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Noudps, @ar. rne Shnupftatat %tetdnbis an Sanb une m,rScn IN
pcn bilisiitn YrcNcn ecrfaufi. "S"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BIBLE
SOCIETY.

The stated meeting Of the Board Of Managers was
held at the Bible House. Nos. lis and III Nassau
street, Thursday, the 5th inst, at O'Clock p IN,
the Rev. Dr.. WELSH, President of the Society 10 the
chsir After the ususl openirg preminaries the cor
respondence for the month was presented, smong
which were letters from Ksnsss, Arkansas, Iowa and
other parts Of the country, strongly appeahng ior
grants of Scriptures in behalf Of the destisuts RON
the Rev. j. Stubbns Of Cuttsck, India askug aid 10
print in Ssnscrt and Orzis, saying that "the New
ID Testsmert had proceeded a. far ss Romans, ana
then We were obliged TO stop for van. Of fdnas
their various reports of labor for the previous m,nth
were read. Grants Of Scriptures were msde for os.n
button smorg the poor, aud also to Sunday -
different sections. Reports from Bible readers snc 20
the following Yesults viz 3 i37 visits 10 'amil'es,
copies of Scriptures distributed 243 persons induces
to attend church, $50 vessels ard sesmen ooatons
bouses vsed % conversions. and ll9 found desntu,e
Of Gods Word. Altar voting 70 iseue mon.oy ~
sheet devoted exclusively TO the interests OF the soce
~, the Board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10
ANOTHER END TO THE BLOUNT-RE-
WERE AFFAIR.
r,o, Tb, so,onnah R,ruH,ean. .fpo. 6.

From The Sdrannah Republican. .fyg. 6.
The announcement In yesterdays RepH6ticdH OF Sne
sudden departure of Miss Bount, the night previous
for her home Mobile caused material abatement oil
the public interest in the romantic affair that was
transpiring in our midst. She the centre OF At
traction to the whole affair, and consequently her so-
serce reduced the remainder of the proceedings TO
mere comedy 70 which, however, large numbers con-
tnued TO be the interested witnesses more Tor
amusement than anything else. They were well paid
for their pains.
AT 10 O'Clock the Magistrates Court. consisting OF
Justices Staley, Connell, Russell and Hart, ascended
the bench and announced themselves ready. Inc
courtroom was densey crowded, and largo numbers
remained outside awaiting the arrival OF the prisoner.
Two hours and half elapsed and no prisoner prose-
cutor or counsel had appeared. The Court then dis
patched the County Sheriff to the jail to ascertain the
cause of delay, but no prisoner was to DC found Upon
had been turned over by City Sheriff Pendergsst TO
Constable Galloway, and the whole party, including
prosecutor and the counsel on both sides, were ct the
Pulaski House, in conference upon terms for an am
icable adjustment of the knotty affair At this their
Honos became vastly indignant, and considering their
dignity outraged Issued orders for the arrest OF Sheriff
PrenderRast, Constable Galloway, Col. Bount and
Capt. Riyiere, which was accordingly carried ont TO
tho letter and the parties conducted 70 the court
house to answer for contempt.
Col Blount, being uDprepared to sustain his allege-
tioDs set forth in the information, moved through
his counsel, that the whole proceedings be dismissed
TIE Court insisted upon the Colones swearing TO the
statement which he did, and the matter was accord
iDgly stricken from the docket.
Sheriff Prendergsst filed an affidavit, Stating that
the prisoner had been turned TO Constable Gallo
way and that be bad no further care OF hin, where
upon the Sheriff discharged.
Constable Galloway was not so Fortunate Although
he alleged that the parties were in consultation for
settlement Of the his reason for not bringing in
the prisoner at the appointed hour somethng nuet
be done to sppesse the offended Court he was sceord.
Dgly fined g. sentenced 10 pay costs, and committed
to jail for the spsce Of Elk hours.
The whole affair at the COurt-House wss rich
beyond parallel, and We regret We have not time or
room TO give it in detail.
We are authorized by the counsel Of Col. Blount
ard Capt Riviere to state that their officially hes
been hOnorably and satisfactorily adjusted.
In our opinion the Zouave Captain, notwithstsndins
the unsvOrsbs aspect Of affairs in tho beginning, has
come out OF the difficulty by means second best
He will return to New York by the next steamer, and
COL and Mrs. Bount will leave for Mobile 70 soon -
the latter shall have recovered from slight indspost
ton.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10

not have been called, and another history wonld
have been given 70 the politics Of the State. The
Boston Courier accurately traces 10 the coalition al
its Woes One year Of coalition success light
have been considered exceptional, Ike MortOn's
election in 1889 and lsi2. II was the second year
which demonstrated The power of the people 70
unite against the Wings and put them down. Quite
8 number of men, dare say, may fairly claim that
they elected Boutwell, the second year, bu. none
with more plausibility than Mr.. Butler. Without
the eight or nine Coalition Representatives from
Lowell, the State would have gone back 10 the
Whigs, and without Mr.. Butler the Coalsionists
could not have carried Lowell. He was the leader,
the stump-Orator, the haraDguer, WHO put the
Wings Of Lowell 10 rout, and commenced and ear.
red through that bitteres of all local contests,
which resulted in the prostration of the power Of
the factory agents over political events. And now
We hear Of him as tariff candidate for Congress
If anybody had predicted this in 1c52, or had sug-
gested that in 1-55 b. +. Butler would be Di-
rector in the Mddlesex Mills and Sam. Lawrence
in exile at Paris, he would have been rghtfully ad
Judged lunstic.
i suppose that Mr. Butler is at the bottom of tie
prosecution against J. w. Walcott by the Bay State
Mills, or at any rate that he is the lawyer employed
BY the Company. Gardner dissolved partnership p
with Walcott week ago. Some people say that
he wants to run for Congress against Burlingame.
This would be good arrangement for the latter.
Probably the Ex-Governor viii wait while before
be tries his luck again.
Gov. Chase of Ohio has been here, andis expected
here again on Monday, when an entertainment will
be given to him at the Parker House by his Repub-
can friends.
Nearly all Of the capital stock Of the Bank of
Mutual Redemption has been paid in in spite OF the
attempts of the other banks to discredlt IT, and l
believe there is no doubt that il will go into opera
ton. We have very respectable currency now
that is those of us who have any, and il remains To
be seen whether the new bank will mend or mar 1t
| find that Mr. Summers friends are good dea
uneasy, though perhaps not discouraged by recen
accounts from HIM. No improvement has yet been
manifest but it is understood that the process relied
upon by DR.. Brown Sequard is very slow one.
Ralph Waldo Emerson, James Russell Lowell
Judge +. X. HOar, and Dr. Estes Howe Of Cam
bridge are on camping-out excursion to the
Adirondack regi0n.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10
STEAM ON THE CANALS.
From The Rocles,e, Union Of Friday sssn6sg

From The Rocheste, Union Of Friday esentsg.
At 7:i0 the express tram from the East arrived.
bringing Gov. King, Mr.. Seaman bis private sscre-
tary, Csns Commissioner Ruggles, and Ar. Horatio
n. Allen Of the Novelty Works, New.York.
At O'Clock this morning the Governor returned 70
the Osbun House to receive such citizens - might
call upon him, and many svailed themselves Of tho
opportunity 10 greet him.
At I0I o'clock the Governor and Committees len the
Osbum House, and, with Perkinss Band, ,vsssoo
board the Sternberg ct Exchsngestreet bragg, ma
sc0p left for the Weet amid the cheers OF the crowe
At I0I O'Clock the Charles Week arrived from To
Esst and was met in the squeduct by the stesmtogs
Gov. King and s. s. Whalon, having IN TOW asss
scow for the use Of the guesS. The wnos meet toen
moved toward the West, enveloped y sooke
thrown out from the pipes Of the stssmers- Tns
canal on either side through the city wss lined WITH
people, sll eager to got sight OF the steam canal
About Ga O'Clock this morning, our citizens we're
taken by surpriss st the arrival Of - uak1sWu
steamer by canal from the West She proved 70 b
rew tug bearing the name Of "Gov. King" .,
This boat is "a feet long and ~ fest beam, 40
has q powerful single propeller. She va euut y
David Bell Of Buffalo, Who hs. Constructed r. :oS1t t
ali the tugs in use In that place. Nj. beu nn1
he engines of the "Cherles Week snd ne e
g. Stsrpbergp and is half owner OF the sster oeet.
Mr.. Bell came down this morning nn ~
steam.tuQ TO 20 up With the excursion perty. hs
EFT Buffalo in q quiet way ct Il O'Clock yeeee-
dav. and came through in less than IA hours runr
ning time. In TorsWsnds Greek he could run e
h;.e a. 70 miles In an hour. This 10 . beautiful
crsft and viii probably Iced the feet to-day west
v.,1
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10

ErorExEsr or A METHODIST Glass Lsipssi. -
There d quite sn excitement in Troy, caused by ess
eopemert Of Methodist Class Leader 70 re IT. IT.
Ward, with rister of the Church, young sdy M
highest respectabity. The lady vs. young, n.s1. y
gsIt and Isvis cf E Wssr
sss dscsred hsrssn under conviction for sia, w. ~
ssr the u.psi limit Of thsi had expired, % strict Va
bsr conduct and 50 irreproscnsce Der aenss,oI, -
;r,o % fuiI membership. On Monday the class ssAer,
:, r;ons for the good health Of his wife, ssnt hsf
v;.it her mother in Schodsck. Thus releve1 o. -
presence, he was free to cocsummate the psas .cS
ssem 70 have been agreed upon between simssn
The woman. Daring several days past - - 49,
sIiee his wagons horses and other loose property
and, having got al things ready, went 70 ne oenos
Yesterday met the woman and took ne car iSt sns
Wet. He leaves behind bin dsvoysa ,s.s VIZ s"N
three children. aDany n~'A'''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10
V,HE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINE
i TENTH CENTURY.
PROFESS WOODS
HAIR RES TORAT I'VE,

~
Says the ST. Louis Mo Democrat; Below publish !eites
10 Dr. woop Of this city from gentleman Maine which
spsals slo~ue Of the superior merits Of his hsr tonic Such
.vdrc &c mos eaee, reli,be
hoerhos,s guarantees of truth the Doctor needs
nuue Licess putery irom the press:
BAru Msiue Jan. % 1856
Prof O. J. woop CO-Genternen: Having my attention
csec few months to the highly bvneha effects OF your
Hair Restorative was induced 10 MAKE application OFF upon
ny bs which had become quite gray probably one third
white my whskers Of the Cd srasr Some three
procured bottle Of your Hair Restorative aud
1~di soon found proving wha. had wished used
about tvce week has. !nce procured smother bottle Of
Which used certify 10 the world the, The
psy white hair hs. to;sy 'sspPtaee both on my ha sad
he, and hair has resumed rs Natural ooor Gaa oehese
sot sloss han bs been before Tor twenty ye1s
Al. tow 'sy Old ny sooe wifi a. the Of Ny! ."e
The above deem due you fr your valuable dscov
y am assured tbs. viii nightly Use y, pr dlreo
WI iot Lave o. o'cson 10 contsdat my ''iein.p' sm
Sh q he city and resident here IN The lsst hfcea yeAt
, Aly Use yoo may ushr OF td- above with 81
s'e a. yoa service. wish preserve the b-snti-s Of
49, e Raymond
WOODS HAIR RE sr0RArivE
y, W. BALTINoRr. Jan. p. 1855.
mSop-psS sI Having hsi the misfortune - o,s the
Vhsbs IN 49, ~ss geaoed max. tsi of yoar prsp.r..
mn, and found 20 Ae very .hor peed NJ, u,ir
S,0u IN sivrs to The afflicted such s,rs,sure
FINLEY JOHNSON
The uudersisue6 .be Rev X Brs.s !. 4, - -,
,scr and EA.os OF The OtooSoN ChaIch a. Rrooss NJ.
mesa s'n'e'nAn o. sai haeues, and universally beloved
BRooKrItLD. Mass, Jan y lsss
fftf No0OD,1r Sir; Having made trial your sir Re-
is,i,e pleasure st ~ effect been "a.
snt 70 itnos inflammation dsDeFuf sod
n 10 roiug With ~hi,h have been troubled from ray ch 4
Ane bs a'o restored my hsir which brc9uhs sray
M ,ontmN e?oT Save u,cd other sr,e with aay,hins
"'' no ''"'e P''Asr1e and profit YoaIs truly.
J. X. BRAGG
hLsIORATlvE pot up bottles of three sizes, VIZ
ho 1a!i IN. su all holds hsf pin, sud re,als
eFi pVne ne medium holds least ~ per ctu.
ngopinen ihsu the suAl re:as ior pr lie tue
qu.h ~ per cent more in psoporon, AID Ieisi' for
~ Nooo o: P,orTie'ors. No Sl2 BrosJvsy, Sew.
~ ho tbe a.. " 4 Nre Railing E.;athshu-ttl ard NJ.
sAeFsiey Cooes D,stTs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10

The RIGHr OF SE.RcH.-Ion, the wei W.
respondent Of The BdtimOre Sun, ssys'
TIE Executive Governmsn. hss receiver r,c.d neu
corv:rcire proof Of the fat heretofore snacuscsa
that tie British Government bss entirely Ssra
ioe ririt Of seerct, or Of rist, when ". s..os 80.
IDENTICAL with search Additional core.PouaedsV Psd :.
corrobor a,ve of that which here'o,me pdo,M m
tie subject. This Gsvernment cAnn0. 60 oenno s ,as
cffcisl oecays;ors Of tnA. Of Grest bntAn y. ~
sa..tion, ard scop. IN their plsce toe sP7'4'''-s ~
L.rdsn CT even New.Yort Lewsrspef"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10

Arrangements Of the itoral C,nve..in tAa. VIII be
published. There other little mssfery vaich vii
be preserted when the time coule.. rns ro.. snnls
have been made 70 render the sooroaA-
ing Edtcrsl Convention one OF the most interesting
meetings that have been held in this or any other city
IN the Uriop. TIE Governor and Q number Of DIS
tipguished visitors will be present, and take pan in
The festivities IL Is expected thGt every prsss in
New.Jersey wit be represented, and that dslegstee
viii cone from New.Ycrk Pennsylvsris, Connection.
srd other Sts,es.
For the inforustiou of delegates and invited sussts
is proper for US 20 that free passes 20 and
from the Convention may he obtained oy Application
a, either OF the offices of the following railroad comps-
ues; Camden ard Amboy Railroad, New'Jersey csa-
trsl Railroad, New.Jersey Rsilrosi, Morris and Ese1
Rsilrosd.
II is arranged ths, the Committee from Pa.ersoo VIZ
meet their visitors during tae morning OF thursday
reNt, Aug. l., a. the Philsdephls Hotel, In jersey
Sy WHERE s,,.S.an carriage: viii be in waiting e eoSrsy
Plsrkrosd-which Is decidedly OF the most pleas
ant ries in the country the road itself being per-
feet order, ard the scenery OF the most enchanting
description. The carriages vii leave Jersey CITY o.
precisely o'clock p. m, soon after the arrival OF the
Southern train Of cars.
A. the half way house-where We shall be joined by
depu,s,ion OF the citizens OF Peterson. and by
Thompsons splendid Cornet Bsnd-Mr. Wres the
proprietor of the es.abl shmept. will serve up col
lstion, after which the party will proceed to fs,er-
SOD.
The compsny will dine at the "Cottsge on the
lnu, 81 uVt O'CLOCK. lns gunner viii oe erTNoo
by Mr.. Michael Brady and in 8 style, we trust,
tbs. will do credit TO his Judgment and skil @
caterer.
In the evening there viii be a grand promenade
concert ard bali aided by ThompsOns Sand which
has generously volunteered It's services. Shoaa the
weather prove favorable there viii be dancing upou
the wslks srd green, well as in the cottage hall.
An our citizens will have opportunity 10 paruci-
pate and thousands viii doubtless enjoy the privilege
Msssre. j. &. s |. Edge OF Jersey City, have also
noby volunteered TO give q splendid display OF hre.
works during the evening, the pieces 10 DC selected
with special regard to the occasion. They will like
wise dispatch large Illuminated balloon.
After the business of the Convention shall hsvc
been concluded it is proposed that the delegates and
guests accept the invitations that have been extended
10 visit some OF our large manufacturing estsblish-
ments.
The Committee believe that everything will be done
on the part of our citizens that within the range
of possibility TO minister this occasion TO the enjoy
ment of our visitors.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10
MARINE AFFAIRS.

THE SCHOONER SPRAY oFF.
The schooner Spray, before reported sshors on Fire
I.,,a BAR. 90, of on Saturday afternoon with but
little dsmsge Abou. ten tuna Of eO.l were taken out
She Iesls .rife, but viii resume her voyage. The
e1per.s amounts 20 aboa. $50.
LAuscH.
Mr. Es,,rd =. william. of Broohlyn, f. D icten's
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1855.

,surchhg new plotbcst for the Sandy Hooi Plo,s,
xticb hs. been built IN see Of he enc los. lsst Win
.r. TIE boa. is resriy completed, si s cou1ted
model in ber Ire Of service. Sic is 81 feet lons on
eecl. 70 fee. beam, S feet hold and socu. 10 t1ns
measurement, ard will cos: soout $s co., STE - Do
named the Edn und Blunt, honor Of the surveyor
Of that psne. She is expected 20 be launched abou.
the 18th Of Ausust.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10

RrcovERED.-Tbe body of Hszekish Glover, wno
was drowned by accidentally falling from Whstmores
dock on Wednesday night last, recovered yester-
day, at the foot of Main street. Mr.. Glover came on
here from Philadelphis for employment, and had en-
tered upon his duties in some csPscty, about the
wharf, the day previous to the accident lie leaves
wife and Elk children.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10

SUICIDE OF An UyKsows MAs.-The body Of .
nan about 30 years of sge, apparently Gsrmsn, w~
fouId lying in the woods at West Hoboken on Sunday
afternoon He was shot through the heart, and ps-
tol which had been discharged, was lying by his sde
Jus,ice Hague held an Inquest and vsrdic. OF death
by suicide was rendered. Deceased was dressed in
dark clothes In his pocket was card with the IN
.cIip.ion Conner Of Grand and Columbia streets, ~
Y," but nothing could be found to indicate his name
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10
FIRES.
rIrIIScpRYsIIE sIREET.

FIKE IN opNsrIE STREET.
Tie Slam Of fire a, oclock yesterday morning wss
caused by the upset.ing Of camphepe amp - '-'
bedroom Ct man named Settle in the ooarui'
No. q Chrysiie street. Mr. Settle hsd n' u'O-'
badly burned in attempting to extngui'a 'ne N'"'''
But Little damage wse dore 70 the premses.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10

THE CoSFIDENcE GAME.-On Saturday sennoon
man csed at the market Of Mr.. Jacob Erwiniu Greene
street. and ordered considerable quantity Of fresh
beef to be cent on board vesse at OF the docks.
Shortly after leaving he returned again and asked Mr..
Erwin to loan him 81 75 topsy for barrel OF potatoes
which he stated that be had ust purchased. Mr.. 4.
was to receive the money at the vese but upon taking
them to the place designated discovered thst he had
hean snl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10

employed at the distilery st the Long Dock, sce'-
dertsiIy fen into tank Of hot swil on Saturday and
vas dresdtuly scalded. He removed to his house
in Hoboker. He viii probably not recover.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10
NEWJERNEY ITEMS.

The tent of the Young Mems Christian Association
has been located South Third street, near Grove II
was crowded at the three services OF Sunday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10

Guardi0E, ssys:
The iollowIg ccnprehends SD tbe programme and
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10
EROOKL YN ITEMS

RoEsTsror or B,Sx ~ B.LrIsoSs-ASRssr or
THE IsPlIc,rrp P,RriEs.-Tnree men nsmed R,-
b.,: Davis. xiss Bob Sa':on, w. NJ. rk.df,rd, sss
W. n Hoppy, snaw. NJ. Baker, alas W. NJ. BSrsoy,
we're arrested recently BY officer Jereush W. Higgins
Of tie Deputy Suparin,enderts ofhce' ss.i''ed b.
effeer Ch.lle. Fros;, Of tie Hesth Office Tue las:
psu.d accused vss arrested a. his residence q, Grsen
port yes.erdsy Tn. chsrge sgsinst them is tha. on
the 2eh Of Msrch lsst they robbed ire Farmers and
Planters Bsrk Of Baltimore OF $4,000. a deposi'or
with that smour placed il on the counter, wnen' IS a.
legged, the accused grabbed the pie ard lef. They
came on 20 New York srd rsqEsition from the Gov
error of Maryland followed. As they are al "od
birds, officer II sgirs come time 10 aseerian'ng
their retreats, but eventually succeeded. sutton ana
Thedord were sent on TO Baltimore in charge OF sn
officer lsst Saturday. Baker is confined 10 the City
Hsl cells awaiting the auvsl of an officer. He de-
msrds az examination and will probably be brought
OUT on habess corpus
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10

BIRTH ~ TWINS Is STATION HoUsE.-A womsn
named Cs;hsrine Thompson gave birth 70 twins 81 the
Third Prscrct Station House yesterday morning She
wss found III in Carroll street and conveyed TO the
Station House by Officers Thompson, Kinney snd
CTogar one of the twins died before the arrival Of
physician. The other was brought forth alive and
kicking. Several physicians had been csled upon but
refused to render the required aid. DIR. RICHARDSON,
however, came and did Whist was necessary. The
mother resides at Harlem, and WAS on a visit to this
city The surviving child and mother are both getting
along finely.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10

FrREMESs EXCURSION. - United States EOgiue
Company No. hsve decided to take part in the great
trial at Albany the 2s:h and 18th OF September next
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-10

MlssISe.-Mrs. Emily II. Warner left her home in
Bushwck svenee near Grand street, about ii O'Clock
Saturday night and has not sirce been hesrd Of She
WAS lsborng under partial alteration of mind and it
is sred has, in her derum, drowned herself She is
about 40 yess Of sge rather above medium hight and
dressed in black each with blsck and white plsid
double gnghsm skrt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
L - - rur On = IT crNrp II pnIrrr

The PeDnsyvsns Railroad oopDects at Pittsburgh With rs
nd from St Louis No. Alton Gsens ard Chicas III
Frsntst and Louis ye KY Tern Esut hsfsoo.
LAFAYETTE and indianapolis. Ind Cincinnati Dayton spns
Zy.yis Ms.silIon and Wooster Ohs; with the
raI- bo.s from and % New Orleans ST. Louis Loaisvs and
Through the East be had of thu abovemrs
-ored places In the West. =.
will hnd this the shortest most expeditions saA
con tort,b. route between the East snd Wsst
FROM NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN - HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN 81 HOURS.
FROM NEW-YORK TO ST LOUIS IN ~ HOURS
Pare as low other routs.
See kADdbils IL the hotels Of this city.
Thron.h Ties further information may BE- had u ks
Office a the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
No 2As.or Hcuse. Broadway
January |. 1883. J. L. ELLIOTT. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD

IL T. ~ ~ p 4 II v a ~ i n n n II u " a ~ =
l. The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, oonr esrns the Aisnes
~ continuous Railway direct This Rosd coDnects =
Ptsburrh vb daily ires II 70 ell porte the Wea
Rivers and Cleveland and sandnshy With the sssnsS
oil pors the North Laf~srskins the nost teo
..p and reliable route By which FREI0HY b sswdss
70 and from the Greet West.
FATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA szd PIrrsBUR02
rnsr CLA.Boos Shoes Hs,s snc caps BOOKS "a ,,e. -
DRY 0oods lin boxes bales and trmks) Drnss IN q
tn boxe. and b.,esl, Feathers Furs, ks........)
sEcosp CLAS-Dcnes.ic sheetns. Shsrtis1 AID
f-1iaS lin orns! b..es Drugs i'm csksh HNd g. osab
Leather ia rolls or boxssD, Wool ana sheep 100 ,.
fslts EsS.wEd kc............................C
tsIao CLAss-Anyils Steel. CHAINS In oAsks) a ..os
Hemp Bacon ard Pork ssited Qoos~ o. in ss.ksl M
foo1cco, manufactured, except G xazs Cat kc
torRrH CLAss-Coae-, Fish, BAssr, Beef and
PORK IN cazks boxes Esstwsdk Lard and Lard ~ oenn
on NAls Sods Ash, German Clay, Tyr, Pitch, I~k-
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