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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27
Our FAMILY MARKET REPORT.
Resume OF Retail Prices-Market Truck be-
coming Scarce-A Chance for the Farmers
with Spare Stun on Hand-Fish Chss pen-

=
coming Scsrcc-A Chance for the Farmers
with Spare Stun on Hand-Fish Cheaper
Ing. sc.
TIE dealers n the large markets state that truck Of all
knds Is getting scarce and unless supply sufficient 70
meet the demand comes in before long, prices viii faciu
ate TITS is excellent Opportunity for such farmers
the city az have spare truck on HAMA as from this
time out, potatoes turrips, cabbages, nc. viii tend up
ward II price send in all you can and help to al your
pockets AM q; the same time keep prises down in
this city
CHEATING N Up TowN STORES.
We bear Of numerous complaints nom parties living up
town, 10 regard 20 the short ard weights Of
the grocery and retail the upper part OF this city
While pretending sell cheap they really manage to get
very high price for their b. selling short aud
their customers End themselves Of poke, very
rously by the end Of the week This system OF cheating
pcrvaies all departments OF retail trade AMI
are robbed every hand. II Is VEL known that coal
dealers cheat most outragecusy IN weight II being I'M.
possible FOR their customers 10 tell whether they get ton
or AS general rule u may Re set down as pretty
sure that al coal dealers who pretend 70 sei far below
the mark price really humbuggrg their customers
and their wares are really very dear So too with the w
town stores While pretending 70 cell their goods at an
Alarming sAerioe they really charge nordnate!y high,
considering the Ne ight given,
lady who kept house Cor years In the lower part
O. the city, and who In the habit Of dealing m tac
large markets, recently moved up town. where sho was
compelled 70 trade with the retail grocerymen ~ sone
exter She found charges Moderate, but strange 70
say the ar.cles consumed much faster than usual
ard By the end II he week the bill became quite large
This led her % look INTO he matter, and she soon found
tina. extensive system OF cheating prevailed and the
consumer almost 70 be cheated vhstever store
was visited. This a matter which surely ought W be
attended 10 by the city government.
CAME.
We have nothing note in The retail prices Of glne
this week There abou, an average qus1ty In market
and prices have changed but little during the past few
veefs There has been large arrival OF prairie hens or
grouse recently AMI price, have come down somewhat
a..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

Stock Feb rs ......1 1854 2,2i7 70 1850 80
marks:-A reference above statistics will at show
that but very limited amount Of business has been done
SnI ne oern np
Fornax, dschaseed and partly sold yesterday and per
Escoraza from Havana, ard schooner NJ Lane from Ma
ing desirable and oogh the few holders doing their
best TO OBTAIN better prices the lew quality OF the assort
M a1e 81
such NO doubt would command better prices but the
knowledge Of The state exciting ca the island reduces
almost TO certainty that We cannot look Tor better sup
plies until the crop ready for Market which is 10
De hoped will be accessible at moderate prices, only
reasonable price, can re enyen this much Prostrsted
30 a35c Cuba lie 21c and small parcel of good Jgu
ami at 26c. In the absence Of desirable Havana filters
we had more demand for Ysra, Of which several lots
changed hands still prices could not be enhanced on &C
count of the almost total absence of wrappers IN the
sorments The trade in domestic leaf old crop, has also
been rather quiet since the beginning OF the month and
prices generally had TO be reduced to induce purchases
OF crop seed leaf considerable purchases report
ed, and prices for the article have advanced in the
growing districts. Nothing of has been yet Of
fered here and therefore refrain from giving quota
tons until the market s established Continued sales ct
auction Of Kentucky and Maysve old crop, have tended
TO deprees the article and curta the business OF
crop Kentucky but little has been sampled but is
Offering Of crop Maysville which, although Of good
quality finds no buyers at the prices asked viz, loo.
l2ac for crops round and lac 15c. for selections In
Florida little doing. The offerings are very ordinary
wHiskEy-Sales of 200 300 bills. were made at 22c
22Hc
wooI.-Ths article has undergone material change;
the inquiry for the week has been light and with the
cepton Of few transactions among the dealers
have nothing TO notice. The anticipation Of holders Of
wool the last OF the past year have not been realized
brisk demand looked for in the month Of February
which has not existed at any time fluctuations have
prevailed the market has been unsteady This state
OF things must continue until there doing In the
manufactores An mprov in the goods department
would give start TO mills which would materially affect
the demand for the material With abou, the usual
sale OF pulled and fleece wool for second hands have
nothing 10 repor. In foreign wool have heard OF
Gales, and prices still nominal
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The statement Of the Pftsburg Pa, banks, for the
week ending the 12d inst Was az folloxs.-

The IOHOWlhR etter, containing interesting ln1Or-
nation respecting the progress of the Southern Pa
ciic Railroad, has been receivedbythe party to whom
10 addressed
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAuRoAp
Or1cE OF THE CHIxF ENGINEER,
MARSHALL, Texas, Feb. II. 1858
Ny DEAR SR-It affords me pleasure to announce 70
you the fact that this day twenty miles Of road
finished and passed by train Of The chartered
rights Of the company hps secured beyond future
tipgepcy. Arrangements have been effected here by
which u believed the extension Of the track will be pro-
secuted without interruption to the city Of Marshall 10
which point the grading is done All materials for the
completion of the road thus far q. mes) hand.
The great incubus the company to this time has been
doubts OF saving the charter This s now removed and
cloud overhangs the future of the Southern Pacific
Railroad. z A. BLANCH,
Chief Engineer s. p. RR. Company.
EDWIN Posi-, Vice President S. P. RR. Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

Cod sells for &C. per ID iers while paddock and habut
also much cheaper mis- due the large arrivals Of
fishing snacks within the past week. Very large quan-
ties Of cod, snefs, AAlibut &C., from Boston,
recently and theSe every prospect thai this desirable
article Of sod win continue cheap until spring This will
be rood nOVg 70 the Liant keepers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27
FRUIT, nuts, &C.
Moyements I'm Real Estate

The following sales were made yesterday y A. J.
Blocker, Son Co., at the Merchants Exchange
House and lot No. e73 Broadway ST. $50
houses and lots 416 and AIS LIST av.......... s975
lot east side Lexington av., Saith st.... 900
lot on north side saith ST., 18th ..... 1905
lot on north side S4h ST. adjoining above...... 1885
LOT on south eide Seth st., near 18th ........ $50
lot on south side seth st., adjoining ........... $50
House and lot south side 25th near 10th ay. 975
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

The receipts of the Norwich and Worcester rail
road in January were sl3 $40 &C. against sl5,3is 4s
same month last year.
The annexed statement exhibits the value o, for
eign dry goods imported at this port during the
week and since Jan. / in each of the past three
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CITY COMMERcIAL REPORT.

FRDAY. Feb. 26-5 2. N.
asHIx.-Tho msrke, was quiet and quotations nominal
BfyArsrvrs -flour-Ths market was dull, the demand
both from the domestic and export trade beng ght The
sales embraced about 600 5000 bbls closing favor
~ hov orc al ahcut ma fol iovrc ranoa NJ rr;c.e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

There good deal of all kinds Of pouluy . market,
but prices Keep up notwithstanding Extra turkeys bring
1sc per 10 There gucd may turkeys In the mar
ket from Car ada OF which very fine, but others
very poor IRON the absurd habit farmers have OF stuff
ng the croJs before Killing and OF fatiening With peas
The practice reduces the price Of turkey al least
Two cents per and the latter spos the favor OF the
fowl and makes them less saleabs Never tten turkeys
..fftk I, "A rrfra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

leans at IS &c., with small lot Of prime II 81 oeate, ard
40 casks crop st. Croix at 10 cents
NAVAL SIoREsL-Sales OF 400 500 bbs. spirits turpen
tine made Il 47c., cash. Common roein Arm,
with sales OF 900 bbs. a 81 ~ per $40 lbs delivered
and 800 do strained were reported ct 81 So Crude
periine was 1rm with sales Of 800 bbls 70 arrive, at
% rs per $50 lbs.
O,Is-sperm continued In good demand and holders
demanded full prices. Sales Of about 900 200 bbls
made at the eastward At 81 25 per Dbl Crude whale
fair request; but prices unchanged Ales of
500 900 bble were reported Il the eastward at
private Lnseed was steady, with sales reported
Of 5000 900 gallons ct &c. . Soc.
Provisions -Pors-I me market was steady, with sales
OF about 800 $50 bbls., including mess, at &f6 56
$40 co. and prime at s13 $i3 25 Beef steady with
sales OF abou. $50 bbls, including country prime,
s. SO 81 81 S. country mess ut $40 t11 repaoked
Western ct $12 $13 So and extra do. at Sl4 GA 60
Prime que. and nominal at S2l 926 and beef
bans nrE,, with so 80 bbs reported seld at
SIS 87K Bacon was heavy sales Of SO 90 boxes long
clear mddIes 9c Lard was heavy, with sales Of 200
a 800 bbls at 9&c szsc. Cut meats were inactive 81
SIC SIC, and shoulders at 65<c. Dressed hogs
quiet at 7c 1c Butter and cheese steady ana in
good demand Prime TO choice qualities less pleCsy
and fYmer.
RIcE-Sales of 80 casks made at SIC. q &c.
SUGARs-rhe market was steady With q fair amount Of
sales The transactions embraced about 720 hhds chiefly
New Orleans. with eome lots OF Cuba, at &c 5hc TO
exc and $50 hhds. Porto Rico, crop, sold
private terms
TAIIow-sales of SPOUT TO- 900 lbs were made at III &c
ll,4c.
ToaACco-There is inquiry for Spanish tobacco
and seedeaf. The sales embraced-32 hogsheads Ken
lucky lie 121ac; AZ bales Havana, Soc 40c.; 554
DO Ysrs u ia do Cube ;159 cases seedieaf &C..
Csc 10 do Florida l8c The stock ofSpanish tobacco
the 7sth February was follows-
hv C1rs K0rO nsas,f,g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27
AIRITIME INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC NEW yoRK-rHrs DAT.
Hfsre. NOON
81 HiGH o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27
VEGETABLES.

VEGETABLES.
There has been decided advance IN vegetables grow.
ing Of the scarcity OF truck the CITY This true
especially of green truck. Potatoes not much
higher price, but nearly every other vegetable An
nexed the prices
Potatoee-MerCere per Dbl, 80 So rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27
FRESH MEATS.

The meat market has rot f1c,us.ed mach recently
Prices continue high ard carcases have advanced tre
Good sells we'll but rough pieces, one, not even
hn rcru ncrnr Miah 10 buy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

FISH CHEAPER
last week We had b. chronicle zee IN fsh, but ths
xeek ve have The peasure Of marking ish much c~er.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-14

THE CRY SEwEEAoE-By a report 10 the
Council last night from the Board of City In
prosements, We learn that the route of the grand
system of sewers for the drainage of the east
ern portion of the city and portion of the
west, has been adopted These sewers con-
stitute work of the utmost importance to the
health and cleanliness of the city; and in addi-
ton will furnish employment to large number
of laborers during portion, or perhaps the
whole, Of the coming winter. We hope the work
may 90 on as soon as circumstances will permit
The following is the route = Commencing at
the Lake at the foot OF BrOwnel street-uP
BrowneI street TO its intersection with John
sons Run $50 called)-up JoLnsOn's Run to
Lake street-up Lake to Ene-uP Erie TO Euc-
lid-up Euclid to Brownell-uP BrOwnell to
Garden-up Garden to Pery-and up Perry to
Knsman.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-14
CITY COUNCIL.

TUESDAY EVENING, July 18TH
PETnIoNs.-Of Peter laval, asking that the
Council remove certain spars lying in the Old
River Bed near the Willow Street Bridge
Received and fled OF John G.. FAY and
others, asking the appointment of c. Hause as
private watchman on Bank street Referred to
the Mayor.
REPORrs.-The Report of the Special Corr
mittee to whom was referred the claim ii E
Cowles & Co., for printing, with accompanying
documents, was referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee-O OF the Committee on Markets 10
porting form of contract for the erection of
market sheds on the Central Market Grounds
Recommendations the appropria-
ton of certain property for the purpose of wild
eRinE certain alley between Ohio and Canal
streets, and its erection into a street under the
title of Walworth street. Adopted
Commemorate N. Barnett, Esq, re-
signing his membership in the Board of Educa-
tiOa. Accepted - Charles Bradburn was
elected to fill the vacancy Occasioned by Mr.
Banett's esignaton-From J. Goodman,
representing that he has sustained damage to
his dwelling on Euclid street, from high water
on said street, and asking remuneration. Re
ferred to Board of City improvements
From Trad Kelley, representing tha. the high
water has caused much damage to his canal
dock at the corner of Michigan and Canal
streets, and requesting measures be taken for
its repair and to prevent similar occurrences in
future Referred to Board of City Improve
ments--Of Mrs. David Long, demonstrating
against the opening Of Long street, and giving
reasons therefor. Referred to Board Of City
mproyeEaents.--From James Hill, recon-
Iasnding-that Charles COsterly be expelled
from the Fire Department. On motion oi
Mr.. Herrick, Charles COsterly was eIpelled--
OF James Hill recommending the purchase o.
new suction hose for Engine Co, No. 10, Or
motion Of Mr. Horrick, the Committee on Fir
and Water were authorized to purchase said
hOse.-Of R. Law proposing to light St
Clair street at the same rates, he now receive:
for lighting the West side. Recsiyed an.
filed
ORDINAScEs.-AssesSiHga special tax on al
real estate bounding and abutting on FOres
street,-Levying special tax on all the Tea
estate bounding and abuiting upon ST. Clai
street, between Erie street and Case Avenue
! Referred to Special Committee, consisting o
Messrs. Regner, Ransom and johnson IT,
widen and extend the alley between Ohio an,
Eagle streets, and Canal and Miami streets
and to make the alley street and give it
name. Referred to Committee on Ordinances
To establish the grade of Champlain street
Passed. establish the grade of Seneci
street Read third time.-To establish tn
grade Of Blair street-TO establish the grad
to West River street between Main street an,
the old River Road Referred to COMMITTEES oil
Ordinances-TO provide for the uniform
numbering of hOuses.-Passed.
Adjourned
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-14

GRovER AND BAKERS FAN.

1st. Cotton is used as It Is PzTebSsed-OR spOOls
without re- -Riadlngi saving time, trouble and
waste.
"a. The trouble and perPlexi,y Of slling shut
tie, las in other mschines is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. lis very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
suirs to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ulAr, and viii not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
sth. The stitch Is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested In the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the salesroom Of the
Subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machiues are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
The services Of lady and the use Of amachinc
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
at the room of Mr. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,5Oper day
SAMUEL HoPKISs
NOrtbrop Spangler's Block,
nhS6dsm.l9s Superior 81, up stairs.
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pbpsitial1s & Surgeons
MORTON M ID -Pbvsopatb

~ MOhION, VI. Dr. n nySOPdtulC
iferv and Diseases Of Women and Chiluren. DR. NOR
Ton having located himself in 'his place IS ready 70 at
her nrvaie dveliues DT A diScards all persons Of
every description. ether uinera animal or yee able ald
he ohstrucons smuiates and tones up the system BY
Tbls with diseases Of the Liver Luags, Kid
uevs spleen Neuralgia I'M nation, umatsn. telher
Acute Chrome Less o. Ap3etite ueranseieat 81 me
Gravel srofu Seiuss and leeTs Cancers istllss
Impurities ufthe Blood. any CtTouo OF loas s1nslns
diseases diseases pocuar 10 the as se1, such rs sup
PRECISION Prolapsus ulsra HEmonhage, &c are request
Cd 10 cali HIS Mode VI Treatment Is also completely
Dr. N has also safe an never taias remedy loi
Fever and Ague, Gsiera ChoieTs-4s ~
Diahosa Coe Cramps, Lock Jaw, FliS and saSs treat
~ DIM IS also prepared totreat successfully FEvERS
ofths types together With all ote ioI o. acute
DISEASES This Is hcton OF imagination o. lie uIaln
but facts dedncisd from yeaIs on tne helql ?,
New School system % Paice and thoIo1sh Ie1ains
the varOu schools Of ply c aud systems Of Practice ana
graduate from the old AMI ne sehoos OF Medlcine
kinisof 30 OrANICMEDlClNES,simR and compounds.
tineturss and srups such as are usually KEPT IN boan
Inian Remedies, and large numberoi Compounds, pre-
pared BY himself as Remedlal Aseats among waeh are
The iollowns. VIZ; Compound syrup o. tAe Nsnds5lns
MIX Weed sovereign remedy toT tae nSsnepsia Piles,
Sc; Anii-B aEs p sepsEsy 9r ne liTsI; Sanltive
neTer al q cure; Eye5aer never i.ins remedy ior
Weak Sor3d inf@ed kyes; CsnseI Medislas los m m
Ms Balsam Of villa Chem, r Coughs Colds s59neails.
cnnsamptiog and az Diseases Of The Inns; khamai.e
use for internal or external appcaaui Sovereign kea-
sdy for the ChoeTa Mothers CaIdal y feuals kfsnd
| md ofhsr articl1s LA nui-prous 10 ri9t uon-
o. ~ u. PaTiiculaL AlieniIon wlllbe paid m treat
Ing all gid Chronic and fISae ~ Dssaes @ 70 cleanse ~
rsa the dead but he does claim that hs all cur
ahls pseslss sld maay tsg ar eoAsiisrod iao35a5.s
| 81 Olsve land, " 81 Side
~ P. s Dr. n. would say that he c, giye Ono stu
dsnt good chance IN bis ofireto read Meeins and Il
! various branches ap sdlN ssfoawt Jnlvlh le9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-14

NEw YoRK, July l3.
Considerable anxiety was felt in relation to the
Atlantic Gable, when the Canada sliled.
private meeting Of Illinois shareholders had
been held in London, but the proceedings are not
maze public.
The House Of Lords has rejected the bill to abOl-
ish church rates by large majority, the bill allow
ing the House of Commons to admit Jews as MEM
bers of that bOiy has teen passed on its second
reading in the House Of Lords by iOTty-six ma
joTiiy.
Parliament will be prorogued before the end Of
July.
Intelligence from France is not important
A Ministerial crisis in Spain had occurred. The
Ministry resigned, and new Cabinet was formed
headed by General 0DOnnell as Minister Of For
eign affairs and OF War.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS - Coitsn-Hai been veTJ
t1su The ales for the week uuiIag 10 s. ~ bales
All ousufIIes advauced-
.ureser a1vlees uV0rs BE an holders demand AZ
sdy.ne.. v hic has the effect Ul checsl operations
Th- weatherIn England continued favorable for csops
Ii-r Isou Spence CO. g ciTcular Of July p reports
1r am ard ii better demaud Al advance cf I'd West
IN Csual zls Ga Is 6 Philadeipla and Baltimore p;
Wbe5f-(es buuya4f IN Consequence ot droush On tbs
Dspf aud prices have advanced Id and ID ilr red sines
neiay. southern = Ia 5, 0d western while 6 81 ts %
soqifhern whIte 6s ludGIs 4d -,
I Tsu-Dali, yellow nominal Il 3s cd whi'e 3. ID
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-14

CouIS6 TO CLEvELASD.-We learn that a
party of Washington notables are making ex-
tensiye preparations at that place for Pless-
ure excursion to the Lake Superior country,
and that they will come to Cleveland and char
ter steamer or propeller for that purpose
The party will contain number Of distin-
guished members Of the various foreign diplO-
matte corps.
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YESTERDAY AFTERNOONS REPORT
PEACE RESTORED.

ST. LOUIS, July 10.
The Utah correspondent of the Republican, un-
der date Of June lsth, says,
Conditions agreed upon at conference between
Co, Cumming, Peace Com nissioners, and heads
Of M0 non Church are
FTroar, shall enter the city without OPposi ion
CivJ 81, ers will be permitted TO perform the
dutes Of their offices without interruption, and an
unconditional OBJ, dience to the laws OF the and.
On tbs atber Ian, past offences shall be forgot
On 'ue o'9ea .1u~ -esident's Proclamation
an n ,Se boHses ia Sa.' Lake City have been
.sed ,,;nst botL civil o, cers and strangers ex-
oept one, which is occupied ,S :, - o'; :.
his family. Everybody else arr SS ,--e,,I IN
their wagons or on the ground ine slsOus ~. N
the city were Governor Cumming Ia,
nett Powell and Mccullough, fCace - a..
ers Dr. FOney, Superintendent OF lnci,N "a -
Mr. Craig, Indian Agent, Mr. Dodso.l' Ma aDd
The Terrifory. and MesSrs. Simonton Fiilmore' ana
Brown. correspondents OF the New YORK I'm -
Herald and Tribune
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EHAIR D1 & HAIR DYE-HAIK DYE
VIM. L. Bachelors Hair Dye.

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD!
Aiehlsare imts'ions and should be avoided II
you wisliia sslaIc IiIicuie-
GRAY, RED. OR Rusty HAIR Dyed instantly u a
teautui aad Naiu-a. Brown BLACK without tie least
uufyto Fisir skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have teen
awsrisd 90 Wan. Dacisor silee ls33. aal s5.00
upae-fs have hcn mae 10 the Hair OF ms patrons Of
his faullus Dye.
wMA- BATCHciOgSH HAIR DYE produces a color
ioh dztinsasArl iron Iriars. and WARRANTED
not 20 niuleia the least. a'sr los ie ooItiq
usl, tle On ca;s @, Bal Iys Fsaisiie; the Hlir
vgsrsisl ilr lie D. tins sple did Drc-
MADE sid applied a private rooms, At the Wiz Fac
I23 BroalWaT. y. Y.
70 it Is -llie has the uaas ami address uFon steel
engraving ga four sil1s OF szlea Bl2. oT
WILLIAM A BATCHELOR.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-14

The Great Secret Out al LGst!I
Auihe SECRETS Of Rare, and Oiher celebrated R'rse
Taners BY which many uasOyernable, vicious ani'
5auky horses made the valu1bs OF their species
and the method Of breaking colts, By mall post
rail on the receipt OF Two Dollars Address,
Boz 63s- wN RASIE'S AGENT Cleveland, O.
r. The book which send ooaains all the information
hat can be obtained from source and Is the same that
/, practiced b. J. RARE ard sold in Book foIm BY his
Agents from threS ten doais and bond required
Of S3Oto keep the secrets iuls-dSwa;lss