OF weeks In the natu
raj powers are said to have been recorded In Eu
Tope.-Nsu York Evsning Post. 'llTI ! :.
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
THURSDAY -.............. October >, 1901.
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING Pr SS
The I,ateLligeHeer discusses the current panic,
taking occasion to show very clearly, we think,
that il is utterly unfounded many just cause.
Or, in other words, that it is merely the result
Of oyer-speculation on the part of traders in
money, and q sudden unnecessary fear that has
struck the hearts Of the people. In the course
Of his article the editor says:
The great revulsions which periodically over
take us in our haste to accumulate wealth have
their origin doubtless in that passion for rapid
cumulation and consequent trading which
peEyade al classes of the community and infect
nearly everv species of business activity. The
consciousness OF this II is which renders each in
dividual susceptible to a panic that a single
disaster in remote quarter of the country is found
enough to raise and propagate through all ranks
OF society the craven and selfish cry of saEre qua
psKf."
The Unions editorial columns are again de-
voted, to-day, to Banks and Banking" the
article being directed for the most part to an
exposure OF what the editor evidently regards
as the evils hoR ing from the course pursued by
the note-issuing banks of the District of Column
bia- He presents his readers with history
an incorrect one in many points, we appre-
hend-of the banks and banking in this District
for the last forty years and also contends, with
no little force, that the present note-issuing
banks exist Illegally, are not responsible for
their obligations, and cannot collect by law a
dollar due to them. Such is the line of his ar
gument
In the course of his remarks, the editor classes
the Bank Of Commerce, in Georgetown, with
those he names-the Bank of Columbia, the
Bank of the Republic, the Merchants and Far
mers' Bank of Statham, Smithson & Co.. &c,
8c.-as having buTsted up, defrauding their
creditors. This, we are very sure, must have
been but slip of the pen for he must know
that the Bank of Commerce paid its notes longer
than any other existing note-issuing District
bank, and that all the property of its we'll
known wealthy stockholders is publicly pledged
for the fulflment of its every obligation So
far as security is concerned, its creditors are
much better of than those of any other District
nOte-issuing bank. There is no uncertainty
whatever, as to the character and extent of its
stockholders obligations, nor have those who
manage it conducted its affairs in the present
crisis so as to forfeit, in any degree the public
confidence In their desire and determination to
resume specie payments at the earliest moment
possible. The course of this bank, throughout
all the current financial troubles, has been so
specially fair and . above board towards the
public, as that we feel it our duty to express
that opinion in the Star. Unlike the other
District of Columbia note-issuing banks, 1t
claims no chartered privileges whatever, being
private bank, for whose transactions all its
neutrality-suspicious. liable in all their
property.
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MONET Matters IN BOsTOx "A di,natcb
from Boston on the 9Th states that the financial
panic has about disappeared, and business in
state street begins to assume its usual quiet char
acter Money, however, continues tight. and
there are few transactions in stocks Of any kind
No failures are reported to-day. The reported
suspension Of John a. Lowell is autho. itatiyelv
Contradicted.
The following are the fOotings up Of the bank
statement Tor the past week as compared with
those Of the week previous:
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THE NAvEsISK MURDER Since the adjourn
Inent OF the court we understand that new ev I.
dence against Donnelly has come to light Ii Is
sara that clue has been found TO the discovery of
the dagger, and also to a suit OF clothing belong.
ing 10 Donnelly covered with blood. The theory
Is Inat as soon as he had struck the blow he ran
q st to his room, where Invested himself Of the
bloody clothes, which, together with the dapger
were thrust into carpet bag, and the bag add its
contents Were then conveyed away by q friend
he had In the house Monmouth IN. II Demo.
eJaf.
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IL The Richmond Enquirer is requested to
say that any person having notes on the {. Bank
OF Rockbridge, can obtain specie for them by
calling at the Bank of Virginia, in Richmond
The bank has also resumed the payment of specie
al its own counter The Bank of Ksnawha has,
up to this date, redeemed more than one half
OF lis circulation, and continues redeeming its
paper al Its counter, as fast as presented by hold
ef,- It's assets are said to be amply sufficient to
meet all its Liabilities
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IL There will be no Collins steamer from
New york on Saturday, for Liver pool The At
lantic was TO leave Liverpool, for New York on
the 2th ult and will probably arrive there on
Sunday next, in which case she will be dispatch
ed On Tuesday next, with the mails and passen
gers for Liverpool. This will cause d delav for a
few days IN the mail The Adriatic. it is under
stood, Is no, yet ready for sea- or probably she
would sail Oh Saturday
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CHURCH TURNED INTO A PoLIrICAL CLus
HousE-The Republicans advertise meeting
In the Mount Vernon Church., Boston so we
learn from the Courier Of that city If the pei
Is ever preached there, il would be worth while
travelling all the way from New York to hear the
pastor preach sermon from Luke 10Th, v. IS :
My house is the house of prayer, but We have
turned IL into den Of thieves
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II The United States steam frigate Saranac.
under command of Capt Kelly, will sail from the
Philadel phia navy yard to-day for the Mediterra-
mean. Her officers and crew, all told, number GA
men. The Saranac has undergone considerable
alterations and repairs
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HI DR.. William Young, Of Desrfeld, n. ii,
has been arrested at Westbrook, Maine. and sent
to Exeter Jail He Is charged with committing a
rape upon Miss Emerson, daughter of Charles
Emerson, of Gambia, lady in feeble health, who
was his patient. The circumstances are said 10
be Of an aggravated character.
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Don't BELIEVE LIT he London Times says
that although the frigate Niagara may outrun the
ASamemnon by her steaming qualities, still the
the latter vessel would BE- more than a match for
ship Of her class in war at close quarters
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u Camargo (Mexico) papers of the 18th ult
announce that ecclesiastical difficulties, the same
as those recorded in other States had occurred al
Monterey, where the bishop and five priests were
under arrest for resistance TO the powers that be
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BEQUEsI TO HARVARD CoLLEGE-Among the
requests OF the late John f. Thayer was $4,000
to the Harvard College, the income Of which is to
be applied to the aid Of the best undergraduates
who may be in need Of pecuniary assistance
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PosT THE BooKs.-The condition of the bust
ness community is not unlike that of an ind,vid-
ual, merchant, who has invested his means in
sugar at fourteen cents pound, and is obliged to
sell at ten. If his capital will not allow him to
sustain the loss, he must fail of course-B oston
Past
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" hahils are as easily caught as "yellow
LIIds Let circus arrive in tOwn and in less
. hah wtrf half The boys in town will be throw
Ing suInsrsets and breaking their nee ks over emp
~ mackeTei barrels r
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FROM HAvANA--The steamer Black Warrior
nom Havana, with dates to the 18th, has arrived
al New Orleans. Sugar has declined. Holders
viii lose heavily The barque MazepPa had been
brought into Havana
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1%ACADEMY OF MuSIC.-MR. CROUCH
lAS will give another of his Interesting Musical
LECTURES, ct this institution, THIS EVENING.
Snbject-The History of Music, and during the
nIng some illustrations from his American National
Work. entitled Life IN the West" II
1@rHE CREDITORS of Messrs. Pairo and
~ NOurse are requested to meet at Mr.. Rich
ards's Academy, corner l4th street and New York
avenue. on FRIDAY, 9th inst, at 4 p. m.
oc7d' MANY CREDITORS.
@LADIES' PAIR IN EAST WASHING
~ TON.-The Ladies of the Ebenezer Metho-
dist Episcopal charge, Rev: WILLIAM n. Chapman,
Eighth street east on Monday evening, the 18th in
slant, for the benefit OF their new Church.
The Hall will he Handsomely festooned. and an at
tractve variety of articles be IbIted for sale.
WIthers' Band has been engaged for the addition
al entertainment of visitors each evening during the
Fair.
The Ladies respectfully invite their friends and
the public generally 10 favor tn an with a cal.
Doors will open at ga o'clock in the evening. and
also, after Monday, At p. me- for the accommodation
OF those who may find 1t nconvenient to be present
at night.
Single admission, IN cents. Season Tickets, ad-
uniting the purchaser week, of the Fair contin-
ues-two weeks,D51 cents.
An Omnibus will leave the Hall each night at d to
l0 O'Clock, to convey visitors far Sixth street
west and Pennsylvania avenue. oc6-eo
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FoR ErROPB.-The steamer Canada sailed from
Boston yesterday for Europe. She took no spe-
Gle.
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BOARDING.

GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES and
" single Gentlemen can be accommodated with
bOARD and Pleasant ROOMS. on the second floor
by appiylng at No. Go Missouri avenue, between sd
and Az streets. ocsst.
DiNG.-Two large OOMS for rent-One
- furnished as a sitting room. Also, two large
sZsd single ooIns, IN suite or separate. BOARD
III neslred. Situation cenII al and desirable Apoly
at No 46s nth street, between ID and r.. oc S-iw
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ovr capital. vet tfey intimate that n Svr, y,.t ,r

own capital, vet they Intimate that II as lost IN
speculation in Western lands, together with their
capital, which is said to have been of no incon.
siderable amount. Depositors are anxious TO
know where this money went to, the purposes il
was used for, and whether there is any truth in a
current report that they had determined upon
closing business Is early as last Spring! Let us
have the facts Of the case. A SUFFERER. y.
T. S-Since the above was n print We have
obtained copy of the following circular, yes.
terday addressed by Pairo and Nourse to their
creditors:
TO OUR CREDITORS. 81
The undersigned respectfully submit the fol-
lowing statement Of their affairs which, owing
to the amount Of labor required and the many in
terruptions experienced, they have been unable to
do at an earlier moment. The assets have been
examined carefully, in detail and conscientiously
valued at amounts which they ought to realize
under ordinary circumstances, and which Il il
believed that they will ultimately yield. The
Item Of interest on the bills receivable charged
up to maturity, is reduced by such an amount as
would be an equivalent allowance for the unex-
are made up with interest added to same date so
that the statement is intended to show the state of
affairs on the 14th September, 1s57 1t has been
made up carefully, and is believed to be entirely
correcti and If any errors exist, they are of tri
fling nature, and Insignificant as regards the gen.
eral result. The creditors may rest assured that
every effort will he used to realize and distribute
the assets as fast as the deranged state Of the H.
nances of the country will admit
In regard TO the many vague reports circulated
to their prejudice, and particularly in respect to
their having received deposits the day before
their suspension, they interpOse general denial;
and II any of their creditors desire further inform
alton upon these subjects. and will apply to them
they pledge themselves to give full explanations
whenever required. PAIRo 4 NoURsE.
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CD REWARD.-I.ost. this morning on street.
2% OF along Twelfth street, a $50 Bl LII on tie
bank of the Valley, EIrgIII4. The finder will re-
GIVE the above reward by returning IL a. Mrs. Len
OK on T. street, between Tenth ard Eleventh.
7-H
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Il OST-Some 1.-TWO weeks ago, IN the street-a
IL iarge old-tashIOned GOLD SEAL. with plain
gold face-no stone IL. Being family relic II is
Of great value Ia the owner, though Of little ntrin-
sic worth. The finder will confer great obligation
by applying Ia the Star oface for address Of the
owner, who will pay reasonable reward for its
turn. oc7-3t
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COLLECTORS OFFICE. CITY HALL,l
September is, 1857.
~NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-Notce Is
hereby given that the Taxes for the year 1857
are due, and payable at this Office, and that
deduction of per cent. is allowed by law for the
current year paid on or before the 18th day of Octo
Der next. JAS. r. HALLIDAY,
Sc l7-SawtOctI5 Collector.
0-THE REV. WM. PINkNEY, ID. d.. having
~ accepted the call OF the Nestry Ofthe Church
of The AscensIo ion. will enter upon the duties of his
rectorshIp on 81 NDAY. October 18th.
Persons desiring Pews In the Church WILL please
apply to c. F. II UR bBURT, Register, Room No.
II West Wing Patent Office. Sc scott
~PHILA DEIPIllA ICE CREAM at Sl.j0
per gallon; PHILADELPHIA CAKES of
every STYLE and variety, at the PHILADELPHIA
ICE CREAM DEPOT, corner of 18th and F
streets. Sc l2-lmH
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A UBEhS Bhl IiSH rOWER IN INDIA,
"A vols 8vo, London.
Political aud Military Events in India. by Major
Hough, Bengal Army, vo S.; London.
Japon lndo- Chine, Far NJ. DuboIes de Janclguy, /
vol: Paris.
Martins Statistics OF the British Colonies. 1 vol.
8vo.; London.
kn,ghton, VOL; ] ondQn,
=. The Kingdom and People of Siam, by Sir John
Browning, vols; IOrdon.
, Our Anglo Indian Army, by Capt. Rafter, l VOL;
Memoir of the Bengal Artillery, by Capt. Buckle,
Bengal Artillery, vol. Bvo J., ndon.
Memoirs ana Correspondence of the Marquis
wellesley. successlvely Governor General and
Captaln-Genera of India. vols, avn., London.
Military Operations At Cabul, and the retreat and
destruction OF the British Army IN 1872, by Lieut..
Eyre Bengal ARTILLERY, vol:
ERANCK TAYLOR.
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NNM. A. RICHARDSON.
w CARD WRITER and SCRIVENER

KIRKwouD House,
Would inform citizens and strang ers, that he con-
tInues to Write Visiting, Wedding, invitation and
at Home Cards.
Also. ecute Testimonials X Resolutions, 4 c., IN
Ornamental Penmanshp.
Merchants and Others W Ishng their Books Posted
or Bal ,nced, Accounts Examined. &C., will lind II
To their interest to emp him. the requirements
of his family Will in most cases, enable him to favor
them with the trading principle.
Orders lie II at the kIIkwuod House, or ass VI ST.,
between 18th and l4th streets, promptly attended to.
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ELEGA Vt AND CHEAP RIBBONS.
II FROM NEW YORK AU CTIONS.
OPENED To DAY.
20 boxes beautiful Bonnet Ribbons to sell from I2Ilc
to 81 per yard
10 boxes Black Velvet Ribbons, from SIC to Sc per
piece.
MAXWELL & Bro
&C 8 cost S23 Pa. avenue.
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CI0 REWARD.-Strayed away. on Tuesday
StO last, three cows. One larse azG-k
dark colored Buffalo. and one black Cow, GASxSS
Wi white face and belly, and the other Z
red and white speckled Cow. The above reward
wI he Pad Tor their delivery TO me on street, be-
oc9-2ts TERENCE O'BRIEN
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TERENCE O'BRIEN.

Il OST.-EIther on Louisiana avenue or 7;h street
Ia pair of GOLD SPECTACTES. The finder
will be suitably rewarded If left al this office.
oc7-St
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LOST AND FOUND.

Con REWARD.-Lost, last evening near Ten
S%O ailyt0wn, on the pike. a POCKET BOOK,
containing sl8D IN - bills the Bank Of the Val
ley, Winchester pa, able i'm ChrstIansburg Va The
above reward viii be given The finder II he hand
1t 10 the owner, or leaves IL at Tenallytown Gate.
Address J. s NELSON
Oc 3-l Roclvilla Nj
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THE CLOTH HAT Just out and universally ad-
L mired as a Gents fine dress Hat requires morn
comments, but an examination Will guaranty the ~
sale.
Also, new invoice of FRENCH SOFT HATS
last steamer At the Bazaar, OF 9th street
and Penn. avenue.
8-eo2w HOPKINS,
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ID. l.. MORRISON,
J II. FREEMAN.
Washington, October 18th. 1857.

The undersigned, having purchased the entire in
teIest of his late partner. ID. l.. MORRISON in the
Fbbtt House." he will hereafter conduct Il as sole
proprietor; and he takes this OCCASION acknowl-
edge the liberal encouragement extended since its
opening, and TO assure the pubic that through the
coming winter he will make increased effort 70 rem
der the EbbItt House IN every way WORTHY of pat
ronage. Gt') JOHN III. FREEMAN.
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP.

Notice hareby gIven that the partnership lately
freeman, proprietors of the Ebbitt House." under
the hrm OF" ID. l.. Morrison Co.." has been this
day dIssolved-by mui nal consent.
All debts owing TO the SAID partnership are TO be
received BY the said Freeman and all demands on
the said partnership are to be presented TO him for
payment.
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Tor MOUNT VERN NON.
The Steamboat THOMAS COLLYER, havin,
been thoroughly repaired, will make IT.
regular trips TO Mount Vernon, leav-
.ng her wharf, IN this city, every eosDk~Eszs1D
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING, az O'clk
During the intervening time she will run regular
trips tn Alexandria, as usual.
Oc8 IF THOMAS BAKER, c .ptain.
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$500 RE REV.. d. on Fndsy. So
named LEWIS. He is very stout and full fZf
laced, OF lIght color, about feet inches IN IN
height, ~ years of age, srd rather slow IN -
speech. Had on when he left, stripe cOttonS=s->
coat and low crowned fur hat.
VIII give the above reward N taken IN fres
state, 100 n taken IN the District Of Columbia ard
$50 II taken In Prince George or Charles Counties,
and secured IN jail so that get him again
DAVID YOUNG,
oe 81 Prince George County, Md.
CD IN REWARD.-Stolen, on last Saturday
Y%.OO night. during market hours, a &HRR
from the Northern Market, small. Few, SSHSSE
spring WAGON, painted green. TheNSS
above reward Will Oe given AZ left At nv residence,
No SS1s 9th street. between u and streets.
oe3 CHARLES UIIRICH.
STRANED OR STOIEN-FIVE DOLLARS
sEW ARD-From the subscriber, on ~zerH
sunday, sept 2fh, a spotted white and XASs~
cark red COW, with white face. white bel 49,
y, white hips, and the shell of the right horn of
HISS mark IN one or both ears. The above reward
VIII ne PAD II returned To me on 5th street east !,
near corner OF south street.
oc o-3t. LEONIDAs SCOTT.
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Editor Of the Star: You were RICH in stating
IN your paper, some time since, that there was no
run on the Bank OF Messrs. Pairo Nourse TO
received from drpositors about $40 go This
sum, then, Is sufficient for a moderate and legit-
mate banking purpose, without a dollar Of their
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GREEN RIyER PACKET.

a IfI..lk -1-THE steamer UNION, Capt.
eel--ff -. ssl u Roberts. having hcen Just fn-
>scz6fshel with all the latest i'm
proverneEts, NJ n tons capacity fast and very LIGHT
drsnglt, viii ply refuiary in the a,.?ye trade, for
which she was bulk expressly, AMI solicts literal
share Of puhke psaoaage For freight passage az.
ply on boaEi. Il. .l... .. t.-.f'. mh7 .
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND Z
MEMPIIIs PACKET. '-7a-1
LouIsyn.Ln AND HENDERSON PACKET
l - 4

~ - nj T,tlks - A-sT SULLIVAN, will r1in
.I-rH--.-1l "a regular racket between
louisville and Henderson. pass
ing louisville RRIDAy anil TUESDAY afternoons.
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LEIfrI YIFRLING.

UEAVE irtsf aJsr1ei is~rr e,d well seiersed af10
q u, Of HTUGS md MEDICINES s RI their old sts ~
to which they vorli reectfuIiv invite the sfetf
e%liv. a isrte sioct - ? ANTS. OTIS. GI.tsS 81
GIA IAsSwARE,NARSisH BRUSHES, e.c.~aivzO9
or hand. !
: ALs0:-Pcre Wines and prand'es shr meaj~ss go
poses. 80. LEIGH & vIERLING, =
are1-fm Water street, ore door below Main.
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~ ~ iill 80 Hsos rsi-lls 'nrsisd trs iaissg ssr
20 issflsf dan bs.g hsI teVs laif'gel % % 81
4 1rfgYc1 n ! -dl